Cuomo signals 2002 run for New York governor
Andrew Cuomo announces plans to seek the New York governorship next year amid a high profile event at Rockefeller Center. He faces obstacles including perceptions of blocking a strong black candidate and faces criticism of Pataki while noting his return to New York after eight years away.
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Seeds of life may form in interstellar space
NASA Ames researchers simulate deep space conditions in a cold vacuum chamber to create primitive cell membranes from simple organics. They argue interstellar ices exposed to ultraviolet radiation could generate life's building blocks, suggesting life-friendly chemistry may occur without planets. The study, reported in PNAS, links cosmic material delivery to Earth's origin and outlines broader implications for life elsewhere.
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Bush Signals Willingness to Compromise on Drug Plan
President Bush hints at compromise on Medicare prescription drug coverage proposals. He pledges reform, while Democrats push broader coverage. Daschle criticizes plans that leave many seniors without drug benefits and calls for more comprehensive aid.
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Clinton and Leahy vow to oppose Ashcroft's confirmation
Senators Clinton and Leahy announced opposition to John Ashcroft as Attorney General nominee, citing his controversial record. Senate moves ahead with confirmations amid pressure, with Norton and Whitman also expected to be approved.
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