Myles Collier

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• Jan 25, 2012

  WikiLeaks Founder to Host TV Show

  WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is getting ready for his own TV show.

• Jan 24, 2012

  John Kerry in Broken Nose, Black Eye Visit to White House

  Senator John Kerry on Monday drew attention away from the honored guests and Stanley Cup champions, the Boston Bruins, when he appeared at the White House with two black eyes and a broken nose.

• Jan 24, 2012

  Ancient Popcorn Found in Peru Is 6,700 Years Old

  It seems that eating popcorn has been a staple for people's diets for a lot longer than was previously thought.

• Jan 24, 2012

  Man Accidentally Wins $14.3 Million on Lottery

  A man in Wisconsin almost did not realize he had won $14.3 million on the lottery Megabucks jackpot after mistakenly thinking he had played a different lottery game.

• Jan 24, 2012

  Andre Davis HIV Case: Sentenced to 32 Years

  A Cincinnati man and former pro-wrestler has been convicted for deliberately not telling the women he slept with that he was HIV positive.

• Jan 24, 2012

  Wisconsin Man Claims 'Ghost' Beat His Wife

  A Wisconsin man who is accused of beating his wife claims that her injuries were sustained because of a ghost.

• Jan 23, 2012

  Westboro Church Plan Joe Paterno Funeral Protest

  As decent Americans solemnly remember a man who was a college football icon for so many years a very small group strives to incite more hate while causing others added stress while they grieve.

• Jan 23, 2012

  Gang Members Arrested by Facebook Posts

  Members of two ruthless and violent gangs in one of Brooklyn's toughest neighborhoods are behind bars after officers followed various gang members' posts on Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.

• Jan 23, 2012

  Adventurer Felicity Aston Skies Across Antarctica, Sets Record

  Felicity Aston, a British adventurer, became the first woman to ski by herself across Antarctica and took just 59 days to complete the journey.

• Jan 23, 2012

  South and Midwest Rocked by Tornados, 2 Killed

  As severe storms and tornadoes rocked parts of the South and Midwest people were rushing for safety as others waited the storm out as best they could.