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  • Verdict reached in Rolling Stone defamation lawsuit

    11/04/2016 11:01:44 AM PDT · by tekrat · 8 replies
    CBS News ^ | 11/4/2016
    A jury found writer Sabrina Erdely and Rolling Stone liable on multiple claims in a defamation suit based on a gang rape story the magazine later retracted. University administrator Nicole Eramo was seeking $7.5 million from the magazine over its portrayal of her in the 2014 story by Sabrina Rubin Erdely about the alleged sexual assault of a woman identified only as “Jackie.” Eramo claimed she was unfairly portrayed in the article as trying to sweep Jackie’s sexual assault under the rug in order to protect the university. Eramo had to prove that Rolling Stone statements about her made her...
  • NASCAR Hall of Fame Looted during Charlotte Protests

    09/22/2016 6:09:13 AM PDT · by Red Badger · 92 replies
    racingnews.co ^ | September 22, 2016 | Staff
    The NASCAR Hall of Fame has been looted overnight in Charlotte, NC. Windows shattered, signs hanging through glass on $195 million dollar museum. A state of emergency declared on the city, the home of NASCAR. no lie pic.twitter.com/GWeZqlDsPU — Katie Peralta (@katieperalta) September 22, 2016 Keith Lamont Scott, father of 7, was killed Tuesday, at the hands of police. Another black man killed by police had the Black Lives Matter community taking to the streets demanding justice or proof of justified action. Police claim Scott was reaching through the window of his vehicle for a gun. However, photos of the...
  • Video: Flying Fish 'Attack' Rowing Team

    04/14/2015 12:38:14 PM PDT · by smokingfrog · 20 replies
    ABC News ^ | 4-12-15 | Benjamin Rosenbaum
    People have been injured .... ??
  • Poll "divided" along racial lines (CNN)

    <p>Washington (CNN) -- Americans are sharply divided along racial lines as to whether Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson should be charged with murder in the shooting death of Michael Brown, a new CNN/ORC poll out Monday finds.</p>
  • TWT Exclusive: Is Wash Post harming intelligence work?

    07/16/2010 9:13:05 AM PDT · by paltz · 32 replies · 1+ views
    Washington Times - Water Cooler ^ | 7/16/10 | Quin Hillyer
    I have obtained this document sent by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. It appears the Washington Post is about to push the bounds of intelligence reporting. The intelligence agency seems concerned. See letter below. More coming later.
  • Police: Teen shoots classmate, self at NY station

    04/03/2010 10:39:20 PM PDT · by smokingfrog · 16 replies · 965+ views
    COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — A white schoolboy with a rifle chased a black classmate into a police station near the National Baseball Hall of Fame and shot him, then himself, as the lone officer on duty closed in, authorities said. The shooter, 16, was hospitalized with a serious wound after shooting himself in the chin, police said Saturday. The other boy, also 16, was hit in the arm. He was treated at a hospital and released. The shooting happened Friday afternoon at the small headquarters of the Cooperstown Police Department, across the street from the baseball museum. It began when the...
  • Judge overturns Bush-era logging rule

    07/01/2009 11:35:12 PM PDT · by smokingfrog · 13 replies · 732+ views
    msnbc.com ^ | July 1, 2009 | AP story
    GRANTS PASS, Ore. - A federal judge has struck down the Bush administration's change to a rule designed to protect the northern spotted owl from logging in national forests. U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken ruled from Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday that the U.S. Forest Service failed to take a hard look at the environmental impacts of changing the rule to make it easier to cut down forest habitat of species such as the spotted owl and salmon on 193 million acres of national forests. "I am hopeful that this is the last nail in the coffin to (President George W.)...
  • Report Links State Gun Laws To Rates of Slayings, Trafficking

    12/05/2008 9:43:53 AM PST · by sig226 · 14 replies · 780+ views
    Washington Post ^ | 12/5/08 | Cheryl W. Thompson
    States with lax gun laws had higher rates of handgun killings, fatal shootings of police officers, and sales of weapons that were used in crimes in other states, according to a study underwritten by a group of more than 300 U.S. mayors.
  • Seperated By War, Soldier Reunites With Daughter(video at link)

    07/29/2007 11:08:13 AM PDT · by paltz · 9 replies · 738+ views
    cbs4.com ^ | Jul 28, 2007 9:44 pm US/Eastern | cbs4.com
    Seperated By War, Soldier Reunites With Daughter (CBS4) HOLLYWOOD A Hollywood security guard who spent years hunting for the daughter he thought was lost forever was reunited with her Saturday, thanks to a chance meeting on the social networking site Myspace. Alex Estrella was sent to war shortly after April Lynn was born about 21 years ago, serving in the U.S. Army in Korea. When he was overseas, his wife left home with the baby. Almost two decades later, he e-mailed a message to someone in Ft. Meyers on a social networking site. He gathered small bits of information about...
  • Faulty online mapping linked to wrong turn disaster

    12/08/2006 10:25:19 AM PST · by LibWhacker · 50 replies · 1,126+ views
    The Age ^ | 12/8/06 | Asher Moses
    Questionable directions given by online mapping services could have contributed to the death of James Kim, who perished while trying to save his stranded family. Kim, 35, was driving home from a vacation with his wife, Kati, and daughters, four-year-old Penelope and seven-month-old Sabine, on November 25 when he took a wrong turn and they became lost in the wilderness in Oregon, in north-west US. Kim left his family on Saturday to find help, but never returned. When searchers found his lifeless body yesterday, he had already walked 13 kilometres through rugged terrain, wearing only light clothing. But Kim -...
  • CNN Just Revealed It Was a B-52 That Dropped A bomb on Nagasaki in 1945!

    08/09/2003 7:36:04 PM PDT · by Tacis · 279 replies · 3,595+ views
    CNN at aprox. 9:20 PM, CDST
    By accident, I stopped on CNN just as they were doing a story on the anniversary of the successful peace action at Nagasaki in 1945. They showed some older Japanese people as the female announcer, in a voice deep and wet with concern, told about today's moment of silence at 11:02 in commeration of the time in 1945 when "a B-52 dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki."