- Shuttle Engineers Expect Smooth Tank Swap for Discovery (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Lesser panda standing on two legs charms Japanese zoo (AFP)
- Astronaut Asks Congress to Investigate Threatening Asteroid (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Firm claims breakthrough in fuel cell technology (Reuters)
- WWF lambasts Greece for failing to enforce its own 'green' legislation (AFP)
- Scientists clone stem cells from human patients (Reuters)
- U.S. House rejects lifting offshore drilling ban (Reuters)
- New monkey species found in Tanzania (Reuters)
- Hurricane Adrian Threatens El Salvador (AP)
- Scientists Speed Creation of Stem Cells (AP)
- Sumatra Quake Shook Earth's Total Surface (AP)
- EU fails again to break deadlock on GMO foods (Reuters)
- Two dead as hurricane lashes Central America coast (Reuters)
- Stem Cell Debate Splits House Republicans (AP)
- Fossil of Ice Age armadillo found in Peru (Reuters)
- Baby Gorilla Treated for Rare Bone Disease (AP)
- Private Spacecraft Builder Gives U.S. Tips (AP)
- Japanese in Hot Pursuit of Roaming Monkey (AP)
- Remains of ancient, giant armadillo found in Peru (AFP)
- Scientists Warn on Space Weaponization (AP)
- Cornell to Launch 5-Year Study on Coyotes (AP)
- Research Shows L.A. Quake Faults Squeezed (AP)
- Mars Orbiter Photographs Other Earth Craft (AP)
- Hurricane Adrian Steams Toward El Salvador (AP)
- Hurricane Adrian Slams Into El Salvador (AP)
- Scientists clone human stem cells from patients (Reuters)
- Gaza settlers defiant as pullout date nears (Reuters)
- Pacific hurricane Adrian makes landfall in El Salvador (AFP)
- Cloned Embryos Created to Match Stem Cells, Patients (Los Angeles Times)
- Rare Hurricane Hits El Salvador Coast (AP)
- South Korea makes strides in human cloning (AFP)
- Kashmir leader suggests joint power projects by India, Pakistan (AFP)
- Endangered, harmless Siamese crocodiles found in Laos (AFP)
- Hurricane Adrian downgraded to tropical storm as it hits El Salvador (AFP)
- Global Weather-Tracking Satellite Launches (AP)
- Rare Hurricane Slams El Salvador Coast (AP)
- U.S. Launches Weather-Tracking Satellite (AP)
- U.N. Report Says Biodiversity on Decline (AP)
- NASA Begins Second Test on Space Shuttle (AP)
- British Scientists Said to Clone Embryo (AP)
- Gaza settlers in denial as pullout date nears (Reuters)
- Mars Master Plan: NASA Outlines New Approach (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Endangered Crocodiles Discovered in Laos (AP)
- Archaeologists Find Relics at Ga. Fort (AP)
- NASA Conducts 2nd Test on Space Shuttle (AP)
- New monkey find in Tanzania suggests wealth of undiscovered African fauna (AFP)
- Bush threatens to veto bills easing ban on federal stem cell research funding (AFP)
- Central America storm fades, mudslides feared (Reuters)
- Scientist: Stem Cell Work Will Aid Humans (AP)
- Scientists Hail Creation of Cloned Embryo (AP)
- Bush: I'll Veto Stem Cell Legislation (AP)
- Los Alamos Laboratory Beset With Turmoil (AP)
- S. Korea Takes Lead in Stem Cell Research (AP)
- Bush would veto House bill on stem cells (Reuters)
- NASA launches NOAA-18 weather satellite (AFP)
- Cloning May Extend Horses' Bloodline (AP)
- Scientist: Hand Dexterity Helpful in Lab (AP)
- Bush Vows to Veto Stem Cell Legislation (AP)
- Hurricane Adrian Fizzles Over Honduras (AP)
- Bush may veto bill allowing federal funds for embryonic stem-cell research (AFP)
- Brazil clones calves, says to help endangered species (AFP)
- Space shuttle Discovery passes second tank test (Reuters)
- Scholar's Survivors Sue Doctors, Hospitals (AP)
- Shuttle tank test key to first re-launch since Columbia (AFP)
- Report: Antarctic Ice Sheet Thickening (AP)
- Conservation Plan Sought for Calif. Islands (AP)
- Bush Objects to Stem Cell Bill (Los Angeles Times)
- Bush Condemns S. Korea Stem Cell Advances (AP)
- Oaxaca Residents Battle Over Shade Trees (AP)
- Particle Accelerator Used to Decipher Text (AP)
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