Why Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood Will Always Be a Fascinating Classic
What exactly has allowed In Cold Blood to withstand the test of time to become a book that has been a fascinating classic?
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Affluenza teen reamed by judge
Ethan Couch, the teen who made national news for killing four people in a drunk driving accident but getting away with a slap on the
Jared Fogle beat up by 60-year-old inmate
From spokesman to convict, the life of Subway’s fallen hero Jared Fogle has gone from bad to worse. Recent reports say that his 15+ year
Mexican mayor murdered on first day reveals depths of organized crime problems
The United States and Mexican border has been a hot topic politically on both sides of it. That’s where the similarities seem to stop. While
Not in mainstream media: liberal PR group closes over sexual assault allegations
If we’ve learned one thing about the liberal mainstream media, it’s that it will dig deep into any negative story that involves Republicans but will
Sheriff Joe might be right about citizens aiding in defense
Both sides of the gun debate push harder whenever there’s an incident such as the horrific mass shooting in San Bernardino. Both sides feel justified
Questions abound about IRS use of cell phone ‘StingRays’
The National Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigations, and even local law enforcement have used cell-site simulators, known as “StingRays,” to track the location and
Pokemon terrorists thwarted
If you’re going to a Pokemon World Championship to compete, you should bring your best gaming, swag, and memorabilia to get yourself pumped up to
FIFA in turmoil
Most had no idea that FIFA was under investigation. Now, we’re finding out that an investigation has been ongoing for years, even decades. The preeminent
After 29 years, an Indian postal worker is finally cleared of stealing $0.92
Indian court cases can drag on for years, or even decades in some cases. Official figures suggest that more than 30 million are pending in