... parts of their brain that they're not using and build up their storage of red blood cells, which allows them to hold more oxygen in their blood. The next step for scientists is to better understand the factors that threaten this population. It's likely a combination of factors ...
... the West, hoping that normal relations will improve their prospects for a better life. ROBERT KAPLAN: The population is one of the youngest populations of the large country in the world. ROBIN WRIGHT: They're very much involved in Internet, social media. They all have satellite dishes that bring in ...
... voted straight ticket. JUDY WOODRUFF: Some of the remedies you suggest I think would surprise some people. Martin Frost, for example, you talk about bring back earmarks. These are ways individual members of Congress can insert something in a spending bill that would benefit some project that is important to ...
... prisoners of their own homes now and not of the state. HARI SREENIVASAN: What kind of support services exist for them after they're out? BILL MOUSHEY: None. HARI SREENIVASAN: In fact, Moushey says that when they are released those who have been convicted are in many ways better off ...
... just would remind our listeners that, at the height of the Cold War and the height of his own popularity, Ronald Reagan could not persuade the American people to support a military effort against the armed insurgents in Nicaragua literally at our doorstep to undermine the Sandinistas. Bill Clinton's ...
... on this page tolling the death knell for Microsoft, has been engaged in a long-running debate, some would say feud, with Peter Thiel, who in 2010 starting paying young people to drop out of college (or never enroll) and become entrepreneurs instead. So what's become of Thiel's ...
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President Obama waves to guests after speaking about gas prices and oil company tax breaks at the White House on Thursday. Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images. While no presidential primary contests were held this week, two key events from the last few days are shaping how the general election will be framed this fall: the...
( {"video_url": "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD_wUNb0cw8"} ) This text is as delivered and released by the White House. Click here for video and text of Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels' Republican response and video of Herman Cain's Tea Party response. Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, members of Congress, distinguished guests, and fellow Americans: > Last month, I went to...
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