Josh Powell’s family has backed off their decision to have him buried near his sons. Powell killed the two boys and burned down his house with the boys inside earlier this month. (Feb 16)
Daily Archives: February 16, 2012
Republican Presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum criticized US policy toward China
Republican Presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum criticized US policy toward China while campaigning in Michigan as Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping continued his visit to the US.
Video Opinion: Are kids learning sexy too soon?
The adolescent stage of a young woman or man’s life is the most impressionable period for them and now more than ever there is an escalation of sexualization of young children.
Tags: woman, man, boy, girl, kids, sexy, sexualization, young children
Video: Florida Teens Who Doused, Burned Classmate Face Prison
Two of the three South Florida teenagers charged with setting a schoolmate, Michael Brewer, on fire have pleaded no contest to attempted second-degree murder charges and will go to prison. Brewer jumped in a swimming pool to save his life. (Feb. 16)
Video: Electric Cigarette Explodes in Florida Man’s Mouth
A Florida man trying to kick the smoking habit was puffing on an electronic cigarette when a faulty battery apparently caused it to explode in his mouth. (Feb. 16)
Video: Thought pirates weren’t as dastardly as they say? Think again! Five Pirate Myths That are Actually True
Thought pirates weren’t as dastardly as they say? Think again! Five Pirate Myths That are Actually True
Video: Kellogg to Pay $2.7B for Pringles: Is It A Good Buy?
Kellogg to Pay $2.7B for Pringles: Good Buy? Kellogg wants to pay a pretty penny to buy Pringles from current owner Procter & Gamble. Tags: kellog company, kellog’s pringles, pringles, proctor and gamble, snack food, diamond foods, business news, p&g, News
Video: Today in History – February 16th
Highlights of this day in history: The Civil War’s Battle of Fort Donelson; the Georgia crematory case; John Demjanjuk goes on trial; America’s first 911 call; and the NHL scraps the rest of its season. (Feb. 16)
