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    But how can I know? I'm not a magician," Hammond's father said

    DARBY, Pa. (WPVI) -- Authorities say five children were subjected to horrible abuse - both physical and sexual - at the hands of five adults inside a home in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. William Wade, 23; Danielle Hammond, 22; Shakia Jackson, 31; Daryl Carter, 24 and Mark Isom, 22 are...
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    The Duke of Wellington Gets No Respect

    The city of Glasgow spends an estimated £10,000 each year removing traffic cones from the head of the statue of the Duke of Wellington. Equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington, Glasgow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    Christian Radio Host No Longer With The Station

    Christian radio host, accused of child sex assault, 'no longer affiliated' with WCSG Christian radio host, accused of child sex assault, 'no longer affiliated' with WCSG | MLive.com UPDATE John Balyo, the former Christian radio host who molested young boys, was sentenced Monday...
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    Mormons accept founder Joseph Smith had up to 40 wives

    Mormon leaders have acknowledged for the first time that the church’s founder and prophet, Joseph Smith, portrayed in church materials as a loyal partner to his loving spouse Emma, took as many as 40 wives, some already married and one only 14 years old. The church’s disclosures, in essays...
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    Delhi has the filthiest air on the planet by a long shot

    India’s capital city has been choked with heavy pollution in recent winters, thanks to more cars, construction and diesel generators, along with the city’s bowl-like setting that traps dirty air when the weather is cool. Since at least 2011, air quality has sometimes been worse than notoriously...
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    Canadian Outs JP Morgans $9 Bill Fraud & Holders Failure

    Matt Taibbi explains the stunning whistle blowing on JP Morgan Chase’s pushing of toxic securities, Alayne Fleischmann’s shocking experience inside JP Morgan Chase’s compliance department, JP Morgan Chase’s relationship with predatory lenders, “liars loans” and mortgage backed securities...
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    Saudi oil firm paid commission to former PM Blair

    A Saudi oil firm paid former British prime minister Tony Blair a fee of about £41,000 a month and a 2 percent slice of each contract he helped arrange. A document obtained by the Sunday Times indicates that Blair struck the secret deal with PetroSaudi, a company jointly founded by Prince...
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    New Ontario Auto Insurance Legislation Favours Insurance Companies

    An Ontario Liberal government bill designed to reduce costs for the auto insurance industry entered public hearings on Wednesday. Supporting the bill were groups such as the Insurance Bureau of Canada, the main lobby group for the auto insurance industry, as well as insurer heavy weights such as...
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    Pastor James David Manning; Fox News go to preacher on Obama

    So how screwed up are the people who attend his church.....? www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC_BU0-rDSg
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    Costco USA To Be Closed On Thanksgiving Bucking The Trend

    Costco is among the companies that will choose to remain closed on Thanksgiving Day, a spokesperson confirmed to ThinkProgress. None of the nearly 127,000 people who work for the company will have to come in on the holiday. In explaining why it decided to stay closed, the...
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    Solar Energy Battle Gets Explosive in Louisiana

    A campaign finance director for a pro-solar energy candidate running for Louisiana’s utility regulatory board had his home and cars blown up Thursday. No one was injured in the explosions, and authorities have yet to established a direct link between the apparent attacks and the campaign’s...
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    Sears; The fairy tale has become a nightmare

    Once upon a time, hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert was living a Wall Street fairy tale. His fairy godmother was Ayn Rand, the dashing diva of free-market ideology whose quirky economic notions would transform him into a glamorous business hero. For a while, it seemed to work like a charm...
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    Man killed by tape measure falling 50 stories

    Camden County man died Monday morning after being struck by a one-pound tape measure that fell 50 stories from a high-rise under construction in Jersey City, N.J., authorities said. Gary Anderson, 58, of Somerdale, was delivering drywall to the downtown construction site about 8:40 a.m. when...
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    Billions Have Been Spent on Technology to Find IEDs, but Dogs Still Do It Better

    Why are people still using dogs rather than some kind of fancy IED detection technology? I think the answer simply is that for bomb detection, dogs work better, and their track record is stronger. In 2010 Lt. Gen. [Michael] Oates gave a report on how many billions of dollars had been spent on...
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    Violent police 'home invasion' leads to $66K bill for victims

    Two siblings are speaking out for the first time about how Halifax police "invaded" one of their homes in the middle of the night, then assaulted him as he tried to protect his sister from getting seriously hurt. "I was fearful for her life," said Bishop, a GM salesman. "I was watching them...
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    Yes she deservers $23.5 million

    State laws and court rulings have combined to erect roadblocks at the doors of Wisconsin courthouses, placing strict limits on who can sue for medical malpractice, how much money they can collect and where the money will come from. A Milwaukee woman who lost all four of her limbs as a...
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    Seven witchcraft suspects burned to death in Tanzania

    Seven people accused of witchcraft have been burned alive in Tanzania, police said Friday, adding they have arrested 23 people in connection with the crimes. "They were attacked and burnt to death by a mob of villagers who accused them of engaging in witchcraft," the police chief for the...
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    Ontario Liberals Shopping To Sell Profitable OLG

    It’s clear Ontarians don’t want, by a very wide margin, their government to divest an asset they see as a money maker,” said Forum president Lorne Bozinoff. Three major players are officially in the high-stakes game to win Ontario’s prized $3.3-billion-a-year lottery business, the Star...
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    Elect me or I'm leaving 'this backwater,'

    Ottawa mayoral candidate Robert White has left the decision up to the voters: “If I am not elected I will move away from this backwater of a city.” White’s unusual campaign promise comes at the end of his response to a Citizen questionnaire sent to all candidates for mayor and council. The...
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    Reports of Witchcraft-Related Child Abuse On the Rise in London

    Kevani Kanda was just six years old when her family accused her of being a witch. She was being molested by a relative and the trauma made her wet the bed and sleepwalk. But instead of trying to find out what was wrong, Kanda's family were convinced she was possessed by an evil spirit. For...