April 6th: US enters World War I; Robert Perry and Matthew Henson lead first successful North Pole expedition; First modern Olympics open in Greece; Magician Harry Houdini born; Singer Merle Haggard born; Singer Tammy Wynette dies.
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The operator of Japan’s stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant says it has finally plugged a leak of highly radioactive water that had been draining into the Pacific. (April 6)
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Barnhardt has had it with Islam, the Koran, Lindsey Graham, and all the rest of the wretched pack. “Lindsey Graham, understand that if you pick a fight with me the only way it ends is with you sobbing in the men’s room.” How long this lasts on YouTube is anybody’s guess. Here’s part 1 where she flays Lindsey Graham down to the bone: Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : AMERICAN DIGEST Discovery Date : 05/04/2011 00:19 Number of articles : 6
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Lady Gaga leads MTV’s O Music Award nominations; Bee Gees’ Robin Gibb cancels Brazil shows due to illness; Will Smith and son Jaden reunite for sci-fi tale. (April 5)
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Check out Britney Spears‘ video for her latest single, “Till The World Ends”! The song, co-written by Ke$ha, is the second single off Brit’s new album, Femme Fatale. The 29-year-old pop princess worked with director Ray Kay for the grimy and apocalyptic video! FYI: There will be two videos for “Till The World Ends” – a second Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Just Jared Discovery Date : 06/04/2011 09:03 Number of articles : 5
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University of Connecticut students and alumni throw a championship pep rally for the men’s basketball team. The Huskies won their third national title by defeating Butler 53-41 on Monday night. (April 5)
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Crews recovered the bodies of 2 workers from the rubble of a wastewater-treatment plant wall that collapsed, while officials investigate what caused the breach that released sewage into a rain-swollen river at Great Smoky Mountain National Park (April 5)
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Texas A&M pulled away in the second half to beat Notre Dame in the NCAA women’s basketball championship on Tuesday. It’s the first championship for the Aggies program. (Apr. 5)
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Caterpillar CEO Doug Oberhelman says his company is staying in Illinois. He says he was just trying to start a dialogue when he wrote a letter to Gov. Pat Quinn about other states’ efforts to lure his company out of Illinois. (April 5)
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Social Security checks would still go out. Troops would remain at their posts. And virtually every essential government agency would remain open. That’s the little-known truth about a government shutdown. The government doesn’t shut down. (April 5)
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