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Back to School – 5 Tips for Kids Waiting at the Bus Stop
Back to School – 5 Tips for Kids Waiting at the Bus Stop
Back to School – 5 Tips for Kids Waiting at the Bus Stop
School is almost back in session, which means it’s time to start brushing up on tips for taking the bus. The school bus can be a great resource for time-strapped parents and independence-seeking children alike. But it also needs to be approached with safety and care. Here are five tips to make your child’s bus ride the best it can be.
Statue of Liberty to Close for a Year-Long Safety Renovation
Statue of Liberty to Close for a Year-Long Safety Renovation
Statue of Liberty to Close for a Year-Long Safety Renovation
US Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced Wednesday that the Statue of Liberty will close on October 28 for a year-long, $27.25 million renovation. The upgrades will make the interior safer and more accessible, he said. Code-compliant stairways will be installed, and electrical and fire suppression systems, elevators and bathrooms will all get an overhaul. The current staircases do not me
Countries Debating Taxing Motorists Based on How Much They Drive
Countries Debating Taxing Motorists Based on How Much They Drive
Countries Debating Taxing Motorists Based on How Much They Drive
Picture the government placing a GPS on your car and tracking every mile you drive. Now, imagine being charged a tax based on those miles, your vehicle’s fuel efficiency rating and the time of day you drove. Such a system is being explored in car-clogged regions of Europe and Asia. Even the US is interested in studying mileage charging systems.
9/11 Memorial in Pennsylvania Is Still $10 Million Short of Goal
9/11 Memorial in Pennsylvania Is Still $10 Million Short of Goal
9/11 Memorial in Pennsylvania Is Still $10 Million Short of Goal
The World Trade Center memorial reached its $350 million fundraising goal in 2008. The foundation that built the Pentagon memorial raised $22 million — the entire cost of construction — between 2004 and 2008. But a permanent memorial for the victims of Flight 93 is still $10 million short of its goal.
Celebrity Birthdays for August 11 – Steve Wozniak, Hulk Hogan and More
Celebrity Birthdays for August 11 – Steve Wozniak, Hulk Hogan and More
Celebrity Birthdays for August 11 – Steve Wozniak, Hulk Hogan and More
Here’s a look at some notable birthdays being celebrated today: Steve Wozniak Age: 61 Occupation: Computer Engineer and Entrepreneur Known For: Founding Apple with Steve Jobs, competing on season 8 of ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ his nickname ‘Woz,’ and being generally beloved by people both in and out of the computer industry Hulk Hogan Age: 58 Occupation: Wrestler, Actor, and Television Personali
This Day in History for August 11 – Watts Riots Begin and More
This Day in History for August 11 – Watts Riots Begin and More
This Day in History for August 11 – Watts Riots Begin and More
Here’s a look at some interesting events that took place on this day in history: 1929 – Babe Ruth becomes the first baseball player to hit 500 home runs in his career with a home run at League Park in Cleveland, Ohio (More info) 1934 – The first civilian prisoners arrive at the Federal prison on Alcatraz Island (More info)
Man Demands Nude Photos After Hacking Woman’s Online Accounts [VIDEO]
Man Demands Nude Photos After Hacking Woman’s Online Accounts [VIDEO]
Man Demands Nude Photos After Hacking Woman’s Online Accounts [VIDEO]
In June, a woman in Monroe, Connecticut had her Gmail and Facebook accounts hijacked by a man who demanded she send him nude photos to get the accounts back. The unnamed victim instead went to the police, who launched an investigation that resulted in Monday’s arrest of 19-year-old John Joaquim III. It’s unclear whether he knew his victim, but the two do live in the same town.
International Forces Kill Taliban Insurgents Responsible for Shooting Down US Helicopter
International Forces Kill Taliban Insurgents Responsible for Shooting Down US Helicopter
International Forces Kill Taliban Insurgents Responsible for Shooting Down US Helicopter
In a Pentagon news conference on Wednesday, Marine Corps Gen. John Allen said international forces killed the Taliban fighters that shot down a Chinook helicopter last weekend, killing 38 US and Afghan forces. The top insurgent leader remains at large and other details are vague, but a statement from the International Security Assistance Force said, “After an exhaustive manhunt, Special Operations

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