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Yesterday's Google trends and today's Twitter (U.S.) at bottom
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Today's headlines
What they're leading with
▪ NBCNews: Deadly tornado outbreak
▪ NPR: For Donald Sterling, a spotty reputation further tarnished
▪ FoxNews: New York Rep. Grimm indicted on federal fraud, tax charges
▪ ABCNews: New US sanctions on Russian officials, companies
▪ CBSNews: Killer tornadoes tear through swaths of South, Midwest
▪ USAToday: N.Y. Rep. Grimm charged with tax fraud, obstruction
Yesterday's Google trends and today's Twitter (U.S.) at bottom
Internet Explorer bug
▪ CNN: Internet Explorer bug lets hacker control your PC
Teen sports news
▪ NPR: Pediatricians say training can help teens avoid knee injuries (plyometric training/ACL)
Yesterday's Google trends with at least 200,000 searches
Golden State Warriors
▪ ESPN: 'Ego is for losers:' Warriors get even
Yesterday's Google trends with at least 100,000 but <200,000 searches
Blackhawks
▪ ChiTrib: Blackhawks come alive, eliminate Blues
DJ Rashad
▪ HuffPost: DJ Rashad dead: Pioneering house music, footwork icon dies at 34
Trending now on Twitter (U.S.)
▪ #WhyBeInARelationshipWhen
▪ #sportscov7
▪ #FamousLinesAtSchool
▪ #AskKorey
▪ Paul Simon
▪ Virgin America
▪ Jack Ramsay
▪ Vince Young
▪ Bey and Jay
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Monday, April 28, 2014
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Trending: Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Published 8:39 CST
Trending today
Angelina Jolie
▪ CNN: Angelina Jolie undergoes double mastectomy
▪ NPR: Angelina Jolie writes she had preventive double mastectomy
▪ FoxNews: Angelina Jolie reveals she had preventive double mastectomy after discovering cancer gene
Also happening today...
Russians and CIA spy
▪ CNN: Russia says it detains CIA agent who tried to recruit Russian special services staff member
▪ NBCNews: US diplomat detained in Moscow, accused of working for CIA
▪ NPR: Russia claims to have uncovered CIA agent
AP phone records
▪ CNN: AP blasts feds for phone records search
▪ NBCNews: AP calls government's record seizure a 'massive and unprecedented intrusion'
▪ NPR: Associated Press blasts government intrusion
Abortion doctor conviction
▪ CNN: Doctor found guilty of first-degree murder in Philadelphia abortion case
▪ NPR: Doctor found guilty of murder in late-term abortions
Syria
▪ CNN: Video: Syrian rebel cuts out soldier's heart, eats it (parental advisory)
Other News
▪ CNN: Passport, pressure cooker problematic for traveler
▪ FoxNew: Saudi arrested with pressure cooker at Detroit airport
North Korea
▪ CNN: Orphaned and homeless: Surviving the streets of North Korea
▪ CBSNews: U.S. 'hopeful' after China bank cuts ties with N. Korea
Followup news
▪ CNN: Suspect ID'd in New Orleans Mother's Day parade shooting
▪ CNN: Bangladesh building collapse: An end to recovery efforts, a promise of a new start
Culture-in-the-U.S. news
▪ CNN: Chuck E. Cheese: Where a kid can gamble like an adult
▪ CNN: Philly Eagles coach bans junk food
▪ CNN: New book recounts woman's story of being captive sex slave in box for 7 years
▪ NBCNews: Plus-sized yoga attire is not a stretch
▪ ABCNews: Dining out on a calorie-budget nearly impossible studies find; average chain-restaurant meal provides 1,128 calories
▪ CBSNews: Big 4 cell phone carriers to team in ads taking on texting-while-driving
Outside-the-U.S. News
▪ NBCNews: Israel battles plague of locusts
▪ NBCNews: Japan mayor: WWII 'comfort women' sex slaves 'necessary' for morale
▪ NBCNews: Dozens fleeing storm feared dead after boat capsizes off Myanmar
▪ CBSNews: Mystery substance sent to U.S. consulate in China
Obituaries in the news
▪ CNN: Dr. Joyce Brothers, famed psychologist
Thinking news
▪ CNN: Strategies predicts end of Bitcoin
▪ CNN: U.N. says to eat insects, save the world
▪ CNN: A Nobel Prize with help from sea slugs
▪ CNN: The damaging messages of proms
▪ NBCNews: 2,300-year-old Mayan pyramid bulldozed
Thinking news continued
▪ NBCNews: Michigan apple orchards blossom after a devastating year
▪ NPR: Why humans took up farming: They like to own stuff
▪ ABCNews: Brain science upstages DSM-V, so called mental health 'bible'
Cool news
▪ CNN: Astronaut singer's greatest hits (ad first)
Out-of-the-ordinary news
▪ CNN: (Video) 'Ice tsunami' (actually 'ice shove') destroys Minnesota, Canada homes (ad first)
▪ CNN: American Airlines passenger removed (flight diverted) for refusal to stop singing 'I Will Always Love You'
▪ CNN: Subway customer allegedly punches employee over too many pickles
Google trends from yesterday with at least 200,000 searches
How I Met Your Mother
▪ EW.Com: 'How I Met Your Mother' season finale recap: One ticket to Farhampton
▪ HollywoodReporter: 'How I Met Your Mother' reveals the mother (video)
Daft Punk
▪ RollingStone: Listen to Daft Punk's new album 'Random Access Memories'
▪ Billboard: Daft Punk, 'Random Access Memories:' Track-by-track review
Google trends from yesterday with at least 100,000 searches but <200,000
Savannah Guthrie
▪ ABCNews: (Blog) Savannah Guthrie gets engaged, flashes ring
▪ USAToday: 'Today' anchor Savannah Guthrie gets engaged
Golden State Warriors
▪ BostonGlobe: Warriors prevail in OT, even series with Spurs
▪ GoldenStateofMind: A Warriors comunity
LinkedIn
▪ EconomicTimes: LinkedIn looks to build on its impressive resume to take on Facebook
▪ NPR: LinkedIn looks to build on its impressive resume
Trending today
Angelina Jolie
▪ CNN: Angelina Jolie undergoes double mastectomy
▪ NPR: Angelina Jolie writes she had preventive double mastectomy
▪ FoxNews: Angelina Jolie reveals she had preventive double mastectomy after discovering cancer gene
Also happening today...
Russians and CIA spy
▪ CNN: Russia says it detains CIA agent who tried to recruit Russian special services staff member
▪ NBCNews: US diplomat detained in Moscow, accused of working for CIA
▪ NPR: Russia claims to have uncovered CIA agent
AP phone records
▪ CNN: AP blasts feds for phone records search
▪ NBCNews: AP calls government's record seizure a 'massive and unprecedented intrusion'
▪ NPR: Associated Press blasts government intrusion
Abortion doctor conviction
▪ CNN: Doctor found guilty of first-degree murder in Philadelphia abortion case
▪ NPR: Doctor found guilty of murder in late-term abortions
Syria
▪ CNN: Video: Syrian rebel cuts out soldier's heart, eats it (parental advisory)
Other News
▪ CNN: Passport, pressure cooker problematic for traveler
▪ FoxNew: Saudi arrested with pressure cooker at Detroit airport
North Korea
▪ CNN: Orphaned and homeless: Surviving the streets of North Korea
▪ CBSNews: U.S. 'hopeful' after China bank cuts ties with N. Korea
Followup news
▪ CNN: Suspect ID'd in New Orleans Mother's Day parade shooting
▪ CNN: Bangladesh building collapse: An end to recovery efforts, a promise of a new start
Culture-in-the-U.S. news
▪ CNN: Chuck E. Cheese: Where a kid can gamble like an adult
▪ CNN: Philly Eagles coach bans junk food
▪ CNN: New book recounts woman's story of being captive sex slave in box for 7 years
▪ NBCNews: Plus-sized yoga attire is not a stretch
▪ ABCNews: Dining out on a calorie-budget nearly impossible studies find; average chain-restaurant meal provides 1,128 calories
▪ CBSNews: Big 4 cell phone carriers to team in ads taking on texting-while-driving
Outside-the-U.S. News
▪ NBCNews: Israel battles plague of locusts
▪ NBCNews: Japan mayor: WWII 'comfort women' sex slaves 'necessary' for morale
▪ NBCNews: Dozens fleeing storm feared dead after boat capsizes off Myanmar
▪ CBSNews: Mystery substance sent to U.S. consulate in China
Obituaries in the news
▪ CNN: Dr. Joyce Brothers, famed psychologist
Thinking news
▪ CNN: Strategies predicts end of Bitcoin
▪ CNN: U.N. says to eat insects, save the world
▪ CNN: A Nobel Prize with help from sea slugs
▪ CNN: The damaging messages of proms
▪ NBCNews: 2,300-year-old Mayan pyramid bulldozed
Thinking news continued
▪ NBCNews: Michigan apple orchards blossom after a devastating year
▪ NPR: Why humans took up farming: They like to own stuff
▪ ABCNews: Brain science upstages DSM-V, so called mental health 'bible'
Cool news
▪ CNN: Astronaut singer's greatest hits (ad first)
Out-of-the-ordinary news
▪ CNN: (Video) 'Ice tsunami' (actually 'ice shove') destroys Minnesota, Canada homes (ad first)
▪ CNN: American Airlines passenger removed (flight diverted) for refusal to stop singing 'I Will Always Love You'
▪ CNN: Subway customer allegedly punches employee over too many pickles
Google trends from yesterday with at least 200,000 searches
How I Met Your Mother
▪ EW.Com: 'How I Met Your Mother' season finale recap: One ticket to Farhampton
▪ HollywoodReporter: 'How I Met Your Mother' reveals the mother (video)
Daft Punk
▪ RollingStone: Listen to Daft Punk's new album 'Random Access Memories'
▪ Billboard: Daft Punk, 'Random Access Memories:' Track-by-track review
Google trends from yesterday with at least 100,000 searches but <200,000
Savannah Guthrie
▪ ABCNews: (Blog) Savannah Guthrie gets engaged, flashes ring
▪ USAToday: 'Today' anchor Savannah Guthrie gets engaged
Golden State Warriors
▪ BostonGlobe: Warriors prevail in OT, even series with Spurs
▪ GoldenStateofMind: A Warriors comunity
▪ EconomicTimes: LinkedIn looks to build on its impressive resume to take on Facebook
▪ NPR: LinkedIn looks to build on its impressive resume
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Trending: Sunday, May 12, 2013
Published 9:32 a.m. CST
Nothing trending yet at 100,000 searches for today
Google trends from yesterday with at least 200,000 searches
Miami Heat
▪ TMZSports: Lil Wayne to Chicago Bulls: 'Drinks on me!' after Heat smackdown
▪ BleacherReport: Miami Heat rotation players who have come up huge during NBA playoffs
▪ MiamiHerald: Miami Heat's Norris Cole works his way into key role
Google trends from yesterday with at least 100,000 searches but <200,000
Golden State Warriors
▪ SBNation: Golden State Warriors
▪ BleacherReport: Under-the-radar free-agent options for Golden State Warriors to pursue
▪ MercuryNews: Golden State Warriors: Andrew Bogut quietly having strong series
Mother's Day
▪ USAToday: Swedish NHL players unsure when Mother's Day falls... in Sweden
▪ NPR: A Mother's Day gift that makes you feel better too
▪ USAToday: American moms creating a parenting melting pot
▪ CBSNews: Where not to be a mother in 2013
Also happening...
Boston bombing aftermath
▪ ABCNews: 'Mounting evidence' Boston bombing suspects also involved in 2011 triple murder
Bird flu & MERS
▪ NBCNews: 'A race against time:' US safe from two new viruses... for now
▪ NBCNews: WHO: New SARS-like virus can probaby pass person to person
▪ ABCNews: France probes 3 suspected cases of SARS-like virus
Culture-in-the U.S. news
▪ CNN: Illinois legislature passes bill designed to punish flash-mob crime; governor's signature awaited
▪ NBCNews: Millions hooked on payday loans
▪ NBCNews: Cicadas: 'The shrimp of the land'
▪ ABCNews: Twitter study measures day-to-day happiness
▪ FoxNews: Graffiti photos on Facebook send Utah tagger to jail
▪ USAToday: Will spam calls ever stop?
▪ USAToday: Free things to do in 10 cities
▪ CBSNews: Just the two of us: Childless by choice
Health news
▪ ABCNews: Study raises concerns that administration of labor drug Pitocon (oxytocin) may harm babies
▪ FoxNews: Microwave popcorn and non-stick cookware two biggest sources of chemical linked to cardiovascular disease
Workplace news
▪ USAToday: 8 companies that owe workers a raise
Other news
▪ CNN: 12-year-old brother of 8-year-old California girl arrested in her stabbing death
▪ CNN: 4 dead bodies found shot in Southern Indiana home
▪ CNN: Marines on alert if U.S. personnel evacuate Libya
▪ NPR: Astronauts go on spacewalk to fix amonia leak
▪ NBCNews: 'Slow-motion disaster:' California houses sinking into ground
▪ FoxNews: O.J. Simpson to seek freedom in 'Hail Mary motion'
Followup news
▪ CNN: New Jersey hostage standoff ends after 3 days; 3 children safe
▪ CNN: Giant snails now in Texas
▪ NBCNews: Body found presumed to be missing Kansas toddler Lana Leigh Bailey
▪ ABCNews: (Video) Texas fertilizer explosion EMS worker to plead not guilty to owning explosive device
Outside-the-U.S. news
▪ NBCNews: Sharif declares victory in landmark Pakistan election
▪ ABCNews: Pope Francis gives Catholic church hundreds of new saints
▪ ABCNews: Daily life as bizarre as it gets in South Korea (ad first)
Out-of-the-ordinary news
▪ ABCNews: $188K donation goes to wrong animal shelter
Nothing trending yet at 100,000 searches for today
Google trends from yesterday with at least 200,000 searches
Miami Heat
▪ TMZSports: Lil Wayne to Chicago Bulls: 'Drinks on me!' after Heat smackdown
▪ BleacherReport: Miami Heat rotation players who have come up huge during NBA playoffs
▪ MiamiHerald: Miami Heat's Norris Cole works his way into key role
Google trends from yesterday with at least 100,000 searches but <200,000
Golden State Warriors
▪ SBNation: Golden State Warriors
▪ BleacherReport: Under-the-radar free-agent options for Golden State Warriors to pursue
▪ MercuryNews: Golden State Warriors: Andrew Bogut quietly having strong series
Mother's Day
▪ USAToday: Swedish NHL players unsure when Mother's Day falls... in Sweden
▪ NPR: A Mother's Day gift that makes you feel better too
▪ USAToday: American moms creating a parenting melting pot
▪ CBSNews: Where not to be a mother in 2013
Also happening...
Boston bombing aftermath
▪ ABCNews: 'Mounting evidence' Boston bombing suspects also involved in 2011 triple murder
Bird flu & MERS
▪ NBCNews: 'A race against time:' US safe from two new viruses... for now
▪ NBCNews: WHO: New SARS-like virus can probaby pass person to person
▪ ABCNews: France probes 3 suspected cases of SARS-like virus
Culture-in-the U.S. news
▪ CNN: Illinois legislature passes bill designed to punish flash-mob crime; governor's signature awaited
▪ NBCNews: Millions hooked on payday loans
▪ NBCNews: Cicadas: 'The shrimp of the land'
▪ ABCNews: Twitter study measures day-to-day happiness
▪ FoxNews: Graffiti photos on Facebook send Utah tagger to jail
▪ USAToday: Will spam calls ever stop?
▪ USAToday: Free things to do in 10 cities
▪ CBSNews: Just the two of us: Childless by choice
Health news
▪ ABCNews: Study raises concerns that administration of labor drug Pitocon (oxytocin) may harm babies
▪ FoxNews: Microwave popcorn and non-stick cookware two biggest sources of chemical linked to cardiovascular disease
Workplace news
▪ USAToday: 8 companies that owe workers a raise
Other news
▪ CNN: 12-year-old brother of 8-year-old California girl arrested in her stabbing death
▪ CNN: 4 dead bodies found shot in Southern Indiana home
▪ CNN: Marines on alert if U.S. personnel evacuate Libya
▪ NPR: Astronauts go on spacewalk to fix amonia leak
▪ NBCNews: 'Slow-motion disaster:' California houses sinking into ground
▪ FoxNews: O.J. Simpson to seek freedom in 'Hail Mary motion'
Followup news
▪ CNN: New Jersey hostage standoff ends after 3 days; 3 children safe
▪ CNN: Giant snails now in Texas
▪ NBCNews: Body found presumed to be missing Kansas toddler Lana Leigh Bailey
▪ ABCNews: (Video) Texas fertilizer explosion EMS worker to plead not guilty to owning explosive device
Outside-the-U.S. news
▪ NBCNews: Sharif declares victory in landmark Pakistan election
▪ ABCNews: Pope Francis gives Catholic church hundreds of new saints
▪ ABCNews: Daily life as bizarre as it gets in South Korea (ad first)
Out-of-the-ordinary news
▪ ABCNews: $188K donation goes to wrong animal shelter
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