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Reports of dead birds and fish still coming in from around the world!

CLEVELAND, Ohio - January 5, 2011 - First it was 5,000 birds falling from the sky in Beebe, Arkansas. That was on New Years Eve. The next day we hear reports of 100,000 fish dying and washing up along an Arkansas river. On Monday, another 500 birds were found dead near a highway just north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Today we hear more bad news for wildlife. Thousands of dead fish was

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Accidental butt-dial sends out SWAT team!

CHICAGO, Illinois - January 5, 2011 - SWAT teams swarmed a Chicago-area school Monday evening after some hip-hop music and an accidental phone call led a woman to believe her husband was being held hostage, officials said.

Toting automatic weapons and clad in riot gear, SWAT team members stormed the Winnetka, Illinois school where the woman's husband works and searched it for nearly

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Food and fuel shortages imminent as new Ice Age dawns!

January 5, 2011 - With an Ice Age comes abrupt change, and with change comes death - sometimes death on a massive scale.

More of the world's top scientists in the disciplines of geology, ecology, meteorology, astrophysics, and heliology are predicting that the two major cooling cycles are converging - the short term and long term Ice Ages - and Earth has just entered the beginnings o

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Supreme Court justice says discrimination is a state issue!

WASHINGTON - January 3, 2011 - Supreme Court Justice Antonino Scalia's belief that women have no protection under the Constitution could herald the return of officially sanctioned gender discrimination, a prominent Washington lawyer says.

In a magazine interview published this month, Justice Scalia reiterated his position that the Constitution's 14th Amendment doesn't guarantee prote

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Traffic camera attacks on the rise in United States

Vigilantes strike speed and red light cameras in California, Louisiana, South Carolina and France.

January 2, 2011 - Over the past several years, vigilantes in Australia and Europe have destroyed hundreds of speed cameras. Until recently, such attacks remained rare in the United States. Last week, however, photo enforcement devices were taken out in California, Louis

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Government changes how it measures long term unemployment!

WASHINGTON - December 31, 2010 - So many Amerikans have been jobless for so long that the government is changing how it records long-term unemployment.

Citing what it calls "an unprecedented rise" in long-term unemployment, the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), beginning Saturday, will raise from two years to five years the upper limit on how long someone can be listed as hav

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Wage theft rampant in Amerika!

NEW YORK - December 28, 2010 - There are lots of thieves in this country, as in any country. But no thieves anywhere are more blatant than the U.S. employers who steal millions of dollars from their own employees - often right out in the open, unchallenged. It's called "wage theft," and it happens everywhere.