- 09/06/2011
Dancing With the Stars 2011: Chaz Bono Losing Weight After Just 1 Week
Chaz Bono has already lost five pounds after only six days of rehearsing for “Dancing with the Stars.”
Tags Television - 09/06/2011
Air Force Suspends 20-Year-Old Class for Containing Bible Verses
A Texas senator wants the U.S. Air Force to provide a detailed report on why they suspended a course that included passages from the Bible. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) sent a letter to Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley asking why a "Just War Theory" class taught at Vandenberg Air Force Base was removed from the curriculum on Aug. 3.
Tags Ethics/rights - 09/06/2011
Japan Typhoon Talas Leaves 34 Dead, Thousands Stranded
Typhoon Talas has left at least 34 dead and dozens missing in Japan on Monday, adding more misery to a nation attempting to recover from an earthquake and catastrophic tsunami six months ago.
Tags Relief - 09/05/2011
Carlos Zambrano Out for the Season
Carl Zambrano will not return for the Chicago Cubs this season but the team resume paying the pitcher’s salary after his 30-day suspension ends Sept. 11. Zambrano will not return to the team because there is “insufficient preparation time” for him to pitch again this season.
- 09/05/2011
Hurricane Katia Strengthens to Category 2, Bahamas Expect Strong Surf, Rip Currents
The National Hurricane Center reported that Hurricane Katia strengthened to a Category 2 storm on Monday and developed a large eye affecting the surf along the East Coast. Katia is now moving northwest at roughly 13 mph about 540 miles south-southeast of Bermuda, the Center said Monday morning.
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09/03/2011Tropical Storm Lee Path Stalls, Knocks Out Power in Louisiana
New Orleans prepares for tropical storm Lee as heavy rain and strong wind gusts knocked out power to thousands in south Louisiana and Mississippi on Saturday.
Tags Hurricane - 09/03/2011
Pearl Jam Tour 2011: 2-Day Festival for 20th Anniversary
Pearl Jam will celebrate its 20th anniversary this Labor Day weekend at a two-day festival in East Troy, Wis. The 13-band blockbuster concert will be held at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre and marks the band’s first U.S. appearance this year.
- 09/03/2011
Mormon Missionary Mauled by Lion, Update
Paul Oakley, a Mormon missionary was visiting a Guatemalan zoo when two lions attacked him in July. Two months later, the 20-year-old is missing part of his leg and entire right arm, but is thankful for the day that God saved his life.
- 09/02/2011
Call Her ‘Mama’ Spice: Mel B Gives Birth To A Girl
Former Spice Girls Melanie Brown gave birth to her third daughter early Friday morning. The pop singer was admitted to a Los Angeles hospital last night and could not wait to tell her fans the good news.
- 09/02/2011
Westboro Baptist Church to Protest Foo Fighters Live Concert
Westboro Baptist Church will picket a Foo Fighters show in Kansas City later this month. The controversial Christian fringe group accused the band of using prostitution to promote “fornication, adultery, idolatry and fags.”
- 09/02/2011
Mars Rover Samples Find Soil Could Support Life on Red Planet
A veteran rover sent to Mars has been exploring a new site and found soil samples unlike any examined before, leading scientists to believe that the red planet is more favorable for life than previously thought.
- 09/02/2011
Marc Anthony Denies Cheating With Jada Smith, Explains Split With J.Lo
Singer Marc Anthony has gone public about his pending divorce from Jennifer Lopez in an interview with Nightline aired on Thursday. The singer told ABC News’s John Quiñones that he can’t pin point “what went wrong” but the rampant infidelity rumors are not true.
- 09/02/2011
Wade Belak Dead: Report Indicates Suicide
Former NHL player Wade Belak was found dead Wednesday in an apparent suicide at his Toronto condo. According to the Associated Press, an anonymous source told the news organization that Belak hanged himself.
- 09/01/2011
Chris Johnson Extends Contract With Titans
Chris Johnson and the Titans have finally agreed on a four-year, $53.5 million contract extension with $30 million in guaranteed money. The contract ends a long standoff between the running back and Tennessee.
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09/01/2011Millions Unaccounted For: 9/11 Charities Under Investigation
New York and Arizona have launched investigations into several 9/11 charities to determine whether they failed to follow state laws. A recent report last week revealed that dozens of 9/11 charities have squandered millions and did not disclose to the public how they raised and spent money.
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