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Up to 45,000 wild horses face slaughter by the U.S. government Special

Maher taunts birthers, launches 'wifer' movement

Curry might actually be good for you

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Op-Ed: B of A won't modify your loan until you clean up your 'Tweets'

Phoenix - Shucks, nobody likes to read bad things written about them. So is there any wonder why Bank of America has a new policy whereby people who want to restructure their loans have to scrub their online accounts of any negative mentions regarding B of A?

In the Media by Bill Schmalfeldt

People's Choice Award winners announced

The people have spoken and with that means it's not usually what critics, and/or experts choose as their favorites. The People's Choice Awards have been given out in a celebration of music, movies and television.

In the Media by Tim O'Brien

Why humble people are more compassionate

According to a study, people who are humble are more likely to offer help to somebody in need than people who are arrogant.

In the Media by Owen Weldon - 1 comment

L.A. votes to return Constitutional power to Americans

Los Angeles - The U.S. Occupy movement is helping cities say "enough is enough." Los Angeles has became the first US city to answer this call with "Move to Amend," voting to pass an an amendment reserving Constitutional rights that will return the power to people only.

In the Media by Nancy Houser - 21 comments

State-ordered flood evacuations: 'You need to move out NOW!'

Alarm is rising fast in flooded Northeastern states, forcing state-ordered mandatory evacuations near the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania, in Eastern New York, near the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers, and in Maryland.

In the Media by Nancy Houser

Murdoch evidence questioned as more media engulfed in hacking row

As more news outlets become embroiled in the phone-hacking scandal that’s hit Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, it’s emerged that evidence given to MPs by his son, News Corporation executive James Murdoch, is being questioned.

In the Media by Andrew John

US figure-skating champion Johnny Weir comes out as gay

Johnny Weir – the American three-time national figure-skating champion – has come out as gay in his forthcoming autobiography, citing the recent string of gay youth suicides as one reason for his decision.

In the Media by Mathew Wace Peck - 3 comments

Meetup: Helping people meet other people worldwide Special

When Katia Ronnoco moved to a new city, thousands of miles from her friends, she wanted to meet people who had similar interests. She found an organization which helped her do that much more than she expected.

Digital Journal Report by Lynn Curwin

Op-Ed: The public and politicians - same event, different perspective

Surrey - It may seem that people and politicians have their own different point of view on the same event they attend (or not) at the same time. Why do these two things differ so much?

In the Media by Joseph Boltrukiewicz - 6 comments

After the gold rush: Faces and actions Special

Vancouver - After the winning the final ice hockey game in the 21 Winter Olympic Games, the main streets of Vancouver got flooded with people celebrating this event. The crowd and happy faces were visible everywhere until the ceremony of closing the Games.

Digital Journal Report by Joseph Boltrukiewicz - 1 comment

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