NEW YORK – It might surprise you to know that legendary science fiction and fantasy writer Ray Bradbury (search), who wrote about traveling to Mars decades before NASA’s Spirit rover got there in the past year, thinks you’re an alien. Don’t worry. The rest of us are too, according to …
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“Public concern about environmental health threats to children has intensified in recent years and has caused scientists, politicians, regulators and public health officials to take notice.” So begins the American Council on Science and Health’s new book, Are Children More Vulnerable to Environmental Chemicals?; Scientific and Regulatory Issues in Perspective. …
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The judge in theKobe Bryant (search)case says the evidence is slim, but the trial will move forward. But no matter what happens, Bryant’s life will never be the same. If he did rape the young woman, he deserves the anguish and the harsh punishment. But if he engaged in consensual …
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NEW YORK – If a Christmas tree canstand in a school’s halls during the holidays, then a model of baby Jesus and his manger should also be welcomed, contends aQueens, N.Y., mother who is going to court to prove her point. Andrea Skoros (search)sued the New York City public school …
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Lisa Marie Presley|John Travolta|Johnnie Cochran Lisa Marie Strikes Out Elvis has left the building. After a huge publicity build-up with network interviews and magazine covers, Lisa Marie Presley has made only a small dent in her first week record sales. To Whom It May Concern will likely do about 125,000 …
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Regis and Kathie Lee | Rockers Roust Celine | Joy Behar Regis and Kathie Lee, One More Time This is no April Fool’s joke: Regis and Kathie Lee were back together againMonday night. I know you’d like to hear that in her almost three years away from Regis Philbin, Kathie …
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WASHINGTON – Bias, favoritism, critical fault lines between the State and Defense Departments — all have contributed to strong criticism over the choice of appointees to reconstruct Iraq, and whether they will be able to make a difference on the ground. Gen. Jay Garner, head of the Office of Reconstruction …
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To watch “The Talking Points Memo” in the Screening Room click here. Hi. I’m Bill O’Reilly. Thank you for watching us tonight. The latest on the terror bombing [in Saudi Arabia], but first, a call to boycott Florida products. That’s the subject of this evening’s Talking Points Memo. Some Floridians, …
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I hope you don’t mind if I do some shameless bragging. It’s not about me, but my daughter. Sunday night, she was honored, along with eight other young women in our community, for achieving Girl Scouts’ (search) highest honor, the Gold Award — their equivalent of Boy Scouting’s Eagle Award. …
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Get the butterfly net before you read this column. You won’t want to waste any time afterward. “I have no hesitation in describingglobal warming (search)as a weapon of mass destruction,” said a British climate scientist this week. John Houghton, a former member of theUnited Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change …
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