The news this week that Detroit’s population plunged more than 25% to just 714,000 in the last decade shouldn’t be surprising.
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Westboro Baptist Church Plans to Protest Elizabeth Taylor’s Funeral
Friends and family of Elizabeth Taylor may get unexpected visitors at her funeral — picketers from the Westboro Baptist Church.
Sick Struggle: Washington Ferry Workers Fight for ‘Vomit Pay’
We bet every Washington State ferry worker wished they had known this: They can earn double-time if they clean up vomit. Or bird feces.
Despite Majority Vote (And Comedy Potential), Harry Baals Won’t Be Indiana Building Name
Voters overwhelmingly chose the name in honor of their esteemed former mayor. Yeah, we’re sure that’s the reason.
Facebook Flub: Man Charged with Polygamy After Posting Second Wedding Photo Online
You’ll never believe who turned him in: his first wife – because the two were still married.
Write House: Michelle Obama to Publish Book on White House Garden
Any possible awkwardness at the most famous address in the world can now be ended: President Barack Obama isn’t the only person writing books there any longer.
Spring Forward into Daylight Saving Time Tonight
Don’t be grumpy tomorrow – we’re all losing an hour of sleep.
Introducing the Population Center of America: Texas County, Mo.
Have you ever found yourself wondering, “Hey, I wonder what the mean center of the U.S. is?” NewsFeed sure has.
Ranking the Residences: Georgia State Tops Nation’s Best College Dorms
For most people, recalling their college dorm elicits some strong emotions. For some, it’s where they drink their first beer. For others, its the inescapable scent of the never-vacuumed carpets.
How Jeopardy! Champion Ken Jennings Could Have Been President
Win a game show, become the world’s most powerful person?
Beyond Booze and Beads: 6 Ways to Celebrate Mardi Gras, New Orleans Style
Mardi Gras, French for Fat Tuesday, marks the last day of indulgence before Lent begins on Ash Wednesday. All eyes are on New Orleans, as over one million visitors pour into the city for its largest celebration since Hurricane Katrina.
Squeezing Pennies at the Pump: Gas Prices Spike Nationwide to Two and a Half Year High
It’s tradition: When something goes wrong in the world, you will find out when you go to fill up your car.