Taking strong objections to an article that appeared in a US-based report, regarding heavy metals in Ayurvedic medicines, Union health ministry has said that the report is "seriously flawed" and "discloses a strong bias against Ayurvedic medicines".

The source of women's oppression in society has long been a focus of debate. In the area of anthropology, Eleanor Burke Leacock has made some of the most important contributions to the position that the subjugation of women

Employers' right to discriminate against smokers in hiring was upheld by the Florida Supreme Court in 1995, when a woman sued the city of North Miami for violating her privacy by asking about her safety habits.

The Russian prime minister, who recently sparked an international crisis and enraged the US and European Union with Russia's military intervention in Georgia's breakaway South Ossetia region, replaces last year's chart-topper Rupert Murdoch.

One strange Sarah Palin falsehood, which she acclaimed as truth yesterday and the campaign reaffirmed tonight in video was that she successfully auctioned a private jet she deemed unnecessary for the State of Alaska to maintain on eBay.

The case of the San Diego police dog that died of heat stroke while left in a squad car on a hot day has now become a (minor) political issue.Superior Court Judge Jan Goldsmith, on leave to challenge City Atty. Michael Aguirre, on Friday accused Aguirre

Pennsylvania's former deputy attorney general and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton supporter Philip J. Berg has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Pennsylvania accusing presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama of lying about his U.S.

Barack Obama was closely associated as early as age 25 to a key adviser to a Saudi billionaire who had mentored the founding members of the Black Panthers.

A young, black Los Angeles man named Kevin has come forward to claim paternity of Bristol Palin's unborn child by way of video. Kevin claims that his uncle works on the Alaska pipeline, and he got to know Bristol "quite well" over the summer . . .

Just another effort to make certain all consumers remain consumers and not self-sufficient producers. This is in UT right now but being considered as a model in other parts of the US. Who owns water, apparantly the gov.