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Kanye West dissed Taylor Swift again? Yes, indeed he did and this time, he also took a stab at his close friend Jay Z and his superstar wife, Beyonce Knowles. Benedict XVI's Resignation Officially Takes Effect
It’s official. Bennedict XVI is no longer the head of Catholic Church. His resignation has taken effect at 11 a.m. (PST). John Hopkins' Gynecologist Hid Camera; Outraged Patients Seeking Lawsuits
Police is investigating allegations by a John Hopkins’ employee indicating that a gynecologist at that hospital secretly recorded his patients with a camera he hid inside a pen. Actor Dale Robertson Dies Following Brief Illness
Actor Dale Robertson, best known for his starring roles on television and movies Westerns, died Tuesday after a brief illness. Vanuatu Quake: No Damages Reported on Pacific Island After 6.1-Magnitute
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake shook the coastal towns in the island of Vanuatu, an island located in the southern Pacific Ocean. Fortunately no injuries or structural damages occurred, reported The Epoch Times. Real Estate: Short Sales Skyrocketed in 2012
The number of homeowners who resorted to short sales in order to get out from under mortgage debt dramatically increased last year. Gatlinburg Tennessee Cabins Rated A Must-See Attraction by Hearthside Blog
If you're looking for an early-spring vacation, the Hearthside Cabin Rentals revealed the top eight attractions in Pigeon Forge Tennessee on the Hearthside blog. Privatizing Long Island Power Authority, Can It Lower Electric Bills For Long Island Families?
Governor Cuomo wants to privatize Long Island Power Authority, LIPA, in an effort to lower electric bills for families, reported WNYC.org. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. Hiding From Buyers The Homes Were Foreclosures
Canada's national housing agency is being questioned on whether they're selling properties that were foreclosed, reported The Financial Post. Urban League To Develop First Civil Rights Museum in New York City, Part of a $225 Million Development Center (PHOTO)
The new development, called the Urban League Empowerment Center is budgeted at $225 million and will include a 400,000-square-foot complex with affordable housing and retail stores. It will also house a brand new national headquarters for the National Urban League, reported the Daily News.
