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...five years in office, Bush has challenged more than 800 laws. Most of these challenges have been predicated on the claim that they contain congressional impingements on the president’s power in realms such as foreign affairs and national security...
...report also recommended that Harvard’s planned Allston campus contain “a critical mass of collaborative science,” which would include the School of Public Health, the Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and other biology and computing departments...
...Egan and Boyle's report has been eagerly awaited by many, but others feared what it would contain. Last month, the court haggled over whether to release the report at all. In late June, the Illinois Supreme Court denied a request by a person concerned he would be named in the report who wanted it to remain secret...
...Bank of Japan (BOJ), for the first time in six years, from 0% to 0.25%, marking an end to a decade of economic stagnation; in Tokyo. The decision brings Japan's monetary policy in line with those of the U.S. and Europe, where central bankers are trying to contain inflation by raising rates. BOJ governor Toshihiko Fukui called the rate increase a "delightful moment for the future of the Japanese economy...
Researchers have discovered that many tissues and organs contain precursor cells that act in many ways like stem cells. The skin, intestines, liver, brain and bone marrow contain these stem cell-- mimicking cells, which could become a reservoir of replacement cells for treating diseases such as leukemias, stroke and some cancers. "Brain stem-cells can make almost all cell types in the brain, and that may be all we need if we want to treat Parkinson's disease or ALS," says Dr. Arnold Kriegstein, who directs the University of California at San Francisco's Institute for Regeneration Medicine. "Embryonic stem...