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Critics fear that the new legal rules will wind up being used against all Americans, not just suspected al-Qaeda members. The "domestic terrorism" provisions of the act have a very broad reach: they can apply to anyone who intimidates or coerces the government through criminal activity that is dangerous...
In France, a 1994 bioethics law forbids the cloning of human embryos for any reason. But earlier this year when the bill was revisited, a heated debate arose over therapeutic cloning. Last month a number of prominent researchers and physicians signed a petition for the authorization of therapeutic cloning. "Reproductive...
It's conceivable that he'll never have to. In the upper echelons of Washington, D.C., where one might expect the most heated of responses to the Walker case, there is a perceptible push to withhold a verdict. This week, President Bush referred to Walker as "this poor fellow," and...
Leverett residents have flooded the House’s e-mail list with an at-times heated discussion over whether the House should have a Christmas tree—started after House Master Howard Georgi ’68 requested resident input—and more broadly the proper way...
The war in Afghanistan can unite politicians only so long. As the flag waving and patriotic speeches die down, bitter domestic squabbles are returning that will divide Congress and the White House. One of the most heated battles is over the question of where to bury 7,7,000 tons...