Romney dominates Florida primary victory over Gingrich
Mitt Romney routed Newt Gingrich in the Florida primary, winning 47 percent to 32 percent with Santorum at 13 and Paul 7. Romney leveraged a large financial edge and aggressive ads to accelerate his drive for the Republican nomination. Gingrich vowed to continue, criticizing Romney while seeking evangelical and tea party support.
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New Hampshire
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Restore Our Future
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Dorothy Anderson
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Write-in race labels reveal a more diverse America
More than 21.7 million people wrote in nonstandard race terms on the 2010 census, including Arabs Haitians Mexicans and multiracial identities. The data shows many feel they do not fit the four government defined race categories and highlights political and funding implications tied to racial identification.
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University of Minnesota
Gingrich moon base plans seen as mainstream by experts
Science policy experts say Gingrich's moon base and brain science ideas draw on mainstream research. They note funding, policy shifts, and past Bush administrations touched space and research aims, while his lunar colony proposal faces political scrutiny and cost questions.
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National Science Foundation
White House
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Lane
Syracuse University Science Policy
Henry Lambright
Iowa
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