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To Make Mice Smarter, Add A Few Human Brain Cells
For more than a century, neurons have been the superstars of the brain. Now researchers say that when they placed human versions of another type of brain cell into mice brains, the mice grew up to be faster learners. This supports the hypothesis that these glial cells — and not just better-known neurons — play an important role in learning.
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How Did Strom Thurmond Last Through His 24-Hour Filibuster?
In 1957, Sen. Strom Thurmond prepared for his filibuster against civil rights legislation with steam baths — to become dehydrated so he wouldn't need a bathroom break. He got at least one chance to relieve himself, however. This week, Sen. Rand Paul gave up when nature's call became too urgent.
Senate Approves Nomination Of John Brennan As CIA Chief
The nomination survived an epic, nearly 13-hour filibuster by Sen. Rand Paul, who demanded an explanation of the Obama administration's targeted killing program.
LA Has The Highest Rate Of Diabetes In The U.S.
Diabetes has multiple complications. Among them are kidney failure, lower limb amputation, blindness and it is a major cause of Heart Disease Stroke. Dr.
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Plague Of Locusts Has Israelis Asking: Are They Kosher For Passover?
Some have proposed a culinary approach to the millions of locusts that made their way from Egypt to Israel this week: Eat 'em up. Plenty of world cuisines can offer inspiration, but there's a catch: Rabbis don't agree locusts are kosher.
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In The Iditarod Race, 'Pee Pants' Get An Endurance Test
It will take more than a week for Alaska's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which began Saturday, to cover nearly 1,000 miles. But every minute counts — and several mushers are trying out special pants that allow them to race without stopping for bathroom breaks.
Young Chinese Translate America, One Show At A Time
China's so-called fan subtitle groups are trying to change the country's thinking. Every week, thousands of young Chinese gather online to translate popular TV shows like The Newsroom into Mandarin. Some do it for fun, but others see it as a subtle way to introduce new ideas about free thought and questioning authority into Chinese society.
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Federal Probe Targets Uneven Discipline At Seattle Schools
Students of color have long been punished in far higher numbers than white students in Seattle. The Education Department is looking at whether black students are disciplined more frequently and more harshly than white students for the same behavior.
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Michigan Sen. Carl Levin Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election
The chairman of the Armed Services Committee said the best thing for the country would be for him to serve the next two years without the distraction of a campaign.
Watchdogs Not Celebrating Obama Group's Switch On Big Donors
Organizing for Action, which was formed from the Obama for America campaign committee to promote the president's second-term agenda, now says it won't take money from corporations or PACS. Critics say they'll believe it when they see it.
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