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- Dr. Charles Davenport gives an explanation of the BREAKING NEWS of why dogs all over the country are suddenly running in all directions. Dr. Davenport details the possibilities of this phenomenon. The dogs are seen on the broadcast running everywhere in the United States.
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- The most reliable caged Americans in cable news give their trenchant, homespun insight into current events.
- 2007–TV EpisodeAn online listing for a job at area marketing firm BizKo Solutions has left local man Ryan Urlich unsure whether he is truly dynamic enough to qualify for the position, sources confirmed Wednesday.
- 2007–TV EpisodeInvestigative reporter Gavin Fisher investigates the world of Chinese counterfeit goods by donning a long robe and a black wig.
- Episode: (2013)2007–TV EpisodeFollowing the saboteur antics of a prankster focus group that reportedly convinced company officials the drink was not only palatable but delicious, PepsiCo announced Thursday the launch of its new Mountain Dew CinnaBlast beverage.
- 2007–8.3 (40)TV EpisodeMany of today's most popular video games take place in post-apocalyptic landscapes, but are these games enough to prepare our kids for the actual post-apocalyptic future we will all face?
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- With military recruitment down, and the need for soldiers greater than ever, some say its time for the military to change its policy of barring homosexuals from enlisting.
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- 2007– 1m8.4 (6)TV EpisodeAfter years of experiments and tens of millions of dollars, scientists have finally created a sheep that thinks and acts like a goat.
- An Albany, New York man was surprised to find a human head in his Double Whopper at a local Burger King.
- Onion News Network anchor Brandon Armstrong argues passionately for the existence of flying cars.
- 2007– 2m8.4 (6)TV EpisodeThe Miami Dolphins have drafted NHL star Alexander Ovechkin, making his dream to play professional sports a reality.
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- Eleven-year-old Thomas Demming visits Today NOW! with the magical friend he hid for weeks in his bedroom closet.
- 2007–6.7 (10)TV EpisodeToday, in testimony before the House Comittee, the DEA revealed it has achieved success with its latest initiative; sending rapper Lil' Wayne to Mexico to use up all the drugs.
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- 2007–8.7 (10)TV EpisodeCould Bratz dolls be promoting an unhealthy image among young girls due to their unrealistically large heads?
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- 2007–TV EpisodeThe Make-A-Wish Foundation is being driven into bankruptcy by a child who wished for unlimited wishes.
- 2007–7.7 (10)TV EpisodeThe right to breast-feed in public is protected by law in many states. However, our guest this morning is here to tell us that many mothers still feel discriminated against.
- 2007–TV EpisodeSteel Hawk Inc. holds a press conference with their CEO to announce a massive recall and full refund to customers who bought the non-flesh-shredding bullets.
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- Having a friend with cancer may be beneficial to your health. A new study finds 85% of people with friends who have cancer take up marathon running, charity softball, or long-distance cycling.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeVideo game players are celebrating as the hotly anticipated sequel to the popular online video game World of Warcraft hits the shelves.
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- An Al Qaeda representative says that claims the U.S. government was behind the attacks on Sept. 11th are demeaning to Al Qaeda.
- LL Bean responded to the Boycott of their company by the African-American community, now in its eightieth year. In a written release company officials called for an end to the Boycott.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeThe government is still dealing with the repercussions of the fatal error message that appeared on millions of computer screens worldwide, less than two hours ago.
- 2007–TV EpisodeExperts are still trying to determine the effect of the concentric circles on the long squiggly green objects located in the blue area.
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- Rep. William Cummings (D-VA) defends his use of the slang word "pronk" as a legitimate catchphrase.
- 2007–TV EpisodeBefore a new program to combat crystal meth can be put into place, Congress has to make sure it has a really awesome name.
- 2007–TV EpisodeFans of professional wrestling have long been seen as devoted and passionate in the sports world, but a new book reveals a shocking secret: the so-called "fans" are in fact choreographed paid professionals.
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- 2007–5.4 (12)TV EpisodeThe inspiring story of Brian Peete, a boy who hides his obesity at the community pool by wearing a shirt while swimming.
- 2007–7.2 (12)TV EpisodeBrian Scott reports on a popular new Gap clothing line hand-sewn by children overseas in Malaysia.
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- 2007–TV EpisodePanelists discuss a recent survey showing that the majority of people in Darfur are still unaware of how many people in America are raising awareness of the genocide there.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeIn medical news today, an alarming new study finds the vast majority of those being treated for Alzheimer's, do not in fact have the disease.
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- 2007–8.1 (11)TV EpisodeCould multiple stab wounds mean shorter lives? A new study on primates from the National Institute of Health says it's possible.
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- Nothing can stop Carl Wainwright from doing what he loves best -- performing surgery on the human brain.
- 2007–TV EpisodeAnticipation for the upcoming "Iron Man 2" has reached a fever point since movie gossip site Ain't It Cool News posted a rumor that the film may feature a sequence where Gwyneth Paltrow gets hit in the face.
- 2007–5.2 (9)TV EpisodeEvery year, thousands of Americans join the Alcoholics Anonymous and have their personalities destroyed as a result. Panelists discuss whether they should be doing more to warn people about the dangers of joining AA.
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- After encountering resistance from the Obama Administration, cognac maker Hennessy has agreed to pull a series of ads starring Vice-President Joe Biden.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeThe bipartisan group of representatives who submitted the emergency bill to keep all IHOP restaurants open 24-hours late last night say they stand by it, though they don't completely remember all of the details.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeAuthorities investigating the crash of Aero Guatemala Flight 1134 made a breakthrough this afternoon, recovering the flight's data-recording parrot from the crash site near Le Mesilla.
- 2007–TV EpisodeThe Obama campaign is cautiously optimistic after initial reports indicated that most of the people killed were registered Republicans.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeRelationships between cats and owners can fizzle over time. Melissa Donley, cat relations expert and author, shares some tips on how to maintain a healthy long-term relationship with your cat.
- 2007–TV EpisodePanelists discuss the many ways in which our educational system caters to students who try, care, are awake.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeAnother celebrity has traveled to Africa to bring back an exciting addition to her family. Today, Jennifer Aniston arrived in Ethiopia to sign the final papers to adopt a 33-year-old man named Negosi.
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- NASA has entered the planning stages of a mission to approach that cute girl from the laundromat by 2018.
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- The White House is scrambling to do damage control after the President was caught lip-syncing a speech at the University of Michigan yesterday.
- 2007–TV EpisodePresident Obama announced today he will drastically scale back his agenda for America after a visit to a Denny's restaurant caused him to "completely reconsider what our nation is capable of achieving."
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- After dozens of Republican attack ads, Obama finally fired back this week with a series of constructive criticism ads that gently point out inconsistencies in McCain's policies.
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- 2007–6.3 (10)TV EpisodeBig news coming out of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" yesterday. The beloved talk show host made the announcement that she is going to invite fans to be buried along with her in her tomb upon her death.
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- Episode: (2010)2007–TV EpisodePanelists discuss yesterday's truck accident in the Grand Canyon and why nothing has been done to prevent the oil truck from crashing and killing a raft full of people.
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- 2007–TV EpisodeToday Now! interviews the parents of little Zach Shaw, who was tragically crushed and eaten his pet python.
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- A Texas public school board, this week, made it mandatory for high school Spanish classes to be taught in English. Should this policy be enacted nationwide?
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