Triceratops Debuts Brand New Display at Smithsonian
The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History unveils a full-size cast of a 23-foot Triceratops nicknamed Hatcher after John Bell Hatcher. Paleontologist Ralph Chapman notes the animal’s powerful form, while the display marks the horned dinosaur's public return after deterioration since 1905.
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Army base protesters jailed for trespassing at Fort Benning
A U.S. magistrate sentenced 26 peace activists to up to six months in prison for trespassing during a November 19 entry at Fort Benning to protest the School of the Americas. The group, part of about 3,400 protesters, alleges the school’s graduates are tied to human rights abuses.
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Dalai Lama Visit Strains U S China Ties
President Bush welcomed the Dalai Lama at the White House in a move aimed at backing dialogue with Beijing on Tibet's religious and cultural identity. China protested, condemning the visit as Taiwan and China policy under scrutiny while officials stressed a religious, not policy, meeting.
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Placebo effect questioned by Danish researchers
Danish researchers review 114 studies and conclude placebos show little effect outside research settings. They find no benefit over no treatment for most conditions, with modest gains mainly in pain studies. The work challenges long held views and shifts how doctors evaluate treatments.
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