One Islamic City Tries Mass Weddings to Coax Single Men Into Peaceful Ways; Some Are Skeptical By Drew Hinshaw Article Reprint KANO, Nigeria—A team of Islamic elders and bureaucrats is casting aside Nigeria’s violent approach
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College Tuition Increases Slow, but Government Aid Falls
Students Continue to Suffer From a Cycle of Rising Costs and Debt By:Douglas Belkin and Caroline Porter Article Reprint After decades of rampant growth, the rate of tuition increases at U.S. colleges and universities has
Read moreU.S. jobless rate drops to 7.2%
Employers add 148,000 jobs in September, falling short of expectations chicagotribune.com Article Reprint U.S. employers added 148,000 jobs in September, falling short of the 180,000 expected, and the unemployment rate dropped to 7.2 percent,
Read moreNotorious BIG declared too fat to have street corner named after him
The late rapper’s criminal history also failed to impress community leaders By:Liam O’Brien Article Reprint Proposals to name a Brooklyn street corner after the late rapper Notorious BIG have hit a stumbling block – a
Read moreEven Oprah isn’t on board with ObamaCare
By Edward Klein Article Reprint As the White House was gearing up to sell ObamaCare to the American people last summer, Valerie Jarrett, the president’s pointwoman on a host of issues, phoned Oprah Winfrey. She
Read moreEscaped Killers Joseph Jenkins And Charles Walker Captured In Panama City Beach
By BRENDAN FARRINGTON and MELISSA NELSON Article Reprint PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. — PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (AP) — With two convicted killers back in police custody, authorities have shifted attention to finding out who
Read moreHome> U.S. Escaped Florida Killers May Have Paid $8,000 for Forged Release Papers
Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. Breaking News By JOSH HASKELL, STEVE OSUNSAMI, DAN HARRIS and ALEXIS SHAW Article Reprint Two convicted murderers who escaped from a Florida prison may have paid someone thousands
Read moreHome> U.S. Controversial Gang Injunction Overturned by Utah Supreme Court
By LIZ FIELDS Article Reprint Members of an Odgen street gang will be allowed to freely gather in public once more, after the Utah Supreme Court overturned a controversial injunction that had barred them from
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