A federal grand jury indicted a 20-year-old Saudi man for attempting to blow up a number of targets, including the Dallas home of former President George W. Bush. Khalid Aldawsari was charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, and if…
A 20-year-old Saudi living in Texas is held by police on charges of trying to make a bomb and researching targets including George W Bush’s Dallas home.
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Lock in your bets, because Super Bowl XLV has officially kicked off in Dallas, Texas. Following two rousing patriotic performances from Glee’s Lea Michele and Christina Aguilera, who blasted a throaty a cappella version of the national anthem, the…
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Super Bowl XLV Kicks Off in Dallas
For these past few days in Dallas, the NFL punditry has been remarkably divided on predictions for Super Bowl XLV. For every “Packer Backer” espousing Green Bay’s defense, there was a “Steeler healer” pontificating about Pittsburgh’s balanced attack.
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Opinion: Why refs ‘swallow the whistle’
First, the terrible storm hitting the Midwest this week caused travel nightmares for those making the pilgrimage to Sunday Super Bowl in Dallas, and now this. Seven people were injured-one is in critical condition-when accumulated ice fell 200 feet…
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Falling Ice at Dallas Stadium Hurts Seven
A rare winter storm dropped sleet and snow over much of Texas, creating icy roads and hampering travelers from Dallas to Brownsville.
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Rare Storm Hits Texas, Causing Chaos for Drivers
Maybe that ticket insurance was worth it after all. The massive storm that pounded the Midwest this week is causing travel nightmares for airlines and football fans trying to get to Dallas for Super Bowl XLV. More than 1,000 flights to Dallas-Fort…
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Fans Race Ice to Get to Super Bowl
Super Bowl XLV in Dallas is a matchup of teams that have beaten the Cowboys in — and kept them out of — previous Super Bowls.
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The Packers and the Steelers Broke the Hearts of the Cowboys
Battle lines are drawn for Super Bowl XLV: the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers, two teams with rabid fan bases, will meet at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas on February 6. Boosted by their celebrated defense, the Steelers defeated the New York Jets…
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Packers, Steelers Head to Super Bowl
In a Dallas courtroom yesterday Cornelius Dupree, who had spent thirty years in prison on a conviction for rape, robbery, and abduction, was told that he had been exonerated. DNA evidence had shown unequivocally that he was not the man who had committed the crime in question. The judgment came too late for Dupree, who had already served his full sentence; the court was merely terminating his parole status. The Dallas Morning News reports: . . .
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SCOTT HORTON—In Texas, 41 Exonerations from DNA Evidence in 9 Years
Analysis of each of the playoff matchups and which teams have the best chance to make it to Super Bowl XLV in Dallas on Feb. 6.
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The Fifth Down: N.F.L. Playoff Preview
Got a fancy car? Want to keep it? You might avoid driving like a maniac on a former president’s property. Unfortunately for one Dallas man, he learned this lesson too late. Police have detained a suspect who claims he was showing off his Plymouth…
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Man Drives Muscle Car Onto Bush Lawn
Don Meredith, a legend for both his playing and his announcing, died at 72 in his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Meredith was the quintessential Dallas Cowboy: Signed to the Cowboys two months before they were admitted into the NFL, he played all of his…
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Football Legend Don Meredith Dies
Limited edition over-the-knee socks from a Texan designer A collection of avant-garde knee socks reaches us from the wilds of suburban Dallas, Texas. Designer Amy Anderson likens each pair as “wearable art” and produces each design in limited quantities. Crafted from 78% cotton blended with polyamide and elastane at an ethically-certified textile mill in central Turkey, once a design sells out, it’s gone forever—but makes way for a new one to take its place. “I produce a small amount of each design,” founder and designer Amy Anderson explains. Shops across the United States carry the line and you can find one near you by searching on the Sweet Marcel site . Recently Anderson collaborated with Project Runway contestant Shirin Askari . The two friends share studio space and so far Askari came up with the Wisteria/Xena pairs (sold together for $37.50) for Sweet Marcel .
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