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India's skin coloring controversy
The new Miss America brings the debate over skin coloring to India. CNN's Mallika Kapur reports.
Friday, September 20, 2013
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Dallas-based Sweet Ballz wants you to grab some cake balls to fight testicular cancer
a new cake ball brand, the dallas-based sweet ballz, wants to save 20,000 balls (or 10,000 men).
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EEOC: Buffalo employee fired after standing up for hiring black worker
A manager lost her job at a small industrial company in Buffalo, Minn., because she defended her recommendation to her boss that a black man be permanently hired, according to a federal lawsuit.
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Watch: Former Porn Star Makes Tearful Plea for Condom Use
Cameron Bay and other HIV-positive performers want to save others from the same fate.
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Rare bottle of scotch selling for $17,000 at Costco
A rare aged scotch. There's only one bottle of it available for sale in the valley, and it's only one of 72 bottles for sale in the entire United States.
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Former Amazon executive Joy Covey killed in Peninsula bike collision
A bicyclist killed in a Wednesday collision with a van in rural San Mateo County was Joy Covey, a groundbreaking tech executive who was chief financial officer of online retailer Amazon.com at the time of its initial public offering.
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Watch: Pennsylvania Awaits Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage Licenses
Montgomery County official issued marriage licenses to same-sex couples despite state law.
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American Made: U.S. Textile Plants Return, With Floors Largely Empty of People
Textile factories are bustling again in the United States, but the savior was automation, meaning few of the jobs lost since the ’90s came back with the plants.
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Meet the 'mermaid' of Barcelona
Human to Hero meets 23-year-old Ona Carbonell, a double Olympic medalist in synchronized swimming who loves life underwater.
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Eat, Pray, Love, Get Rich, Write a Novel No One Expects
The post-guru literary career of Elizabeth Gilbert.
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Dallas Zoo hopes black Lab pup can teach young cheetahs to chill
zoo workers are raising the three together in hopes that the black lab has a calming influence on the two exotic cats.
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Sex addiction is a laughing matter in two new movies
“thanks for sharing” and “don jon” mix sharp laughs with genuine insight into addiction.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
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Military completes investigation into Camp Bastion attack
Report on attack that killed two Marines and destroyed 6 aircraft is completed
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Sunday's 'Breaking Bad' episode called 'Ozymandias' - perfect, right?
everyone is buzzing about sunday's great episode of breaking bad. great as it indeed was in its moral complexity and layered performances, the absolute best part, as far as i am concerned, was learning the title of the episode: "ozymandias."
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Harvard study finds food expiration labels are misleading
Americans throw out billions of pounds of food every year because they falsely believe "sell-by" and "best-before" dates on package labels indicate food safety, researchers have found.
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Video: Family kicked out of Applebee's restaurant
A family with two small children were kicked out of an Applebee's restaurant in Katy, Texas, after the manager said the kids were making too much noise. As they left the restaurant, they were met by a Harris County Sheriff who served them a criminal trespassing warning. The father, Eli Gau, says he feels disrespected. A spokesperson for Applebee's has apologized for the incident.
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Maryland debuting red “Pride” uniforms against West Virginia
According to Paul Lukas of Uni Watch, the Maryland football team will debut new red “Pride” uniforms against West Virginia this weekend.Maryland will unveil its latest “pride” uni tomorrow. It’ll be worn Sat. vs. WVU & will look like this: pic.twitter.com/lNvhPJfjin— Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) September 18, 2013Read full article >>
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Dallas Arts District tower filling up long before it opens
the law firm of jackson walker lp joins kpmg and umb bank as a lead tenant in the 18-story building that will open in early 2015.
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One-time basketball star at Dallas' Lincoln High gets life for 2011 murder
“we had nothing,” says the court-appointed defense lawyer for william langrum ii.
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New York man tires of sharpening pencils for $35 a pop
Someone just paid David Rees, of Beacon, N.Y., $35 to sharpen a pencil.
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Prices Fuel Outrage in Brazil, Home of the $30 Cheese Pizza
From bus fare to rent, the price of living in Brazil keeps rising, and the push-back against increases has escalated from shopping abroad for cheaper goods to staging protests.
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Six fantasy football sleepers in Week 3
Move these players from the bench into starting positions.
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Did hunter bag chupacabra?
A hunter in Lena, Mississippi, claims to have killed a chupacabra on a farm.
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GRISLY DISCOVERY: Decade-old bodies found in sunken cars in Oklahoma lake: cops
The remains of at at least five people have been found in two cars at the bottom of a western Oklahoma lake, authorities said Tuesday.
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In New York, Having a Job, or 2, Doesn’t Mean Having a Home
Affordable-housing advocates say the homeless work force is proof of the widening gap between wages and rents and the difficulty in escaping the shelter system.
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