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By Hereward Holland MANYANI, Kenya (Reuters) - Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki set fire to five tonnes of contraband ivory on Wednesday, a symbol of his and Africa's renewed commitment to fight poaching.

Study of more than 1,100 people showed test was accurate in up to 85 percent of participants

“Hey, four-eyes!” That playground taunt is more accurate when applied to Anableps anableps --a fish related to the guppy. It lives in the brackish waters of mangrove swamps in central and South America, and hunts for food at the water's surface..

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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Fukushima task force has confronted the commissioners with a central quandary of their mission: When are nuclear plants safe enough? The six-person Near-Term Task Force that dived into the implications of Japan's nuclear disaster concluded in its July 12 report that "continued operation and continued licensing activities do not pose an imminent risk to public health and safety." [More]

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Dr. Ann Hohenhaus, WebMD pet expert, describes useful tips if your pet breaks a bone

Antidepressant medication sets stage for relapse by interfering with levels of key neurotransmitters, Canadian researchers say

Oakland Hills Country Club will celebrate its centennial by hosting the U.S.

Not all financings are created equal. This is especially true when you factor in the different stages that your company will evolve through over its lifetime

Scientists find nearly 20 percent of food items have calorie counts 100 calories less than what label says

By Katy Migiro NAIROBI (Reuters) - The United Nations declared famine in two regions of southern Somalia Wednesday and said it could quickly spread unless donors took action.

The company is so ubiquitous it has no incentive to "delight" users. Wikipedia topped the social media sites for customer satisfaction.

By Malathi Nayak WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Energy Department said on Tuesday it would install 18 fuel cell backup power systems at eight U.S. military posts, as part of a partnership with the Defense Department to bolster energy security.

Women found to be twice as likely to transmit HIV if on pill