Masterpieces Shown For First Time In America
The National Gallery of Art hosts an unprecedented display of Baroque masters from the Doria Pamphilj Gallery Rome. Diego Velazquez's Pope Innocent X portrait anchors the exhibit alongside Annibale Carracci's Landscape With the Flight Into Egypt. Curator David Alan Brown calls the showcase the creme de la creme of 16th to 18th century Italian and northern European art.
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Stars Too Old For Theory Challenge Cosmos View
New York researchers report a galaxy whose stars appear about 3.5 billion years old, 1 to 1.5 billion years older than the universe under standard models. The finding, while fitting the big bang idea, undermines assumptions about the universe’s age and matter density.
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New York
James Dunlop
TV CPR vs Real Life CPR Doctors Say
Doctors cite a New England Journal of Medicine report claiming TV dramas misrepresent CPR. They note TV scenes feature young trauma victims who survive, while real cases involve elderly heart patients who often die. The mismatch hinders conversations with terminally ill patients about whether to pursue CPR.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
House Panel Backs Bill to Deny Federal Recognition of Gay Unions
The Judiciary Committee voted 20 to 10 to approve a bill that would keep same sex unions invalid under federal law even if a state legalizes them. Democrats Boucher and Reed joined the two party lines in opposition, while Rep. Martin Hoke dismissed the idea that Congress should legislate morality.
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Jack Reed
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