An internal review into the George Washington Bridge lane closures that will clear Gov. Chris Christie of any wrongdoing is expected to be released in the coming days, according to a published report. The New York Times is reporting the governor’s internal review of the so-called Bridgegate controversy by the law firm Gibson Dunn & Crutcher indicate there’s no evidence …
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5 Ex-Madoff Employees Convicted at trial
Five former workers of imprisoned financier Bernard Madoff were convicted Monday following a six-month trial in a Manhattan federal court. The past employees of Madoff’s Wall Street firm were accused of helping the former NASDAQ chairman hide a Ponzi scheme that cheated investors out of billions of dollars.
Read More »Man With 132 Pound Scrotum Dies (Video)
Wesley Warren, the man with a 132 pound scrotum, died on Friday 14 March, after suffering from a massive heart attack. He was known as the man with the 10-stone testicles. The 49-year-old from Las Vegas passed away at the University Medical Center after complaining about a series of diabetes related infections.
Read More »Chicago Train Derailment at O’Hare Leaves 32 Injured
An eight-car commuter train derailed early Monday at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, injuring 32 people on board after it failed to stop at an underground station at one of the nation’s busiest airports.
Read More »Katy Perry and John Mayer split : Why Her Friends Hope It’s For Good
US Weekly reports that Katy Perry and John Mayer have decided to stop being a couple, although they will remain friends. The split was “mutual” and “extremely amicable,” as the two are still close, even though other sources claim they were “fighting” a lot before they ended things.
Read More »Egypt Sentences 529 Morsi Supporters To Death (Video)
An Egyptian court sentenced 529 members of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood to death for murder and other offences on Monday in a sharp escalation of a crackdown on the movement that is likely to fuel instability. Family members stood outside the courthouse screaming after the verdict, which defence lawyers called the biggest mass death sentence handed out in Egypt’s modern …
Read More »‘Alice in Arabia’, controversial show Pulled after extreme backlash
ABC Family has decided to pull its pilot for ‘Alice in Arabia’ amid the controversy surrounding the drama. The network announced the project on Monday and put it straight into development with a pilot order. However since Monday, there has been a massive backlash over potential stereotyping, which has resulted in the network pulling the pilot.
Read More »Spring Nor’Easter Expected In Northeast
Weather forecasters are advising New Yorkers to enjoy the current spring weather while it lasts because another nor’easter is headed to the east coast. A nor’easter is a storm generated from northeastern winds. The snowstorm is expected to hit on Tuesday night.
Read More »Actress Emma Roberts and Evan Peters Take Care of the Car
Someone looks like they’re in a rough mood! What’s wrong, Emma Roberts – cat got your tongue? The We’re the Millers actress and her fiancé Evan Peters were caught on camera as they took a walk around WeHo after their yummy lunch on Thursday afternoon.
Read More »Wal-Mart’s food stamp worries
Walmart, a company controversial for recommending its employees supplement their low wages with government benefits like food stamps, has just released its annual report for the end of its fiscal year to the securities and exchange commission.
Read More »US Mint: $10 million in gold coins may have been stolen
A California couple who found $10 million worth of buried gold coins may not be so lucky after all. The couple found the mint condition coins on their property while hiking a few months ago. Turns out, the coins may have been stolen from the U.S. Mint in 1900, according the San Francisco Chronicle. That would make the coins property …
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