- 04/26/2013
Snakes in Courthouse Pose a Slippery Situation to Court Workers
A courthouse in Jackson, Miss., is trying to deal with snakes that found their way into the courthouse's basement.
- 04/26/2013
Food Aid Reform Brings Objections From Lobbyists, Special Interests
Proposals to reform the U.S. food aid program that could feed nearly 20 million more people without increasing costs has been met with resistance facilitated by special interest groups representing some the country's largest industries.
- 04/26/2013
NJ Train Explosive Plot Thwarted: Ukraine Man Caught With Bombs
A Ukrainian man was arrested in New Jersey after he brought two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on a New Jersey Transit train just days before the Boston marathon bombings, a new report details.
- 04/26/2013
Carnival Ship Evacuated After Fuel Barge Explodes, 3 in Critical Condition
Following an explosion of a barge carrying fuel Thursday, Carnival Cruise Lines had to evacuate their cruise liner Triumph, which was in a nearby dock undergoing scheduled maintenance.
- 04/26/2013
Hyundai Suicide Ad Draws Criticism, Company Pulls Ad and Issues Apology (VIDEO)
After numerous complaints regarding an online ad campaign for Hyundai's zero-emission car depicting a suicide, attempt the car company decided to remove the ad.
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04/25/2013Chelsea vs Basel Live Stream: Watch Europa League Football Online Free
Chelsea travel to Switzerland to face Basel in the first leg of the Europa League semi-finals on Thursday night, and will be looking to make a European final despite having crashed out of UEFA's Champions League earlier this season.
1 comments - 04/25/2013
Children Should Work for Their School Lunch, West Virginia Republican Urges
Children who receive school lunch assistance should be made to work for their lunches, a Republican member of the West Virginia House of Delegates has claimed.
3 comments - 04/25/2013
Single Christians Feel 'Ignored' by Church Community, UK Study Finds
Single Christians feel "isolated and ignored" within the larger church community, according to a new survey conducted in the United Kingdom.
2 comments - 04/25/2013
20,000 Students Sue California Educators for Failing to Provide Proper English-Language Instruction
A new lawsuit, recently filed in California on behalf of 20,000 public school students, charges that the state's educators are failing to provide adequate English training to non-English speaking students.
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04/25/2013Boehner's Almost Son-in-Law Cited for Pot, Claims Report
A new report has sought to reveal details about the past of House Speaker John Boehner's soon to be son-in-law, by detailing how police records show he was once arrested for possession of marijuana.
- 04/24/2013
$100 Bill Redesigned to Prevent Counterfeiters Should Be Introduced in October
The Federal Reserve revealed that it will soon begin circulating a newly redesigned $100 bill later this year in an attempt to thwart counterfeiters.
- 04/24/2013
Mexican Cartel Queen Pleads Guilty, Faces 15 Years in Drug Trafficking Case
A woman from Mexico who was described as a drug cartel "queen" pleaded guilty to charges related to a major cocaine trafficking ring.
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04/24/2013Trump Ad Banned for Being 'Misleading' and Factually Incorrect
Real estate mogul Donald Trump will not be allowed to show a new ad opposing a recent decision to put wind turbines near his new billion dollar golf resort in Scotland.
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04/24/2013Luis Suarez Given 10-Match Ban for Biting Chelsea Defender (VIDEO)
The governing body of English football issued a 10-match ban for Liverpool striker Luis Suarez after he bit an opposing player in the arm during a recent match.
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04/24/2013Alex Jones, Infowars Founder, Comments on Boston Bomber Visiting His Website
Alex Jones, a conservative commentator and the creator of the popular website Infowars.com, recently responded to reports that Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev was a fan of the website.
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