Author: USA Today
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Leah Remini on Scientology: What we learned from ’20/20′
Actress Leah Remini, speaks during a panel discussion at the Disney-ABC Television Group portion of the Television Critics Association Summer press tour in Beverly Hills, California on July 27, 2012. Photo courtesy of REUTERS/Fred Prouser *Editors: This photo may only be republished with RNS-REMINI-SCIENTOLOGY, originally transmitted on Nov. 3, 2015. © Fred Prouser /…
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Watchdog: Military blew $43 mllion on useless gas station
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save WASHINGTON — U.S. taxpayers footed the bill for a $42 million natural-gas filling station in Afghanistan, a boondoggle that should have cost $500,000 and has virtually no value to average Afghans, the government watchdog for…
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Giant crack opens in Wyoming hillside
LYSITE, Wyo. — A rainy spring in Central Wyoming has left a gaping hole in the Earth, courtesy ofMother Nature and gravity. “The Crack,” as it’s being called, opened up at the end of September. Hunting guides scouting for antelope discovered the massive tear in the ground, which is hundreds of yards long and at least…
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Lamar Odom’s sex enhancement supplements may have been spiked
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Sexual enhancement supplements – like those reportedly taken by Lamar Odom before he collapsed at a Nevada brothel – are often spiked with powerful and hidden pharmaceuticals, despite labels claiming they only contain herbs and…
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Cardinals pitcher complains to MLB about constant Viagra ads
If you’ve watched a sporting event in the last, I dunno, 15 years, you may have noticed the near-constant cavalcade of ads for erectile-dysfunction drugs like Viagra and Cialis. To some, they’re a little unsettling — especially the recent campaigns that feature attractive women speaking seductively into the camera. To others, they’re silly: I defy…
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See the Pope or buy a new iPhone? New Yorkers decide
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save NEW YORK — As crowds filled around 58th Street and 5th Avenue, not everyone was awaiting the arrival of the Pope. The site diagonal to Central Park is also home to Apple’s flagship 5th Ave…
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See the Pope or buy a new iPhone? New Yorkers decide
NEW YORK — As crowds filled around 58th Street and 5th Avenue, not everyone was awaiting the arrival of the Pope. The site diagonal to Central Park is also home to Apple’s flagship 5th Ave Store. True to form, lines have been increasing over the last few weeks for its own big event: the first…
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Teacher tells 5-year-old she isn’t allowed to wear her Broncos dress
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save During a recent event at an elementary school in Tacoma, Washington, a 5-year-old Broncos fan claims she was unfairly targeted by her teacher, a Seahawks fan. According to Fox 31 Denver, the teacher allowed all…
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Teacher tells 5-year-old she isn’t allowed to wear her Broncos dress
During a recent event at an elementary school in Tacoma, Washington, a 5-year-old Broncos fan claims she was unfairly targeted by her teacher, a Seahawks fan. According to Fox 31 Denver, the teacher allowed all students to wear Seahawks colors on “Blue Friday”, but told the 5-year-old Broncos fan that if she didn’t change out…
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High school cheerleaders defend controversial 9/11 routine
A high school cheerleading team from Texas is defending a 9/11 dance routine that some say is insensitive. The Lumberton High School cheerleading team performed a 9/11 tribute to Lee Greenwood’s songGod Bless the U.S.A. on September 11. The audio also included sound bites from people who witnessed the terror attacks and former President George…