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For many bicylists, this is rather a typical day in the life
At baseball game, kids prove they’re alright
The unwritten rule of catching a baseball at a game is this: Give it to a kid. Period. End of discussion.
Report: Minnesota dentist shot Cecil the lion
Cecil the lion was a pretty big deal in Zimbabwe. The 13-year-old lion was a major tourist attraction at Zimbabwe's famous Hwange National Park, according to the BBC. The lion was shot with a crossbow and -- after hours of suffering -- a rifle, before being beheaded and skinned. The killer had bribed wildlife guards.
Politico: Jon Stewart in Oval Office meetings
In his final days as host of the Daily Show, Jon Stewart's reputation as the Walter Cronkite of a younger generation is getting new review.
Woman with no arms finds a fan in St. Paul girl
Jessica Cox, 32, was born without arms as a result of a rare birth defect. She's earned a college degree, two martial arts black belts, drives a car and, flies an airplane anyway.
Seimone Augustus on her marriage
'I found my place on the team and in the city very quickly. When you’re happy with your career and your environment, but most importantly, with yourself — when you’re your authentic self every single day, without shame — life sort of falls into place,' she writes. And it did for her, she says, when she met the woman who recently became her wife.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals is running out of ways to say it: It's not unconstitutional to impose a criminal penalty on someone who refuses to take a breath test when stopped for suspicion of drunk driving.
It's too early to declare terrestrial radio dead. Nonetheless, these feel like days when we're watching an old pal in cultural hospice.
We've reached peak absurdity when the authorities show up to shut down outdoor grilling.
FBI files: Nixon knew of McGovern ‘illegitimate’ child
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader reports the files confirm a rumor that McGovern fathered a child as a young man, before he was married in 1943. It's the sort of thing that long-time FBI director J. Edgar Hoover could hold over a person's head if he ever intended to run for office.