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Will fallout of ‘spying on friends’ allegations help change U.S. surveillance?

Politics May 29

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Global Monitoring Systems Work to Confirm North Korean Nuclear Test Claims

When North Korea conducted its second underground nuclear test in three years Monday, one of the first places in the world to register anything unusual was the National Earthquake Information Center in Denver, Colo.

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Economy May 13

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Other News: Treasury Calls for System to Track Financial Instruments

In other news, the Treasury Department called for a central electronic system to track risky financial instruments, including credit default swaps, and the Commerce Department reported retail sales fell for the second month in a row.

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Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Landmark Voting Law

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on a challenge by a Texas community to strike down an extension to the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal recaps the day in court.

Health Mar 19

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Studies Cast New Doubt on Prostate Cancer Screening

Recent studies show that screenings for prostate cancer may not reduce death rates and may also lead to unnecessary treatment. A medical researcher discusses the latest findings.

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