Then again, since when have they ever relied on facts? The earth is not cooling.
U.S. government data show the decade that ends in December will be the warmest in 130 years of record-keeping, and 2005 was the hottest year recorded.
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A new website will make reams of government data freely available for the first time.
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The annual list of most popular baby names is out, and once again it's a stinging indictment of our society, with the name of Britney Spears' "accident" RACING up the chart with a bullet (don't even get me started on the name Britney, either).
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Less bad is the new good, but it's still not all that good:
The U.S. economy contracted at a slower-than-expected pace in the second quarter, government data showed on Friday, but a sharp drop in consumer spending fanned fears that recovery would be sluggish.
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It would be nice to see more shocks such as this. Reuters:
Singapore's economy has leapt out of recession, expanding in the second quarter at its fastest rate in nearly 6 years, thanks to a surge in biomedical production and construction.
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A new report on the non-HIV health and human service needs of LGBT people in New York state shows significant disparities compared to non-LGBT people, reflecting national trends exacerbated by lack of adequate data and homophobia.
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