Men and Marriage are very much alive in India. India has become a raucous battleground between radical feminists and marriage advocates in a very short time span. The Save Indian Family Foundation has approximately 8,000 members, which could make it the largest men’s and marriage organization in the world.
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Vox Populi — David R. Usher @ 8:58 pm
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Global crude oil prices spiked by over US$4 per barrel yesterday after news came in that a major pipeline in Minnesota had exploded and caught fire, killing two workers. The pipeline carries oil from Saskatchewan, Canada to close to Chicago, United States, and this oil represents 16% of America’s total oil imports.
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NewsLog — wikinews @ 8:54 pm
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A man claiming to have had a bomb is reported by WMUR to have surrendered peacefully at the campaign office of Senator Hillary Clinton in the small New Hampshire city of Rochester.
Three individuals, which includes a child, were taken hostage and were later released without injury. Earlier reports stated that there might have been a [...]
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A man claiming to have had a bomb is reported by WMUR to have surrendered peacefully at the campaign office of Senator Hillary Clinton in the small New Hampshire city of Rochester.
Three individuals, which includes a child, were taken hostage and were later released without injury. Earlier reports stated that there might have been a [...]
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An Amtrak train collided into a parked Norfolk Southern freight train in Chicago on Friday. 30 people were injured, five of them Amtrak personnel who were most seriously injured.
Amtrak train 371, the Pere Marquette, started in Grand Rapids, Michigan and carried 193 people on board including six crew members. The train was in south Chicago [...]
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Roughly 600 enraged Sudanese protesters, some armed with knives and sticks, converged on Khartoum’s Martyrs’ Square after Friday Prayers to demand the death of Gillian Gibbons, the British teacher jailed yesterday for allowing her class to call a teddy bear Mohammad.
A number of prominent Sudanese clerics ignored government instructions not to inflame the situation, although [...]
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A man claiming to have a bomb is holding at least one more hostage at the campaign office of Senator Hillary Clinton in the small New Hampshire city of Rochester. Three have since been released.
The hostage taker is described as a man in his “40s with salt and pepper hair” and is known to police [...]
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Chris Comer resigned this month as the director of the science curriculum for the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) director after more than nine years. Comer said her resignation was due to pressure from officials who claimed she had given the appearance of criticizing the teaching of intelligent design.
According to documents obtained by the Austin American-Statesman, [...]
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Science & Religion — wikinews @ 4:11 pm
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Gillian Gibbons, the British teacher arrested in Sudan on Sunday for naming a teddy bear Muhammad, was charged on Wednesday, and tried, convicted, and sentenced yesterday to 15 days imprisonment for “insulting religion.” The 54-year-old mother of two avoided a possible 40 lashes, but will be deported at the end of her sentence, which will [...]
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Motorcycle legend Evel Knievel died Friday. He was 69 years old. Knievel’s daughter, Krysten Knievel, confirmed that he died as a result of diabetes and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Knievel had a liver transplant in 1999 as a result of a Hepatitis C infection he had contracted from a blood transfusion.
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