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New York Regents Eliminate Literacy Test Because Too Many Teachers Flunk

Last month the New York State Board of Regents eliminated a requirement that aspiring teachers pass a literacy test.
By The Editors
NES TSIONA, ISRAEL - JANUARY 22: A laboratory technician picks up a test tube with a human blood sample at the Maccabi Health Services HMO central laboratory January 22, 2006 in Nes Tsiona which is located in central Israel. The laboratory, which operates a fully automated system complete with advanced robotics, can test more than 50,000 blood samples a day. The lab is considered one of the most modern of its kind in the western world.

Doctor’s Orders: A New Prostate Cancer Test Could Save Your Life

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in American men and the second leading cause of cancer deaths.
By David B. Samadi
People watch a television broadcast reporting the North Korea's nuclear test at the Seoul Railway station. (Photo: Getty)

New York's Korean Community Unfazed by North Korea's Nuclear Test

While Korean media in New York City was abuzz with the news that North Korea had conducted its third nuclear
By Ross Barkan

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