National and World: US Residents Mount Humanitarian Aid to Haiti
A group of Haitian American leaders, state and local officials met to map out a humanitarian relief efforts as the extent of the damage from a category 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti.
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National and World: BBB Advises Donors on How to Vet Haiti Earthquake Charity Appeals
Not All Charities are Equipped to Help and Some Might be Fraudulent, Warns BBB
News Spotlight: Nigerian Terror Suspect: This Apple Fell Too Far From the Tree
The Mutallabs: contrasting terror-bound son Farouk Abdul Mutallab and business mogul father Alhaji Umaru Mutallab (above). On December 25, 2009 Farouk attempted to blow up a plane that was travelling from Amsterdam to Detroit, MI
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TYLER PERRY PREPS TOUR OF NEW MADEA PLAY
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‘Madea’s Big Happy Family’ marks character’s first stage outing in five years
As I See It – 8-25 – Anime: Tragedy Replaces Happy Ending in Fairy Tales
Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time in a village full of ninjas there lived an orphan named Naruto. When he was born, the chief of the village sealed a powerful and malevolent spirit of a nine-tailed fox inside thee child’s belly.
SERENA FINED LARGEST AMOUNT IN USTA HISTORY: US Open tirade will cost her more than 82 grand
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Serena Williams was fined a record $82,500 for her U.S. Open outburst against a lineswoman and could be suspended from the annual New York event if she has another “major offense” at any Grand Slam in the next two years.
Don’t Fall Prey to Identity Thieves over the Holidays
Tips to help you keep your money safe during the holiday season.
LEBRON JAMES DISCUSSES CANCER SCARE
NBA player describes ‘nerve-racking’ wait for biopsy results
Even in Death, King of Pop Stirs Racial Divide
The first nasty inkling that even the King of Pop can stir racial divides came with the Mt. Everest-sized list of postings on blogs, chat rooms, and Web sites the week after Michael Jackson’s death. Many writers dredged up all of the old drug, child molestation and other dirt digs on Jackson.
U.S. Combat Troops on Pace to Leave Iraqi Cities by June 30
U.S. Army 1st Lt. Fredrick Santucci, attached to 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, and an Iraqi army officer plan a patrol route through the city of Abu Ghraib, Nassir Wa Salam province, Iraq, on May 17, 2009. DoD photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Robert Whelan, U.S. Navy