Owen Weldon
Digital Journalist based in massachusetts, United States.
Joined on Jan 23, 2007
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Mary J. Blige has been going through some financial problems as of lately, and that includes a tax bill of $3.4 million, and that is on top of $900K she owes the state of New Jersey.
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A leading industry consultancy firm announced on Sunday that Israel is the largest exporter of drones in the world, and sales of drones total in the billions.
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Death threats have been lobbed at singer Chris Brown and now the Los Angeles Police Department has launched an investigation into the threats.
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Glenn Jacobs, who is better known by his professional wrestling name Kane (from the WWE), has challenged Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, of Tennessee, to debate the proposed Internet Sales Tax bill, or the Marketplace Fairness Act.
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Chris Weidman became a professional fighter just four years ago, and he now finds himself getting a shot at the UFC Middleweight Title, which is held by Anderson, "The Spider" Silva, and Wiedman seems confident going into the fight.
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Martha Shoffner, the treasurer of Arkansas, was arrested on Saturday for extortion, and is currently being held in Pulaski County Jail.
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Soccer player David Beckham played his final home game on Saturday for Paris Saint-Germain, and after the game he embraced his teammates and cried.
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Aliki Chrysochou is a singer who went on Britain's Got Talent on Saturday night, and she wowed the judges with Evanescence's 'Wake Me Up', which comes a few years after she lost all co-ordination, speech and movement.
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A video has surfaced showing teens at a orphanage in Russia, beating and kicking young orphans. It shows the young children lined up against the wall as they wait for their turn to be abused.
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An unnamed man in Ireland decided to go to McDonald's on early Tuesday, and he decided to get into a high chair, but ended up getting stuck.
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A toilet paper shortage has hit Venezuela, and the government is hoping it can wipe it out by importing 50 million rolls of it.
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Paula Spurlock started to experience itching and pain all over her body, and it was due to an allergic reaction to the hip implant she received.
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A painting of a topless Bea Arthur, who starred as Dorothy on the show "Golden Girls", sold for almost two-million dollars.
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Buenos Aires -
A ghost town that has spent around a quarter century underwater has surfaced for air once again. The town, Epecuen, is located in the Argentine farmlands southwest of Buenos Aires.
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An obsessed fan of Taylor Swift was arrested near the new beach home that she purchased in Rhode Island early Thursday morning.
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Employers in New Zealand are being urged to take more responsibility as more complaints of workplace racism is on the rise.
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Englewood -
A 75-year-old man is being accused of running a prostitution ring from an old age home. He is also accused of promoting crack cocaine use.
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Jupiter -
A man in Florida was at Jupiter Lanes on Tuesday when the gun he had on him accidentally went off, causing him to shoot himself.
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Following in the footsteps of other newspapers across North America, such as the New York Times, Postmedia Inc. announced that it was expanding its paywall to all of its newspapers.
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A teenage boy turned to the Internet to hire killers to kill his family, because they were putting too much pressure on him over school studies.
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