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Honolulu Teen Shot After Attacking Officers

Authorities say a police officer fired two shots, hitting a 17-year-old runaway in the wrist at a Hawaii high school after the teen lunged at officers and proceeded to cut one with a knife and punch two others. Police had been alerted by Roosevelt High School officials who had recognized the boy as a runaway […]Load more...

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Pete Seeger, Folk Legend, Dead at 94

Pete Seeger, a seminal figure in American music who kept folk music alive and influenced generations of musicians from Bob Dylan to Bruce Springsteen, died Monday of natural causes in New York, his grandson confirmed to The New York Times. Seeger was 94. As a solo performer, songwriter, interpreter, and member of the legendary folk […]Load more...

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Truck explodes in Fall River

A vehicle hauling 11,000 gallons of gasoline crashed and exploded Monday morning on the route 24 off  ramp in Fall River. This was the Massachusetts trucking company’s, J P Noonan, 15th crash in 24 months. The driver, Lisa Korch, 46, has had her commercial driver’s license since 1992 and has no violations on record. She […]Load more...

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Cianci Diagnosed with Cancer

Former Providence Mayor Vincent “Buddy” Cianci said Monday he has been diagnosed with cancer, but he expects a full recovery. Cianci was elected mayor in 1974 and held the job until 1984, when he resigned after pleading no contest to assaulting a man in his East Side home. He was elected to mayor’s office again […]Load more...

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Scarlett Johansson is ‘saving the world’ in sexy Super Bowl

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB7dobEmlI0 Touchdown! SodaStream scored big by nabbing Scarlett Johansson as the star of their sexy Super Bowl commercial. The 29-year-old beauty professes how she loves «helping people» in the ad that aims to shed some light on an eco-friendly alternative to soda cans. «Like most actors, my real job is saving the world,» ScarJo says […]Load more...

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Improving the Economy a Main Concern for Americans

Eighty percent of Americans believe the economy should be a main priority for the president and Congress in 2014. When broken down, eighty-five percent of Democrats, seventy-five percent of Republicans, and eighty-one percent of Independents held this view. These results from a Pew Research Center survey come on the eve of President Barack Obama’s State […]Load more...