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Both sides at fault on gun control controversy
So the nuts are falling from the left and from the right, and this strange winter of discontent on the issue of gun control has led to the cancellation of North America's largest consumer-oriented outdoors show: not gun show, mind you, but outdoors show....Tags: NBC (tv network), Cabela's Inc., Gun Control, Weaponry, Interior Policy
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Relevant Christianity: Pressure
Pressure: Paying attention to the hand of God in my life. John 16:33. Jesus said: "These things I have spoken to you, that you might have peace. In the world, you shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world." Many of you...Tags: Christianity, Religion and Belief, Indianapolis 500
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Relevant Christianity: Rosy
Jesus said unto him, "If you can believe, all things are possible to him that believes," Mark 9:23. There was an old song that went, "Everything's coming up roses." What I am about to tell you is not like that, yet the truth of good coming out of evil is...Tags: Christianity, Jesus Christ, Holidays, Religion and Belief, Christmas
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St. Vincent, Lung Cancer Alliance host annual Shine a Light vigil
St. Vincent Cancer Care and the Lung Cancer Alliance partnered up to host the second annual Shine a Light on Lung Cancer Vigil Tuesday night. With Fox59's Michael Henrich serving as master of ceremonies, dozens of lung cancer survivors, co-survivors,...
Tags: Human Interest, American Lung Association, Medical Specialization, Oncology
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Interview: Married life, musical independence has Lee DeWyze feeling good
Lee DeWyze was hesitant about having future wife Jonna Walsh walk down the aisle in July to the song he wrote specifically for her. The Mount Prospect native and former “American Idol” winner was worried guests would see it as cheesy. But...
Tags: Nigel Lythgoe, Entertainment, Millennium Park, Music, Lee DeWyze
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Hoosiers encouraged to quit smoking as Lung Cancer Awareness month kicks off
Lung cancer is still a top killer of Hoosiers in Indiana. Health officials announced Friday that it is the leading cause of cancer deaths. About 4,000 people die each year, and about 5m200 new cases of lung cancer are diagnosed. November is Lung...
Tags: Lungs and Airways, Quitting Smoking, Health Treatments
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Lance Armstrong case shows saints and sinners aren't mutually exclusive
Earlier this week, we watched the latest sorry chapter of Lance Armstrong's never-ending "did he or didn't he?" story unfold. The preface came last week when the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency lobbed a 202-page grenade in his path. Not only did Armstrong dope,...Tags: Talk Shows (genre), U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Floyd Landis, Livestrong Foundation, Testicular Cancer
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Taxing bullets criminal
For urban politicians, gun control is like the bar in "Cheers" — a place of refuge they can seek out whenever things aren't going well. Things aren't going well on the crime front in Chicago, with homicides up 25 percent this year. So what else...Tags: Chicago Mayor, Cook County Government, Gun Control, Interior Policy, Crime, Law and Justice
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Indiana surgeon sentenced to seven years for healthcare fraud
An Indiana surgeon has been sentenced to seven years in prison for healthcare fraud. Mark Weinberger was sentenced Friday but he's actually been behind bars since 2009, after being arrested in Europe. Prior to that, he had been on the run in Italy for...
Tags: Prisons, Punishment, Trials
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Office workers trained in CPR make life-or-death difference
On the morning of July 10, attorney Jerald Gale was reading an e-mail in his office on the 20th floor of a Koreatown high-rise. That's the last thing the 58-year-old husband, father and avid cyclist remembers before losing consciousness. Gale's heart...
Tags: Breast Cancer, Health and Medical Professionals, Lungs and Airways, Heart Attack, Heart Problems
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Joe Paterno dies at 85; transformed Penn State into football power
During a six-decade career, Joe Paterno transformed sleepy Penn State University into a national football power, creating a legacy that no one thought could be beaten — or tarnished.
But the Ivy League-educated coach who demanded that his players...Tags: Pittsburgh Steelers, Health and Safety at School, Big Ten Conference, Heisman Trophy, Obituaries
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NCAA fines Penn State $60M, vacates Paterno's wins from 1998-2011
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) announced a $60 million fine against Penn State Universityon Monday and banned its football team from the postseason for four years. The school will also forfeit all football wins from 1998, NCAA...
Tags: FBI, Pennsylvania Statue University Sexual Abuse Scandal (2012), CNN (tv network), Abusive Behavior, Football
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