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Air Canada flight crash lands on runway after clipping power lines and 10 More

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Air Canada flight crash lands on runway after clipping power lines

Air Canada Flight 624 crash landed at Halifax Stanfield International Airport late Saturday night after hitting power lines.

Monkey delicately pets puppies in possibly the cutest moment in all recorded history

This capuchin monkey feels the same way about puppies as you do.

Tom Brady went cliffjumping on vacation and lived to tell the tale

Tom Brady uploaded a video to Facebook on Saturday in which he jumps off the top of a waterfall and plunges down in slow motion.

Angie's List freezes $40 million Indiana expansion, citing anti-gay law

Angie's List announced it had suspended plans to expand its Indianapolis headquarters following the passage of the Indiana's 'religious freedom' law.

What to know before visiting your first pot shop

Many of today's pot shops aren't tiny, bohemian cafes. They can seem intimidating. Here's a rundown to make it easier.

Flight attendant shocked by deadly Germanwings crash says she isn't afraid to work

The trust isn't lost.

Indiana may clarify 'religious freedom' law after widespread backlash

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence says he would support legislation to "clarify the intent" of a new state law that has attracted widespread criticism.

New security camera video emerges of Manhattan building exploding

Security camera footage has surfaced of the explosion that rocked Manhattan's East Village on Thursday.

Groupon coyly responds to sex jokes about phallic banana product

Take it from Groupon: When a product you're selling resembles a sex toy, your best bet is to play innocent.

For some strange reason, Periscope users are obsessed with your fridge

In the days since Twitter launched Periscope, requests to peek into other users' fridges have, by our unofficial polling, proven the most popular.

Lights go out around the world for Earth Hour

Earth Hour encourages participants to turn off all non-essential lights for 60 minutes. This year, 7,000 cities in 162 countries are participating.

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Velocity Alert: Angie's List freezes $40 million Indiana expansion, citing anti-gay law

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Angie's List freezes $40 million Indiana expansion, citing anti-gay law

Angie's List announced it had suspended plans to expand its Indianapolis headquarters following the passage of the Indiana's 'religious freedom' law.

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