Frequent business traveler Allen Crockett learned a painful lesson about how wind turbulence can jolt even big airline jets.
He bolted for the lavatory before landing during what had been a calm American Airlines flight from Chicago to Raleigh, N.C., in 2006. But the MD-80 suddenly lurched violently, banging Crockett's left knee against the toilet bowl to partially tear a ligament and his right hand against molding to rupture a tendon.
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Rebels and militias across Africa have discovered the illegal trade in elephant ivory. Coveted in Asia, their tusks bring in handsome sums that are funding wars across the continent. Many game wardens hardly stand a chance against the slaughter.
Celebrities sport new and fabulous hairstyles.
Blow off the dark, dreary gym and step into the sunlight.
The British royals plan to sue a French magazine after a paparazzi shot was published.
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