• Dover school board on Tuesday rescinded a policy of presenting "intelligent design" (p)(f)
  DOVER, Pa. -- The Dover school board on Tuesday rescinded a policy of presenting "intelligent design" as an alternative to evolution in high school biology classes, two weeks after a federal judge found the concept was religious and not scientific.
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• Drug Enforcement Agency Stripped of Role on New Painkillers (p)(f)
  A House-Senate conference committee yesterday dropped a controversial provision that gave the Drug Enforcement Administration authority to review, and potentially block, the sale of all new prescription narcotics. Washington Post November 5, 2005; Page A13
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• Duncan Says Md. Should Cap Electric Rates (p)(f)
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• E.U. Report Faults 16 Nations in Probe Of Secret CIA Flights - washingtonpost.com (f)
  The European Parliament on Wednesday approved a report admonishing 15 European countries and Turkey for helping the CIA transport terrorism suspects held in secret or for failing to cooperate in the parliament's investigation of the practice.
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• Eden and Evolution (p)(f)
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  `War on porn` distracts FBI from real dangers (p)(f)
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• Ehrlich Aides` `Death List` Guided Firings of Md. Workers, Panel Told (p)(f)
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• EPA Pesticide Testing on Children (p)(f)
  A new rule by the Environmental Protection Agency governing pesticide tests on humans is sparking protests from congressional Democrats and environmentalists, who say it fails to adequately protect vulnerable test subjects. Washington Post Jan 24, 2006
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• Evangelicals Will Not Take Stand on Global Warming (p)(f)
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• Evolution Critics Score Win in Kansas (p)(f)
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• Evolution takes science honours (p)(f)
  Research into how evolution works has been named top science achievement of 2005, a year that also saw fierce debate erupt over “intelligent design”. The studies bestowed with the title “breakthrough of the year” by Science include the sequencing of the chimpanzee genome; recreation of the 1918 flu virus in a laboratory; and a study on European blackcap birds which demonstrated how two different populations can become two separate species. BBC Dec 23, 2005 09:07 GMT
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• Evolution, Intelligent Design And Physics To Be Topic Of March 18 CU-Boulder Talk
  News Center | University of Colorado at Boulder (p)(f)
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• Evolutionary Voting (p)(f)
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• Ex-FDA Chief Would Not Aid Plan B Inquiry (p)(f)
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• Ex-Surveillance Judge Criticizes Warrantless Taps (f)
  A federal judge who used to authorize wiretaps in terrorism and espionage cases criticized yesterday President Bush's decision to order warrantless surveillance after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. "We have to understand you can fight the war [on terrorism] and lose everything if you have no civil liberties left when you get through fighting the war," said Royce C. Lamberth, a U.S. District Court judge in Washington and a former presiding judge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, speaking at the American Library Association's annual convention. July 30, 2007
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• Experts Examine Bush Health Plan (p)(f)
  Economists are still sorting out the implications of the broad health-care proposals President Bush unveiled this week, but already some clear winners and losers are emerging. Jan 25, 2007
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• F.B.I. Raid Divides G.O.P. Lawmakers and White House - New York Times (p)(f)
  Resentment boiled among senior Republicans for a second day on Tuesday after a team of warrant-bearing agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation turned up at a closed House office building on Saturday evening, demanded entry to the office of a lawmaker and spent the night going through his files. May 24, 2006 NYT
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• Fasting Chaplain Declares Victory (p)(f)
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• FBI Violated Constitution in Raid (f)
  A federal appeals court today ruled that the FBI violated the Constitution during a search of Rep. William J. Jefferson's Capitol Hill office last year and ordered the agency to return all privileged materials. Aug 3, 2007 The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia did not say that a raid on a congressional office was unconstitutional. But it ruled FBI agents skirted the law when they viewed paper documents during the May raid before giving the Louisiana Democrat an opportunity to challenge whether the papers were protected under the Constitution's "speech or debate" clause.
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• FDA Official Quits Over Delay on Plan B (p)(f)
  Susan F. Wood, assistant FDA commissioner for women`s health and director of the Office of Women`s Health, said she was leaving her position after five years because Commissioner Lester M. Crawford`s announcement Friday amounted to unwarranted interference in agency decision-making. Washington Post, Set. 1, 2005 A08
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