Myles Collier

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• Apr 30, 2013

  Tsarnaev Brothers, Parents Received More Than $100,000 in State Assistance

  Documents are said to reveal that the Tsarnaev family, including the suspected terrorists and their parents, received more than $100,000 in taxpayer-funded assistance.

• Apr 30, 2013

  Ponytail Stunt Death Shocks Onlookers; Sailendra Nath Roy Gets Stuck on Zip-Line (VIDEO)

  A world record holding stunt man died performing a dangerous zip-line stunt over a raging river in south East Asia.

• Apr 29, 2013

  Woman Ordained as Priest in KY Considered 'Simulated Ordination' by Catholic Church

  A woman became an ordained priest Saturday during a ceremony that was facilitated by the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests.

• Apr 29, 2013

  Jason Collins Reveals He's Gay, First NBA Athlete to Admit It

  Jason Collins, a 12- year National Basketball Association veteran, revealed Monday that he is gay, making him the first active professional athlete to publicly do so.

• Apr 29, 2013

  Bombing Suspect's Instagram Account Prime Focus of Investigators

  In the wake of the Boston bombings, investigators are looking into every lead and are finding new clues that are contained within various social media profiles created by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

• Apr 29, 2013

  Lose Bet, Eat Rat? Radio Host Feasts on Rodent After Losing Bet (VIDEO)

  A popular French radio host ate rat while he was on the air to make good on a bet that was made more than three years ago.

• Apr 29, 2013

  Sarah Palin Slams 'Nerd Prom' White House Correspondents Dinner; Obama Jokes on Sheldon Adelson (VIDEO)

  Attendees of the White House Correspondents Dinner were treated to a fancy meal and a few laughs. However, several commentators took to social media to protest the event, pointing out that many in America are still suffering under an economy that continues to sputter towards growth.

• Apr 26, 2013

  Snakes in Courthouse Pose a Slippery Situation to Court Workers

  A courthouse in Jackson, Miss., is trying to deal with snakes that found their way into the courthouse's basement.

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  Apr 26, 2013

  Food Aid Reform Brings Objections From Lobbyists, Special Interests

  Proposals to reform the U.S. food aid program that could feed nearly 20 million more people without increasing costs has been met with resistance facilitated by special interest groups representing some the country's largest industries.

• Apr 26, 2013

  NJ Train Explosive Plot Thwarted: Ukraine Man Caught With Bombs

  A Ukrainian man was arrested in New Jersey after he brought two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on a New Jersey Transit train just days before the Boston marathon bombings, a new report details.