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Marvin Webb pictured in the middle, robbery attempt on the left and Madea character pictured right (News Channel 3, Memphis)

Man dressed up as Madea attempts to rob bank

Marquise Francis
theGRIO REPORT - On this past Black Friday 45-year-old man of Girard, Kansas decided to dress up as Madea and rob a bank, according to News Channel 3 Memphis...
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California attorney Orly Taitz, the president of the Defend Our Freedoms Foundation, stands on the steps of the Federal Courthouse in Columbus, Ga., Friday, Sept. 11, 2009, with what she claims is a copy of a birth certificate for President Barak Obama from Mombass, British Protectorate of Kenya. Taitz represents U.S. Army Capt. Connie Rhodes in a civil complaint filed Friday questioning the country of Obama's birth and his eligibility to be president.  PHOTO BY: Robin Trimarchi/Columbus (Ga) Ledger-Enquirer

Kansas court grants Obama 'birther' hearing

Abdul Sada
Orly Taitz has been granted an October 3rd hearing by a Kansas judge in her move to remove President Barack Obama’s name from the Kansas State ballot for the for the November presidential election...
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U.S. President Barack Obama addresses a campaign event at the Palm Beach County Convention Center September 9, 2012 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Working with the momentum from this week's Democratic National Convention, Obama is on a two-day campaign swing from one side of Florida to the other on the politically important I-4 corridor.

Kansas considers removing Obama from ballot in November

Similoluwa Ojurongbe
theGRIO REPORT - GOP controlled state of Kansas, the all Republican State Objections Board voted unanimously to delay the decision on whether or not they should put President Obama on the state's general election ballot...
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Tavares Donnell Colbert, a convicted felon, allegedly shot himself in the groin.

Man shoots himself in genitals, gets arrested

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An Oklahoma man was arrested after driving himself to the hospital for accidentally shooting himself in the genitals...
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How do you obtain a voter ID?

Similoluwa Ojurongbe
theGRIO REPORT - Although the ID itself may not be at a cost, the documents needed to get the voter ID are not free...
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Prep hoops star Jabari Parker names 10 college choices

Beth Harris, Associated Press
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Basketball star Jabari Parker has named the 10 college programs he is considering with a year to go before he graduates from high school, and DePaul in his hometown of Chicago made the cut...
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Civil War re-enactors

3-day Kansas event to honor black Civil War soldiers

Associated Press
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - A group that publicizes Kansas history is planning a three-day celebration in Topeka next month to mark the 150th anniversary of the formation of the first unit of black soldiers to go into battle during the Civil War...
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Which states have the worst voter ID laws?

Perry Bacon Jr.
theGRIO REPORT - The Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank, listed Florida, Kansas, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Texas, as the five states who passed the most restrictive voting laws in 2011...
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Police in Kentucky assess handling of post-game mayhem

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(AP) - A day after raucous celebrations led to more than two dozen arrests, police said Sunday that they are ready to control crowds near the University of Kentucky's campus when the Wildcats play Kansas for the national championship...
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Kansas lawmaker defends 'primarily Caucasion' district

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A Republican lawmaker from Kansas has a pretty absurd argument against the redistricting of her neighborhood, she doesn't want her 'primarily Caucasian' district to become more diverse...
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