Sport
Grizzlies are out for A.I., same for Clippers?
By Marc J. Spears, LAS VEGAS – Don’t expect Allen Iverson (notes) to wear a Memphis Grizzlies uniform next season. H…
Showing posts from July 24, 2009
Sport
Big deal: Cardinals acquire Holliday from A’s
Needing to upgrade an offense that had scored three or fewer runs six times in the previous two weeks, and finding it i…
science
Postmenopausal hormones up cancer risk
By Janet Raloff As a cub reporter in the mid-1970s, I did a brief stint writing for the newspaper in…
science
Fossil shows first all-American honeybee
North America once had its own Apis species instead of today’s imports By Susan Milius Enlarge Telltale wing…
health
Is Your Bottled Water Safe?
By: Lara Endreszl Printer Friendly For years tap water has been und…
Business
10 best stocks for 2009: Doing fine
A mid-year review of our market-beating picks for investors. Fortune 40: The best stocks to retire on After a bl…
Business
Tech leads Wall Street retreat
Wall Street weakens after Microsoft, Amazon.com and Broadcom results spark selling. Best Places to Live …
Business
Minimum wage hike: More money or fewer jobs?
On Friday the federal minimum wage jumps to $7.25 an hour from $6.55. Economists differ as to whether that will hurt or…
Tech
Microsoft offers to let users choose browsers
European Union regulators say that the software company makes an effort to resolve two antitrust cases. Rocket book…
science
Chimpanzees die from primate version of HIV
Study shows AIDS-like health effects in a wild population By Rachel Ehrenberg Enlarge Patient zero? When sam…
health
H1N1 Flu “Fastest-Moving Pandemic Ever”
By: Madeline Ellis Printer Friendly The World Health Organization (W…
science
Traffic hydrocarbons linked to lower IQs in kids
Prenatal exposures to common air pollutants correlate with drop in intelligence scores By Janet Raloff …
science
Electric grid still very vulnerable to electromagnetic weaponry
By Janet Raloff Web edition : Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 Electromagnetic pulse is hardly a hou…