Caesarean Section Statistics Show Major Changes
Atlanta, GA—A new report by the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta shows that pregnant women in the United States no longer face an increasing rate of caesarean section in United States hospitals. For many [...]... Read More
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Dying to Party
Earlier this week, Tyler Hadley, aged 17, committed one of the more bizarre and brutal crimes of this year. At approximately 1:30 p.m. on Saturday July, 17th Hadley sent a group invite on Facebook, notifying his friends of his party later that evening. Somewhere between that time and 8 p.m. Hadley decided to ensure the removal of all impediments ...
Busted by the Geek Squad
Like so many Americans, 67-year-old David Allen Smith was aggravated when his family鈥檚 computer suddenly stopped working. In response to these nagging tech problems, Allen鈥檚 wife took the family device to the 鈥淕eek Squad鈥 at their local 鈥淏est Buy鈥 store. Police on location say the 鈥淕eek Squad鈥 when reviewing Smith鈥檚 ...
Unlawful Actions: Lawyer Attempts to Kill Colleague
South Carolina attorneys, Irby Walker and Doug Thornton, had been working alongside one another for decades. Although the two grew close enough to share office space, the relationship dissipated sometime after 2006. Dislike soon morphed into hate and then, regrettably, into vengeance. Horry County Police recently caught wind of a plot ...
Shotgun Wedding
Boyd Wright, aged 80, of Madison, Indiana is a father of 3 children; his parenting techniques can be regarded as a little extreme. This brutal and crazy story started when Wright鈥檚 daughter brought home her 57-year-old boyfriend, Harry Harris. First impressions can often be telling and for Harris it was unfortunately fatal.Wright knew ...
Man Murders Parents; Cover-up Attempt Fails Miserably
Kenneth Abbot, a successful businessman, and his wife, Celeste, suddenly disappeared from their Pennsylvania home around the 5th of June. Celeste鈥檚 last phone message, which was received on June 7th, was sent to her 40-year old son Colin Abbot, to inform him of their plans to visit in Atlantic City.The irony in this tragic story was triggered ...
Police Beats Student for 鈥淒oo-Doo鈥
Tyrie Davis, aged 17, was heading home from his Manhattan high-school when he smelt something foul. In response to the odor, Davis said aloud, 鈥渋t smells like doo-doo.鈥 A fairly routine comment; however, was not taken so lightly by a New York police officer, who thought the remark was directed towards him.Following the comment, Davis claims ...
Opening New Doors in the Classroom
California Governor, Jerry Brown, signed a bill Thursday July 14th, making his state the first in the nation to teach lessons about the gay and lesbian community in public social studies classes. Brown, a Democrat, signed the bill requiring public schools to include the contributions of gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual people in ...
$8.5 Billion Shopping Spree
On May 10th, 2011, the Microsoft company
purchased Skype for an estimated $8.5 billion; Skype 鈥 a video communication
system allowing users to converse via virtual 鈥榝ace to face鈥 interaction 鈥 is
utilized by almost 700 million people worldwide. As a result, what happens when
one of the biggest ...
Osama's Sons Threatening Lawsuit to Obama?
The sons of recently slain international terrorist Osama Bin
Laden have threatened to sue United States President Barack Obama over what
they see as a savage and disgraceful treatment of their father鈥檚 dead body.
Osama Bin Laden鈥檚 son, Omar, recently issued a statement to
an Internet ...
Deutsche Bank faces Toxic Mess:
On Tuesday, May 3rd of 2011, the United States
Federal Government formally issued a suit against Deutsche Bank, a financial
power based out of Germany. To date, the United States Federal Government has
brought few cases against Wall Street titans in response to the mortgage crisis
that nearly crippled ...
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