Tattoos latest clues in goat burning
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Police in Gavle, Sweden, said pictures of tattoos posted online are the latest clues in the mystery of the Christmas goat torching.
Drivers unknowingly filled up their cars with jet fuel yesterday after a fuel delivery service accidentally filled a pump at a Keyport, New Jersey gas station with kerosene, CBS New York reported.
"Tax the Rich: An Animated Fairy Tale" courtesy of the California Federation of Teachers (CFT)! Taking a page out of Barack Obama's playbook, the video created by the CFT paints a picture of the rich as a class of people who got to where they a
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“Obedience training” is part of TSA’s Code Bravo security drill
The headline says it all.
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