Viewpoints on post 9 11 food safety and Carmona claims
After 9 11 Congress and the Bush administration boosted FDA funding and the Bioterrorism Act of 2002 to expand food inspectors, but many positions have since been cut back returning to pre 9 11 levels. The article also cites former surgeon general Carmona testifying that White House officials limited his ability to speak on health topics.
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First Amendment text excerpt on religious and press freedoms
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Mehl study shows men and women use similar words daily
University of Arizona psychologist Matthias Mehl counted words from 400 students and found both sexes average about 16,000 words per day. All prior claims of a mammoth gap are challenged by broader studies showing similar talk rates but differing in quality and context across situations.
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Bush the last hawk standing in Iraq storm
Center of the Iraq War debate frames President Bush as steadfast and upbeat. He rejects calls for a rapid drawdown, backs the surge through September, and defers to Gen. Petraeus on next steps while insisting he will not bend to congressional pressure.
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No bluffing over poker in modern life and sales games
A narrative on bluffing in poker and everyday life from sales interactions to parenting. The author contrasts televised poker with car buying and parental tactics, noting how facial tells and perception shape decisions. Staff writer contact: Rachel Davis.
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