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A recent obituary in the Chicago Tribune mourned the death of facts. But are they truly dead? iStockphoto.com hide caption

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The Death Of Facts In An Age Of 'Truthiness'

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Tensions are rising between Sudan and its recently independent neighbor, South Sudan. Adriane Ohanesian/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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State Of Emergency Raises The Stakes In Sudan

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Emergency responders are running headlong into a growing phenomenon: roads bottled up by swarms of tornado chasers Matt Piechota /YouTube hide caption

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New Hazard On The Horizon: Amateur Storm Chasers

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Chris Colfer, writer and star of Struck By Lightning, at the Tribeca Film Festival, where the film is playing. Larry Busacca/Getty Images hide caption

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Chris Colfer Goes From 'Glee' Singer To 'Struck' Screenwriter

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