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 Ted Koppel
To Leave
“Nightline”
He'll join Jose Canseco, Omarosa
Manigault-Stallworth and six
other B-list celebrities on VH1's
“The Surreal Life.” |
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| MEDIA |
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Taxpayer Funds Used for
Fake Newscasts
Fake newscasts feature hired experts saying
there's nothing wrong with taxpayer funds
being used for fake newscasts. |
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| ENTERTAINMENT |
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 Updated Mr.
Smith Goes to Washington
Screened at White House
New version of
film classic has Jimmy Stewart's
famous filibuster scene (shown)
edited out. |
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| IRONIC TIMES POLL |
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Most Americans Scared
About Something
But often need guidance
as to what to be most
scared about. |
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| HEALTH / MEDICINE |
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Survey: Majority of Americans
Sleep Poorly
Except when at work. |
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 10 Robodocs
Prowl Detroit
Hospital, Enable
Doctors to Make
Rounds Remotely
Video screen, tech
advances allow expert
medical attention from
golf courses. |
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| SCIENCE |
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Study Proves Animals Can
Laugh
When told how much researchers were paid,
chimps doubled over in hysterics. |
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| ENVIRONMENT |
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Human Survival Threatened by
Ecosystem Degradation, Say Scientists
But algae doing well. |
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| CORRECTION |
| Last week we reported that in
order to encourage more
responsible use of our
resources, the Bush
administration will be
phasing out the $25,000
tax write-off for
purchasing a Hummer,
which gets 10-12 miles
per gallon, while leaving
in place the $2,000 tax
credit for buying a
hybrid vehicle, which
gets over 50 mpg. In fact,
the Bush administration
is phasing out the $2,000
credit for buying a
hybrid, while leaving in
place the $25,000
write-off for buying a
Hummer. We regret the
error. |
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