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Click Here to View Daily Quiz   Daily Quizzes Game show trivia returns! Is the right answer behind door No. 1? View More istock History quiz: Lewis and Clark depart What happened on this day in history? View More istock Birthday quiz: Eat the cake, Luke Don't use your light saber to cut the cake ... View More istock Advertisement Money Headlines • Economic storm ahead? El Niño is back • Honda recalls 5 million cars as airbag woes spread • Hackers drain bank accounts via Starbucks app • The global economy has a 'titanic problem' • Google: Human drivers are the problem • Facebook starts partnership with 9 news publishers Sports Headlines • Jones: Cowboys better without Murray • Giants' Beckham Jr. lands Madden cover • NFL notebook: Elway, Namath disagree on Patriots' punishment • Johnson revved up for Saturday's All-Star Race • College football notebook: Florida QB Mornhinweg transferring • Angels closer Huston agrees to 2-year extension Most Recent Slideshows Apple Most valuable brands 2015 Take a look at Forbes' 2015 rankings of the most valuable brands. View More Robert Gildersleeve Victims of Philadelphia Amtrak crash At least seven people were killed in Tuesday night's Amtrak crash in Philadelphia. Five were identified as deceased, a sixth is missing and the last person has not been publicly identified. View More DFKI Robots could threaten these 8 occupations Robots and algorithms are likely to disrupt jobs in these eight formerly-stable career fields. See if your job is among them. View More Public domain On this day: May 14 English colonists settle in America, the Lewis and Clark Expedition starts a historic journey, Israel becomes an independent state, Frank Sinatra dies, and "Seinfeld" comes to an end, all on this day. View More Columbia Records 40 one-hit wonders who actually weren't From Tommy Tutone to A-ha, many bands and singers slapped with the "one-hit wonder" label are actually anything but. Here are just 40 of them. View More Getty Images Demonstrators take to the streets in protest after Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne announced there would be no charges filed against Officer Matt Kenny in the shooting death of 19-year-old Tony Robinson on May 12, 2015 in Madison, Wisconsin. Robinson was killed March 6th after Kenny responded to a several calls claiming Robinson was acting disorderly and violent. Kenny claims he was assaulted by Robinson and shot him in self defense. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) PHOTOS: City responds to charging decision in Tony Robinson shooting Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne said Tuesday afternoon that Officer Matt Kenny would not be criminally charged in Tony Robinson's shooting death in March. See the photos as we follow the community's reaction to the decision. View More Most Recent Slideshows You are receiving this message because you requested it from http://messages.channel3000.com/. This message contains advertisements from our sponsors. UNSUBSCRIBE Please do not reply to this e-mail. Any replies will go to an unmanaged email inbox and will not be responded to. © 2015 Morgan Murphy Media Morgan Murphy Media | 7025 Raymond Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53719 Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | The Terms of Use