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Ke’Shaun Vanderhorst, Jeanine Barnwell, Jaycee Dugard and Caylee Anthony. All four individuals have something in common: their lives were ended or altered tragically. Philadelphia natives Ke’Shaun and Jeanine, however, differ from Jaycee and Caylee in three ways— they’re both Black, still missing and didn’t receive any national coverage compared to Jaycee and Caylee.

WASHINGTON -- A new North Dakota law that imposes restrictions on the FDA-approved drugs used to induce abortions would effectively ban all non-surgical abortions in the state, according to a lawsuit filed Monday by the Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR).

Have you ever felt the urge to "plank" something? While it started out as an Internet stunt -- "planking" has become this year's craze -- inspiring intrepid, amateur stunt men and women lying with their face down, usually in a public place and then posting the photos to the web (preferably Twitter).

A New Mexico man's decision to lash out with a billboard ad saying his ex-girlfriend had an abortion against his wishes has touched off a legal debate over free speech and privacy rights. The sign on Alamogordo's main thoroughfare shows 35-year-old Greg Fultz holding the outline of an infant. The text reads, "This Would Have Been A Picture Of My 2-Month Old Baby If The Mother Had Decided To Not KILL Our Child!"

May 21, 2011 the day the people of the world were told it would be their last, for most this 6pm dead line has all ready passed pretty uneventfully to add. Now that the world can rest a little easier knowing that most will live to see another day people are asking the burning question, where is Harold Camping, according to the Radar Online site.

There’s an intriguing game show out there and if you know what game show this is, we’d like to know.  The show seems to have an interesting platform.  The object of the game seems to be physical objects or people!  The contestants are supposed to look at a picture of someone and guess what type of person they are.  That’s what we gather from the small clip available online.  But there’s a twist to this particular episode.

From the Grio There are few figures in the black freedom struggle as dynamic and complex as Malcolm X who would have celebrated his 86th birthday if he were still alive today. Dr. Manning Marable's recently released book, Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention, has helped spark new debate and renewed popular interest in this iconoclastic and central figure of the civil rights era.