Stoyan Zaimov

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  Nov 1, 2011

  US Flight Boeing 767 Warsaw Crash: Passengers Said Their Farewells (PHOTO)

  The Boeing 767 that crash-landed earlier today in Warsaw, Poland, amazingly reported no casualties or injuries to its 231 passengers. Stories are now being shared of relatives crying, panicking, and saying their farewells before the plane plunged down.

• Nov 1, 2011

  Hillary Clinton’s Mother a 'Quintessential American,' Dedicated Life to Charities

  Dorothy Rodham, the mother of Hillary Clinton, who died early Tuesday morning, has been described as a “quintessential American” in a Clinton family statement.

• Nov 1, 2011

  US Flight Boeing 767 Crash-Lands in Poland; 230 Passengers Safe

  TVN24 is reporting that a Boeing 767 flying from Newark N.J., to Warsaw has crash landed in the Polish capital.

• Nov 1, 2011

  Amanda Knox Latest News: Knox Parties on Anniversary of Kercher's Death, Attacked by Father

  Amanda Knox has been accused by the father of Meredith Kercher of going out to party on Halloween, the anniversary of his daughter’s death.

• Oct 31, 2011

  Ohio Pastor Apologizes for God-Fearing Halloween Pamphlets

  Rev. Kenny Cousar of Northview Baptist Church in Ohio, which distributed thousands of pamphlets to young children over the week, has apologized for the controversial content of the literature.

• Oct 31, 2011

  Conrad Murray Trial: Michael Jackson Murder Conviction Hangs on Key Witness

  The trial of Michael Jackson’s involuntary manslaughter resumes today in Los Angeles, with the prosecution expected to grill the testimony of key defense witness, Dr. Paul White.

• Oct 31, 2011

  Gaddafi Dead: Dictator’s Chemical Weapons Discovered in Libya

  Libya's new interim government confirmed Monday that stockpiles of chemical weapons belonging to Muammar Gaddafi’s weapons of mass destruction program have been discovered, but has quickly moved to deny any intentions of keeping them.

• Oct 28, 2011

  Black Farmers Win $1.25B Discrimination Settlement

  On Thursday in Washington D.C, U.S. District judge Paul Friedman awarded $1.25 billion in damages to thousands of African-American farmers who claimed racial discrimination by the U.S. Agricultural Department.

• Oct 28, 2011

  US Embassy in Bosnia Attacked by Islamic Extremist

  The man who opened fire with an automatic weapon on the U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo, Bosnia Friday, has been reported to be an Islamist Extremist from the conservative Wahhabi branch.

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  Oct 28, 2011

  Amanda Knox Multi-Million Interview Race: ABC, CBS and NBC Battle it Out

  The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that “60 Minutes” and other programs are trying hard to get Amanda Knox for her first TV interview since her release from Italian prison.