Virginia bald eagles rebound to record pairs and chicks
After near extinction in the 1960s and DDT concerns, Virginia now hosts 331 breeding pairs and 466 chicks this spring per researchers. The James River hosts 115 eaglets from 75 pairs in 2001, while national numbers rise to about 6,300 pairs today.
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House votes to ban human cloning in historic vote
The House approved a broad ban on cloning human embryos by 265 to 162 after intense debate over ethics and science. Lawmakers rejected a measure to permit limited cloning for research, citing moral concerns and potential cures, while President Bush opposed cloning for any purpose.
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D-Mich
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D-N.y
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