www.WordOnTheStreetzNews.com Officials are reporting that Thomas Eric Duncan died earlier today around 7:51 AM. The Liberian national was the first person to be diagnosed with…
The tragic death of Lil Snupe was not an accident, police believe. Officials in Louisiana say they think a 36-year-old man shot and killed the 18-year-old rapper and Meek Mill protege during an argument earlier this week. The dispute may have come down to video games, amazingly. Police have issued a warrant for Tony Holden, a convicted felon who should be considered armed and dangerous, but have not been able to locate him. Police confirmed Lil Snupe dead early Thursday after he was shot twice in the chest. Snupe (real name Addarren Ross) was just signed to Mill’s label.
“At their recommendation, she will continue to work from home next week, staying in regular contact with department and other officials,” Reines said in a statement. “She is looking forward to being back in the office soon.” Advertisement Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton sustained a concussion after fainting from dehydration at her home, her office said Saturday. Clinton, 65, has been suffering from a stomach virus and had to cancel a trip to Morocco and the Persian Gulf on Monday. P
Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of News Corp. and owner of Fox News, said that the tragic events in Newtown, Connecticut this week made it clear that it is time to ban automatic weapons in the United States. The News Corp chairman used the social media platform Twitter to express frustration at the easy availability of automatic and semi-automatic guns in his adopted country. “Terrible news today,” he tweeted. “When will politicians find courage to ban automatic weapons? As in Oz after similar tr
‘I have full confidence that the officials in [New York and New Jersey] will make sure that everyone is able to cast a ballot,’ says Rock the Vote’s Heather Smith. By Gil Kaufman Hurricane Sandy’s aftermath in New Jersey Photo: Getty Images
High school junior Meghan Vogel was the big winner at an Ohio Division III girls state track meet on Saturday afternoon, even though she finished dead last. With 20 meters to go in the 3,200-meter race, Vogel was about to pass Arden McMath, a sophomore from a rival school, when McMath collapsed on the track. Rather than continue running, Vogel stopped, helped McMath to her feet, placed McMath’s arm around her shoulders and carried her across the finish line. “Any girl on the track would have done the same for me,” Vogel told ESPN . Runner Helps Injured Rival Across Finish Line Vogel even made sure McMath crossed the finish line first and said she was surprised by the widespread praise she received for an act of selflessness. “It’s strange to have people telling me that his was such a powerful act of kindness and using words like ‘humanity,’” she said after the fact. “When I hear words like that I think of Harriet Tubman and saving people’s lives. I don’t consider myself a hero. I just did what I was supposed to do.” Wow . If only more people approached life like Meghan. Inspiring. The cool thing: Under the rules, a runner is automatically disqualified for helping another runner during a race, but the officials allowed McMath and Vogel’s times to remain in the results, in second-to-last and last place, respectively.
High school junior Meghan Vogel was the big winner at an Ohio Division III girls state track meet on Saturday afternoon, even though she finished dead last. With 20 meters to go in the 3,200-meter race, Vogel was about to pass Arden McMath, a sophomore from a rival school, when McMath collapsed on the track. Rather than continue running, Vogel stopped, helped McMath to her feet, placed McMath’s arm around her shoulders and carried her across the finish line. “Any girl on the track would have done the same for me,” Vogel told ESPN . Runner Helps Injured Rival Across Finish Line Vogel even made sure McMath crossed the finish line first and said she was surprised by the widespread praise she received for an act of selflessness. “It’s strange to have people telling me that his was such a powerful act of kindness and using words like ‘humanity,’” she said after the fact. “When I hear words like that I think of Harriet Tubman and saving people’s lives. I don’t consider myself a hero. I just did what I was supposed to do.” Wow . If only more people approached life like Meghan. Inspiring. The cool thing: Under the rules, a runner is automatically disqualified for helping another runner during a race, but the officials allowed McMath and Vogel’s times to remain in the results, in second-to-last and last place, respectively.
A judge has ordered President Barack Obama to appear in court in Atlanta this week for a hearing on a complaint that says Obama isn’t a natural-born citizen and can’t be president. Article II Superpac will provide live streaming video … Continue reading → Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Gateway Pundit Discovery Date : 23/01/2012 10:02 Number of articles : 3
Human personification of the worst internet troll ever Skip Bayless ran into a Terrell Suggs-shaped wall on First Take today. Bayless, who has turned saying dumb things in smart ways into an art form over the last few years, tried to bait the Baltimore Ravens superstar into blaming the officials for his team’s unfortunate (and mildly controversial ) defeat on Sunday. Not only did Suggs not bite, but… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Opposing Views Discovery Date : 23/01/2012 18:24 Number of articles : 2
Mic Check. The GOP shut off Rep. Clyburn’s microphone today on the House floor. It wasn’t his turn to speak. The Hill reported: House Republicans on Friday morning blocked Assistant Democratic Leader James Clyburn (S.C.) from speaking on the House … Continue reading → Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Gateway Pundit Discovery Date : 06/01/2012 16:13 Number of articles : 2
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