By:New Delhi Article Reprint The World Bank will provide $3-5 billion annual assistance to India over the next four years to help eradicate poverty and improve healthcare mainly in the low-income states, World Bank Group
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Former NFL Star Jamal Anderson: From Dirty Bird to Dead Broke
Bank repossesses former pro-bowler’s home by Ashley R. Harris Article Reprint Former Atlanta Falcons star RB Jamal Anderson is set to bid his “Taj Jamal” adieu because his Atlanta mansion will soon be handed off
Read moreStephon Marbury Demanded to Finish Paying Mistress Off
A New York judge rules Stephon Marbury finish paying his mistress–more than $300,000. by Amber McKynzie Article Reprint Most athletes are known to have a mistress or two away from their wife at home, but
Read moreApple’s iPhone Loses Name Battle with Mexico’s iFone
By Agence France-Presse Article Reprint MEXICO CITY — A Mexican telecommunications firm named iFone has declared victory in a trademark battle with Apple’s iPhone, exposing the US company to a potential compensation payment. The Mexican
Read moreNews (Feed) Flash: Facebook Eyes New Changes
By: Cadie Thompson Article Reprint Facebook is shaking things up once again on its desktop platform — this time focusing in on breaking up the site’s news feed. On Thursday, the company is expected to
Read moreBillionaire Spends $30 Million to Stop Bridge
By Robert Frank Article Reprint It’s hard to find any politician or business leader arguing against better infrastructure in America. We hear constantly our crumbling roads, bridges, schools and energy grid. This was highlighted even
Read moreMeridian, Mississippi Sued by Federal Civil Rights Lawyers for Operating ‘School to Prison’ Pipeline
huffingtonpost.com Article Reprint Federal civil rights lawyers have filed a lawsuit against Meridian, Mississippi and other defendants in which they accuse city officials of operating a “school-to-prison pipeline” that jails students days at a time
Read moreLegal or Not, Will Americans Ever Buy Horse Meat?
By Josh Sanburn Article Reprint Every week, it seems, another restaurant, supermarket chain, or Swedish furniture maker announces that instead of feeding its customers beef, they — whoops! — accidentally served horse meat. Most Americans,
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