HIV vaccines show promise in early trials
Merck and other firms test vaccines in healthy volunteers as dozens pursue HIV vaccines. Merck plans to present findings at a scientific forum in April amid ongoing laboratory trials and public discussion of efficacy and safety.
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Clinton denies involvement in pardons linked to Bush era cases
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said she did not have any involvement in the pardons granted by her husband and voiced disappointment over her brother Hugh Rodham receiving $400,000 to lobby for relief for two men. She suggested she could have prevented the situations if she had known.
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Bosnian war crimes trio convicted on rape charges at The Hague
A UN tribunal convicted Dragoljub Kunarac Radomir Kovac and acquitted Zoran Vukovic on most charges but found all three guilty on 19 counts including rape enslavement and torture. The ruling established sexual slavery as a war crime and highlighted the use of rape camps against Muslim women during 1992 1995.
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Bush defends Iraq strike and backs FBI director at news conference
President Bush said the Iraq airstrike was successful and expressed concern over the FBI spy case while voicing confidence in Louis Freeh. He outlined budget plans with education and Medicare increases and a slower federal growth rate. He defended his tax cut as balanced and avoided pledging program cuts.
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Asteroid May Have Triggered Permian Extinction
Researchers analyzed ancient deposits in China and Japan and suggest a space rock three to seven miles wide struck Earth about 251 million years ago, triggering the Permian-Triassic extinction that wiped out about 90 percent of ocean species and 70 percent of land species. The impactor may have left buckminsterfullerenes, or bucky balls, as traces.
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