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Audiovisual Tech Consultant Expands In Challenging Economy
The Sextant Group, Inc., an internationally-recognized, independent technology consulting and design firm announces plans to open a new office inside the beltway in Washington DC.
Russian writer and Soviet dissident Aksyonov dies
Vasily Aksyonov, a prolific Russian writer and one of the last dissidents to be exiled from the Soviet Union, died Monday.
Elections key to Howell's future
For House Speaker Bill Howell, the outcome of this year's House of Delegates races could be particularly important, because his job as speaker depends on it.
Fall races for House expected to be close
While this year's gubernatorial race will get the bulk of the attention, politicians will be waging 71 other skirmishes this year in the battle over state control.
Science, Industry and Business
New Research Shows Dinosaurs May Have Been Smaller Than We Thought
For millions of years, dinosaurs have been considered the largest creatures ever to walk on land.
Sports marketing exec Marc Williams named new head of Indy's Circle City Classic
Sports marketing executive Marc Williams has been named executive director of the Circle City Classic, the annual football game in Indianapolis between two historically black colleges.
Paying college tuition with credit card gets costlier
Across the nation, a growing number of universities are making it harder - and costlier - for students to use credit cards.
Pirates provide opportunity for quirky study of economics
Pirates deserve respect, too. Maybe not respect, exactly. But, according to a young academic with New Jersey roots, they should be studied for what they teach us about economics.
In 1982, the U.S. government formally accepted the dirty job of finding a place to dispose of highly radioactive nuclear waste, including spent reactor fuel, which will remain radioactive for hundreds of thousands of years.
Iowa needs more intellectually diverse universities
Last year, the Press-Citizen reported that the University of Iowa's professors are overwhelmingly registered Democrats.
Dinosaurs May Have Been Smaller Than We Thought: New Study
For millions of years, dinosaurs have been considered the largest creatures ever to walk on land.
Briar Woods, Freedom graduate first four-year class
In fall 2005, the freshman class walked through the doors of Briar Woods and Freedom high schools and entered the unknown.
Mapping North Korean Railways Via Google Earth
For all the saber-rattling North Korea has been doing these days, precious little is known about daily life in the isolated nation.
Study: Dinosaur Size May Have Been Overestimated
Some dinosaurs were the largest creatures ever to walk on land, including the classic long-necked, whip-tailed Diplodicus, but a new study suggests it and its many extinct brethren weighed as little as half as much as previously thought.
North Korea uncovered: Palaces, labour camps and mass graves
The most comprehensive picture of what goes on inside the secret state of North Korea has emerged from an innovative US project.
ACLU Lawsuit Challenges Secret Creation Of Isolated Housing Units In Federal Prisons
The American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Indiana today filed a legal complaint challenging the unprecedented and secret creation of housing units inside federal prisons in which prisoners are condemned to live in stark isolation from the outside world.
Live from the White House! Unbiased News Coverage
One major network did an interview with Barack Obama where the host ended the segment with a bow to the president.
For Iranians in U.S.: Anger, hope after vote
VIENNA, Va. - Ali Ghaemieh is like many Iranian Americans who feel both outraged and hopeful as they watch the turmoil unfolding in Iran .
Issue of Property Rights Is Likely to Arise in Sotomayor x2019 s Confirmation Hearings
Supreme Court nominees almost never comment on recent decisions from the court they hope to join.
Government and taxpayers spent $79.4 million or $12.6 million to devise an organisational transformation plan for the Police Service.