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It’s one thing to use Twitter for harmless fights, but Dean Obeidallah says there’s no excuse for racist, sexist, or homophobic rants
A deadly, mile-wide tornado ravages a suburb of Oklahoma City, killing up to 91 people including many children. Continue reading
Thomas asks… What’s it called when I am slowly lowering myself from the chin up position? So I do a chin up. I want to know what it is called when you are simply lowering yourself after executing a chin up. It burns more when I am lowering myself. answers: It is called the eccentric … Continue reading
Nick Clegg warns against attempts to “hijack” proposals to legalise same-sex marriage in England and Wales amid opposition from some MPs. Continue reading
One person is killed and dozens injured as tornadoes sweep through central US states, destroying homes and causing power cuts. Continue reading
Mandy asks… what are the strangest names you have heard? (animal and pet names allowed)? so the world knows about bady answers: As with any operation, there are risks going under a general anaesthetic, and there’s the possibility of post-surgical infection. Or if the surgeon botches it, it will be in an obvious place. Best … Continue reading
Tories are “united” on the main issues about Britain’s relationship with Europe, the health secretary says, amid claims the PM is losing control of his MPs. Continue reading
Paul Butler says when the president delivers the commencement address at Morehouse college, he must make clear his solidarity with young black men and the challenges they face
Graham asks… What weight building exercises should a short guy do to avoid looking ill-proportioned? As a slim guy who is about 5’7″ and looking to gain muscle, how should I proceed so that I don’t develop that look that I see a lot of shorter guys with? It’s like something is wrong with their … Continue reading
President Francois Hollande signs into law a controversial bill making France the ninth in Europe, and 14th globally, to legalise gay marriage. Continue reading