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Diplomat found dead in New York apartment: A Nicaraguan diplomat based in New York was found dead in his apartment in the Bronx on Thursday, his throat slashed, police said.
Stewart 'saddened' by Obama: Appearing on Fox News' The Bill O'Reilly show Wednesday, liberal comedian Jon Stewart said he thought Obama would do a better job when he voted for him in the 2008 presidential election.
Joaquin Phoenix apologizes to Letterman: Now that the ruse is up and the truth has been set free that Joaquin Phoenix was simply acting crazily for the not-actually-a-documentary, “I’m Still Here,” the 35-year-old star sat down with David Letterman on “Late Show” Wednesday night to apologize for any ill will he may have caused.
Years later, 911 dispatcher's body found: Authorities say the remains of a missing 911 dispatcher have been found nearly 3 1/2 years after her disappearance.
Bishop denies allegations: In a statement read on a syndicated radio show Thursday, Atlanta-based megachurch pastor Eddie Long denied he had coerced young male church members into sex, as alleged in three lawsuits filed against him.
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Peace
There was a domestic disturbance reported in this families house
Check out this video on YouTube
lord forgive him for he knowns not who he blows
I'm surprised the execution of the woman in Virginia wasn't most popular.
I agree with the death penalty if a person actually murders someone. But to execute someone because she talked two other people into committing murder is wrong. It doesn't make her the murderer. And God believes the same.
So someone is in big trouble after they pass away. The judge who decided her sentence for one.
She should have received life and the two men who actually murdered two other men should have received the death penalty. They had many choices in response to her request to commit murder. The easiest one was to tell her, no. Instead they chose to tell her, yes.
The Governor of Virginia is in big trouble with God too.
How do I know this? I just do and that's all you need to know until the right time comes.
jim
Where's the story on the Department of Justice hearings on their discriminatory practices regarding voting irregularities. The testimony thus far, TODAY, is especially damning to the present Administration (remember – post racial President).
You can't ignore this expose of the current administration's racial bias??!!
My faith in the justice system would never let these states have the power of killing people /we know thier are people in prison who are innocent/ and we know even those who turn thier back on the truth have allowed the killing of many iinocent HUMAN BEINGS/ remember this...it could b your father mother daughter son sister brother anyone of us are pickings for the states KILLING POWER