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This is completely unconfirmed and at this point just a "rumor" but…. We're hearing the talk in D.C. is that Michelle Obama is pregnant. Could this be true?????

ABC Radio news just announced Sen. John Edwards will admit to the affair with Rielle Hunter in an interview with the network, but insists the child is not his. We return you to your regularly-scheduled FReeping.

Sheriff’s Department Uses DNA Evidence to Solve Cattle Theft 10/22/2007 (courtesy Coleman County Attorney's Office) Old fashioned cattle theft has met up with technology and the result is an arrest and conviction. According to Heath Hemphill, Coleman County Attorney, on May 24, 2007, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Rhodes of Midland, Texas reported three calves, weighing approximately 300 lbs., to be missing from their property located in Coleman County. Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes reside in Midland but own and operate approximately 500 acres in Coleman County near County Roads 130 and 119. The case was assigned to Deputy Vickie Plummer...

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A Baton Rouge hospital, hoping to get to the bottom of an office prank, is ordering 25 employees to undergo DNA testing or be terminated. Leaders at Woman's Hospital say a man who works in Building Operations returned from several weeks off to find that someone had placed urine in his toolbox. After hearing of the incident, hospital administrators sent a memo to 25 employees who also work there telling them that DNA testing would be done unless someone came forward admitting guilt. Since no one came forward, the hospital said the DNA testing will...

Iraqi Insurgents Fire at U.S. Army Patrol 5 minutes ago By JIM KRANE, Associated Press Writer RAMADI, Iraq - Insurgents fired rocket propelled grenades at U.S. Army patrols in two western Iraqi towns, the latest in an escalating series of attacks that included an ambush involving a 12-year-old girl with an assault rifle, the military said Monday. No one was injured in the grenade attacks in Khaldiyah and Habaniyah, according to the overnight intelligence report distributed to Army commanders. Military officials said they had no information about reports that an airstrike on a three-vehicle convoy fleeing Iraq (news - web...

<p>On his first full day of freedom in 18 years, Larry Johnson said he wanted money from the state for imprisoning him for a rape that new DNA evidence shows he did not commit.</p> <p>Johnson, 48, said he could not depend indefinitely on the help of relatives, who welcomed him upon his release from prison Tuesday after a judge ruled he had been wrongfully imprisoned.</p>