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The problem stemmed from a software issue that caused machines supplied by Dominion Voting Systems to incorrectly calculate vote totals, said Jessika Padilla Rivera, the commission’s interim president. While no one is contesting the results from the June 2 primary that correctly identify the winners, machine-reported vote counts were lower than the paper ones in some cases, and some machines reversed certain totals or reported zero votes for some candidates.

Treatment for dementia is in sight after the Australian federal government announced $10 million funding for a study that has been able to fully reverse dementia in mice, with clinical trials on humans set to begin late 2019. The pioneering technique was developed in 2015 at the Queensland Brain Institute (QBI), said a research body at the University of Queensland (UQ). Researchers used a noninvasive technique that employs scanning ultrasound to clear out toxic buildups in the brain that are the hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease, a common form of dementia.

The Planned Parenthood abortion business may talk a good game about being choice but another move by the abortion company makes it clear the only choice Planned Parenthood favors is abortion. The abortion corporation has filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a new Arizona law allowing women to know that they can change their minds about an abortion with the dangerous RU 486 abortion pill even after the abortion has started. New Arizona law SB 1318 requires that abortionists tell their patients that they could reverse the effects of the RU-486 abortion regimen if they change their mind during the...

Although it's said that still waters run deep, now scientists find that deep waters aren't still - in fact, the deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean seem to have reversed their direction of flow since the last time ice dominated the Earth. Instead of heading southward as they do now, these abyssal waters once flowed northward roughly 20,000 years ago, back when the world saw ice sheets more than a mile high, a new study suggests. The change in flow could have accompanied profound changes in climate, researchers explained. Climate connection In the Atlantic, the Gulf Stream brings warm surface...

Now, findings from the Stanford University School of Medicine and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital shed light on the neural basis of memory defects in Down syndrome and suggest a new strategy for treating the defects with medication. The study, which was conducted in mice, is the first to show that boosting norepinephrine signaling in the brains of mice genetically engineered to mimic Down syndrome improves their cognition. Norepinephrine is a neurotransmitter that nerve cells use to communicate...

Remarkably, the death of overactive hepatic stellate cells may also allow recovery from liver injury and reversal of liver fibrosis. Our latest finding proves we can actually reverse the damage. Drug could benefit heavy drinkersScientists in California have made a breakthrough in the treatment of liver damage. They are developing a drug for cirrhosis of the liver, the scarring caused by severe alcohol abuse. The scientists have developed a drug that not only slows progression of the disease but also reverses damage to the organ. Their discovery, published in PLoS Online on December 26, opens the door to treating...

The most controversial "marriage that never was" in recent U.S. political history is back. Sources tell TIME that the Vatican has reversed the annulment of Joseph P. Kennedy II's marriage to Sheila Rauch. The annulment had been granted in secrecy by the Catholic Church after the couple's 1991 no-fault civil divorce. Rauch found out about the de-sanctification of their marriage only in 1996, after Kennedy had been wedded to his former Congressional aide, Beth Kelly, for three years. The annulment was the subject of Rauch's 1997 book Shattered Faith, which lambasted her ex-husband and was severely critical of the Catholic...

EL PASO, Tx. - The El Paso District Attorney's office confirms the Court of Criminal Appeals has reversed the death penalty sentence for convicted child killer David Renteria. Renteria's conviction, however, stands. Renteria was convicted in 2001 for the brutal murder of 5 year-old Alexandra Flores. It was back in November of 2001 when the story of Alexandra Flores made national headlines. Surveillance video shows Alexandra walking out of the Wal-Mart with a man. One day later, Alexandra was found dead in a central city parking garage, her body was partially burned.

Online Democracy : Surprise ! It Works !! Last week, recently elected NJ Governor Jon Corzine decided he had to DO something about gasoline prices ; so he consulted with his advisors – good Democrats all – then announced he was planning to lower the state speed limit to 55 , and permit “self-service” gasoline sales. I’m sure the environmentalists were pleased with the idea of lowering the speed limit – but the People were not ! For one thing , New Jersey roads are easily the most heavily traveled in the nation – which means residents spend 75 to...

Scaling back socialism; Sweden looks to fuel growth via economic, market reforms By Annie Helstrom Last Update: 1:49 PM ET Feb. 8, 2006 (This update corrects a reference to the combined turnover of companies owned by the Swedish state.) STOCKHOLM (MarketWatch) -- Niklas Zennström is one of Sweden's growing ranks of entrepreneurial exporters. Zennström and partner Janus Friis launched an Internet telephony company called Skype in 2003 that's already gained a global market. Yet the native Swede decided to base the company's headquarters outside his homeland to escape the burden of what is, in many ways, a socialist economy. "Regrdless...

U.S. President George W. Bush writes a note to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice during a Security Council meeting. Bathroom note.

<p>Another appeals court has reversed one of Gov. Gray Davis' parole vetoes, saying Davis distorted the facts about a prisoner who may not have long to live.</p> <p>Unless the Supreme Court steps in, the decision will become final in 60 days. Mark Smith will then go home, becoming the first person to do so over the objection of Davis, who has vetoed parole in almost 300 cases.</p>

<p>Countering charges that retired U.S. Rep. Esteban Torres was treated like "a migrant worker," Gov. Gray Davis reversed himself and reappointed Torres to the state Transportation Commission, a spokesman said Thursday.</p> <p>The East Los Angeles Democrat said he was "incensed" when the governor's aides asked him to step down from the panel and become a trustee of the California State University system or a member of the State Board of Education.</p>