A Walmart Shopping Frenzy After Food Stamp Cards Malfunction
A glitch in the payment cards issued to food stamp recipients meant there were no spending limits
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Older Americans Ready to Work Longer
Lost economic ground means later retirements
Master Chef Star Joshua Marks’ Suicide Ended Long Struggle
Joshua Marks did not receive the necessary treatment, his family says
Lost California Hunter Survives on Lizards, Frogs and Squirrels
He survived for nearly three weeks
Kenyan Sets Record at Chicago Marathon
First major U.S. race since Boston bombing
Suspect in Baby Hope Case Confesses
Conrado Juarez pleads not guilty to second-degree murder
False Information May Have Sabotaged Student’s College Admissions Prospects
Horace Mann is investigating who sent out false information to an applicant’s schools
Boston School Bus Drivers Strike, So Cops Step Up
Unexpected work stoppage strands thousands of students
American Troops Abroad Get to Watch NFL Games Again
No word yet on reinstating the panda cam for the rest of us, however
Feds Reportedly Block ‘Fast and Furious’ Book
Former agent trying to write about controversial gun-tracking operation that went wrong
Five Former Bernie Madoff Aides Start Fraud Trial Tuesday
Five of Bernie Madoff’s former employees, including his longtime secretary, go on trial Tuesday for allegedly participating in the financier’s historic Ponzi scheme that bilked investors out of billions.
Fourth Charged in NYC Biker Assault
A fourth biker was arraigned Sunday and faces the most serious charges yet in a motorcycle gang assault on a New York City driver, NBC News reports.
Elizabeth Smart Recounts Almost Being Rescued
Missed chances during a then 14-year-old’s kidnapping ordeal that shocked the nation