Bernard Shaw, Icon Of TV News Journalism, Dies At 82
Shaw, the first chief anchor of CNN, made headlines for his controversial question at the Dukakis-Bush presidential debate in 1988.
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Felicia Hershenhorn Turns Entrepreneurial Drive Into A Sexual-Wellness Business
The former attorney hopes Runi, her company, will overhaul antiquated ideas about sex, while championing self-care.
Second Chance: Chauncey Taylor Won’t Let His Past Derail His Future
Overcoming drug addiction and 20 years in prison — Taylor wrote a book and decided to become a social worker.
Japanese Children Walk Differently To Kids From Other Countries, According To Research
The study was published in the Scientific Reports journal.
Residents Of Luxury Neighborhood Outraged Over Abandoned House
The house’s windows are also smashed in and the garden is littered with the previous owner’s belongings.
Persistence Pays Off For Lottery Winner With A $3 Million-Plus Home
His grand prize home is a luxurious 4,200 square-foot property just a mile away from the picturesque village of Rock, in the U.K.
Devoted Brother Climbs Mountain In Blindfold Tribute To Blind Sister
When he finally removed his eye mask 72 hours later, he was dazzled by the brightness of his surroundings.
Love Letters Reveal Heartbreak Of Separation For WWII Couple
Their son discovered the letters and later on published a book based on them.
Rare Cuban Cigars Custom-Made For Winston Churchill On Sale
The Cuban cigar became an integral component of Churchill’s public image – he smoked as many as ten a day.