Higgs boson discovery hailed at CERN as God particle found
Physicists at CERN celebrate the discovery of a Higgs like boson after analysis by two teams involving more than 5,000 researchers. The finding, described as the missing cornerstone of science, confirms a long sought key to how matter gains mass and could open new avenues in subatomic physics.
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Unemployment to stay above 6 percent for years say economists
A AP Economy Survey of 32 economists shows the national jobless rate likely to remain above 6 percent for at least four more years, extending well beyond the 2009 end of the Great Recession. They foresee 8 percent at Election Day and a slow GDP recovery, with fiscal cliff fears and potential inflation risks looming.
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Tests reignite debate over Arafat death in new findings
Discoveries of traces of polonium-210 on clothing reportedly worn by Yasser Arafat amid his 2004 death prompt calls for exhumation by his widow and tentative autopsy approval from his successor. Experts caution that even with the polonium link, determining a definitive cause remains difficult given the historical context and medical records.
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