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This Satan Statue Could End up at Oklahoma State House
The Oklahoma state house could soon be getting a new monument.
A New York based group called the Satanic Temple unveiled designs Monday for a seven-foot goat-headed statue of Satan with children at its feet.
The state legislature okayed a privately-funded Ten Commandments monument erected in 2012 and that opens the door for this Satan statue, says the organization.
Opponents say the group is just trying to get their goat.
The devil's advocates say the statue would also double as a place for visitors to sit – on the cozy lap of Lucifer.
See full story at CNN affiliate KFOR
See Goat Try to Get Into Home
If you could charge a goat with attempted burglary, this "Billy" would be in jail right now.
It got loose in an Oklahoma City neighborhood and tried to head-butt one man's front door.
The goat then went after the cops and tried to use those horns to break into their cruisers.
Though everyone's OK and the goat is back with its owner.
See Woman Freak Out After Winning Audi
You have to see this woman's reaction to becoming "The Price is Right's" biggest winner ever.
Can Someone Explain These Crop Circles?
This isn't a scene from the movie "Signs."
This is actual footage of giant "crop circles" that appeared on a farm near the central California coast.
So, naturally this has people wondering - is this the work of aliens... Or some very talented pranksters?
Two friends driving on a nearby road sunday night witnessed strange bursts of green light flashing on the horizon.
They videotaped it and posted it on YouTube where it went viral, bringing a number of curious onlookers to the scene on Monday to see it for themselves.
See full story from CNN affiliate KSBW
Soldier's Surprise Homecoming & Proposal
See a Florida woman receive the surprise of a lifetime when her boyfriend comes home & proposes during a Christmas special.
CNN affiliate WTSP has the video above.
Ready, Set, Shop! It's Black Friday!
It is Black Friday, and the mad dash to find the best holiday deals has begun. Scenes of shoppers fighting their way into stores is playing out all across the country.
Crowds are lining up – not always politely – for clothes, electronics and more, with everyone looking to get a bang for their buck. That is of course if stores haven't already sold out of the hottest items already. CNN's Zain Asher reports.
Will Snoopy and Woodstock Fly?
With the worst of the severe weather behind us now... one big questions remains unanswered! Will Snoopy and Woodstock fly?
Three-and-a-half million expected guests - many of them tourists - are crossing their fingers and praying to the weather gods right now because the 87th Macy's thanksgiving day parade is set to begin with high winds whipping through Manhattan - sponge bob, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of the "big balloon" gang – could be grounded.
Rep. Cassidy: Obama needs to lead on looming forced spending cuts
Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) on the chances of a last-minute deal to avoid forced massive spending cuts.
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15-year-old wins big prize for pancreatic cancer detection test
Students from across the country competed in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair last week in Pittsburgh, and out of the 1,500 kids who competed from more than 70 countries, 15 year old Jack Andraka was named the top winner, landing the $75,000 grand prize.
Andraka, a high school freshman, created a non-invasive and cheap way to detect pancreatic cancer, the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States.
The test uses a dip-stick sensor, based on diabetic test paper, to test blood or urine for signs of early stage pancreatic cancer.
Boasting a 90% accuracy rate, the patent-pending sensor is 168 times faster, 26,000 times less expensive and over 400 times more sensitive than previous tests. Andraka believes the sensor can also be extended to detect ovarian and lung cancers.
Andraka talks to Alina Cho on Early Start today about his big win and what’s next for him.
SpaceX shuttle set to make space history
Earlier this week, the rocket carrying SpaceX's dragon capsule launched into space and headed toward the International Space Station carrying supplies like food, computer equipment and tools for experiments that are to be handed off to astronauts.
If the unmanned shuttle successfully links up with the space station this morning, it will be the first time a private spacecraft has accomplished such a feat.
Astronaut Dan Tani calls into Early Start this morning to explain the mission and to discuss the significance of the historic day.
