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Energy Voices Is nuclear fusion power now possible?

The quest for nuclear fusion power is well known, Daly writes, having been around since the dawn of the nuclear age, but the physics have precluded significant research. Until now.

In Italy, racist taunts for footballers and ministers alike

April jobs report, at 165,000 new jobs, exceeds expectations; Dow surges (+video)

Africa Monitor Sudan: Mine collapse highlights challenges in quest to become leading gold producer

Seiji Yoshimura rushes to natural disasters to help

Did detained American's Christianity scare North Korean regime?

As world dials back death penalty, Japan heads in opposite direction

Poll shows how US Muslims are like Protestants – and how they're not

Japan and Russia want to finally end World War II, agree it is 'abnormal' not to

What's in the Internet videos posted by Tamerlan Tsarnaev?

US considers end to tariffs in Myanmar: Too soon?

Survivors found trapped in collapsed Bangladesh factory

Is Japan's Shinzo Abe finally acting on his true nationalist colors?

US military chief in Beijing warns of North Korea 'miscalculation'

Ford's $1.6 billion earnings beat expectations

False tweet sinks stock market. Is anyone checking this stuff? (+video)

FBI Most Wanted caught in Nicaragua: What draws US pedophiles to the region?

Global News Blog Bill Gates sets South Korea abuzz with 'rude' one-handed shake

Veteran dealmaker Max Baucus announces Senate retirement

US general aims to ease China's concerns over Obama 'pivot' to Asia

Global News Blog China sends largest fleet yet to disputed islands

Earth's cooling came to sudden halt in 1900, study shows

Pink full moon Thursday: Who gets to see it?

Did a foreign hand guide Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev?

Return of a King