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Top Sports Teams
- 2008: NHL - New York Rangers: (6 - 2 - 1)
- 2008: NFL - Tennessee Titans: (6 - 0)
NHL Leaders on this Day
- 2008: Evgeni Malkin, PIT - 11 PTS
- 2008: Thomas Vanek, BUF - 7 Goals
- 2008: Henrik Lundqvist, NYR - 4 WinsNHL.com: NHL Stat Leaders
NFL Leaders on this Day
- 2008: Drew Brees, NO - 2224 Pass YDS
- 2008: Clinton Portis, WSH - 818 Rush YDS
- 2008: Cortland Finnegan, TNE - 4 InterceptionsNFL: Player Stat Leaders
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The 2000s
- 2007: The Chinese Communist Party gives President Hu Jintao an additional five year term.
- 2005: Tropical Storm Alpha forms in the Atlantic Ocean, the 22nd named storm of the season makes 2005 the most active storm season in recorded history.
- 2002: A bus driver in Maryland becomes the 13th and Final victim of the Beltway Sniper.
October 22 1962
1962: During the Cuban Missile Crisis, on this day John F. Kennedy announced that the Soviet Union has missiles and weapons on Cuban soil and imposed a blockade.
The 1950s
The 1910s
- 1914: The American Congress passes Underwood Simmons Act bringing the first Income Tax to those who earn more then $3,000.
October 22 2008 Top Social News Stories
- Reddit: John McCain commits his biggest gaffe of the campaign so far (1229 Score)
- Digg: Palin Claims The VP Is In Charge Of The U.S. Senate (5005 Diggs)
- Fark: Baptist priest calls birth control "murder." Your mom's face now a crime scene (3951 Clicks)
- YouTube: Barack in St. Louis: "Wow" (114,254 Views)
- VideoSift: The Daily Show: A Visit to Wasilla (143 Sifts)
October 22 Moment of Zen
- The Daily Show: No Stopping Us (2001)
- The Daily Show: Monkeys and Moonshine (2003)
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