William Browning
Welcome! My name is William Browning. I am an accomplished writer, in love with my beautiful wife and am blessed with two precious children who teach me something new every day.
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Fake Infections Convinced Our Kids to Abhor TattoosWhen our daughter dated a guy with tattoos briefly last summer, my wife and I went to extreme measures to ensure she dislikes the thought of getting one herself.Also published on:
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‘Mission Accomplished’ Marked George W. Bush’s Polarizing LegacyGeorge W. Bush's appearance on the deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln was a bold statement that lost its luster years later.Also published on:
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Economic Depression, Increased Government Dependence Coming with Fiscal CliffBudget cuts, coupled with higher unemployment, don't seem to foretell a bright economic future unless something is done before Jan. 1.
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GOP Must Soften Stances on Taxes, DiversityThe Republican Party needs to diversify quickly before losing another big election.
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Obama Wins Second Term; Romney ConcedesWhen media outlets called Ohio for Barack Obama, enough electoral votes were in favor of the incumbent. Mitt Romney took nearly two hours to concede the race. -
Economy and the 2012 Election Caused Marital StrifeMy wife voted for Mitt Romney based upon Obama's lackluster economic performance. -
Newsweek’s Abandonment of Paper Should Encourage OthersAnother one bites the dust, and with good reason. -
Baseball Haiku: Go Crazy Folks!St. Louis Cardinals do it again!
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Infield Fly Rule Interpreted Correctly; Atlanta Braves Fans Need to Get Over ItAtlanta Braves fans, not Major League Baseball, should be ashamed by their behavior in last night's wild card game.
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Thanksgiving in Springfield, Mo., On the 100-Mile DietLocally-grown foods make Thanksgiving a real treat in southwest Missouri.
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Adam Greenberg Gets His One At-BatAdam Greenberg will get one at-bat with the Miami Marlins as the 2012 MLB season closes out.
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Halloween Activities in Southwest MissouriThere are plenty of things to do for Halloween in southwest Missouri.
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Nuclear Iran Doesn’t Need Mitt Romney’s Military SolutionPresident Barack Obama, in my view, has a more appropriate response to a nuclear Iran.
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Spanking is Private Matter, Not Public EmbarrassmentSpanking in public schools has no place, especially in high school.
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Success a Matter of Perspective in ‘60 Minutes’ InterviewsMitt Romney and President Barack Obama sat down for separate interviews with "60 Minutes" on Sunday night.
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Springfield, Missouri’s, OktoberFest Village Doubles as Food FestivalTastes of the season abound at OktoberFest Village in Springfield, Missouri.
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Pumpkin Daze Presents Unique Fall Festival in Republic, MOThe Great Pumpkin Commonwealth comes to southwest Missouri once a year for an official pumpkin weigh-in.
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Ohio Voters Concerned with Energy, Voting RightsVoters in Ohio have plenty to be concerned about ahead of the general election.
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Rep. Todd Akin's 'Legitimate Rape' Comment Goes Too FarRep. Todd Akin, R-Mo., tried to formulate his views on abortion in a television interview. What he said started a firestorm of controversy.
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First Person: Saving Leafy, or the Cost of Rescuing My Drought-Stricken LawnDespite an exceptional drought in our area, my family has decided to try to save our crispy lawn.
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Oscar Pistorius’ Run Highlighted My London OlympicsOscar Pistorius exemplified the Olympic spirit with his participation in the 2012 Summer Olympics.
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Why a Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan Ticket is Doomed to FailRep. Paul Ryan from Wisconsin is supposedly the choice of Mitt Romney for his running mate.
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First Person: How My Family Ditched Satellite TV Without Missing ShowsMy family decided to ditch out satellite provider since we realized we got all of our favorite shows on the Internet.
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Olympic Haiku: Andy MurrayTwo weeks after coming in second at Wimbledon, Any Murray won a gold medal.
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Notable Videos, Snubs of 2012 MTV Video Music Awards NominationsThe 2012 MTV Video Music Awards nominations are out. Now it's time for fans to vote.
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Remembering Marilyn Monroe, the ‘Candle in the Wind’Marilyn Monroe is memorialized in many ways.
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Three Days in Eureka Springs, ArkansasEureka Springs, Arkansas, is a fantastic vacation destination in the nation's heartland.
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First Person: Why My Father In-Law Bought GoldMy father in-law always talks about gold at family gatherings.
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First Person: Saving on My Daughter’s Senior Year of High SchoolMy daughter begins her senior year of high school already prepared for the financial aspects of one of the busiest times in her life.
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Top 5 Heroic Moments in David Beckham’s LifeDavid Beckham has had several heroic moments in his life. Here are five of the best. -
First Person: How I Bought a Car Straight Out of CollegeAfter my four-year degree, I had some money leftover.
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First Person: 5 Ways We’re Preparing My Daughter to Avoid Student Debt Next YearMy daughter plans on attending college this time next year. We are trying to avoid student loans as much as possible.
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Primetime Emmy Awards Feature Plenty of Great Kids’ ShowsPlenty of kids' shows get recognition with the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards.
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Presidential Candidates Should Let Press Do the Attacking -- So They Can Do the LeadingBoth President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have negative advertising ahead of this November's general election.
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First Person: How My Dietary Lifestyle Changes Save Me MoneyMy diet has had the unintended consequence of saving me money as I eat less food.
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First Person: How We Saved Money on DirecTV, Thanks to ViacomNow that Viacom's channels are back, my family was still able to save money on our regular DirecTV service.
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Rest in Peace Ernest Borgnine, a Truly Wonderful Actor and GentlemanErnest Borgnine passed away Sunday at age 95.
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Who’s to Blame for N.C. Fracking Vote Foul Up?A North Carolina Democrat accidentally votes to override Gov. Bev Perdue's veto.
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Grounding C-130s Deals Blow to Firefighting EffortsThe U.S. Air Force has grounded every C-130 tanker equipped with a firefighting system in light of a deadly crash in South Dakota.
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Americans Need to Know They Can Count on GovernmentThe Colorado Springs wildfire illustrates what could happen if a fire gets near a large American city.Also published on: -
Syria, Turkey Inflame an Already Tense ConfrontationTurkey is warning Syria to keep its military away from international borders.
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What Could Be in Store for Season 2 on ‘Legend of Korra’Nickelodeon's "Legend of Korra" wrapped the first season on a high note.
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Supreme Court Defends Constitution on Immigration RulingThe U.S. Supreme Court voted 5-3 to uphold the federal government's authority to set immigration policy. -
Mitt Romney-Marco Rubio Ticket in Peril with Immigration LawMitt Romney may have to soften his stance on immigration if he wants Sen. Marco Rubio as his vice presidential candidate.
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Memo to Sheriff Joe Arpaio: Read the ConstitutionMaricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is in hot water again.
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Was Avatar Korra Contemplating Suicide at End of Season One Finale?"Avatar: The Legend of Korra" just wrapped its season one finale.
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Fully Developed, Sympathetic and Believable Antagonists Make ‘Legend of Korra’ WorkNickleodeon's "Avatar: The Legend of Korra" just finished season one with a bang.
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For $600,000, Bus Monitor Can RetireKaren Klein has received an outpouring of financial help since a viral video showed harassment at the hands of teenage boys.
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98 Percent of Lanai Island Sold to BillionaireLarry Ellison has purchased most of one of Hawaii's smallest islands.
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Bristol Palin Can’t Catch a Break These DaysBristol Palin has had a rough week.
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Eric Holder’s Contempt Charges Lead to Fast and Furious GridlockPartisan gridlock is one reason why Attorney General Eric Holder faces admonishment by the House. -
Julian Assange Can Run, but He Can’t HideJulian Assange is formally asking for asylum in Ecuador.
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Why Americans Don’t Need Another Space RaceChina is becoming a space-faring nation at a rapid pace.Also published on:
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Rodney King May Finally Rest in PeaceRodney King died at the age of 47 at his home in southern California.
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Thoughts Ahead of 'The Legend of Korra’ Finale"Avatar: The Legend of Korra" will wrap its first season next Saturday.
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Nightmare Scenario Looms in SyriaA U.N. observation team ceased operations in Syria because of too much violence.
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X-37B Mission Marks the Future of Space FlightThe U.S. military is on the right track in terms of the future of space flight.
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Recap of ‘Avatar: The Legend of Korra' Season 1, Episode 10, ‘Turning the Tides’"The Legend of Korra" takes the action up a notch in the new episode "Turning the Tides."
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My Family's Net Worth Actually Increased Since 'Great Recession'My family was one of the lucky ones during the economic recession.
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Get Ready for More Florida Voting FlubsFlorida Gov. Rick Scott is a prime example of his own state's voting difficulties.
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Feds Drop Case, Waste Taxpayer Dollars Against John EdwardsJohn Edwards won't be prosecuted any further after a jury convicted the former presidential candidate on one of six charges.
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‘Avatar: The Legend of Korra’ Episode 9 Recap: Is Amon a Cyborg?The identity of Amon is getting closer to be revealed on "Avatar: The Legend of Korra."
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In the End, God Doles Out Justice to Creflo DollarPastor Creflo Dollar was arrested on domestic violence charges before talking about the incident to his congregation two days later.
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Former Fla. Gov. Charlie Crist’s Scandal GrowsCharlie Crist is in more trouble if a former rival's lawyer is telling the truth.
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What Can Be Done with 400K ToothpicksSomeone stole 400,000 toothpicks from a factory in Georgia.
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Don’t Drive like Those Brothers: ‘Car Talk’ TributeThe radio show "Car Talk" will conclude airing new episodes in the fall.
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Former School Administrator with Racy Emails Knew BetterNancy Sebring is without a job thanks to racy emails she sent to a lover.
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RIP Ray Bradbury, the Grand Nerd of the GalaxyRay Bradbury has passed away at age 91.Also published on: -
Alleged Tennessee Crossbow Shooter Continues InsanityRecent cases have left me perplexed as to what the heck is going on in the world today.
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Richard Dawson Made ‘Survey Says’ a Household PhraseRichard Dawson passes away at age 79.
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Why Does Florida Have Repeated Election Problems?Florida is having voter controversies this year and the general election isn't even here yet. -
George Zimmerman’s Lies Casts Doubt of Innocence AlreadyThere hasn't been a formal jury trial in the George Zimmerman case, but he's already lied under oath.
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New York’s Proposed Soda Ban Draws Praise, CriticismMayor Michael Bloomberg suggests banning sugary drinks above 16 ounces can help solve the obesity problem in New York.
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Quick Hit Reaction: My Thoughts on President Obama’s Joplin Commencement SpeechPresident Obama spoke to the class of 2012 in Joplin High School.
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Before 9/11, There was LockerbieThe only person convicted of blowing up Pan Am Flight 103 has died in Libya.
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Strange Twists May Inflame Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman CaseGeorge Zimmerman has been called a "bully" by former co-workers.
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Father of 30 Pays Meager Child SupportA man in Knoxville, Tenn., has fathered 30 children in 14 years.Also published on:
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Five Concept Cars Detroit SnubbedConcept cars are flashy additions that tout the best car companies have to offer. But sometimes, the over-the-top designs simply don't work for American consumers.
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George Zimmerman Making Money on InfamyGeorge Zimmerman has raised a lot of money for his legal defense and living expenses.Also published on:
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Medal of Honor Signifies True American SpiritThe Medal of Honor has only been awarded 3,400 times.Also published on:
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No Kidding: New Poll Reveals Obama Wins in NovemberVoters believe incumbent President Barack Obama will win in November in a new poll.
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Gay Marriage Industry Would Boost America’s EconomyGay weddings would become a billion-dollar industry in the United States.
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Rep. Ron Paul Finally Ends CampaignThe conservative Texan ends his run for president months after he fell way behind in the race.
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Polls, Pundits Already Turn to 2016 Presidential RaceThe 2012 presidential race hasn't yet been decided and there is already talk of who will run in 2016.
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America’s Crop Production Suffers Due to ImmigrationFarmers in Alabama planted fewer crops due to a lack of potential labor.
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Mitt Romney’s First Commencement AddressMitt Romney's first commencement address sounds eerily similar to a speech he just gave.
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What’s Wrong with American Citizenship?Michele Bachmann claims she's 100 percent American. Eduardo Saverin may not want to pay taxes. Both have come out on opposite sides of being citizens of different countries.
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Mayan Calendar Doomsday Prophets Can Stand DownThe Mayan calendar seems to keep going and going and going... past December.
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First Person: Five Ways I Save Money Since I Dropped Paper ChecksSaving money has been a decade-long habit thanks to my debit card.
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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Reminds Me of Joplin FungusA flesh-eating bacteria leaves a young woman fighting for life.
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First Person: How My Family Saves Money on Summer Cooling BillsSummer cooling bills can sometimes add several hundred dollars to a family's expenses.
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First Person: Summer Activities Save Money at My HouseMy family lives in Branson, Mo. and we stay active during the summer.
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Aztec Gods Ruled the Pre-Columbian CivilizationThe pantheon of Aztec gods shaped the consciousness of the pre-Columbian civilization.
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Tyrannosaurus Rex is Now a First NameA man in Nebraska legally changed his name to Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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How I Turn Video Games into Life LessonsMy kids play video games as part of critical thinking skills.
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America’s Heaviest Cat Dies After Two Short YearsAmerica's heaviest cat passed away at just two years old. The kitty was on the way to recovery.Also published on:
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$5M AT&T Muslim Bias Lawsuit Proves America Has Learned NothingThe communications giant has a $5 million bias lawsuit go against it. Yet the company is appealing the decision.
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9/11 Trial Proves America Still Hasn’t Gotten Over AttacksFive defendants of the 9/11 terrorist attacks are facing hearings in Cuba. -
Five Ancient Chinese Inventions Still Used TodayChina is the oldest civilization still in existence today.
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George Zimmerman’s MySpace Page Reveals Racism, SexismGeorge Zimmerman's old MySpace page was found and some of its contents divulged.
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When Tanning Allegedly Goes Too FarA woman in New Jersey is accused of putting her 5-year-old daughter in a tanning booth.
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Major League Baseball Schedule May 1 and May 2Major League Baseball enters its second month of the 2012 season.
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Chris Christie Needs to Convince Voters He's VP MaterialChris Christie seems to think Mitt Romney can "convince" him to be a running mate.
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Mitt Romney’s New Etch A Sketch Moment FailsMitt Romney is trying to re-tool his image. So far, it's failing.Also published on:
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For Classified Osama Bin Laden Photos, Compromise Must Be ReachedThe death of Osama bin Laden still creates controversy in the United States.Also published on: -
5 Ways to Change Your Regular BeerMen are often loyal to particular brands of beer. -
No Kidding: Embattled Police Chief in Trayvon Martin Case ResignsSanford Police Chief Bill Lee has officially submitted his resignation to the city.Also published on:
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First Person: How I Easily Grocery Shop with No CalculatorDoing math in the store doesn't have to be hectic for families on the go.
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First Person: Five Ways I Save Money on MoviesGoing to the movies can cost families thousands of dollars per year for movie buffs.
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Texas Prom Billboard Mom Failed to Consider Daughter’s FeelingsA mom in Texas took out a full-size billboard advertisement to support her daughter in a local prom queen contest.
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Family Misplaces Blame in Suing Coca Cola Over Addiction ClaimsThe family of Natasha Harris is pondering legal action against Coca Cola over claims she died because of an addiction to the soda.
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Mitt Romney, Meet the ShovelMitt Romney claims he will be the one to build the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Etan Patz Case Re-Opening Has Bittersweet FeelThe search of Etan Patz continues in New York City, 33 years after he disappeared.
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Inventions of Ancient Mesopotamia Still Relevant TodayMesopotamia was credited with have the first civilizations over 3,500 years ago.
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My Tribute to New Year’s Eve Icon Dick ClarkDick Clark died at age 82. -
First Person: How I Save Money Buying Everyday Things OnlineBuying everyday items online can save families like mine a lot of money.
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First Person: Why I Invest in Tax Preparation Software and E-FileTax preparation software makes my life easier in the spring.
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Decade of Botox Obsession Reveals Americans Love FakeryBotox turns 10 years old.
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Sarah Palin’s Chances to Be President Are NumerousThe person who hired Sarah Palin at Fox News claims she had no chance to president.
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Obama Versus Romney Income Tax Rate Signals Coming Class WarMitt Romney and Barack Obama paid different tax rates in 2011.Also published on:
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John Edwards’ Criminal Trial Begins After Tumultuous Eight YearsJohn Edwards has gone from political powerhouse to a criminal trial in eight years.
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Elite Vs. Everyman Fight Frames 2012 Presidential ElectionPresumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney will go against incumbent Barack Obama for the 2012 presidential election.
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George Zimmerman to Be Charged: Does the Hunt End There?George Zimmerman will be charged in connection to the Trayvon Martin case.
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Youngest, Oldest Vice Presidents Offer Clues for Mitt Romney’s Running MateMitt Romney will begin the task of selecting a vice president.
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Profiling Mitt Romney’s Vice Presidential Running MatesThree main factors should be considered when Mitt Romney looks over vice presidential running mate choices.
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George Zimmerman’s Website in Poor TasteGeorge Zimmerman has created a website in lieu of his inability to be in public because of accusations against him in the Trayvon Martin shooting.Also published on:
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Five Ancient Roman Inventions that Changed Modern SocietyThe Roman Empire had some amazing accomplishments, including inventions that still affect our contemporary society today. -
RMS Titanic Site Should Be Protected, Hallowed GroundThe final resting place of the RMS Titanic is being picked clean by people seeking to make money. -
Jordan Powers’ Mistake Could Have Been WorseA young lady moved in with her former teacher after turning 18. Two months later, she fled the relationship after he was arrested for allegedly having sex 14 years ago.
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First Lindsay Lohan, Then Miley Cyrus, Now Amanda BynesHollywood starlets are having trouble adjusting to adult lives after leaving behind a life of childhood stardom.
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Buford, Wyoming's Lone Resident Sells Entire Town for $900KBuford, Wyo., was sold to two Vietnamese businessmen for $900,000.Also published on:
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Prescription Painkiller Sales SkyrocketAs prescription painkiller sales reach record numbers, Americans should simply slow down our busy lives.Also published on:
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Keith Olbermann Should Start His Own NetworkKeith Olbermann was fired from Current TV less than a year after starting on the fledgling network.
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Rick Santorum Should Drop Out After N-Word SpeechRick Santorum should step aside in the fight for the GOP nomination after allegedly almost uttering an offense racial slur.
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Hoodies Mark Free Speech for Trayvon Martin Case, Except in U.S. HouseThe hoodie is becoming a fashion statement for free speech and racial injustice.
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Five Ways Political Campaigns Resemble Etch A Sketch ToysMitt Romney is trying to move past a gaffe his own campaign staffer made when referring to the general election as an Etch A Sketch.Also published on:
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Trayvon Martin Shooter George Zimmerman Should Be Prosecuted for Hate CrimeTrayvon Martin was shot dead in a gate community in central Florida.
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Mitt Romney Finds Blame for Rising Gas Prices in Wrong PlaceMitt Romney blames the Obama administration for rising gas prices.
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NASA Should Focus on Earth-Based MissionsRepublicans are trying to reinstate some NASA programs left out of the 2013 budget.
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Using LSD to Treat Alcoholism: What Are They Smoking?Using one powerful drug to combat addiction to another makes me wonder what scientists were thinking.
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The Real Reason Chris Christie Isn’t Running for PresidentChris Christie just called one of his citizens an "idiot."
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Practical Tips to Remember Daylight Saving Time ChangeDaylight saving time begins March 11.
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Family of Trayvon Martin Shouldn’t Have to Seek JusticeTrayvon Martin was killed Feb. 26 by a single gunshot wound to the chest by the captain of a neighborhood watch program in a gated community.
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U.S. Military Burned Bibles TooThe U.S. military is an equal-opportunity holy book burner as a means to dispose of waste.Also published on:
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First Person: My Crusade Against CoinsU.S. coins are becoming more expensive to make.
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First Person: How I Use Facebook Games to Teach My Kids About FinancesSocial networking games can be used as simple financial lessons to teach kids about life.
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First Person: My Plan to Invest in a Custom-Built HomeA custom-built home can be a dream that lasts a lifetime.
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First Person: How I Make Humans the Real CurrencyThe real currency of the world should be human interaction instead of hard currency.
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First Person: Why I Both Applaud and Abhor the Occupy Wall Street MovementThe Occupy Wall Street Movement is over five months old.
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U.S. Military’s ‘I Told You So’ Moment with Quran BurningGen. David Petraeus tried to warn against burning copies of the Quran.
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Rick Santorum’s Car Wreck Analogy Symbolizes Own CampaignRick Santorum is rising in popularity but then falters when he makes comments about freedom of religion.
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Asian Carp Should Be Mascot of Federal DebtAn invasive fish species is trying to get into the Great Lakes, but not if the federal government can help it.
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Robert Browning, Elizabeth Barrett Browning Exemplified Perfection in PoetryRobert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning were famous for their poetry and their marriage.
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Santorum Believed Satan, a Fictional Persona, was Destroying America in 2008The Drudge Report has quoted a speech GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum made in Florida in 2008.
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Iran’s Oil Embargo May Renew Call for Keystone XL ConstructionIran has cut off oil supplies to Great Britain and France. Meanwhile, gas prices are rising in the United States.Also published on:
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Could Bird Flu Be Turned into a Deadly Biological Weapon?The battle between science and society is being waged over a strain of bird flu.
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Elizabeth Smart Outwits ‘Invasive’ Media, Marries EarlyFormer kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart got married in Hawaii Feb. 18.
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Where Have You Gone, John Glenn?John Glenn and NASA will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of his flight Feb. 20, 2012.
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Tips for Hosting a Family-Friendly Super Bowl PartySuper Bowl parties can be fun for everyone, no matter what the age group.
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Rick Santorum Seems like He’s Quitting the GOP RaceRick Santorum has fled Florida to file his income tax return.
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Protracted GOP Fight Helps Obama Win Re-ElectionPresident Obama may have an easier time getting re-elected if the GOP nominating fight goes for months.Also published on:
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Becomes U.S. Cultural Ambassador: Fan ReactionKareem Abdul-Jabbar will be going to Brazil in late January to be a Cultural Ambassador for the United States.
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David Beckham Signs for Two Years, Not One: Fan TakeDavid Beckham will be playing soccer professionally in America for at least two more years.
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Who is Buddy Roemer?Buddy Roemer is running for president as a Republican. He finished seventh in the New Hampshire primary.Also published on:
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Vital South Carolina Primary Looms for Six GOP CandidatesSouth Carolina's primary election is next for six mainstream Republican candidates for president.Also published on:
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Major Super Bowl Week Festivities Schedule for IndianapolisThere are several festivities across Indianapolis during the week leading up to Super Bowl XLVI.Also published on:
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Missouri Infant's Death Prompts Removal of Baby Formula from ShelvesA 10-day-old infant is dead after contracting a deadly strain of bacteria.Also published on:
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Missouri School Gives Controversial Punishment to Down Syndrome TeenThe school district of Park Hills has come under fire for suspending a student who has Down syndrome.Also published on:
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Missouri Continues Drop in America’s Health RankingsMissouri has reached a new low in terms of overall health of the state's inhabitants.Also published on:
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Charlie Sheen Death Hoax Strikes AgainContrary to Internet rumors, Charlie Sheen is alive and well.
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Missouri Institution Looks to Preserve Pearl Harbor MemoryCollege of the Ozarks in Hollister, Mo., has been taking part in a program to pass on the memories of World War II veterans.Also published on:
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Santa Claus World Champion Crowned in SwitzerlandThe Santa Claus World Championships are held every November in Switzerland.Also published on:
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Santa Claus Under Attack by MediaThe mystique of Santa Claus has come under attack by several media outlets in the United States this holiday season.Also published on:
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Fan Question: Are the Cubs Bluffing About Signing Albert Pujols?The Chicago Cubs need more than just a first baseman to win a World Series.Also published on:
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Tony LaRussa Retires a Master of His Game: Fan AppreciationSt. Louis Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa is retiring after 33 years managing baseball teams.Also published on:
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Five Famous Athletes Born on HalloweenThese five famous athletes were born on Oct. 31.Also published on:
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Nobel Prizes by the NumbersThe Nobel Prize is an annual award given to men or women who excel in six fields.Also published on:
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Five worst losing season streaks in professional American sports: A fan's lookThe Pittsburgh Pirates continued their losing ways in 2011.Also published on:
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Bachmann Falters Without New TargetsRep. Michele Bachmann wants to repeal even more facets of the federal government. Too bad she's already said this.Also published on:
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Placekicker injuries common in NFL modern eraPlacekickers are relied upon many times to make key plays in NFL games.Also published on:
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Week After Labor Day Marks Busy Political Posturing PeriodA speech about jobs and a GOP debate happened within 24 hours of each other.
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4 Major Effects of 9/11 on U.S. Political LandscapeThe United States hasn't been the same since the unifying events of Sept. 11, 2001.Also published on:
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Two Skateparks in Oakland, Calif., Demolished by StateThe California Department of Transportation is in the process of demolishing two skateparks in Oakland.
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Teenager Nyjah Huston Looks for Street League TitleNyjah Huston looks to pull off perfection in the Street League Pro Tour championship in Arizona.
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San Andreas, New Madrid Fault Lines Among Most Famous in U.S.The United States has an extensive network of fault lines that cause earthquakes.Also published on:
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Springfield High Schools Should Have Boys Volleyball for Sports: Fan ReactionSpringfield, Mo., isn't known for its boys volleyball programs despite high schools in St. Louis having teams.
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Bowling Ideal Competitive Sport for SW Missouri High Schools: Fan TakeBowling should be a competitive sport both boys and girls in the Springfield Public Schools.
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Southwest Missouri High Schools Should Add Lacrosse: Fan TakeLacrosse is one of the fastest-growing recreational team sports in America.
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High School Gymnastics Should Offer Girls Opportunity in SW Missouri: Local's ViewHigh school gymnastics can be a viable sport in the Springfield Public Schools.
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Unusual Capybara Not Native to California WatersCapybaras are the world's largest rodents.Also published on:
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Bull Festivals, Bullfighting Dangerous Sports in SpainBull festivals and bullfights in Spain commonly make headlines for their violence.
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'Kate Plus 8' Thankfully Canceled'Kate Plus 8' was finally given the axe by TLC.
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Little League World Series: 65 years of competitionThe Little League World Series enters its 65th year of competition in 2011.Also published on:
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Iowa Straw Poll Results Cause Ruckus for Republican HopefulsOne candidate has already dropped out on the heels of a new person declaring his intentions to run for president in 2012.Also published on:
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Domino's Pizza Celebrates 25 Years Since the NoidDomino's Pizza is celebrating 25 years of the Noid.Also published on:
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Why the Debt Deal Law Is a Smart CompromiseThe debt ceiling deal passed by Congress has strict deadlines for reducing the federal deficit.Also published on:
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National Back-to-School Month Facts and FiguresNational Back-to-School month is a time for parents, teachers and children to prepare for the coming school year in the United States.Also published on:
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Missouri Drought Starts to Affect Crop LossesMissouri's weather is beginning to cause crop losses.Also published on:
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Tropical Storm Don Does Little to Alleviate Extreme DroughtThe widespread drought in Texas continues.Also published on:
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Missourians Take to the Water During Heat WaveMissouri has been baking in a massive heat wave for weeks. How do we handle it? Head outside to the water.Also published on: