Myles Collier

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• Jun 5, 2013

  A Few Lawmakers Used the Bible to Keep Food From the Poor and Hungry

  Some lawmakers are using the Bible to defend their position of keeping food out of the mouths of the hungry.

• Jun 5, 2013

  Miguel Kicks Fan After Being Told Not To Jump by Billboard Producers

  In the wake of the scandal involving singer Miguel Jontel Pimentel and the woman who was kicked in the face during the Billboards Music Awards, a new report is detailing the producers of the event told the singer not to jump over the crowd.

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  Jun 5, 2013

  Gay Marriage Bill in UK Must be Amended for Religious Freedom, Says Catholic Church

  In response to the passing of the gay marriage bill in the U.K., the Catholic Church is urging the upper house of Parliament to add amendments to the bill to ensure religious freedom is secured for organizations and individuals.

• Jun 5, 2013

  Bradley Cooper Dating Mystery Woman 'Alex'? Pair Spotted at Trendy Georgetown Bar

  Bradley Cooper was recently thought to be dating model Suki Waterhouse, but "The Hangover" actor was recently spotted with a mystery woman at the Tombs.

• Jun 5, 2013

  World War II Bomb in Tokyo Detonated, Explosion Felt Across City (VIDEO)

  A World War II era bomb was detonated near a train station in Tokyo on Tuesday after it was unearthed at a construction site. No injuries were reported.

• Jun 4, 2013

  Marine Kidnapped in Northern Mexico After Armed Gunmen Storm Family Ranch

  The FBI is soliciting the public's help after a U.S. Marine reservist and several members of his family were abducted in Mexico.

• Jun 4, 2013

  Obama Secret Email Accounts Used by Top Government Officials

  New reports are emerging that some of President Obama's political appointees are using secret email addresses in an effort to keep their accounts free from mass undesired messages.

• Jun 4, 2013

  Bible Classes in Texas Labeled as 'Unconstitutional' After Controversial Study

  A Bible study class that is offered at a Texas high school was deemed unconstitutional after a previous study suggested the course promoted one religion over another.

• Jun 4, 2013

  Iroquois, John Henry's Yacht, Scene of Apparent Suicide

  Boston police are currently investigating a death that took place on a yacht that is owned by John Henry, the owner of the Boston Red Sox, as well as the English Premier League soccer team Liverpool.

• Jun 4, 2013

  Bouncer Accused of Killing 3 Co-Workers After Being 'Punked' in Prank

  Three men are dead and one suspect is in custody after a bouncer at a club in Florida got upset over a practical joke involving his firearm.