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Former Mammogram Technician Lied on 1,300 Breast Cancer Test Results, Didn't Want to Do Paperwork

Tech. wanted to avoid extra paperwork. A former mammogram technician pled guilty to falisifying 1,300 mammogram reports to avoid the paperwork is facing six months in jail, 10 years probation and a $12,500 fine.

Severe Storm System Maps, Updates, and News: Storm Showers Move East, Expected to Hit Ohio and North Carolina

The storm system that sent tornadoes ripping through the south-central United States on Sunday is now moving eastward, bringing the threat of heavy rain to central Ohio on Monday and severe storms to North Carolina.

Online Dating Apps 2014 on iOS and Android: Top Dating Apps To Try Out

Are you in the mood for love? Or perhaps you're just looking for a fun night out? Either way, put down those Cheetos, get off the couch and pick up your smartphone. It's dating time - app style!

Pornography Meets Environmentalism: Porn Site Is Planting Trees When Users Watch Big D*** Videos to Celebrate Arbor Day 2014

What if you could enjoy pornography and help the environment at the same time? Thanks to Pornhub, you can.

Spring Storm 2014 Tornado Watch Update: Tornado Outbreak Sweeps Through Arkansas, Oklahoma and Iowa, Killing at Least 18

A wave of tornadoes caused widespread damage and causalities in the south-central United States on Sunday, killing at least 18 people in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Iowa.

Texas Teacher Charged After Giving 15-Year-Old A Lap Dance For His Birthday

A Houston teacher who allegedly gave a 15-year-old student a lap dance for his birthday is facing charges for the inappropriate behavior.

Don Quixote & Miguel de Cervantes: Historians Search For Don Quixote Author's Remains, But Why?

Four centuries after the death of Spain's greatest writer, Miguel de Cervantes, who brought the legendary tale of Don Quixote to the world, Spanish historians intend to find the author's remains.

#VLPowerSummit: The God Father of Hispanic Marketing and Inventor of Frito-Lay's Flamin' Hot Cheetos Richard Montañez Shares His Story [Exclusive] [Part VI]

When Montañez was introduced to the possibility that he could be hired on by the Frito-Lay company, he was already aware that gaining that job could and would feed his destiny. At the Voto Latino Power Summit on April 12th, Montañez shared this story; the origin tale that led to his present day success.

Thongs, Bikinis, and Philanthropy: Founder of San Francisco Lingerie Company Naja Launches Underwear of Hope, Helping Poor Colombian Mothers [WATCH]

Hand-harvested Peruvian Pima cotton panties, inspirational quotes printed on the interior, high quality and custom detail is what’s offered to buyers of Naja’s undergarments. Comfortable, high-quality fabric at comfortable prices; and that comfort trickles down to the Colombian mothers working behind the scenes, as the company helps to make their lives more pleasant.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin Divorce News: Coldplay Frontman Talks 'Conscious Uncoupling' from Actress, "I Was a Mess"

Chris Martin reveals how his own personal issues and insecurities contributed to his "conscious uncoupling" from Gwyneth Paltrow in an interview with BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe.

Weird, Odd Local News: Man Hacks Ohio Baby Monitor Camera and Yells at Child; Find Out How to Protect Your Home

Baby monitors are pretty advanced these days. Some parents no longer rely on the walkie talkie standard alone; nowadays many have cameras in their baby's room. Vigilant parents use this to check on their kids from afar, especially during late night wake-up calls. What if, however, someone used this technology to watch your baby from their own home?

Donald Sterling Racist Comments: President Obama, Clippers Players and NBA Coaches Respond To Owner's Remarks

Since news of Donald Sterling’s racist comments via a TMZ leaked audio clip made headlines this week, the Clippers owner has received enormous amounts of backlash from the likes of the NAACP, the Clippers basketball members, and even President Barack Obama.

Art in Bloom: Brazilian-Inspired Abstract Art Blossoms with Floral Designs, Benefits Critically Ill Children in Brazil

What do you get when you combine, stunning floral designs -- rich with roses, orchards and hydrangeas from Brazil and Colombia -- with thought-provoking abstract art, Brazilian beats and the taste of Brazil's signature drink, the Caipirinha? An artistic, horticulturist's dream, filled with the essence of Brazil.

Immigration News 2014: Undocumented Immigrants Deal With Limited Healthcare Options

Despite the recently launched Affordable Care Act providing limited access for undocumented immigrants to Medicaid and private health insurance companies, the federal law prohibits them from those programs.

Sex Study Finds Almost Half of Men Last About Two Minutes in Bed

Research conducted by Dr. Harry Fisch, which is published in his new book, 'The New Naked: The Ultimate Sex Education for Grown-Ups,' found that nearly half of all men last about only two minutes in bed.

Global Warming and Air Pollution Report: Emissions Down in Developed Nations, Rising in Developing Nations

More has to be done, according to the United Nations, to curb carbon emissions. As global temperatures are set to rise in the coming years, and having experienced extreme weather patterns in past few years, the global community has been attempting to curb the amount of emissions released into the atmosphere.

Corvette Sinkhole Damage Above $1 Million: General Motors & National Corvette Museum Board Discuss Restoration Plan

After crews fetched out the last of the classic Corvettes devoured by a sinkhole in Bowling Green, Ky., General Motors officials and the National Corvette Museum's board of directors now face the dilemma of which vehicle gets restored and which don't.

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) Symptoms: Coronavirus Spreads From Saudi Arabia to Europe, No Cure or Vaccine so far

Cases vary in severity The fatal Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) that has appeared in many areas of Saudi Arabia and some parts of Europe has reached Egypt, raising fears that it may spread farther internationally.

Japan Government Defends Cultural Reasons for Whaling Research: Australia Claims Program a Front for Commercial Whaling

Australia first brought the suit against Japan's research program Headed by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, the Australian government sought an order from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to put an end to Japan's Whaling Research Program.

Brazil Hosts Annual Pole Dancing World Cup: Fitness Art Form Draws Worldwide Athletes to Rio de Janeiro

The event brought dancers from all over the world to Rio de Janeiro for a three-day competition. In a couple of months the largest sports event in the world will begin in Brazil.
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