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Study sheds light on neurological basis of moral decision-making

Washington, May 9: Most people would choose letting some food go to waste instead of giving more food to a few hungry people if they were given a choice between the two, according to a new study.

Pentagon withdraws controversial ‘Guantánamo Bay’ Gen Hood from Pak posting

Washington, May 9: The Bush administration is learnt to have withdrawn the appointment of Maj. Gen. Jay W.

US friendship with Israel "unwavering" 60 years on

Washington - US friendship with Israel "unwavering" 60 years on

US legislators pass major bill tackling housing crisis

Washington - The US House of Representatives Thursday approved a costly bill tackling the housing crisis that is largely blamed for an economic slowdown in the United States, setting up a confronta

US envoy to return with North Korean nuclear documents

Washington - The US envoy to North Korea will return from Pyongyang with a "significant number" of documents detailing the communist country's nuclear programme, the US State Department said Thursd

Scientist creates artificial golgi with sugars

Washington, May 8: Sugars not only are the basic ingredient of a person’s diet but are also the most vital and complex molecules in the human body.

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