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Daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Escapes DWI Charge, Evokes American Ire

Daughter of Robert F. Kennedy and ex-wife of NYS governor Andrew Cuomo Kerry Kennedy has landed herself in hot water after being acquitted of a Westchester County DWI charge last week. Kennedy was arrested in July 2012 after she swerved her Lexus into a tractor-trailer on the I-684. Kennedy’s counsel, with the help of medical […]

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Survey Reveals Watching ABC’s “The Bachelor” Increases Interest in Divorce

The majority of people do not assume that they are ever going to get divorced. When they get married, they think it is going to be for life. However, the truth is that about half of the time, this does not end up being the case. About half of all marriages end in divorce. Some […]

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New Tool Album Still Miles From Proper Release, But Promising Signs Ahead

Sorry, Tool fans — this time, it looks like the pieces don’t fit at all. You’re going to have to wait a little longer for the band’s next studio release, Rolling Stone has reported. That news comes from frontman Maynard James Keenan, who issued a statement to clear the air after guitarist Adam Jones jokingly […]

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Ukraine ‘will never accept’ Crimea annexation- Acting President

Finally, more than two Russians and their allies operating in Crimea region have been slapped with sheer sanctions on Monday. On the other hand, Ukraine officials said that they are not going to accept Ukraine’s territorial annexation with Russia and they will do their best to protect their land from separation. Oleksandr Turchynov, the interim […]

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NCAA March Madness 2014 brackets revealed

The astonishment begins at the top of the NCAA tournament bracket that Virginia has been declared as No.1 Seed. In the last year’s national championship, at Midwest, Louisville was seeded fourth in spite of speculations that it would seed No.1 due good rounds of matchups. On the other hand, SMU that was coached by Larry […]

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U.S. Navy Pushing Towards the Future With New Solar Technology

Many people today are more familiar with the advantages of using solar power than they were in the past. Researchers actually learned how to get electricity from the sun as early as the nineteenth century. It took more than a century for solar panels to truly become widely-used. Today, there are other renewable energy sources […]

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Crimea Referendum: 96% people voted in favor of Russia

The most controversial referendum of Crimea – whether to join Russia or to remain independent- has been successfully completed. Crimean Election Commission said that 75% votes have been counted so far and 96% results show that people wish to integrate Crimea with Russia. A senior official of Crimean Election Commission said that “the turnover of […]

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This geodesic houseboat cost less than $2,000 to build

Leading a simple and meaningful life demands you to modify your habits and unless you do not bring changes as per situational needs, you would not be able to enjoy the shores of water. To offer you the pleasures of smooth sailing, Michael Weekes has engineered a geodesic houseboat that costs less than USD $2,000 […]

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60% of Restaurants Fail in the First Year, but Moving Online Could Change That

There are 990,000 restaurants in the United States, and more are opening each year. Unfortunately, of the eateries who try to make a go of it, nearly 60% fail in their first year. In more competitive areas, like New York City, that failure rate spikes to around 80%. While the reasons behind the failure of […]

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While Americans Struggle to Get Away, the POTUS Heads South

The news that President Obama recently got away to play golf in the sunny state of Florida is not sitting well with many Americans. After taking time to record another internet and radio address on raising the federal minimum wage, the POTUS and family hopped on Air Force One, escaping the arctic grasp of Washington […]