Re "Children Adopted Abroad Win Automatic Citizenship Law Endss a Costly and Protracted Process" (news article, Feb. 27): We were told that our adopted Chinese daughter was left outdoors on a wall near an orphanage.
Representative Dan Burton's subpoena nominally requiring Elian Gonzalez to appear before his committee is a cynical abuse of the Congressional process (news article, Jan . 11.
"Florida Lawmakers Approve Overhaul of State's Problem-Ridden Voting Process" (news article, May 4) paints a sunny picture of Florida's elections bill.
And the reason I say this is that most of the research I see — I'm sure this is oversimplified — tends to indicate that men and women tend to process news differently.
We process news of suicide bombings quickly and efficiently, choosing between the two most likely culprits – Isis or the Kurdish PKK – while side-stepping social media blocks and checking on friends before returning to "normal" life.
It was the first major crime to achieve national prominence on television his sorrowing family was on every night and we had not yet learned how to process news of this intensity and intimacy.
NEW YORK (Reuters) — The biotech company Life Technologies said Friday it was exploring a potential sale and had retained banks to advise on the process, news that sent its shares more than 10 percent higher.
Then came the shooting in Tucson, and an awful telephone call to Captain Kelly in Houston, and a brief period when he had to process news reports, quickly retracted, that his wife had died.
In this process, news stories emerge as "some kind of private deal between government and reporter", the political and media classes enter into a "conspiracy against the ordinary reader" and, consequently, "much reporting of politics now amounts to an elaborate fraud perpetuated on the British public".
It process news article links, RSS readers, desktop files, cloud storage services like Dropbox and Box.net, and more.
