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Luxor Lately
Words do not do justice to the grandiosity of the Luxor temple. The columns are several stories tall. The statues and hieroglyphics have lasted for over 3000 years. What building built today could last that long? The near absence of rain certainly
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:38P
Mobiles 'may cause brain cancer'
A review of evidence suggests an increased risk of a malignant type of brain cancer cannot be ruled out. However, any link is not certain - they concluded that it was "not clearly established that it does
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:38P
PNC Bank officially signs lease at 1 E. Pratt
“Adding our name to the building will be a reflection of our long-term commitment to this region and provides us with greater visibility in one of the most high-traffic destinations in Maryland,” PNC regional president Louis R. Cestello said in a
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:38P
The Spanish labyrinth
Mike Gonzalez examines the struggles for change that have defined its existence In the 1930s, several years before the beginning of the Spanish Civil War the poet Antonio Machado imagined his country as a rusting suit of armour lying on the harsh brown
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:38P
The labyrinth of Spain's history
Mike Gonzalez examines the struggles for change that have defined its existence In the 1930s, several years before the beginning of the Spanish Civil War the poet Antonio Machado imagined his country as a rusting suit of armour lying on the harsh brown
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:38P
MPs disagree over team to vet nominees
The names of Dr Willy Mutunga (left) and Nancy Barasa (centre) for Chief Justice and Deputy Chief Justice respectively and Keriako Tobiko (right) for Director of Public Prosecution were submitted to Parliament by President Kibaki.
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:37P
The Muck of Ages - Surplus Value art collective exhibition
This portable exhibition by Surplus Value uses advertising techniques to put a socialist message across to the audience. Dada inspired posters savage the myths of social justice at home and humanitarian intervention abroad.
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:37P
Justices tosses lawsuit accusing Ashcroft of misusing his power
Justice Antonin Scalia said the officers who arrested al-Kidd had obtained an arrest warrant from a magistrate. The law permits taking a person into custody to hold him if his testimony "is material in a criminal proceeding." Initially, al-Kidd was
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:37P
Justices tosses lawsuit accusing Ashcroft of misusing his power
Justice Antonin Scalia said the officers who arrested al-Kidd had obtained an arrest warrant from a magistrate. The law permits taking a person into custody to hold him if his testimony "is material in a criminal proceeding." Initially, al-Kidd was
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:37P
The Hague will not deliver justice
The arrest last week of Ratko Mladic, the former head of the Bosnian Serb army, was greeted with jubilation by the media. Mladic, labelled “the Butcher of Bosnia”, will be brought before a criminal tribunal in The Hague.
Updated: 05/31/2011 01:37P
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