Science
Mysterious bacterium found in Antarctic lake
Previously unknown microbe found in water samples from Antarctic lake, Russian scientists say
Europe gets 1st fix from its own satnav system
Europe gets 1st location fix from its own satnav system Galileo, a rival to GPS
British zoo sends 6 endangered macaws to Bolivia
British zoo sends 6 endangered macaws for project to help save species in Bolivia
Villanova's Vatican interns get view of history
Vatican interns from Villanova get front-row seat to historic resignation of pope, conclave
Politics clouding Obama's coming visit to Israel
Israelis, Palestinians planning controversial stunts for Obama and visiting press corps
ALMA world's top radio telescope launches in Chile
ALMA: The world's largest radio telescope is launched in Chile's Atacama desert
Obama: House GOP budget would cut deeply
Obama says he won't 'chase a balanced budget just for the sake of balance'
Comet from depths of solar system to be briefly visible
This week, the western sky will have a visitor from the depths of the outer solar system: the Comet PanSTARRS.
Titles don't much matter for high school math
Advanced or intermediate algebra? Label doesn't really matter or even predict the subject
2 space launch workers burned at Calif. base
2 who work on rocket launches at Calif. Air Force base badly injured in electrical explosion
Calif regulators reject Navy offshore training
California Coastal Commission rejects Navy offshore explosives training plan
Researchers: We may have found a fabled sunstone
Researchers say crystal found at bottom of English Channel may be a fabled sunstone
Recent heat spike unlike anything in 11,000 years
Study: In just a century, globe shifted from one of coldest decades in 11,000 years to warmest
New study on Pa. gas drilling and rivers, streams
New study on Pa. gas drilling and waterways finds modest impacts from erosion, some chemicals
Daniel Wubah named Washington & Lee provost
Daniel Wubah named Washington & Lee provost, appointment effective July 1
Study: Even ancient mummies had clogged arteries
Clogged arteries in mummies suggests humans may be naturally vulnerable to heart disease
Study shows link between math skills and future pay
A study finds that people that did well in math class when they were 10 years old go on to earn more money by the time they are 30.
Rising sea levels threaten historic Jamestown
Rising sea levels threaten historic Jamestown, marine geologist says island's future is grim
Nuclear chief: US plants safer after Japan crisis
Nuclear chief: US plants safer 2 years after Fukushima; watchdog group decries lax oversight
Radar reveals apparent buried channels on Mars
Radar reveals apparent underground flood channels on Mars



