No Surprises rules revived for developers in new federal shift
Interior Department restores Clinton era policy enabling blanket assurances to builders that unforeseen habitat protections will not arise after work starts. Separate items note a New Mexico church seeking to use hallucinogenic tea, severe North Carolina floods, and NBC Sports chairman Ebersol crash probe with cockpit recorder details.
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Doubts linger on election results as Bush victory certified
As the Electoral College prepares to certify Bush, concerns persist about voting integrity, especially in Ohio where technology failures, voter confusion, and crowded polls sparked doubts. Leaders from Kerry to Conyers demand investigations while GAO and EAC assess reforms for a glitch-free future.
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Genetic test predicts chemotherapy need for breast cancer
A prognostic genetic profiling test accurately forecasts which breast cancer patients will benefit from chemo, potentially guiding about 80,000 women yearly. The study shows the test outperforms known factors in predicting response, reducing unnecessary treatment for many patients.
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