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CEO of RyanAir Mocks Laid Off Workers [Video]

Michael O'Leary, the CEO of low cost airline Ryanair proved how little class he has today. While walking into an airport in Spain, he walked past a group of protestors who were outside protesting the sudden closure ... Read >

Two Sick Puppies Walk Into Human Hospital For Care [Video]

In one of the more AWWWWWWW inspiring moments on YouTube, a video of two small puppies and their cinderella story is going viral. At a hospital in Corpus Cristi, Texas patients were shocked to see two emaciated puppies ... Read >

Credit Scores Still Low After Great Recession- Do Credit Building Cards Help or Hurt?

Although the credit score system- controlled by the shadowy and secretive FICO organization- is largely very consumer unfriendly, it doesn't do you any favors to have a poor credit score. And yet if you ever get injured or ... Read >

Taco Bell Breakfast: Experts Weigh In, Is It ‘That’ Horrifying?

Back when we reported on the introduction of a Taco Bell breakfast, my personal first impression was that not enough of the day had passed by breakfast-time to shed enough pride in order to consume Taco Bell- ... Read >

Freelance Syrian journalist Mazhar Tayyara killed in Homs

If there is one place that you don't want to be these days it would have to be Syria as the death toll keeps rising and is now one of the most dangerous cities in the world ... Read >

Caffeine Inhaler, AeroShot, May Get FDA Review

Are you sick of getting your caffeine from liquid products? Well, now you can just inhale your morning cup of coffee. A new caffeine inhaler made its debut last month, but some critics say that the product ... Read >

Tassimo Coffee Maker Recall: Burn Risk Prompts Recall of Over 1 Million Tassimo Coffee Brewers, Discs

A massive recall of Tassimo single-cup home-brewed coffee makers has been ordered in Canada and the United States after reports of a malfunction that can lead to users of the popular brewer being burned. According to Reuters, more ... Read >

Georgia Approved to Build First Nuclear Reactors in 30 Years

The nuclear engineering industry has always seen troubled development in the United States. Despite being a stalled source of energy for decades, in a giant leap forward, even a milestone, the United States has given a Georgia ... Read >

7 Year Old Kicks and Screams Her Way Out Of Kidnapping [Video]

Brittney Baxter is 7 years old, but she was strong enough to fight her way out of a kidnapping at a local Wal-Mart. Thomas Andrew Woods was allegedly walking through Wal-Mart in the Georgia city of Brennen on ... Read >

Pepsi Cutting 8700 Jobs as Part of $1.5B Savings Plan

PepsiCo Inc, the world's largest snack-food maker, announced its plans Thursday to cut 8,700 jobs across the globe in order to offset high commodity costs and boost investment in advertising and marketing in North America. According to a ... Read >

Powerball Jackpot Hits $310 Million

The Powerball jackpot has jumped up to $310 million. It is the fifth highest jackpot in Powerball history and the first time that the pot has grown larger than $300 million since February 11th, 2011. There was no ... Read >

Teacher Sprays Stinky Student With Febreze

On Feb. 2 Christian Roberts was sent into the hallway of his Newfoundland school for carrying a pungent odor and once there his teacher sprayed the boy with Febreze. Shortly after that incident the boys mother sent a ... Read >

Rick Santorum Raises $1 Million In 24 Hours

Talk about a momentum swing for GOP Presidential hopeful Rick Santorum, after winning in Colorada, Minnesota and Missouri his campaign was able to raise over $1 million in just 24 hours. The money came in so fast that ... Read >

California’s “Poster Couple” For Gay Marriage Are Getting A Divorce

In June 2008 Robin Tyler and Diane Olson became the first gay couple to legally wed in Southern California and they were quickly deemed the "poster couple" for gay marriage by MSNBC. Now Just four years later the ... Read >

Roland Martin Suspended By CNN Over Offensive Tweets

Following Super Bowl XLVI CNN commentator Roland Martin sent off some offensive homophobic tweets that have landed him in a suspended position with the cable news network. Following the game Roland was tweeting about David Beckham's underwear commercial ... Read >

Housekeepers In New York City To Receive Panic Buttons, Raises, Free Health Insurance

Hotel owners in New York City have agreed on a long-term contract with hotel housekeepers that will not only give them raises, provide fully paid health coverage and offer larger pension contributions, they will also receive personal ... Read >

Texas Republican Supports Pipeline For The Sake Of Caribou Sex

Texas Republican Rep. Louis Gohmert supports the recently debated trans-Alaska pipeline but not for the sake of energy independence, but rather to help caribou have more sex. During a meeting of the House Natural Resources committee Gohmert said ... Read >