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...infection is introduced. "CpG is potentially a very powerful addition to our arsenal," says Rick Titball, group leader for microbiology at Porton Down military labs. The CpG research has now become part of the U.S. Department of Defense's effort to develop "one drug for all bugs," says John Carney, pharmalogics program manager at DARPA. But there are enormous hurdles yet to clear. Scientists must still prove that CpG will provide humans with the same protection it affords mice, and that the drug is an improvement on existing vaccines. Jean-Paul Levy, head of Medical and Public Health...
...argue that some of its most important goals--the capture of Osama bin Laden, the removal of Saddam Hussein, progress in halting the war between the Israelis and the Palestinians, the revival of a sick economy and investor confidence--remain unmet. Nancy Gibbs incisively profiles their partnership, while James Carney looks at what made Cheney, a two-time dropout from Yale, the second most powerful man in America...
...have changed in Trent Lott's heart. But what's certain is that he knows how to count votes. And if he calculates that it's safe for a Southern, white Republican to forgo the old racial code words, that's a measure of progress. --With reporting by James Carney, John F. Dickerson and Douglas Waller/Washington and Jackson Baker/Oxford
...startled an aide aboard Air Force Two with the observation that, if he ran again in eight years, he would be about the age of Richard Nixon when he finally won. Nixon, after all, was then the last Vice President to lose a close one. --With reporting by James Carney and Michael Weisskopf/Washington
...blowout. The changes are gradual, but they're persistent." "They rolled the dice, they won and now Bush has a huge mandate," marvels Tony Coelho, who served as chairman of Al Gore's 2000 campaign. "It's not about 9/11 any more. He is the legitimate President." - By James Carney and John F. Dickerson IRAN Win One, Lose One The battle for control of Iran is intensifying. Conservative clerics fired a warning shot by sentencing to death a prominent reform advocate, academic and journalist Hashem Aghajari, for allegedly renouncing Islam. Aghajari's supporters say his only "crime" had been...