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Atlanta Woman has Boyfriend Shoot Baby Daddy Multiple Times Then Brags About It

A suburban Atlanta woman who calls herself and her boyfriend "Bonnie and Clyde" is on the run after she had her boyfriend shoot her...

Chicago Fitness Owner Calls Working-out a Lifestyle Change

Staying fit should not be a temporary change, but a lifestyle one, fitness owner and National Fitness Spokesperson for the National Heart Association believes.

Dental care tied to overall men’s health

An empty seat at the barbershop is rare. Men's stores in the mall are always crowded, and when the latest athletic shoe rolls off the assembly line, they're immediately swooped up.

Ransom Notes: Black Press is Black history

“We wish to plead our own cause. Too long have others spoken for us in things which concern us dearly.” When Samuel Cornish and John Russwurm wrote those words on the front page of their Freedom's Journal newspaper 181 years ago, they were sta

UIC┤s new chancellor plans to diversify the campus

Even though she won't start until January 2009, Paula Allen-Meares has big plans as the first Black chancellor for the University of Illinois-Chicago.

FBI probe latest setback for beleaguered Detroit

DETROIT Auto industry cutbacks, double-digit unemployment and one of the nation's highest home foreclosure rates have left Detroit with a dreary economic future.

I understand Michelle Obama’s comment

Michelle Obama has all of a sudden become the center of attention in the election because she is perceived by John McCain's people to have made Barack Obama vulnerable to an attack on his loyalty to the country.

Sales tax driving people away from Cook County

Economists have said the soft economy has many poor families struggling to make ends meet and now with a hike in the local sales tax, tourists and residents said they will now look outside of Cook County for shopping opportunities.

Fed, SEC complete information-sharing pact

WASHINGTON Financial regulators on Monday announced an information-sharing agreement aimed at better detecting potential risks to the U.S. financial system.

Ka-ching! Consumers borrow mostly on credit cards

WASHINGTON Consumers boosted their borrowing in May, mostly reflecting heavy credit card use to finance their purchases.

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