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Briefing: Nuclear power

Of all the power supplies in the energy mix, nuclear has historically been the most criticized and controversial. But this most unpopular of power sources has recently resurfaced in political and economic dialogue.

France milks cheese for all its worth

We're up in the north central part of France -- Normandy -- to see what's happening with French cheese. Cheese lovers will be happy to know, just about nothing, at least as far as the traditional cheeses are concerned.

Time.com: Novelist's Mother Fires Back

In what has to be the consummate nightmare of any male with a fearless reputation, Michel Houellebecq is getting a very public spanking from his own mother

Pirates held for questioning in Paris

Six pirates who hijacked a French luxury yacht off the coast of Somalia are now in custody in France, a diplomatic official said Wednesday.

French Olympic chief in badge U-turn

France's Olympic chief backed away from comments that he would not allow French athletes to wear a badge aimed at expressing their desire "For a Better World" at the Beijing Games.

Time.com: French Art for the French

France's Culture Ministry fears that the country's lack of interest in purchasing art is bleeding an enormous vein of national culture dry

France looks to ban promotion of 'extreme thinness'

France's lower house of parliament adopted a groundbreaking bill Tuesday that would make it illegal for anyone -- including fashion magazines, advertisers and Web sites -- to incite extreme thinness.

Rock fears force changes to Tour de France

Tour de France organizers have been forced to make changes to the route of this year's race because of fears of falling rocks.

Time.com: Death Sets French Euthanasia Debate

The terrible agony of Chantal Sebire is over, but the cause she championed may change laws after her death

FSB: Translation software still fails - badly

My public relations agency, NettResults, based in Irvine, Calif., and Dubai, employs 18 people speaking a total of nine languages. Through a partner, we work with 58 other agencies in 26 countries. So I was excited to test three new language-translation software suites: If they worked, I could e-mail clients myself and cut down on the pricey human translators we use every day.

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