Daily News Article

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Israeli President Endorses Electric Car Project

May 9, 2008  (by Jay Bushinsky, WashingtonTimes.com) JERUSALEM - An American-Israeli entrepreneur has been given the green light to mass market electric cars, a potential environmental breakthrough with global implications that could also reduce Israel's need for imported oil. Read more...

Daily Best of the Web

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Great Moments in Economic Journalism

May 9, 2008  (by James Taranto, OpinionJournal.com) - CNNMoney.com, a collaboration of the finest minds at the Cable News Network and Fortune and Money magazines, has some innovative analysis of world-wide gasoline markets. Read more...

Tuesday's News Issue

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Beyond Charity

May 6, 2008  (by Mark Bergin, WorldMag.com) - Simple design solutions are revolutionizing the undeveloped world one grateful village at a time. Read more...

Wednesday's Biased Item

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Global Warming Censored

May 7, 2008 - Consistently viewers are being sent only one message from ABC, CBS and NBC: global warming is an environmental catastrophe and it’s mankind’s fault. Skepticism is all but shut out of reports. Read more...

Thursday's Commentary

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In Defense of AstroTurf

May 8, 2008  (by Ryan Young, Spectator.org) - Here's one for the annals of overreaction: Fields made of artificial turf are being investigated as major health hazards because some of them contain lead. Read more...

Friday's News Quiz

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News quiz for week ending 5/9/08

A quiz with questions relating to this week's "Daily News Articles." Read more...


 
 

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Quick Takes

Monday 5/5/08

For the birds
What was designed to be used as filler music leading up to a radio station's format change has now become an underground hit in the United Kingdom. About a half-million listeners have tuned into a British digital music station that plays only the sounds of birds chirping in a 20-minute loop. Read more...

Quote of the Week

"I read in the paper that the army had thousands of unwanted uniforms that they were planning to burn..." Read more...