An unemployed tree-trimmer arrested after a teen girl was found bound and gagged in his basement pointed the way Thursday to the bodies of her brother, mother and another woman, stuffed into garbage bags and hidden in a hollow tree, police said. (Nov. 18)
Continue reading …Between his role on the sitcom ‘Community’ to host of ‘The Soup’ on E!, Joel McHale doesn’t have much down time. One thing’s for sure though: he goes from one funny job to another. (Nov. 18)
Continue reading …Authorities in Ohio say a mother, her young son and a friend who disappeared more than a week ago were murdered in the family’s home. Police say the bodies were found in garbage bags inside a hollow tree about 20 miles northwest of their home. (Nov. 18)
Continue reading …Authorities in Ohio say a mother, her young son and a friend who disappeared more than a week ago were murdered in the family’s home. Police say the bodies were found in garbage bags inside a hollow tree about 20 miles northwest of their home. (Nov. 18)
Continue reading …Joe Scarborough apparently likes Nancy Pelosi's toughness, given her response to his MSNBC colleague pressing her as to why she would make a good House Minority Leader after losing 60 seats. MSNBC's Luke Russert asked the Speaker why she should lead the House Democrats if her approval rating among independents is at 8 percent. Pelosi delivered a testy response, and Scarborough admitted his glee over the tone. “I think she's a disaster for the Democrats politically right now…but I like that fight,” he remarked. “C'mon, boom!” he expressed as he threw imaginary punches, pretending to be Pelosi punching down Russert. “Hey Luke, come here, Luke, look, boom! Luke, look, look, boom!” Later on Thursday's “Morning Joe,” Scarborough was pressed by Times columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin as to why he was praising such a polarizing figure when he has promoted a platform of bipartisanship and moderate politics. The “Morning Joe” co-host has conducted multiple campaigns on his own show for calmer rhetoric in the country's political sphere and has denounced political extremism.
Continue reading …Dave Talley, a homeless man, found $3300 in cash in a backpack left behind at a light rail station in Arizona. Despite being tempted to keep the money, Talley tracked down and returned the backpack to its owner. (Nov. 18)
Continue reading …A jury’s verdict to acquit a Guantanamo Bay detainee on most of the charges against him is casting new doubt over what should happen to the facility in Cuba. (Nov. 18)
Continue reading …President Barack Obama on Thursday welcomed the return of a rejuvenated General Motors to the US stock market, calling it a beginning of seeing ‘some of the tough decisions that we made in the midst of the crisis pay off.’ (Nov. 18)
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