Myles Collier

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• Aug 30, 2012

  'Personhood' Measure in Colorado Fails to Make Ballot

  Voters in Colorado failed to advance a "personhood" amendment that would have been on the ballot in the upcoming November elections.

• Aug 30, 2012

  Dad Who Wears Skirts Encourages Son's Cross-Dressing

  A father in Germany is gaining notoriety after reports that he wore dresses to support his young son who likes wearing them.

• Aug 30, 2012

  'Wife Swap' Star Arrested for Prostitution and Drugs

  A former "Wife Swap" reality television star was arrested in New York on prostitution and drug charges.

• Aug 30, 2012

  Daily Cups of Coffee Can Cut Bowel Cancer Risk, Say Researchers

  A recently published study has concluded that people who regularly drink coffee as part of their morning routine are less likely to develop certain types of cancers.

• Aug 29, 2012

  New Zealand Church Faces Backlash Over Billboard Supporting Same-Sex Marriage

  There is a growing controversy coming out of a local church in New Zealand after they put up a billboard advertisement that supports same-sex marriage.

• Aug 29, 2012

  Chipotle Cheating by Rounding Customers' Bills Up

  A popular nationwide eatery has come under fire recently after reports surfaced that charged the chain was adding pennies to customer's bill without them knowing.

• Aug 29, 2012

  70,000 Chickens Die After Drunk Man Cuts Power to Coop

  A man in Maryland was too intoxicated to realize that he had inadvertently turned off the power to three chicken houses, killing nearly 70,000 chickens.

• Aug 29, 2012

  'Walking Dead' Actor DUI: Scott Wilson Tried Yoga Positions to Avoid Arrest

  Reports coming from Georgia indicate that police pulled over and arrested an actor of a popular television series for driving under the influence.

• Aug 29, 2012

  Mars Curiosity Rover Sends First High Resolution Photos

  For the first time, Mars rover Curiosity has sent back detailed, high-resolution pictures as well as the first human voice ever broadcast from the Red Planet.

• Aug 28, 2012

  Food Shortages Averted by Going Vegetarian?

  A recently published report highlights the growing concern over the rate of meat consumption worldwide that is putting a strain on water resources and could produce a food shortage catastrophe if food habits are not altered or changed all together.