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South African Scientists Claim Discovery of First Comet Strike

By Anita Powell | VOA News on Oct 21, 2013   World  

South African Scientists Claim Discovery of First Comet Strike

JOHANNESBURG — South African researchers say they have found conclusive evidence of earth's first-ever known comet strike, about 28 million years ago. The researchers say this exciting find in rural Egypt could unlock more secrets of the universe.

Two Murders Released in Florida Due to Forged Documents

By Staff on Oct 18, 2013   National  

Two Murders Released in Florida Due to Forged Documents

Two convicted murderers were released from prison by mistake on in the last month in Florida and are still on the loose according to authorities in that state. The men were set free after the prison system received forged papers authorizing their release.

Congress Votes, and President Ends Shutdown with Early Morning Signature

By Staff on Oct 17, 2013   National  

Congress Votes, and President Ends Shutdown with Early Morning Signature

During the early morning hours of Thursday, President Obama signed the bill passed by Congress the day before to re-open the government, ending 16 days of shutdown just as the credit extension deadline had been reached.

Senate Reaches a Tentative Deal on Budget/Borrowing Limit Impasse

By Staff on Oct 16, 2013   National  

Senate Reaches a Tentative Deal on Budget/Borrowing Limit Impasse

It was announced on Wednesday by Senator Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senator Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican Leader, that a final agreement had been reached by the Republicans and the Democrats in the Senate.

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