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Grizzlies' Game 2 comeback a mirage
Categories: National Sports
Heat host Pacers in Game 1 of Eastern Conference Finals
The Heat came out firing to start the third quarter with a 12-2 run, but the Pacers jumped back in it quickly. Who will push ahead in the fourth quarter and jump to a 1-0 series lead?
Categories: National Sports
Pens punish Sens to go up 3-1
Categories: National Sports
Pens punish Sens, jump to huge 3-1 series lead
OTTAWA (AP) Sidney Crosby was careful not to get too far ahead of himself after helping the Pittsburgh Penguins rout the Ottawa
Senators for a 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal series.
Categories: National Sports
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The rebuilding process begins after a deadly tornado, some Oklahoma teachers are hailed as heroes, and an IRS official pleads the Fifth in front of Congress.
Categories: National News
Jewish L.A. mayor makes history
Eric Garcetti won the Los Angeles mayoral race, and will become the first Jewish mayor of the nation's second-largest city.
Categories: National News
HP soars as Meg Whitman turnaround continues
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New Jersey's "Operation Swill" cracks down on alleged liquor substitution
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Shelton planning storm benefit
Oklahoma native Blake Shelton is the first entertainer to announce a benefit for tornado victims in his home state.
Categories: Entertainment News
Holder: Drone strikes have killed 4 Americans since 2009
Counterterrorism drone strikes have killed four Americans overseas since 2009, Attorney General Eric Holder acknowledged on Wednesday.
Categories: National News
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Categories: Entertainment News
'Barbaric' slaying may be terror attack
A man thought to be a serving British soldier was killed in a frenzied attack on a London street Wednesday. The gruesome attack is being treated as a suspected act of terrorism.
Categories: International News
Praying for those affected by Oklahoma storms
My girls got out of school at 3 p.m. today and were home shortly thereafter. My youngest was being her rascally self and had to suffer a couple of consequences.
I was a little frustrated, because I have some things I need to finish before Wednesday morning, and taking time for a 4-year-old’s attitude adjustment wasn’t what I needed. Nonetheless, it’s what she needed, so I handled the situation. Upon returning to my desk, I started noticing the reports from the deadly tornado in Moore, Okla.
I sat awestruck while watching the coverage from KFOR-TV, the NBC affiliate in Oklahoma City. When the “chopper” video showed the leveled Tower Plaza Elementary School, my heart switched from aching to broken.
Mother Nature is a cruel mistress. We need her for so many things; this wasn’t one of them.
I somberly walked upstairs, where I found my 11-year-old reading. I told her what was happening in Oklahoma, kissed her, hugged her and told her I loved her with all my heart.
I found my rascal playing in her sister’s room, so I picked her up, looked her square in the eyes and said, “I know we had a little trouble today, but I want you to know that no matter what happens in our lives, I will ALWAYS love you.” I held her, and tears just flooded my face.
Not a day goes by that I don’t tell my girls just how much I love them. Today, though, I just wanted to hold them closer than ever. My heart, and my prayers, go out to all those affected by this storm. May God help you find the peace you deserve.
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