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Say what you will about Harold Camping, but he was extremely effective in getting his message out. His followers pounded the pavement, his message broadcasted online and in radios all over the country, and his works were translated to 75 languages.

Harold Camping is not someone who heartily owns up to his mistakes.

Casey Anthony, accused of killing her toddler daughter Caylee Anthony, turned on the waterworks at her trial today.

The Casey Anthony trial, for the alleged murder of her toddler Caylee Anthony, is chilling and bizarre. It’s a mystery that

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that California prisons violated the US constitution – their cramping of prisoners in overcrowded conditions constitutes cruel and unusual punishment.

Yes, there is a 2012 presidential candidate who supports the legalization of marijuana. He's name is Gary Johnson, a wildly popularly former governor of New Mexico who stepped down because he could only govern for two terms.

Harold Camping admitted one mistake on his Family Radio program: he got the nature of the judgment wrong.

Harold Camping's campaign to warn the world about the End Times is now over.

Two days after his failed ‘Doomsday’ prediction, Harold Camping is set to address the world.

When the fateful hour of 6 p.m. local time passed on Saturday May 21st, ‘Doomsday’ prophet Harold Camping was nowhere to be found.

While Barack Obama authorized the kill operation of Osama bin Laden, Gary Johnson – a 2012 presidential contender on the Republican side – probably could have hopped on the helicopter and done the job himself.

Harold Camping’s May 21st ‘Doomsday’ prediction ended in a spectacular bust.

Harold Camping was finally found after his Saturday ‘Doomsday’ prediction spectacularly failed.

Harold Camping and his 'end of the world' 2011 prediction have captured the public's attention. While thousands of people believe him, the vast majority of people were there for the show.

To the general public, Harold Camping’s failed ‘Doomsday’ prediction was a spectacle and an annoyance. To atheists, it was an excuse to party and an opportunity to mock. For Camping’s followers, however, the ‘Doomsday’ failure was absolutely devastating.

Harold Camping's 'Doomsday' prediction may have been a minor amusement or annoyance to the general public, but real lives have been destroyed.

Harold Camping has been definitively proven wrong. He said an apocalyptical earthquake would happen at 6 p.m. local time in New Zealand on May 21st. Then, it would spread east to Australia, Japan, China, etc., until it reaches the West Coast of the United States.

Harold Camping's Doomsday prediction hasn't failed, according to one of his followers.

Herman Cain, an African-American and self-made man, embodies the American dream.

Herman Cain just announced his candidacy for the 2012 presidency on the Republican ticket with strategic brilliance.

Harold Camping’s Wikipedia page was briefly defaced by Netizens who were outraged at how he raked in millions in donations from his followers with his false 'Doomsday' prediction.

Harold Camping’s May 21st ‘Doomsday’ is less than 2 hours away. Camping claimed that on May 21st, 6 p.m. local time, a rolling earthquake around the world will mark the beginning of the end times.

Harold Camping is a false prophet. Six p.m. local time on May 21st 2011 already passed in New Zealand without incident, the first place the apocalyptical earthquakes are supposed to have occurred. Six p.m. also peacefully passed in Sydney, Tokyo, and Beijing.

There has been no New Zealand earthquake – none of the apocalyptical proportion that Harold Camping expected – and he has just been proven a false prophet.

Harold Camping's 'end of the world' May 21st Doomsday is less than 5 hours away.

Markets have tanked in May not because of the Doomsday prediction of Harold Camping. Rather, investors are scared of the 'Armageddon' on June 30, 2011 - the end of QE2.

Harold Camping and his 'end of the world' 2011 prediction have captured the public's attention. Only a handful of people believe it. Some think it could be true. The vast majority of people are here for the show.

Harold Camping's message of May 21 'End of the World' has caused a stir around the world. Out of curiosity, paranoia, or mockery, many people are paying attention.

Yup. There’s an iPhone app for the end of the world on Saturday, May 21st, 2011. For $1.99.