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Cara Beckerles latest interview. The story changes AGAIN!

September 27, 2016 — 6 Comments

If Cara Beckerle is found guilty, would you want your donation back?

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If Cara Beckerle is found guilty, would you want your donation back?

September 25, 2016 — 26 Comments

Amber Alert and Silver Alerts, Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Eye on EVANSVILLE Indiana, Families in crisis, Missing abducted and exploited children, Missing persons stories, Top Headline News

Raw video footage of Cara Beckerle finding out that the remains weren’t Aleah Beckerle

September 22, 2016 — 17 Comments

BREAKING…Search team in EVANSVILLE INDIANA right now… family members of Aleah Beckerle on scene

Amber Alert and Silver Alerts, Black News, Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Eye on EVANSVILLE Indiana, Missing abducted and exploited children, Missing persons stories, Top Headline News

BREAKING…Search team in EVANSVILLE INDIANA right now… family members of Aleah Beckerle on scene

September 21, 2016 — 15 Comments

Does Carly Roach, Aleahs sister, know what happened to Aleah Beckerle?

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Does Carly Roach, Aleahs sister, know what happened to Aleah Beckerle?

September 21, 2016 — 15 Comments

James Edward Martin was cleared, but was he innocent?

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James Edward Martin was cleared, but was he innocent?

September 20, 2016 — 14 Comments

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Ryan Cox and his search team for Aleah Beckerle

September 19, 2016 — 6 Comments

Aleah Beckerles dad Demarco Wayne Roach was released and all charges dismissed

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Aleah Beckerles dad Demarco Wayne Roach was released and all charges dismissed

September 13, 2016 — 11 Comments

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James Edward Wilson Jr will be on the news tonight… don’t get too excited

August 26, 2016 — 0 Comments

Aleah Beckerle. If she had a Voice. What would she say?

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Aleah Beckerle. If she had a Voice. What would she say?

August 7, 2016 — 40 Comments

Amber Alert and Silver Alerts, Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Missing abducted and exploited children, Missing persons stories, World News

Missing child Aleah Beckerle, she CAN SPEAK!! Despite earlier reports.

July 30, 2016 — 1 Comment

India Covid-19 second wave: ‘A coronavirus tsunami we had never seen before’
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A woman’s quest to find her biological father
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Conservative MP Owen Paterson on the death of his wife, Rose
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Covid-19 vaccines: Gordon Brown on G7 helping poorer countries
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Tony Hawk and Family Hit the Open Road During Quarantine
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Seth Rogen on Pot, Pottery and Ted Cruz
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VHS Tapes Are Worth Money
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Tom Ford on Wearing the Same Ripped Jeans and Allowing Himself to ‘Be Unproductive’
As New York Fashion Week ends, the designer and film director explains why his show was postponed and how he has been affected by the pandemic.
How to Turn Your Hobby Into a Career
As the pandemic has upended the American job market, the dream of turning a pastime into a moneymaker is no longer a fantasy for these entrepreneurs.
Emily Morse is Talking Sex to Generation Podcast
Is Emily Morse the Dr. Ruth of a new generation?
Carol Prisant, Elegant Design Writer, Dies at 82
She was a 51-year old former antiques dealer with no experience as a writer when she wrote to the editor of The World of Interiors magazine about a job. She was hired.
Lil Nas X? Not Sorry!
The celebrity apology has evolved, but it still isn’t good enough.
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez: Their Relationship and Breakup
Two glistening superstars have decoupled. It’s springtime in New York.

Language Brain Teaser : X Marks the Spot 2
Braingle's Daily Brain Teaser for Apr 15, 2021 In each of the cases below, scramble the letters and then add an X at the end to make a new word. Example: coven + x = convex 1) real + x = 2) torah + x = 3) compel + x = 4) claim + x = 5) nasty + x = 6) hoboes + x = Check Braingle.com for the answer.
Trivia Quiz: Disney Songs: "A Girl Worth Fighting For"
Braingle's Daily Trivia Quiz for Apr 15, 2021 A Music Quiz : See how well you know this song from the movie "Mulan". 1. Complete the lyrics: "For a long time we've been marching off to _____, in our thund'ring herd we feel a lot like ____."2. Complete the lyrics: "Like the pounding beat our aching feet aren't easy […]
Type B Personality
The opposite of a type A personality is type B. These people tend to be more relaxed and calmer than their type A counterparts. Type B people are easy-going, uncompetitive and more realistic about deadlines and goals. They know their limits and rarely push them. Type B people are often called socializers because they enjoy parties and being in groups. Type B […]
Remembering Playing Cards
The Phonetic Mnemonic System can be used to memorize playing cards. This can be a helpful advantage when playing a game of cards such as poker or blackjack because you'll be able to remember all the cards that have been played. It can be difficult to remember the cards as-is but by assigning a keyword to each card, you can make them more memorable. Keyw […]
Word of the Day : Vacillate
vac-il-late verb :: To sway or fluctuate from one side to another. "The weather vacillated between cold and hot all day long." More Vocabulary Articles...

Biden admin to brief full Senate on decision to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan
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Facebook censors New York Post report on BLM co-founder's pricey property purchases
Facebook has barred users from sharing a New York Post report from last week about the controversial property acquisitions by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors.
Browns join NFL teams saying they'll skip offseason workouts
Following the guidance and advice of Browns center and NFL Players Association President JC Tretter, Cleveland’s players joined a growing list of teams vowing to skip voluntary in-person workouts this offseason.
Ramírez, Indians bounce back from no-hitter, beat Chisox 4-2
Slumping José Ramírez connected for a go-ahead, two-run homer off Lance Lynn in the sixth inning and the Cleveland Indians bounced back from being no-hit, beating the Chicago White Sox 4-2 Thursday.
Cubs' Tepera suspended for 3 games, manager Ross 1 by MLB
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ryan Tepera was suspended for three games on Thursday by Major League Baseball, which concluded he intentionally threw at Milwaukee's Brandon Woodruff this week.
Biden invites Russia to a summer summit in Europe amid sanctions
President Biden on Thursday told reporters that despite newly instated sanctions on Russia, he hopes President Vladimir Putin joins him for a summit in Europe this summer.
Streak breaker: Kepler single in 9th, Twins edge Red Sox
Max Kepler's RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning gave Minnesota a 4-3 victory Thursday over Boston — stopping a five-game losing streak for the Twins and breaking a nine-game winning string for the Red Sox.
Alex Rodriguez shared emotional Jennifer Lopez shrine just hours before split was announced
Alex Rodriguez posted an emotional video of his memories with Jennifer Lopez – with a sad love song – in the hours before the couple announced their split on Thursday.
Outgoing CBS News chief Susan Zirinsky held up an ‘I hate my job’ sign during meeting: Report
Outgoing CBS News President Susan Zirinsky reportedly scribbled "I hate my job" on a piece of paper during a meeting and held it up for her colleagues to see, Page Six reported Thursday.
Canucks' Miller: Return from virus layoff might not be safe
Vancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller says it would be “very challenging and not very safe” to play Friday night because the pandemic-hit team has not had enough time to recover and get back in shape.

Caster Semenya wins 5,000m title in South African Athletics Championships
Caster Semenya says she will not attempt to qualify for the 200m at the Tokyo Olympics after defending her national 5,000m title.
Senegal: The HIV success story that’s failing gay men
Senegal has successfully reduced HIV but infection remains high among gay men.
Tokyo 2020: Africa's Olympic climbing hopefuls aim to inspire the next generation
With 100 days to go until Tokyo 2020 Africa's Olympic climbers are optimistic The Games can boost their sport on the continent.
The coastal town tackling Tunisia's football boss
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Ghana's farmers eye sweet success from chocolate
Ghana is the world's second largest cocoa producer but sees little of the profits from chocolate - for now.

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