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Experts find more 'pervasive, enduring' thinning than previously realized

Researchers say so-called 'tip jets' drive ocean circulation. By Andrea Thompson

Virgin airlines founder announces plan at Clinton Global Initiative

Sedan will have two tanks, one for gasoline as well; GM shows off Sequel

January through June was the warmest first half of any year in the continental United States since records began in 1895, U.S. government scientists reported Friday.

Half of Atlantic temperature increase in 2005 linked to global rise

Turkey embraces 'hot pursuit' in northern Iraq. By Owen Matthews

African women are starting to take charge—making new laws, changing old attitudes, inspiring others to follow their lead. Who will help them mend a broken continent? By Joshua Hammer

Saddam's foreign minister told CIA the truth, so why didn't agency listen? By Aram Roston, Lisa Myers & the NBC Investigative Unit

Western Washington University senior Molly Ayre-Svingen recalls being shocked.

Tapping the sun, students drove 2,500 miles from Texas to Canada. By Miguel Llanos

Agreement preserves Senate rules, clears way for nominee votes.

Four Men Say they Witnessed Shooting of Unarmed Civilians. By Lisa Myers

An Inuit group says that climate change is jeopardizing its people's livelihood--and that U.S. gas emissions are to blame. By Ginanne Brownell

A growing number of critics on Capitol Hill and around the world are questioning the Bush administration's credibility—and its assumptions—as never before.

In a rare interview, the South African demands that George W. Bush win United Nations support before attacking Iraq.