Analysts warn Bush budget would yield large deficits
The Congressional Budget Office reports Bush plans would drive deficits totaling about 1.92 trillion over the next decade. The analysis shows a sharp decline in fiscal fortunes, with deficits starting at 287 billion this year and peaking near 338 billion in 2004 before gradually shrinking to 102 billion by 2013. Democrats use the figures to attack the tax cut plan.
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National Family Tree exhibit names 100 notable Americans
Philadelphia AP report lists 100 people chosen for the National Family Tree exhibit at the National Constitution Center opening July 4. Among them are Larry Flynt, Louis Brandeis, Hugo Black, Clement Vallandigham, W E B Du Bois, Deep Throat, Mickey Mouse, Bella Abzug, Cesar Chavez, Kenneth Starr and Robert Bork.
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Short thighs linked to higher diabetes risk study finds
A Johns Hopkins led study of 8,738 Americans connects shorter thigh length with increased diabetes risk and insulin resistance, suggesting early life nutrition may influence later disease. Experts caution results are not a clinical directive and obesity remains a key diabetes driver. The work was presented at an American Heart Association meeting in Miami Beach.
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FBI shuts down fraud schemes nationwide
FBI agents cracked down on get rich quick frauds that bilked hundreds of investors out of about 500 million dollars. The operation named Sweet Tea Masquerade led to 51 arrests across 22 states and DC. An operator in Los Angeles, Nicholas Roblee, faces wire fraud and money laundering charges for a Ponzi style plan that allegedly took 4.5 million from investors.
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