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submitted by eooties 18 months ago, from usatoday.com
President Obama will sign an executive order Monday lifting limits on human embryonic stem cell research and will direct federal agencies to "restore scientific integrity" to decision-making, White House aides said Sunday. More
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submitted by rodeox 24 months ago, from iht.com
As a senator, John McCain holds a reputation for diverging from many of his Republican colleagues on core party issues. Now, as the party's presidential candidate, his record and policy views are putting him at odds with the overarching party platform adopted this week. More
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submitted by chiasma 26 months ago, from latimes.com
Their similar stances on immigration, nuclear weapons, global warming and stem-cell research are evidence of a centrist shift in the political landscape. More
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submitted by bafficio 26 months ago, from newsweek.com
The leaders of the religious right don't have great affection for John McCain. They think he's too moderate on immigration, embryonic-stem-cell research and campaign-finance reform, and they think he doesn't do enough to promote his pro-life positions. That's where they agree. But as the election... More
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by Gina Kolata from nytimes.com, 33 months ago
James A. Thomson’s laboratory reported a way to turn human cells into what appear to be embryonic stem cells. More
