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Spending too much at the tank? David Whiteside speaks with some fuel-efficient Alabamans who are saving money and the environment with alternative transportation. 
 
 
 
 
 
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The Little Candidate Who Could 
Meet Noah, a 12-year-old Texan who wants nothing more than to run as the Republican nominee in the 2032 Presidential race. 
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The Tree-Hugging Republican 
During a recent stop in Washington, John McCain talked about his his strategies for a more environmentally-sound America. 
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Students Create A Greener Gas Tank 
Lauren Sausser of New Hampshire went to her state's Motor Speedway to catch a collegiate race that rewarded not only speed, but also fuel efficiency. 
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Against Me! 
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Not Angry, Just Hurt

Oneofthebiggestside-storiesoftheelectionhasbeenBarackObama'srelationshipwithReverendJeremiahWright,theseeminglyanti-America,anti-whitepeople,AfricanAmericanpastor.IwasneverfullyconvincedthatRev.Wrightwasasbadofapersonasthemediamadehimouttobe,soIrecentlysatdownwithPastorKendylTerry,anAfricanAmericanpastorinCasperWyoming,togethisthoughtsonRev.Wrig...

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Posted by NickWyoming on may 17, 2008 at 5:27 pm
 
   
 
KT Tunstall Promotes Local Produce ...

 

You know it is summer in Illinois when local farmers start dotting parks, highways and parking lots with their locally grown produce.This Thursday, Scottish rocker, KT Tunstall, took time to perform her hits songs and talk about the ways she has decided to go green (and that includes her bandmates), while local farmers sold sustainable produce...

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Posted by Jingles on may 16, 2008 at 9:22 pm
 
   
 
Facebook Fuels Political Rumors

When Joseph Demma posted a note about the political ambitions of his boss on his Facebook page last Sunday, he undoubtedly had no idea about the backlash that would result.
 
He may have been kidding some have called the post "overzealous" but that is all beside the point now.
 
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Posted by cgeraci25 on may 16, 2008 at 7:22 pm
 
   
 
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What state known for southern hospitality, palmetto trees, and beautiful beaches tops the list for Hispanic growth? A Brookings Institution Analysis shows South Carolina ranks number one in the nation for Hispanic growth—largely attributed to illegals settling in the Palmetto state.How is the predominately black and white state celebrating its b...
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Posted by ShantelM on may 16, 2008 at 5:53 pm
 
   
 
A Cup of Joe vs. the Average Joe

 

 The Starbucks/Wal-Mart Divide in the 2008 Democratic Primary Election

 

 

            Wal-Mart customers may be after the tested products and 2-for-1 deals, but for Starbucks customers who cough up $4.50 each morning, it’s all about the Change. Political pundits have dubbed ...

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Posted by StrongAllAlongStephanie on may 16, 2008 at 3:58 pm
 
   
 
Young Creators Win Big in Las Vegas

 

You never count your money when you're sittin' at the table.
There'll be time enough for countin' when the dealin's done.       

“The Gambler”, Kenny Rogers, 1978

 

               Most peo...

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Posted by AnthonyFL on may 16, 2008 at 3:41 pm
 
   
 
NEW SLIDESHOW: Remembering the ...

May 14 marked the five year anniversary of one of the worst human smuggling cases in U.S. history.

 

Victoria, Texas, a small city about 120 miles south of Houston, received the national spotlight when 19 out of 73 immigrants were found dead in the b...