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Scientists studying the brain‘s reaction to sound have determined the piercing screech of a knife against a glass bottle to be the human ear’s worst nightmare. A research team at the University of Newcastle examined brain activity in a group of volunteers, who listened to...
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ABC News’ Xiao Kaijing and Gloria Riviera report: Beijing – Seven young women here have defied authorities to ignite a grassroots confrontation with the Chinese Ministry of Education on gender discrimination. Four of them shaved their heads Aug. 30 in the center of Guangzhou, in...
About 100 angry protesters, including Walmart employees, showed up at a meeting of investors and analysts earlier today at Walmart's headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, according to the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. Though protests by Walmart workers have multiplied across the U.S. in recent days, news coverage of the Bentonville meeting focused less on labor unrest and more on the company's business performance, including its introduction in some markets of a same-day delivery service meant to compete head-to-head against Amazon.com.
Martha Raddatz has interviewed world leaders and four-star generals, walked among the injured after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, and flown in an F15 fighter jet over Afghanistan, but Thursday night she faces a new challenge: moderating the debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan.Read more: Getting to Know VP Debate Moderator Martha Raddatz
Vice President Joe Biden and Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan will face off in their only head-to-head meeting of the presidential race tonight as the Democrats look for a boost after President Obama's lackluster effort in Denver last week and Republicans seek to maintain some momentum after Mitt Romney's command performance.
Apart from what happens on stage this evening, ABC News Political Director Amy Walter points out that tonight's event comes on the heels of a round of new polls showing last week's debate did not completely transform the race, but it did provide Romney the opportunity to improve his battered image.
In every state poll released today, Romney saw his favorables tick up -- not a lot -- but some. This means voters are now more receptive to what Romney has to say at the next debate.Page 902 of 1564
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Spectators at a children's triathlon in Florida were brought to tears by the sight of Marines carrying a little boy with a broken prosthetic leg across the finish line. 
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