LA Times: A porn actor suspected of fatally stabbing a former co-worker and wounding two others during a violent rampage died Saturday after he jumped off a cliff following a dramatic, daylong standoff with police in which he threatened to
Business Insider: Last week, one creative Twitter user began posting Tweets under the name “BPGlobalPR”. According to the WSJ, the fake account now has double the followers of the real BP corporate Twitter. Whoops. That’s a major PR fail.
CNN: Ted Haggard, the former megachurch pastor and former National Association of Evangelicals chief whose career was undone by a gay prostitution and drugs scandal in 2006, plans to start a new church. Standing in front of his barn, Haggard
WREG: British Airways has apologized for a picture in a company magazine that showed a boarding pass in the name of Osama bin Laden. The company said Thursday that the image of the fake boarding pass appeared in LHR News,
Watch the latest news video at video.foxnews.com AP: In hopes of luring the endangered steelhead trout into the Santa Monica Mountains, California’s transportation agency is planning to spend $935,000 to pave over part of a popular beach with cement and
Also on part one of Friday’s show: Obama gets ‘furious.’
Japan Probe: As you can see, however, it is less than perfect. Because of sanitary concerns, the ipad is covered with plastic wrap, which makes the images on the screen harder to see. There also seems to be no stand
WNYW: Police in Dallas say the driver was intoxicated when she sped through a toll booth near Dallas Fort Worth Airport. The car landed on the other side of the booth and burst into flames. No one was injured.
Watch the latest news video at video.foxnews.com Dan Gainor: The Federal Trade Commission just released what it called “Potential Policy Recommendations to Support the Reinvention of Journalism,” a 47-page terrifying bureaucratic plan to insinuate government into the very information that
CNBC: The Labor Department’s new employment snapshot released Friday suggested that outside of the burst of hiring of temporary census workers by the federal government many private employers are wary of bulking up their work forces.
WNYW: Dehydrated, suffering a serious back injury, and unable to walk, [Thomas D.] Wopat-Moreau managed to crawl out of the car, which was stuck in a marshy area. He was calling out for help when the police found him.
ABC News: “We are getting more and more equipment, we have 1,000 responders, in fact a little over 1,000 responders standing by should something hit the beach.”
