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Huffington Post Popular News: Texas Plant Victims Can't Turn To Government, So Instead...

The Red Cross, the Salvation Army, the Knights of Columbus and the Veterans of Foreign Wars are all in West, Texas, to help victims of this month's fertilizer explosion. They've collected tens of thousands of dollars, piles of clothes, toys and food.




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Huffington Post Popular News: Rick Heltebrake, Camp Ranger, Files Lawsuit For $1 Million Christopher Dorner Reward

LOS ANGELES -- A camp ranger whose truck was taken by Christopher Dorner filed a lawsuit Monday for the $1 million reward offered for information leading to the capture of the rogue ex-cop believed to have committed suicide after killing four others during a rampage and manhunt.


Rick Heltebrake filed a breach-of-contract suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court claiming his call to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department after Dorner ordered him and his dog out of the truck and fled on Feb. 12 directly led to Dorner's hideout in a mountain cabin where he engaged deputies in a final shootout.




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Huffington Post Popular News: Willem-Alexander Becomes New Dutch King After Queen Beatrix Abdicates The Throne (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

AMSTERDAM — Willem-Alexander became the first Dutch king in more than a century Tuesday as his mother, Beatrix, abdicated after 33 years as queen.


The generational change in the House of Orange-Nassau gave the Netherlands a moment of celebration, pageantry and brief respite as this trading nation of nearly 17 million struggles through a lengthy recession brought on by the European economic crisis.




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Huffington Post Popular News: Mindy Kaling Talks Steve Carell And 'The Office' Finale On 'Late Show With David Letterman' (VIDEO)

Mindy Kaling was more than willing to promote her return to "The Office" for its upcoming finale on "Late Show," but David Letterman was a lot more interested in who else might be there. Namely, he wanted her to confirm if Steve Carell would be returning.


"You were there. You know who’s there," he chided her when she feigned uncertainty.


"To be perfectly honest, now, I was drunk out of my mind when I shot the finale," Kaling responded. "I couldn’t tell who was there."




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Huffington Post Popular News: 'The Voice' Knockout Rounds: Blake Shelton Tells Judith Light To Punch Him In The Face (VIDEO)

This week, it's all about the Knockout Rounds on "The Voice." Both the Monday and Tuesday episodes run two hours long so the coaches can pare their team down from eight contestant to only four each. Like the Battle Rounds, they partner them up, but this time the contestants each sing their own song -- and it's one of their own choosing -- and there is no more steal.


Fist up were Team Adam and Team Shakira, and there were definitely some powerhouse performances. Judith Light has been bowing the coaches away every time she sings, and she did it again. Facing off against Orlando Dixon, even he seemed to know he had an uphill battle with this one.


Judith wailed a Willie Nelson song, which made it sting even more for Blake Shelton. "Not only did you pick Adam [Levine] as your coach, and I wanted you badly," he said. "Now you come up here and do a Willie Nelson song. Why don’t you just come down here and punch me in the face and get it over with?'




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Huffington Post Popular News: 'The Following' Finale: Who Lives And Who Dies In Ryan's Final Confrontation With Joe? (VIDEO)

The first season of Fox's "The Following" came to its inevitable, bloody, explosive and somewhat predictable end. It all came down to a final confrontation between Ryan and Joe, with Claire's life hanging in the balance. Only Ryan was able to get under Joe's skin by telling him this was a terrible ending for his book.


Joe's insecurity about his writing abilities was an easy mark for Ryan to target, and it allowed him to gain enough control of the situation to save Claire's life and set Joe on the run again. This time, the chase ended in a fiery explosion that seemingly ended Joe's life.


TV Line seemed to be mixed about Joe's demise, writing, "Yay?" They also posed the question, "Is Joe really dead?' Buddy TV wasn't so sure, either. "His own death was the perfect ending, unless of course, he's still alive," they said. "Perhaps, that would be an even better ending."




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