By Reuters Article Reprint LONDON (Reuters) – A billionaire Saudi prince lost a London court battle on Wednesday when a judge ordered that he should pay a $10-million commission linked to the sale of a
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A New Mississippi Law Will Force Teen Moms to Submit Cord Blood for DNA Testing
mommynoire.com Article Reprint Mississippi has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the country, and it’s hoped that a new law will help get to the bottom of things. Now, if a girl under
Read moreObama Administration Seeks to Keep Tens of Thousands Imprisoned Under Unfair Crack VS Powder Cocaine Penalities
Our black political class wants to feed us outrage over the case of Trayvon Martin. But for 3 years the black press, advocacy organizations and the black political class have ignored the Obama administration’s attempt
Read moreSecret Sex Tape: Monica Lewinsky Caught On Explicit Recording Telling Bill Clinton, ‘I Could Take My Clothes Off…’
By: radaronline.com Article Reprint A sex tape that Monica Lewinsky recorded for Bill Clinton at the height of their scandalous affair has leaked, during which the former White House intern is heard planning a secret
Read moreWhy China is Buying Up Detroit?
Why Are The Chinese Gobbling Up Real Estate And Businesses In Detroit? By: Michael Snyder Article Reprint Dozens of companies from China are putting down roots in Detroit, part of the country’s steady push into
Read moreCPS School Closings: Motion to Stop Closing of 10 Schools Dismissed
By Kyla Gardner Article Reprint CHICAGO — A Cook County judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday to prevent 10 elementary schools from being closed by CPS. Chicago Public Schools is slated to close 49 schools due
Read more5,000 Chinese factory workers strike over Indian takeover of American firm
By Agence France-Presse Article Reprint More than 5,000 Chinese workers at a Sino-US joint venture tyre manufacturer have gone on strike against the American parent company’s $2.5 billion takeover by an Indian firm, state media
Read moreBananas thrown at Italy’s first black minister
By Reuters Article Reprint By Catherine Hornby ROME (Reuters) – Some of Italy’s top politicians on Saturday rallied behind the country’s first black minister, a target of racist slurs since her appointment in April, after
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