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What’s more important – the fact that we’re still upset over this? Or the fact that Herman Cain repeated the term on the air? Or is it simply the fact that the term existed on Rick Perry’s property?
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RICHMOND, Texas (AP) – A man who apparently drowned in the swimming pool behind the home of Houston Texans defensive end Antonio Smith wasn’t affiliated with the team, authorities said.
Lamar Crenshaw was found dead at the bottom of Houston Texans defensive end Antonio Smith’s, pictured, pool Sunday morning.
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Breaking news: Ohio State Buckeyes Vacate 2010 Season Amidst Controversy, Take 2 Year Probation
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*The Nevada Supreme Court refused Friday to overturn O.J. Simpson’s armed robbery and kidnapping convictions, rejecting a claim that prospective jurors were dismissed because they were black.
Simpson attorney Yale Galanter planned to take Simpson’s appeal to federal court after his 2008 conviction in the gunpoint heist in a Las Vegas hotel room was upheld.
“This is but the first step in a very long line of appeals that Mr. Simpson has before him,” Galanter said.
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AKRON, OH (WOIO) – So much for nice neighbors. A couple yard signs are causing quite a controversy in one Akron neighborhood.
Specifically a sign showing President Obama with his pants down.
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The International Olympic Committee on Wednesday stripped China of a bronze medal in the women’s team event at the 2000 Olympic Games after finding one of the team’s athletes was underage.
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Ronald Reagan is honored by, among other things, an airport, a freeway, an aircraft carrier, and — ironically for a critic of big government — one of the biggest federal buildings in Washington.
Now, some of the late president’s admirers are launching a new effort to add another honor: printing his likeness on a $50 bill in place of Ulysses S. Grant.
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The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District board will meet Thursday to vote on its controversial storm-water management program.
The proposed program would address long-standing flooding, water-quality and erosion problems in the region.
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