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Legendary Comedian George Carlin Dies
Posted: Friday 07/25/08 10:12 AM EDT
Filed Under: Movie News, TV News
The comedy world has lost one of its greatest performers. George Carlin, the Grammy-Award winning standup comedian and actor who was hailed for his irreverent social commentary, died of heart failure on Sunday. He was 71.
Marijuana Farm Busted on Scout Camp
Posted: Wednesday 07/16/08 06:27 PM EDT
Filed Under: Crime News, Nation News
Thousands of marijuana plants are discovered on a hidden farm located on a Girl Scout camp in Indiana. According to police documents, state troopers arrested three people, including a juvenile, after spotting the plots from a plane.
'Greatest Dad' Arrested in Child Sex Case
Posted: Wednesday 07/16/08 12:57 PM EDT
Filed Under: Crime News, Nation News
Authorities say a 33-year-old Michigan man wore a T-shirt proclaiming "World's Greatest Dad" when he showed up for what he thought would be a sexual rendezvous with a 14-year-old girl. The man was arrested.
Poll Finds Obama Still Faces Racial Gap
Posted: Wednesday 07/16/08 12:13 PM EDT
Filed Under: Elections News, Barack Obama
Democrat Barack Obama's presidential campaign is a sign that America's racial divisions are eroding, right? Not exactly. A New York Times/CBS News poll finds blacks and whites deeply divided on Obama and his rival, Republican John McCain, as well as the state of race relations as a whole. The Times has the full story.
First US Town Powered Solely by Wind
Posted: Wednesday 07/16/08 08:11 AM EDT
Filed Under: Nation News
A small town in Missouri realizes an environmentalist's dream: powering the entire region with wind turbines. Rock Port becomes the first community in the U.S. to operate solely on wind power. "That's something to be very proud of," one engineer says.
Hurricane Seasons Grow Longer
Posted: Tuesday 07/15/08 03:30 PM EDT
Filed Under: Science News
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