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  • Biker gets instant revenge on hit-and-run driver

    Biker gets instant revenge on hit-and-run driver

    Sometimes, you just have to do the right thing. Motorcyclist and YouTuber RPSTV was driving on Sunday when he witnessed a hit and run, in which a man driving a white Saturn rear ends a Honda stopped in the middle of the street. Immediately, the Honda pulls over, but the Saturn bails on the accident and leaves the scene.  When the biker turns around to make sure everyone is okay, he notices that the Saturn took off, so he takes off on his bike to chase the guy down. Eventually, the biker catches up to the driver and is able to get his face and license plate on camera as he attempts to tell the driver to go back to the scene of the accident. The driver doesn't turn around so the biker decides it's not worth creating a dangerous situation and heads back to the accident to give the owner of the Honda the runaway driver's information. In the clip, the motorcyclist explains that he was afraid the hit-and-run driver could turn violent, which is why he turned around. Regardless, the motorcyclist definitely saved the driver of the Honda a headache with his insurance company.  Please enjoy this dude dropping a Supreme brick from a 50 foot balcony Check out the new 'League of Legends' champion Ivern Welcome to the biggest news bloopers of September The top 10 movie stunts of all time
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  • Ottawa Millionaire Exposes How She did $672/H

    Ottawa Millionaire Exposes How She did $672/H

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  • On the trail of Indian labourers in Cuba

    On the trail of Indian labourers in Cuba

    Havana, Cuba - Sparks fly and drills roar, but the restoration of the Manzana de Gomez, an ornate and imposing building to the east of Central Park in Old Havana, is well behind schedule. This luxury hotel, restored by the Cuban state in partnership with French construction group, Bouygues, was supposed to open in October, but chunks of the outer walls are missing. Peering through the dust, the scene looks no different from any number of other hotels being built in Havana. But take a closer look and some of the labourers are different. They work more hurriedly and speak different languages. Some wear turbans. That is because 150 of the men building the Manzana de Gomez are Indian. For the first
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  • : Man Says Video of Couple Writhing in the Street Shows Sad Reality of Heroin Use

    : Man Says Video of Couple Writhing in the Street Shows Sad Reality of Heroin Use

    A video that first appeared on Facebook has gone viral and purports to show a couple after they used heroin.
    Inside Edition

  • Herbal and dietary supplements tied to liver damage

    By Lisa Rapaport (Reuters Health) - - One in five cases of chemical-induced liver damage come from herbal and dietary supplements, a research review concludes. A decade ago, less than one in 10 cases could be linked to supplements, researchers report in the journal Hepatology. Up to half of U.S. adults consume supplements that contain ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, teas and proteins to improve diet, as well as illegal anabolic steroids, which are synthetic versions of testosterone used to boost athletic performance, the study found.
    Reuters
  • Man Discovers Something Unimaginable In His Yard

    Man Discovers Something Unimaginable In His Yard

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  • This is the most plausible path for Donald Trump to win the election

    This is the most plausible path for Donald Trump to win the election

    CNBC's John Harwood tweeted late Thursday afternoon that Donald Trump's campaign has figured...
    Business Insider
  • Why William Shatner Turned Down A Big Bang Theory Appearance

    Why William Shatner Turned Down A Big Bang Theory Appearance

    Because its characters are interested in all things nerd culture, The Big Bang Theory can boast a large number of guest stars from the worlds of science, science fiction and comic books. But, perhaps surprisingly, William Shatner hasn't ever popped in for a cameo, despite the show's affection for Star Trek. It turns out that's because Shatner himself has already turned down the opportunity. Here's why the actor refused a potential Big Bang cameo. I've had several conversations with the creators, and what they wanted me to do, didn't seem to be exactly right, so I said 'find something that's better'. They may have taken umbrage at that, I'm not sure. . . . They wanted me to play myself a little
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  • Family of grandmother killed in tragic accident sues local principal

    Family of grandmother killed in tragic accident sues local principal

    HOUSTON – On the night of Sept. 11, 2016, 58-year old Bertha Lazcano Guerra was driving home on U.S. Highway 290 when a 5,000-pound truck fell from the sky and crushed the sport utility vehicle she was in. The mother of four children and grandmother of two, never saw it coming. "Mom was in an accident, and she didn't make it," says Crystal Lazcano, Bertha's daughter. Behind the steering wheel of the Ford F-150 was Orlando Reyna, who police say struck an impact barrier with such force that it lifted the truck airborne. Reyna, the 40-year old principal of Madison High School, along with a passenger, emerged from the wreckage with only minor injuries. He told police that he had been at Brick House
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  • Say "Bye Bye" To Moles And Skin Tags

    Say "Bye Bye" To Moles And Skin Tags

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  • U.S. researcher killed in Ethiopia praised for work, kindness

    U.S. researcher killed in Ethiopia praised for work, kindness

    The California university researcher killed in Ethiopia protests was a brilliant scientist with an infectious smile who was studying the effects of climate change at the time of her death, the colleague who was traveling with her said on Thursday. Sharon Gray, a 31-year-old postdoctoral scientist at the University of California, Davis, was riding through Addis Ababa with her co-researcher Siobahn Brady when their car was attacked by demonstrators hurling rocks. The U.S. State Department was assisting in bringing Gray's body home.
    Reuters

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