Tooth may be key to solving Hariri crime
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A tooth found at the crime scene could be the key to solving the suicide bombing that killed Lebanon's former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and 22 others in Beirut last year, the chief investigator in the probe said Friday.
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Suspected mass graves of East Timorese killed during the bloodiest crackdown of Indonesian rule are to be excavated by Australian forensic experts to try and identify hundreds of people slain by Jakarta's security forces.
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Bad breath can be one of the most embarrassing problems for individuals suffering from it as well as the people subjected to it and now a dentist at the Sapir Medical Center in Kfar Saba, Israel, has found a new laser treatment to fight a particular kind
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CASABLANCA, Morocco -- On March 6, Moroccan police surrounded a cybercafe here and arrested a fugitive who many people assumed had fled the country or was dead. Saad al-Houssaini, known as "the Chemist" because of his scientific training and bombmaking skills, had vanished four years earlier after...
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By Derek Kravitz, The Dallas Morning News  Jun. 18--SEYMOUR, Texas -- Robert T. Bakker picks out a 275 million-year-old tooth from the red-colored dirt on this massive northwest Texas ranch, examines it with a trained eye and promptly sticks it in his mouth.
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The US contributes $5m towards the trial of suspects in the murder of former Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri.
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New tests corroborate the theory that former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was killed in a massive suicide truck bomb, investigators said in a report Monday.
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The Lebanese government approved on Saturday plans for a special international court to try suspects in the 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri.
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The slaying of billionaire businessman and former prime minister, Rafik Hariri, bore the hallmarks of a decade of attacks targeting politicians, militant leaders, Palestinian refugees, religious leaders and foreign residents. These include:
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UNITED NATIONS -- A sharply divided UN Security Council voted yesterday to establish an international criminal tribunal to prosecute the masterminds of the February 2005 suicide-bomb assassination of a former Lebanese prime minister, Rafik Hariri, and 22 others.
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A UN probe into Rafik Hariri's death reinforces the view that a suicide bomber may have killed the ex-Lebanese PM.
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By The Hartford Courant, Conn.  Dec. 17--A little fluoride goes a long way to fight tooth decay.
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Investigators have begun to excavate at the site of a mass grave in northern Iraq which is believed to contain up to 300 bodies. The site at Hatra, south of Mosul, is believed to contain the bodies of Kurdish
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Further evidence that could be used against former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has been uncovered in northern Iraq. Investigators have completed the first full excavation of a mass grave discovered near
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If brushing and mouthwash don&#39;t improve bad breath, an Israeli scientist may have the solution -- laser treatment. Yehuda Finkelstein of Meir Hospital at the Sapir Medical Centre
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Police used dental records to identify a man who broke into a cafeteria in southern Sweden - the suspect left his false teeth with his social security number engraved in them at the scene of the crime.
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UNITED NATIONS, May 30 -- A sharply divided U.N. Security Council voted Wednesday to create an international criminal tribunal to prosecute the masterminds of the February 2005 suicide bombing that killed former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri and 22 others.