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• Officials Say They Are Falling Behind On Mortgage Fraud Cases
• When Drug Causes Haiti Police Chief, Andresol, To Painfully Say "I Can't Trust Most Of The 5,000 Men On My Force"
• A Nightmare For Liberty City 7 Ex-Defendant
• Haiti's Hair-Raising Traffic Offers Glimpse Of What Is Right In Society
• In Reversal, Fed Approves Plan To Curb Risky Lending
• Lots Of Blame To Go Around In Subprime Mortgage Crisis; American Dream, Not Also For Haitian-American Couple
• Mugabe's Presence Hijacks European-African Meeting
• How Subprime-Loan Mess Hit Poor Immigrant Groups
• The Rape Epidemic
• Mothers Skimp As States Take Child Support
• A Pygmy Traveler Gives Voice To A Marginalized People
• Migrant Money Flow: A $300 billion current
• Black Americans: One race or more?
• Latin Mass Draws Interest After Easing Of Restrictions
• Exile's Life Unravels After Illegal Vote
• Borrowers Face Dubious Charges In Foreclosures
• This Time, Housing Is Taking Department Stores Down With It
• 1944 Conviction Of Black Soldiers Ruled Flawed
• Reports Suggest Broader Loses From Mortgages
• A Language, Not Quite Spanish, With African Echoes
• The Measures Of Wealth
• French Benefits: Migrants Find Help South Of U.S. Border
• The United States Of Subprime Loans
• In The American State Of Georgia, Finally A Tribute To Haitian Soldiers For Heroism In American Revolution
• On TV, The Maids Are Always Black Or Haitians And The Models Are Always  White
• The Oldest Inmate, Also A Heart Surgeon, Is Ready To Confess. Sort Of.
• Cellphone Revolution Has People Talking In Haiti, Caribbean Region
• Illegal Immigrants Own Homes With Help Of  Bank Loans
• Former Haiti Hell-Sent Dictator Aristide Will Most Likely Be Deprived Too Of Stolen Assets
• Home Loan Trap
• Gangs Grow, But Hard-Line Approach Is Stirring Doubts
• Haitian Voodoo In The Unlikeliest Of Places: A Long Island suburb
• Former Haitian Leaders, Including Baby Doc And Arisitide, Begin To Stir
• Bush Offers Relief For Some On Home Loans
• Taking On The Gangs
• Patients Turn To No-Interest Loans For Health Care
• Are Your Jeans Sagging? Go Directly To Jail
• Schools Fight For Teachers Because Of High Turnover
• Kids As Young As 10 Forced Into Domestic Servitude In Haiti, Alternately Slavery
• More Than Half Black, Hispanic Applicants For Teaching Jobs In Massachusetts Fail State Licensing Exam
• The Politics Of God
• Crime Consumed A Family, And An 8-Year-Old Boy Is Shot To Death By His 7-Year-Old Male Cousin
• In Silicon Valley, Millionaires Who Don't Feel Rich
• The U.S. Economy/Housing Busts And Hedge Fund Meltdowns: A spectator's guide
• A Town Takes Illegal Immigration Into Its Own Hands
• Haiti Tastes Peace Under Preval
• Top Lender, Countrywide, Says Housing Market Might Not Begin Recovering Until 2009
• For Parking Spot, The Price Is Right At $56,250 A Tire
• In Economics Departments, A Growing Will To Debate Fundamental Assumptions
• Increasing Rate Of foreclosures Upsets Atlanta
• Universal Care Plan Faces Hurdles In Massachusetts
• CAPE VERDE/In A World On The Move, A Tiny Nation Strains To Cope
• States Face Decisions On Who Is Mentally Fit To Vote
• Web Help For Getting A Mortgage The Criminal Way
• The Money Issue: The Inequality Economy, The Class Consciousness Raiser
• Immigrant Bill, Lacking 15 Votes, Stalls In Senate
• Elite Colleges Open New Door To Low-Income Youths
• In Zambabwe, Even Fast Disappearing Middle Class Citizens' Daily Quality Of Life Can Easily Be Equated To Hell On Earth, In Hyperinflation Terms
• The Saga Of 'Toto' Constant
• New Routes And New Risk To Flee Haiti
• Deal Is Reached In Senate On Immigration
• The Pope Denounces Capitalism And Marxism
• Paying The Rent In New York: 4 Roommates (Or A Trust Fund)
• In French Bid, Immigrant's Son Battles Reputation As Anti-immigrant
• Jamaica And Haiti Lead The Caribbean Region, With More Than 33 Murders Per 100,000 Citizens Annually
• As Pace Of Deportation Rises, Illegal Families Are Digging In
• For $82 A Day, Booking A Cell In A Five-star Jail
• In Turnabout, Infant Deaths Climbs In South Of United States; Haiti Abject Poverty Type, Obesidy And Lack Of Prenatal Care Cited - A Viable Toll
• The Perils Of Being Suddenly Rich; Dot-Com Entrepreneur Loses Fortune To Money-Managing Blunders
• An Accounting Of Daily Gun Deaths In The United States
• Who's Watching The F.B.I.?
• Interracial Marriages Surge Across U.S.; Haiti Native Man Contracts Marriage With Woman Born In Sweden
• Haitians Have High Profile, Low Clout
• Can Poor People Be Taught To Save?
• BOOK The Insurgency Against Notorious Tyrant Jean-Bertrand Aristide: An interview with Guy Philippe
• Men, Each, On The Average, Has Three Co-wives, Apparently Eight Children, Two Fiancees, Three Girlfriends
• New Translation Prompts Debate On Islamic Verse
• Reverse Foreign Aid: Why are poor countries subsidizing rich ones?
• For Some Subprime Borrowers, Including Haitian Native Myriam Philemond, Few Good Choices
• An Illegal Worker, A Troubled Citizen And A Stolen Name
• Oh, Yes, We Whites Only; Deport Those Black, Stupid, Dirt-Poor, Illiterate, Disease-Carrier Haitians
• Crisis Looms In Mortgages, Upbeat Analyses Add Air To A Loan Balloon
• Influx Of Deportees Stirs Anger In Haiti
• Citizens Who Lack Papers Lose Medicaid
• Why Do We Believe In God?
• The Imprisonment Of A Haitian Boy At Age 8; Apparently, Mainly In Praise Of Unparalleled Gross Child Abuse
• What A College Education Buys
• An Interview With Jean-Bertrand Aristide
• Discover The Other Haiti, A Haitian Eden
• U.N. Troops Fight Haiti's Gangs One Battered Street At A Time
• The Peace Paradox: How an urge to end war can lead to more war
• Study Of Immigrants: Lighter Skin Is Closely Connected To Higher Income
• A New Castro?
• How Much Does A Neighborhood Affect The Poor?
• Former Hell-Sent Dictator Saddam Hussein Hanged In Baghdad (Images)
• For Haitian Deportees, American-Style 'Grills' Mark Them As Targets For Violence, Hate
• Seductively Easy, Payday Loans Often Snowball
• What Should A Billionaire Give - And What Should You
• For Welfare Clients, Temp Jobs Can Be A Roadblock
• Real Estate In The U.S. Expected To Flounder In 2007
• Web Site Hunts Pedophiles, And TV Goes Along
• Augusto Pinochet, Dictator Who Ruled By Terror In Chile, Dies At 91
• Court Rejects Interpretation Of Immigration Drug Law
• More Borrowers With Risky Loans Are Falling Behind
• Do Immigrants, including Haitians, Make Us Safer?
• New Citizens Will Need Deeper Knowledge
• Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Has Unpleasant Words For United States' President Bush In Letter To The Latter Fellow Compatriots
• Lawyers Debate Why Blacks Lag At Major Firms
• Very Rich Are Leaving The Merely Rich Behind
• Zoning Laws That Bar Pedophiles Raise Concerns For Law Enforcers
• Big People On Campus
• Still Left Behind: What It Will Really Take To Close The Education Gap
• American Dream Now Immigration Nightmare
• As Older Students Return To Classrooms, a Thriving Industry Develops
• 10 Ways To Stumble In Commercial Real Estate
• Top Republicans Leave Telecom Accused Of Bribing Former Hell-Sent Haiti Dictator Aristide
• Medicaid Wants Citizenship Proof For Infant Care
• Scams Use Leased Radio Time To Target Immigrant Listeners
• Islam, Terror And The Second Nuclear Age
• Africa's World Of Forced Labor, In A 6-Year-Old's Eyes
• Flow Of Immigrants' Money To Latin America Surges
• Pope Benedict XVI Speech: "Show me," I quote, " Just What Mohammad Brought That Was New, And There You Will Find Thinggs Only Evil And Inhuman, Such As His Command To Spread By The Sword The Faith He Preached."

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• UK Medical Journal Lancet Investigating Author Of Haiti Alleged Bogus, Extremely Partisan Study
• Report Detailed St. Fleur Nearly Familiar Catalogue Of Problems
• At 2-Year Colleges, Students Eager But Unready
• With Millions In 9/11 Payments, Bereaved Cannot Buy Green Cards
• Read Between All Those For-Sale Signs
• How Do You Take A Gun Away?
• Africa Adds To Miserable Ranks Of Child Workers
• The Fame Motive
• Gen. Alfredo Stroessner, Colorful Dictator Of Paraguay For 35 Years, Dies In Exile At 93 ... When Will Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Totalitarian Dictator Of Haiti For 13 Years, Expire, Too?
• Braking Through Adoption's Racial Barriers
• Help For The Hardest Part Of Prison: Staying Out
• Facing Middle Age With No Degree, And No Wife
• Who Is Raul Castro?
• Study Finds Disparities In Judges' Asylum Rulings
• Housing Slows, Taking Big Toll On The Economy
• The Case Of Marie And Her Sons
• After The Bell Curve
• Economic Growth Provides Little For World's Poorest
• Study Documents 'Ghetto Tax' Being Paid by the Urban Poor
• Immigration Enforcement Benefits Prison Firms
• The Immigration Equation: Do illegal immigrants take jobs? Expand the economy? Drag down wages? Create opportunity?
• Aristide: Drugs, Brutal Murders, And Millions Of Dollars
• Here Illegally, Working Hard And Paying Taxes
• Immigration Math: It's A Long Story
• The Money Issue
• Dollars And Dreams: Immigrants As Prey
• Technology And Easy Credit Give Identity Thieves An Edge
• THE NUCLEAR CRISIS Letters Of Iran's President Mamood Ahmadi-Najad To United States' President George W. Bush
• America's 'Near Poor' Are Increasingly At Economic Risk, Experts Say
• The Other Immigration: Highly skilled migrants are much in demand. Why aren't they always welcom?
• Once Marginal, But Now Kings Of The Oil World
• Way Upstairs, Downstairs: The Gap Between The Rich And The Rest Of Us Has Grown Wider
• Medicaid Rule For Immigrants May Bar Coverage For Others
• Path To Deportation Can Start With A Traffic Stop
• Oh, God, We Haitians Have More Than Our Share: Swollen Limbs, A Disease Hidden Agony
• In Ancient Document, Judas, Minus The Betrayal
• Senate Deal For Immigration Set, But Then Falters
• Long-Awaited Medical Study Questions The Power Of Prayer
• Bill To Broaden Immigration Law Gains In Senate

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Jean-Baptiste Point du Sable, an African American from Saint-Domingue,

now Haiti, the pioneer settler of the U.S. city of Chicago.

John James Audubon, French-U.S. ornologist, artist, and naturalist

born illegitimately to a French merchant in Haiti.

Pierre Toussaint, the first Haitian-born slave to be considered for sainthood by the

Vatican, and he will be the United States' first black saint.  More on Toussaint./

Haiti press freedom - Annual report 2002

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