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Why A South Carolina Man Got Bail After He Shot, Buried And 'Slow-Cooked' Two People
Early in the morning on March 5, James Edward Loftis found himself facing two men in his South Carolina home. The men were demanding cab fare for the ride Loftis had just received.
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'Brutal, Shocking And Cruel': Woman Gets 100 Years For Cutting Fetus From Another Woman's Womb
More than a year after she was sliced open, robbed of her unborn daughter, Aurora, and left for dead, Michelle Wilkins is getting justice. A Colorado judge on Friday sentenced her attacker to 100 years in prison.
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Three Men Rescued From Remote Island After Writing 'Help' On The Sand
They had no choice but to swim.
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Time To Wake Up! Spain's Prime Minister Wants To End The Siesta
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy wants to end a long-standing and well-recognized tradition: the mid-afternoon nap.
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What It Looks Like When the Internet Suddenly Disappears
Here's a look at the various events and incidents that made the Internet disappear, however briefly, last year.
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The Monk Who Inspired Steve Jobs, Influenced Apple's Designs
Robert Palladino, who died in late February at 83, joined the Trappist order of monks in New Mexico in 1950.
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The Trappist Monk Whose Calligraphy Inspired Steve Jobs - And Influenced Apple's Designs
Robert Palladino's name appears nowhere in Steve Jobs's lengthy authorized biography, but he had an enduring influence on Jobs and the business empire he erected.
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Assault With A Deadly Weapon? Man Charged With Throwing Alligator Into Restaurant
Florida authorities have arrested a man accused of throwing a live alligator through a restaurant's drive-through window.
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More Than 600 Animals Recovered In Near-Record Rescue At North Carolina Shelter
More than 600 animals were rescued from a North Carolina shelter this week in what one national anti-animal cruelty group said was among the largest rescues in its history.
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These Are The World's Best Countries. (Sorry, America - You're No. 4.)
That's according to the inaugural "Best Countries" ranking from U.S. News & World Report, the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and global brand consultants BAV Consulting. The ranking was officially unveiled at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday.
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Why Donald Trump Is Now Targeting Apple And Its 'Damn Computers'
Donald Trump singled out the tech giant, Apple at the end of a long speech Monday, chastising the company and others for sending business abroad. If that criticism sounds familiar, that's because it is: Apple found itself under fire for its outsourcing practices during the 2012 presidential campaign.
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British Lawmakers Will Soon Debate Whether To Ban Donald Trump From The U.K.
British lawmakers have scheduled a debate for later this month on whether to ban Donald Trump from entering their country.
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Why A South Carolina Man Got Bail After He Shot, Buried And 'Slow-Cooked' Two People
Early in the morning on March 5, James Edward Loftis found himself facing two men in his South Carolina home. The men were demanding cab fare for the ride Loftis had just received.
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'Brutal, Shocking And Cruel': Woman Gets 100 Years For Cutting Fetus From Another Woman's Womb
More than a year after she was sliced open, robbed of her unborn daughter, Aurora, and left for dead, Michelle Wilkins is getting justice. A Colorado judge on Friday sentenced her attacker to 100 years in prison.
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Three Men Rescued From Remote Island After Writing 'Help' On The Sand
They had no choice but to swim.
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Time To Wake Up! Spain's Prime Minister Wants To End The Siesta
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy wants to end a long-standing and well-recognized tradition: the mid-afternoon nap.
-
What It Looks Like When the Internet Suddenly Disappears
Here's a look at the various events and incidents that made the Internet disappear, however briefly, last year.
-
The Monk Who Inspired Steve Jobs, Influenced Apple's Designs
Robert Palladino, who died in late February at 83, joined the Trappist order of monks in New Mexico in 1950.
-
The Trappist Monk Whose Calligraphy Inspired Steve Jobs - And Influenced Apple's Designs
Robert Palladino's name appears nowhere in Steve Jobs's lengthy authorized biography, but he had an enduring influence on Jobs and the business empire he erected.
-
Assault With A Deadly Weapon? Man Charged With Throwing Alligator Into Restaurant
Florida authorities have arrested a man accused of throwing a live alligator through a restaurant's drive-through window.
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More Than 600 Animals Recovered In Near-Record Rescue At North Carolina Shelter
More than 600 animals were rescued from a North Carolina shelter this week in what one national anti-animal cruelty group said was among the largest rescues in its history.
-
These Are The World's Best Countries. (Sorry, America - You're No. 4.)
That's according to the inaugural "Best Countries" ranking from U.S. News & World Report, the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and global brand consultants BAV Consulting. The ranking was officially unveiled at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday.
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Why Donald Trump Is Now Targeting Apple And Its 'Damn Computers'
Donald Trump singled out the tech giant, Apple at the end of a long speech Monday, chastising the company and others for sending business abroad. If that criticism sounds familiar, that's because it is: Apple found itself under fire for its outsourcing practices during the 2012 presidential campaign.
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British Lawmakers Will Soon Debate Whether To Ban Donald Trump From The U.K.
British lawmakers have scheduled a debate for later this month on whether to ban Donald Trump from entering their country.
