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Posted Friday, September 2, 2011
Haiti: A very violent, dangerous place
Haitian divers hope to aid ailing reef
A
male UN peacekeeping soldier who detests Haitian girls but loves boys showing
the best of himself
As refugees from Haiti linger, Dominicans' good will fades
A Bill Clinton aide for prime minister of Haiti
U.S. scientists knew 1940s Guatemalan STD studies were unethical, panel finds
Posted Tuesday, August 30, 2011
The TV Watch: Sharpton brings his pulpit to MSNBC
Police cuffed President Obama half uncle for allegedly drinking faster than fish, driving drunk
You too can help a Haitian kid get an education, and today
Police lineups start to face fact: Eyes can lie
Report: Cleared pool after drowning of Haitian-American Marie Joseph in Fall River
Assault case spurs debate, but Sharpton stays silent
Black South African goes from never a sip to vineyard fame
In father's memory, fighting to stay in Britain
Strauss-Kahn makes farewell visit to IMF
Posted Thursday, August 25, 2011
Haiti medical humanitarian trip leads to college opportunity for young man who speaks four languages
Online enterprises gain foothold as path to a college degree
Posted Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Second-largest U.S. Indian tribe expels slave descendants
A transsexual wedding in Cuba in images
A dream fulfilled, Martin Luther King memorial opens on national mall
Between haves, have-nots, an ever greater gulf
From some of the richest, two cheers for higher taxes
Posted Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Haiti police station consumed by flames after a mob attack
Weighing race and hate in a Mississippi killing
IMAGES/Leaders of the Libyan rebellion
Charges against Strauss-Kahn dismissed
IN BRIEF/Unidentified bandits opened fire on the building that houses Haiti's Minister of Justice and National Security late Friday, August 19, 2011. No one was hurt, but a bullet landed in the general director's office after piercing doors.
USA becomes food stamp nation but is it sustainable?
No surprise for bisexual men, report indicates they exist
Posted Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Federal policy resulting in wave of deportations draws protests
Posted Monday, August 15, 2011
U.S. releases CIA documents on Bay of Pigs invasion
For about $200 you can purchase from China a Massachusetts fake driver's license that looks real
Posted Sunday, August 14, 2011
2 sisters in Ky. fight for social security numbers
Like an automobile, Haiti stuck in the mud
Posted Saturday, August 13, 2011
Resistance widens to Obama initiative on criminal immigrants
Pennsylvania former judge sentenced to 28 years in prison in "kids-for-cash" scheme
Funeral for man entombed for 27 years in chimney
U.S. man hides mum's body, collects benefits
Apparently, a devastating ranking by Forbes Magazine for Northeastern University
Posted Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Moving the church back to its original mission
Hotel housekeeper sues Strauss-Kahn
Second recession in U.S. could be worse than first
Deportation tale with a surprise happy ending
Fatal rollover accident in Attleboro terminates Mattapan Haitian-American life
Posted Saturday, August 6, 2011
You may be due some cash from Bank of America
Freedom of the press muzzled in Haiti
Jean-Claude Bajeux, activist and scholar who fought Haiti's Duvalier dictatorship, died. Aged 79
How to beat the high costs of dialing abroad
An encore in Haiti: Nominee for prime minister is rejected
A verdict of culpability is returned against two former telecommunications executives
Haiti new president a bitter baptism for "Sweet Micky"
Posted Monday, August 1, 2011
Charting the American debt crisis
Joe Biden collecting rent from Secret Service
States and cities brace for less federal money
What's Mass. right to repair your automobile?
In Haiti, in a sign of protest Haitians block traffic over unjust evictions
A former dictator for-life now finds himself in a monkey-size cage
Posted Saturday, July 30, 2011
Drunk father lets 8-year-old son drive pickup, say police
In Haiti, at least 12 die after boats sinks
Anedie Azael, Miss Haiti Universe 2011
Posted Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Haiti's president, not as lucky as Mary Magdalene was, his motorcade stoned
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