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Teams of biologists in Japan and Wisconsin discovered new methods for transforming human skin cells into “induced pluripotent stem cells.” Both techniques employ a retrovirus to inject the cells with…

Polar disorder

by Nicholas Johnson,

The dangerous book for boys

by Mohammed Irman,

Miles to Go

by Harper’s Staff,

From a comment posted on the website elaph.com in March by the “digital outreach team” of the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of International Information Programs. The team, which consists of…

Variations on a mirage

by Edward Luttwak,

The Uncontained War

by Zbigniew Brzezinski,

Driverless

by Bernard Avishai,

Weekly Review

by Christian Lorentzen,

Federal agents in Missouri found two kidnapped adolescent boys in the apartment of Michael Devlin, a 41-year-old pizzeria manager. “I still feel like I’m in a dream, only this time…

Weekly Review

by Theodore Ross,

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert insisted that the war with Lebanon would continue, and the Lebanese government rejected an internationally-brokered peace plan, claiming it favored Israel.Washington PostHezbollah leader Sheik Hassan…

Weekly Review

by Paul Ford,

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld called for the United States to increase its propaganda efforts in the Middle East,BBC Newsas riots over cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad continued around the…

Weekly Review

by Paul Ford,

A Christian martyr. Riots over blasphemous cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad broke out in India, Indonesia, Kashmir, Palestine, Thailand, the autonomous Somali region of Puntland, and Afghanistanâ??where 11 demonstrators were…

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Weekly Review

Polar disorder

The dangerous book for boys

Miles to Go

Variations on a mirage

The Uncontained War

Driverless

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Weekly Review

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