Lesbian Den Mother Kicked Out Of Boy Scouts
Jennifer Tyrrell loved spending time with her 7-year-old son at Boy Scouts of America meetings and outings but that quality time between mom and son drew to an end recently when the organization booted...
View ArticleMonkeypox Scare Leads to Chicago Flight Quarantine
A suspected outbreak of monkeypox on a Chicago-bound Delta flight led to a brief quarantine Thursday, but ultimately, the scare was a false alarm. The monkeypox fears began when a passenger on Delta...
View ArticleLava Spirals On Mars Reveal Red Planet Secrets
Was it fire or ice? A series of lava spirals on Mars suggest that the network of valleys on the red planet was formed by volcanoes. Space.com reports that researchers have been debating the origins of...
View ArticleAmazon Kindle Fire As Loss Leader? Turns Out It’s A Huge Success
When Amazon announced that it would sell the Amazon Kindle Fire for $199, less than the cost to make it, analysts knew the company was hoping that the loss-leader would turn into a profit hub thanks to...
View ArticleAl Sharpton and Trayvon Martin’s Family Urge Peace on LA Riots Anniversary
Al Sharpton, along with the family of slain teen Trayvon Martin, is calling for continued peace on the 20th anniversary of riots in Los Angeles that shook the country following the Rodney King verdict....
View ArticleUniversity Of Colorado Now Admitting Wild Bears? One Applicant Already Denied
Okay so the University of Colorado in Boulder isn’t actually allowing black bears to enroll in classes but one of the giant wild animals did get the memo. A large black bear wandered onto the campus on...
View ArticlePlanet Gliese 667Cc Can Support Life, According to New Data
The European Southern Observatory has found a planet sitting right in the middle of the “Goldilocks zone.” Planet Gliese 667Cc isn’t too far away from its star, which would make it to cold for life,...
View ArticleNutella Settles Lawsuit For $2.5 Million, Admits Chocolate Spread Isn’t Healthy
Ferrero U.S.A. Inc., the maker of Nutella, has just settled a $2.5 million lawsuit. The class action lawsuit was brought against the company by a mother in California who was “shocked” to see that...
View ArticleSharks In Pacific Ocean Reefs Dwindling, Less Than 10 Percent Remain
Sharks along the Pacific Ocean reefs have seen a huge decline in recent years, which American and Canadian researchers attribute to human fishing pressure. In an analysis of the population, published...
View ArticleGirls Gone Wild Case Ends With $5.7 Million Verdict For Tamara Favazza
The “Girls Gone Wild” case is finally coming to an end. Tamara Favazza filed a lawsuit against the makers of GGW in 2008 after her naked breasts were used in one of the DVDs without her consent. A...
View ArticleGroupon Appoints Ex-eBay Exec Kal Raman As New SVP of Americas
On Thursday, Groupon announced that it has appointed Kal Raman, who held executive roles at Amazon, eBay and Drugstore.com, as the Senior Vice President of the company’s Americas arm, a role that will...
View ArticleAvery Canahuati’s Bucket List Goes Viral
After Laura and Mike Canahuati of Houston, T.X. received the call from their neurologist which confirmed their worst fear: their little girl had been diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy and had a...
View ArticleGirls Invoke Emoticon Defense In Cyberbullying Case
“I’m going to kill you LOL!!!” “U R So Dead ;-)” Do those sound like threats or playful texts? A group of girls in Indiana are being accused of cyberbullying for sending their classmates threatening...
View ArticleDarlene Gant: Dying Woman’s YouTube Plea May Extend Her Life [Video]
Terminally ill Darlene Gant of Tampa, Florida, might live longer thanks to a heartbreaking YouTube video in which the woman pleas for Genentech to give her a promising new cancer drug called pertuzumab...
View ArticleDoug Lynch: University of Pennsylvania Dean Faked PhD
The University of Pennsylvania’s vice dean, Doug Lynch, tricked school officials into believing he held a master’s degree as well as a doctorate from Colombia University. UPenn discovered Lynch’s...
View ArticleUS Labor Dept’s 401k Exams Aim To Provide More Transparency
Over the course of the past year, regulators from the U.S. Department of Labor have quietly increased examinations of firms that offer 401k retirement plans, including brokerage firms, registered...
View ArticleLos Angeles Earthquake: Buildings Sway In 3.8 Magnitude Quake
Los Angeles was hit by a magnitude 3.8 earthquake which struck at 8:08 a.m. PDT on Saturday. The small quake caused buildings in downtown L.A. to sway. The U.S. Geological Survey has indicated that...
View ArticlePeter Keller Dead: Body Found In Washington Bunker
King County SWAT surrounded an underground bunker in Washington state for almost an entire day prior to using explosives to blow their way inside, where officers discovered the body of a man believed...
View ArticleSt. Louis Storm: 1 Dead, 100 Receive Medical Treatment
Missouri weather is certainly nothing to joke about as a St. Louis storm blew through the city and knocked over a tent erected outside of a downtown bar, leaving one man dead and 100 injured Saturday...
View ArticleDentist Faces Jail Time After Amputating All of Ex-Boyfriend’s Teeth
A dentist is facing jail time and her ex-boyfriend is facing much worse after a revenge stunt gone crazy. London authorities are saying that Marek Olszewki scheduled an appointment with his dentist,...
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