Новости за 16.07.2016

“A ROUTINE PELVIC EXAM SAVED MY LIFE” says America’s Most Decorated Olympic Gymnast and Ovarian Cancer Survivor, Shannon Miller, who is celebrating being five-years cancer-free this summer with a women’s health message urging[.....]

When it comes to weekends, the main thing that separates successful people from unsuccessful people is mindfulness.

If Steven Avery’s story is best summed up as Making a Murderer, Investigation Discovery’s true crime documentary series about a group of six Chillicothe, Ohio women who went missing across a year-long time period might best be titled Making Victims. The series, actually titled The Vanishing Women, is a six-part documentary that premiered in June, and details the stories of the troubled women whose disappearances from the 20,000 population Southern Ohio town began in 2014.

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The bodies hit the floor Friday (July 15) at the Chicago Open Air Fest when 82-year old America’s Got Talent sensation John Hetlinger joined Drowning Pool and whipped the crowd into a frenzy. Hetlinger – who got the band’s attention when he auditioned with their song “Bodies” on the NBC talent competition – took the stage for the band’s 2 p.m. set and immediately began working the crowd like a pro.

How have Americans changed their thinking on crime and punishment? Derek Cohen of the Texas Public Policy Foundation comments.