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Survival no longer drives evolution, but a study says our average height and weight are changing.
Visitors drive the Honduran economy, but a former official advises people to stay away.
Police in northern New Jersey nabbed three alleged burglars who fled an apartment with just $2 in change and left behind the keys to their getaway car.
Jeremy Scahill writes for the Nation:
On Wednesday, a federal judge rejected a series of arguments by lawyers for the mercenary firm formerly known as Blackwater seeking to dismiss five high-stakes war crimes cases brought by Iraqi victims against both the company and its owner, Erik Prince. At the same time, Judge T.S. Ellis III sent the Iraqis’ lawyers back to the legal drawing board to amend and refile their cases, saying that the Iraqi plaintiffs need to provide more specific details on the alleged crimes before a final decision can be made on whether or not the lawsuits will proceed.
“We were very pleased with the ruling,” says Susan Burke, the lead attorney for the Iraqis. Burke, who filed the lawsuits in cooperation with the Center for Constitutional Rights, is now preparing to re-file the suits. Blackwater’s spokesperson Stacy DeLuke said, “We are confident that [the plaintiffs] will not be able to meet the high standard specified in Judge Ellis’s opinion.”
The site, which straddles 30,000 square meters of ocean floor off the southern Peloponnese, is believed to have been consumed by the sea around 1000 BC. Although discovered by a British oceanographer some 40 years ago, it was only this year that marine archaeologists, aided by digital technology, were able to properly survey the ruins.
What they found surpassed all expectations. Thanks to shifting sands and the settlement’s enclosure in a protected bay, the exploration revealed a world of buildings, courtyards, main streets, rock-cut tombs and religious structures. In addition, the seabed was replete with thousands of shards of pottery.
Lost Greek city that may have inspired Atlantis myth gives up secrets
Controversial freshman rep. Alan Grayson, who has become famous for attacking the republicans' health care plan, went on the attack again Friday night, calling former vice president dick cheney a vampire for his recent criticism of the Obama administration's handling of the war in Afghanistan.(h/t why now?)
"I have trouble listening to what [cheney] says sometimes because of the blood that drips from his teeth while he's talking," the Florida Democrat said on msnbc's hardball friday night. "but my response is this: he's just angry because the president doesn't shoot old men in the face. but by the way, when he was done speaking, did he just then turn into a bat and fly away?" - cnn
It's quite possible to earn $75,000 or more with the right training or degree.
These five pre-workout meals help signal your body to burn the fat it would normally store.
Dealerships are offering heaps of incentives for these cars, but don't be fooled.
A Midwestern city auctions thousands of foreclosed homes, but sells only a fraction of them.
Taliban militants threatened Afghans with violence Saturday if they vote in the November run-off.