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Why Congress Needs More Scientists

Q&A With Rep. Vernon Ehlers. more >>

A Ghoulish Poll for Hillary Clinton

Studies show that subtle reminders of death can skew voters toward safety and security issues. more >>

A Mystery City in the Andes

Tiwanacu, Bolivia more >>

Yo-Yo Ma | musician

Crossing cultures by making melodies. more >>

Yes, You Can Be a Political Pundit

Chances are better than 50-50 you will be right more >>

Worming Into Your Hard Drive

A growing computer virus is proving unusually hard to beat more >>

Anatomy of a Viral Video

A look at how an infamous YouTube video spread across the country more >>

Nobel Winner: Global Warming Is the New Sputnik

Physicist Leon Lederman calls climate change a “menace” that, like Sputnik, will spur more science. more >>

Sputnik: a Mixed Legacy

50 years later, what's next? more >>

A New Way of Protesting an Old Issue

A Digital Archive for 9/11

George Mason University preserves E-mails and videos that chronicle a tragedy. more >>

"Arrivederci" to Pavarotti, Opera's Ambassador

Arrivederci to a Divo Larger Than Life more >>

Fixing the Air Traffic Mess

Experts have plenty of ideas, but there is no easy solution. more >>

Introducing Wiki President Ron Paul

Web phenom Ron Paul, the libertarian Texas representative who polls in single digits for the GOP nomination but enjoys tremendous backing online, came out on top in the Wikipedia rankings. more >>

Looking for Patterns in Political Blogs

A new site reads and analyzes the blogs so you don't have to. more >>

New Website Monitors Campaign 2008 Blog Chatter

A pair of Arizona State University professors will formally launch a new website tomorrow that should offer a snapshot of which presidential candidates are being most talked about by bloggers—and whether they're being talked about nicely. Wonkosphere. more >>

Eyewitness: "Bonds' Homer Landed Right in Front of Me"

A fan's video captures Barry Bonds' record-breaking home run from where it lands in the stands. He later posted it to YouTube. more >>

Times Evokes Ire of Potter Fans

It’s hard out there for a Potterhead these days. When the New York Times reviewed the book in yesterday’s print edition after a reporter found a copy errantly on sale in a Chelsea bookstore in Manhattan, fans didn’t hesitate to take a little of that angst and frustration out on the newspaper. more >>

Morning Buzz: June 20, 2007

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced on Tuesday that he is leaving the Republican Party, moving a step closer to what many have speculated as an intended third-party bid for the White House. U. more >>

Abu Ghraib Back in the Blogosphere

The specter of the Abu Ghraib prison is back in the spotlight this week as bloggers salivate over a new article by the New Yorker’s Seymour Hersh, posted on the magazine’s website last weekend.. more >>

Morning Buzz: June 19, 2007

Even as the new U.S. more >>

British Agency Touts Breakup of Internet Child Porn Ring

A British antipedophilia agency trumpeted the arrest of over 700 suspects in a massive Internet-based child sex ring today, the result of a nearly yearlong investigation. Authorities from 35 countries were involved in the sting, which resulted in the rescue of 31 children, according to an announcement by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center. more >>

Morning Buzz: June 18, 2007

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