
WWE wrestler, Chris Benoit, is found dead in his home along with his family in June 2007. It is confirmed that in a possible steroid rage, Benoit killed both his wife and son and then hung himself.

The weight loss drug gets a lot of press in 2007. People are all searching for a miracle pill. Detroit Pistons guard, Lindsey Hunter, is benched for 10 games when he tests positive for taking phentermine.
In March 2007 contaminated pet food caused the death of many pets across the nation. The pet food recall lists grew and people wanted to make sure that their beloved animals were safe from harm.
As we become more aware of the problem that is global warming, people begin to talk about it. The super hot summer and almost non existent fall of 2007 make this clear. The issue is also getting some additional press behind it with people like Al Gore supporting the cause.
In April 2007 a tragedy occurred in Blacksburg, Virginia. Seung-Hui Cho went on a shooting rampage and killed 32 of his fellow students while on campus. The nation rallied around the students and alumni in this time of need.
The war in Iraq continues to rage on. Casualties are reported from overseas and people continue to question the motivation behind the war.
In the summer of 2007, Juanita Bynum made news when her husband, Thomas Weeks, assaulted her. Being as both Bynum and Weeks were preachers, this made quite a stir.
Controversy over Iran still stirs. People are searching for updates on the Middle East crisis.
Immigration is still hot this year. What are the laws? How will they change? These are all questions that people want answers to.
Don Imus was always known for being a shock jock. But his antics came into the spotlight in April 2007 when he made an inappropriate on-air comment about the Rutgers women’s basketball team. The controversy resulted in CBS taking Don’s show off the air immediately following his comments.