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03/15/2013Lil Wayne Hospitalized After Suffering Seizure in Los Angeles
Rapper and entertainer Lil Wayne was rushed to the hospital after reportedly suffering seizures in Los Angeles Tuesday.
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03/15/20136 Killed in Bar Shooting, 5 Seriously Wounded During Attack in Cancun
An armed gunman opened fire outside of a Cancun bar, killing six people, Mexican authorities revealed.
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03/14/2013Pope Francis: Church Will Become A 'Compassionate NGO' Without Spiritual Revival
In his first full day has Pope, Francisco I called on fellow Catholics to set a higher example and help facilitate a spiritual renewal or face the possibility of the Church being considered as just a "compassionate NGO."
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03/14/2013Higgs Boson Found: What Particle's Discovery Means for Future of the Universe
Physicists in Switzerland revealed Thursday that they have discovered the long sought after sub-atomic particle known as the Higgs boson, whose discovery will able to unify universal theory.
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57 Indicted in Scandal: Fla. Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll Reisigns After Gambling Ring Allegations
Florida's lieutenant governor stepped down on Wednesday after investigators asked questions regarding a veteran's charity that allegedly was used as a laundering outfit for a $300 million gambling ring.
Tags Crime - 03/14/2013
Medieval Knight Found Under Parking Lot, Same as Richard III
A former medieval knight was uncovered in unceremonious fashion underneath the pavement of a parking lot, mirroring the discovery of King Richard III, who was also unearthed from underneath a parking lot.
Tags Archaeology - 03/14/2013
600-Year-Old Coin Found on Kenyan Island by Expedition Team
A team of explorers uncovered a rare 600-year-old Chinese coin on the Kenyan island of Manda that has made historians rethink international trade and migrating civilizations dating back centuries.
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03/13/2013New Pope Francis: Who is Jorge Mario Bergoglio? Leader of the Catholic Church
Pope Francis became the first pope to be selected from South America Wednesday, and 266th overall, as he was welcomed by thousands of adoring followers in St. Peters Square.
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03/13/2013Pope Francis - Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio Elected as New Pope
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina will be the new pope with the name Pope Francisco I. One hundred and fifteen cardinals locked away in the Sistine Chapel announced to the world Wednesday that a new pope had been selected when thick white smoke could be seen billowing out from the chapel's chimney. Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, 76, was selected and took the name Francisco, the first pope to do so in history.
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03/13/2013New Pope Live Stream: White Smoke Marks Next Leader of Catholic Church
Thousands of faithful followers packed St. Peter's Square for the second day and witnessed history as 115 cardinals from all over the world selected the next leader of the Catholic Church.
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Poisoned Alcohol Death Toll in Libya Nears 100, Fear Spreads
Reports from North Africa indicate that nearly 80 people have died in recent days after consuming illegal alcohol that was thought to contain methanol.
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Tennessee Bus Driver Found Drinking in Bus Behind Church
A woman in Tennessee is behind bars after police arrested her for being intoxicated inside her school bus before she was supposed to pick up school children.
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03/13/2013Ahmadinejad Hug Draws Ire of Islamic Clerics in Iran
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is coming under fire from religious clerics in his own country after a picture surfaced that showed the Muslim president embracing Hugo Chavez's' grieving mother.
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03/13/2013Whale Shark Feeding in Philippines Doing More Harm Than Good, Biologists Say
There is a growing feud in a small fishing village in the Philippines between biologists and local fisherman after locals began offering tours to see and feed the mysterious whale sharks.
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03/12/2013New Pope Voting Begins as Cardinals Enter Conclave; Black Smoke After Day 1
Catholic cardinals gathered Tuesday before they retired behind the closed doors of the Sistine Chapel. The process of selecting who will lead the world's 1.2 billion Catholics took place, with black smoke indicating that they have not yet selected the new Pope.
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