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Company benefits as Katrina victims wait

Published March 14, 2008
ICF International has profited significantly in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Cardinal calls Olympics a chance for China to show human rights improvement

Published March 13, 2008

.ROME (AP) - The Beijing Olympics in August offer China the chance to improve its human rights record, Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen said Wednesday. The United States, other nations and advocacy groups...

Online degrees gaining esteem in increasingly digital age

Published March 13, 2008

Ian Maitland, a 63-year-old Carlson School of Management professor, said he's been teaching for 25 years. He teaches courses in business ethics and said the link between moral rights and wrongs and legal...

Lawmakers worry salvia becoming the new marijuana

Published March 12, 2008
Lawmakers are considering regulating the hallucinogenic plant.

K-12ers watch Arctic explorers ‘GoNorth’

Published March 12, 2008
An online program allows students to learn by following current expeditions.

British pledge gets mixed reactions

Published March 12, 2008
The British prime minister believes a pledge of allegiance would bolster unity.

Guatemala adoption fraud affects U.S. adoptions

Published March 11, 2008

>GUATEMALA CITY (AP) - Luciany Ball's adoption file says she was born 14 months ago by Caesarean section to a single mother who gave her up so she could be raised by a loving family in a six-bedroom...

Zimbabwean voters seek change

Published March 11, 2008
Only neighboring African countries will be allowed to monitor the upcoming elections.

Labor-abuse probe targets ethanol firm

Published March 11, 2008
Bill Clinton has a small investment in the Brazil-based company.

Contaminated milk raises questions about using sewage-plant wastes as fertilizer

Published March 7, 2008
A federal judge ruled in favor of a farmer whose land was poisoned by sludge.

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