US: Indian scientist feels the 'fusion heat' (rediff.com) bi13061938 An Indian origin scientist, accused of falsifying claims of producing nuclear fusion tabletop experiments, has been reprimanded and sanctioned by a leading University

Best week ever goes to American politics (The Kansas City Star) bi13061938 Does get any better than this? Can you point to a presidential race — or any race for anything ever — that’s offered more dramatic story lines, more unexpected turns, more arresting personalities — than Obama-McCain?..

Scientists fear impact of Asian pollutants on U.S. (McClatchy Newspapers via bi13061938 WASHINGTON ? From 500 miles space, satellites track brown clouds of dust, soot and other toxic pollutants from China and elsewhere Asia as they stream across the Pacific and take dead aim at the western U.S

17 Miami artists get display `exhibition print' (Miami Herald) bi13061938 At a time when contemporary art seems dominated by either technological high-jinks or reinterpretations of found objects, the 2008 southern edition of New Paintings (Open Studios, $20) here to remind us that painting far from dead

Kudos (The News & Observer) bi13061938 Nila Williams, director of customer relations and global training at Clinsys Clinical Research Raleigh, was selected as one of the 100 Most Inspiring People the life-sciences industry 2008 by the readers of PharmaVoice magazine

URI honors series to look at environmental change (The Providence Journal) bi13061938 Speakers at URI?s annual honors colloquium include experts global warming and other environmental changes

Oil sands: The storm over Canada?s hottest commodity (Helena Independent Record) bi13061938 Editor?s note: In two-part series, the Independent Record examines Canadian oil sands production, impact on the economy and the environment, and the potential connection to Montana?s own energy development

Oil sands creating gold rush, conundrum (Missoulian) bi13061938 The Athabasca River northern Alberta, Canada, flows past the Suncor Energy upgrader plant, where mined oil sands are delivered from nearby fields. The sands are heated to extract the oil, then sent elsewhere for additional refining or to be crafted products like gasoline

Report says China offered widespread help on nukes (USA Today) bi13061938 China gave Pakistan the blueprint for an atomic bomb, testing the finished product 1990, and unveiled a sophisticated nuclear weapons complex to visiting U.S. scientists the last decade, report former weapons lab officials

Up Next, Recaps & Links (CBS News) bi13061938 Stories, links and the place to get more information on stories on CBS News Sunday Morning

Democrats get lift from convention; now it's Republicans' turn (Lexington Her bi13061938 Barack Obama and the Democrats had moment, and was a quite a moment. Now America pivots to John McCain and the Republicans. Midway through the rare back-to-back political spectacle - the first time the two major parties have had conventions on successive weeks 1956 - Obama appeared to have boosted chances of being elected president. His rousing speech before 84,000 ..

Democrats get lift from convention; now it's Republicans' turn (McClatchy New bi13061938 DENVER ? Barack Obama and the Democrats had moment, and was a very good one. Now America pivots to John McCain and the Republicans

Emotional rescue - Democrats mastering the political art (Inverell Times) bi13061938 AS MUCH as the Democratic Convention might have looked like typical hoopla to the untrained eye, broke significant new ground according to political behavioural scientist, Drew Westen

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