- Today on the presidential campaign trail (AP)
- South Korea rejects disgraced clone scientist's license (Reuters)
- Booger is back: Woman receives 5 cloned puppies (AP)
- Scientists cheer gorilla find, but warn of threats (AP)
- Scientists: Salt in Mars soil not bad for life (AP)
- Plant-Eating Dinos Grew Fast to Fend Off Tyrannosaurs (LiveScience.com)
- Texas beach towns get back to normal after storm (AP)
- PayPal Co-Founders Invest $20 Million in SpaceX (SPACE.com)
- Alaska sues over listing polar bear as threatened (AP)
- Ancestor of T-Rex dinosaur unearthed in Poland (Reuters)
- Republicans strive to turn oil into electoral gold (AFP)
- South Korea rejects disgraced clone scientist's license (Reuters)
- DNA tests to study mummy fetuses in King Tut tomb (AP)
- Possible Shakespearean theater found in London (AP)
- Possible Shakespearean theater found in London (AP)
- Scientists produce stem cells for 10 diseases (AP)
- Bulgarian archaeologists discover ancient chariot (AP)
- Fingerprints now used to find drugs, explosives (AP)
- Austrians fete voluptuous, prehistoric Venus (AP)
- Why Shocking Images Stick in Short-Term Memory (LiveScience.com)
- Tropical Storms Hernan and Kika (weather.com)
- Pieces Coming Together for Next Space Shuttle Launch (SPACE.com)
- Deep mystery: why sea turtles plumb the depths (AFP)
- Poland to open museum for cousin of T-Rex (Reuters)
- McCain slams Obama over drilling off coasts (Reuters)
- Skin cells produce library of diseased stem cells (Reuters)
- Researchers study mercury in the Great Salt Lake (AP)
- Scientists create stem cells for 10 disorders (AP)
- 2.5 million-year-old mastodon unearthed in Romania (AP)
- California eyes cattails to combat climate change (AP)
- The Reason More of Today's Scientists Hire Armed Guards (LiveScience.com)
- Hurricane Hernan forms off Mexico's Pacific coast (AP)
- Pilots' reports on low fuel (AP)
- Not just guns: Gazans smuggle lions into zoo (AP)
- Poland to open museum for cousin of T-Rex (Reuters)
- Ask AP: Drilling for oil, the role of honeybees (AP)
- Skin cells produce library of diseased stem cells (Reuters)
- Barbadians slam discovery, naming of tiny snake (AP)
- Scientists closer to developing invisibility cloak (AP)
- Researchers work to turn car's exhaust into power (AP)
- Iconic stone arch collapses in southern Utah park (AP)
- AP IMPACT: Bush to relax protected species rules (AP)
- Interior secretary backs proposes species rules (AP)
- Scientists closer to developing invisibility cloak (AP)
- Researchers work to turn car's exhaust into power (AP)
- Iconic stone arch collapses in southern Utah park (AP)
- Ancient Roman Ruins Discovered in Jewish Capital (LiveScience.com)
- Tropical depressions could form in Atlantic (Reuters)
- Eastern Europe anxious as Russia attacks Georgia (AP)
- Not just guns: Gazans smuggle lions into zoo (AP)
- Poland to open museum for cousin of T-Rex (Reuters)
- Oil prices slide on worries about slowing growth, demand (AFP)
- Cloned puppies may have exposed 31-year mystery (AP)
- AP IMPACT: Bush to relax protected species rules (AP)
- Need Antarctic data: Send in the seals (AP)
- Plants move up mountain as temps rise, study shows (AP)
- Some like it hot, but not fungi (AP)
- Study: The Pose of a Champion is Innate (LiveScience.com)
- Tropical depressions could form in Atlantic (Reuters)
- Eastern Europe anxious as Russia attacks Georgia (AP)
- Not just guns: Gazans smuggle lions into zoo (AP)
- Poland to open museum for cousin of T-Rex (Reuters)
- Oil prices slide on worries about slowing growth, demand (AFP)
- Cloned puppies may have exposed 31-year mystery (AP)
- Nature group says humpback whales recovering (AP)
- Scientists closer to developing invisibility cloak (AP)
- NASA safety panel worries about moon ship design (AP)
- Need Antarctic data: Send in the seals (AP)
- Girls' Most Dangerous Sport: Cheerleading (LiveScience.com)
- Hurricane Hernan now tropical storm in Pacific (AP)
- NASA abandons plan to fly new spaceships by 2013 (Reuters)
- Can NY infrastructure handle floods, intense heat? (AP)
- Venomous lionfish prowls fragile Caribbean waters (AP)
- Worrying invasive snail found in Lake Michigan (AP)
- Remains of cemetery found in Sahara (AP)
- Ocean dead zones become a worldwide problem (AP)
- NASA delays robotic moon mission until 2009 (AP)
- People Really Do Look Better When You Drink (LiveScience.com)
- Tropical depression may form near Virgin Islands (Reuters)
- NASA Gets First Image of a Mars Dust Particle (SPACE.com)
- Taiwan to accept "unification" pandas from China (Reuters)
- US scientists find stone age burial ground in Sahara (AFP)
- Iran, Turkey fail to reach deal on new pipeline (AP)
- Woman who had dogs cloned wanted in Tennessee (AP)
- In Germany, wandering whale creates wonderment (AP)
- Canada to search for Arctic explorer's ships (AP)
- Guess what? Military funds mind-reading science (AP)
- Mummified remains from 1948 plane crash identified (AP)
- Iran tests rocket for future launch of satellite (AP)
- Researchers say numbers aren't needed to count (AP)
- NASA fixes moonship shaking with shock absorbers (AP)
- Stem cell advance may help transfusion supplies (AP)
- Mexico starts campaign to save endangered porpoise (AP)
- Dallas Zoo drops plan to ship elephant to Mexico (AP)
- Climate negotiators reconvene this week in Ghana (AP)
- Saber-toothed cat fossils discovered in Venezuela (AP)
- At top of Greenland, new worrisome cracks in ice (AP)
- NASA destroys rocket after failed launch (AP)
- QinetiQ says it has broken unmanned flight record (AP)
- Research aims to put tongues in control of devices (AP)
- Cows seem to know which way is north (AP)
- Monkeys reward friends and relatives (AP)
- Arctic sea ice drops to 2nd lowest level on record (AP)
- Gustav headed for current that fuels big storms (AP)
- Lights out? Experts fear fireflies are dwindling (AP)
- Plague threatens prairie dogs, endangered ferrets (AP)
- Amazon deforestation on the rise (AP)
- UN chief: Next US president must lead on climate (AP)
- Zoo Atlanta visitors flock to welcome panda cub (AP)
- This ain't no jive, particle physics rap is a hit (AP)
- Border Patrol also guards against foreign bugs (AP)
- Atlanta panda cub put in incubator for monitoring (AP)
- Tropical quartet: 4 storms with more to come (AP)
- 19-square-mile ice sheet breaks loose in Canada (AP)
- Israeli diggers uncover parts of ancient wall (AP)
- Asian soot, smog may boost global warming in US (AP)
- NASA moves space shuttle Atlantis to launch pad (AP)
- ESA spacecraft set for flyby of Steins asteroid (AP)
- Feds warn climate change could harm giant sequoias (AP)
- ESA spacecraft completes flyby of Steins asteroid (AP)
- Oldest gorilla in captivity dies in Dallas at 55 (AP)
- Feds warn climate change could harm giant sequoias (AP)
- Asian soot, smog may boost global warming in US (AP)
- Urban Surprise: More Bicyclists Means Fewer Accidents (LiveScience.com)
- In Fla., those who weathered Andrew eye Ike warily (AP)
- European Comet Probe Swings Past Asteroid (SPACE.com)
- Environmentalists can't corral Palin (AP)
- Finder of key hominid fossil disputes 7-million-year dating (AFP)
- Alaskans to receive state payouts topping $3,200 (AP)
- Scientists ID 2 New Genes for Bowel Disease in Kids (HealthDay)
- Cassini detects partial rings with Saturn's moons (AP)
- Spacecraft flies by remote asteroid, camera stops (AP)
- High-resolution satellite launched in California (AP)
- Hubble shuttle flight faces higher space junk risk (AP)
- CERN fires up new atom smasher to near Big Bang (AP)
- Cold water rings dinner bell for West Coast salmon (AP)
- Largest particle collider conducts successful test (AP)
- Massive particle collider passes first key tests (AP)
- Scientists beaming after test of big atom smasher (AP)
- Russia sends supply ship to intn'l space station (AP)
- Cold water rings dinner bell for West Coast salmon (AP)
- Hubble shuttle flight faces higher space junk risk (AP)
- Rare Forest Giraffe Photographed (LiveScience.com)
- Ike gains strength over Gulf, aims for Texas (AP)
- North Korea has second long-range missile site (AP)
- Lost cat returned home after nine years (Reuters)
- Finder of key hominid fossil disputes 7-million-year dating (AFP)
- Energy key issue in Mont. governor's election bid (AP)
- Japan's stem-cell pioneer grapples with pressure of success (AFP)
- With Ike, size matters for killer storm surge (AP)
- Zoologists capture first photos of okapi in wild (AP)
- Nevada game wardens seize illegal African frogs (AP)
- Australian researchers discover elusive frog (AP)
- Ancient Amphibian Had Enormous Teeth (LiveScience.com)
- 2 strong undersea earthquakes rattle Asia (AP)
- Hurricane Ike Delays Space Station Delivery (SPACE.com)
- Shark attack leads to warning in Hawaii (AP)
- Lucky break allowed dinosaurs to rule Earth: study (Reuters)
- Oil brokers sex scandal may affect drilling debate (AP)
- SAfrica okays sorghum trials to improve nutrition in Africa: official (AFP)
- Group: Global warming could cost Ohio its buckeyes (AP)
- WWF: Melting Arctic adds urgency to climate deal (AP)
- China makes first arrests in tainted milk probe (AP)
- NASA awards $485M Mars project delayed by conflict (AP)
- Arctic sea ice melt comes close, but misses record (AP)
- Federal study says grizzlies thriving in Montana (AP)
- Stressed plants produce an aspirin-like chemical (AP)
- Transformer breaks on world's largest atom smasher (AP)
- Scientists to use satellites to count kangaroo rats (AP)
- Report suggests guaranteeing fish to fishermen (AP)
- Political Views Driven by Biology (LiveScience.com)
- Johnson space center to reopen next week: NASA (AFP)
- Galveston still not ready for residents' return (AP)
- 100s of new creatures found on Australian reefs (AP)
- ND researchers hope to find complete croc skeleton (AP)
- Federal agency approves Oregon LNG terminal (AP)
- FDA issues rules for genetically modified animals (Reuters)
- Space shuttle moved to launch pad as rescue ship (AP)
- Ike helps uncover mystery vessel on Ala. coast (AP)
- New dwarf planet named Haumea for Hawaiian goddess (AP)
- Chicago outlines plan to slash greenhouse gases (AP)
- Bug Builds Underwater Mobile Home (LiveScience.com)
- More to come in busy Atlantic hurricane season (Reuters)
- Russia launches Canadian telecom satellite: report (AFP)
- 100s of new creatures found on Australian reefs (AP)
- Navigating by the Stars (SPACE.com)
- Malaysia to resort to nuclear energy by 2023: minister (AFP)
- One Tysabri PML patient deteriorates, one improves (Reuters)
- CERN: Damage to new collider forces 2-month halt (AP)
- Scientists monitor growing Lake Erie algae bloom (AP)
- Small accidents mean big trouble for supercollider (AP)
- Big Brother's cafe watches you eat (AP)
- UK experts say Stonehenge was place of healing (AP)
- China's third manned mission to include spacewalk (AP)
- Big Brother's cafe watches you eat (AP)
- NYC Trade Center dig exposes Ice Age landscape (AP)
- Neanderthals Ate Seals and Dolphins (LiveScience.com)
- Monsoon rains kill 119 across India in 3 days (AP)
- Little Mars rover that could heads to new crater (Reuters)
- 100s of new creatures found on Australian reefs (AP)
- Fish Fingers: Your Digits Used to Be Fins (LiveScience.com)
- Senate to vote on extending energy tax credits (Reuters)
- Stem cells open door for studying human disease (Reuters)
- Russian technicians to aid China's spacewalk (AP)
- Department of Defense launches 2 rockets (AP)
- Now viewing: Long-lost Einstein telescope restored (AP)
- Sun's wind and output on extended dimmer switch (AP)
- The Flip Side of Flip-Flopping (LiveScience.com)
- Typhoon hits south China, no casualties reported (Reuters)
- Red Planet MAVEN: New Probe to Scan Martian Atmosphere (SPACE.com)
- Feds ask to put wolves back on endangered list (AP)
- US-SCIENCE Summary (Reuters)
- Jordan gets first subsidised Iraqi oil under new deal (AFP)
- Hormone therapy may cut breast cancer risk in some (Reuters)
- Colorful study probes climate change, fall foliage (AP)
- NASA delays Hubble mission by 5 days, Ike blamed (AP)
- Study looks at beetles' effects on weather (AP)
- New Smithsonian Ocean Hall opens Saturday (AP)
- Financial Crisis: Can Americans Stay Happy? (LiveScience.com)
- Weather around the U.S.A. (AP)
- US-SCIENCE Summary (Reuters)
- Feds ask to put wolves back on endangered list (AP)
- Researcher finds tiny dino in world of giants (Reuters)
- House votes to end offshore drilling ban (AP)
- Hormone therapy may cut breast cancer risk in some (Reuters)
- Scientists seek volunteers to monitor for quakes (AP)
- Egypt unearths granite head of Ramses II (AP)
- Global warming pollution increases 3 percent (AP)
- Researchers: Quebec bedrock may be Earth's oldest (AP)
- At Home, Women Rule (LiveScience.com)
- Tropical Storm Kyle forms south of Bermuda (AP)
- US-SCIENCE Summary (Reuters)
- Mama's milk ice cream cone, anyone? (AP)
- Dinosaur Spills His Guts (LiveScience.com)
- House to vote on extending energy tax credits (Reuters)
- Researchers Report Stem Cell Advance (HealthDay)
- Chinese spacewalk mission enters orbit (AP)
- Chinese astronauts in final spacewalk countdown (AP)
- Scientists seek volunteers to monitor for quakes (AP)
- Egypt unearths granite head of Ramses II (AP)
- Global warming pollution increases 3 percent (AP)
- Bees Can Count (LiveScience.com)
- Taiwan issues land, sea warning on Typhoon Jangmi (Reuters)
- EU not boldly funding space ambitions (AFP)
- Mama's milk ice cream cone, anyone? (AP)
- Skull of Prehistoric Giant Goose with Teeth Found (LiveScience.com)
- Fact checking the first presidential debate (AP)
- Biotech drug costs up 8.7 percent: survey (Reuters)
- Chinese astronaut makes nation's first spacewalk (AP)
- Scientists seek volunteers to monitor for quakes (AP)