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Miami Herald - South Korea's parliament voted Friday to extend the country's troop deployment in Iraq for another year, a move supporters said was crucial to maintaining good relations with the United States. The National Assembly approved the extension of the ...

Miami Herald - While the 2008 presidential candidates are taking potshots at each other, some young Americans are taking shots at the entire two-party system. When asked to respond to a YouTube video by Medill News Service that shows young adults shouting the first ...

Miami Herald - With the Iowa caucus only a week away, two top Republican presidential hopefuls battled it out in Florida on Thursday, trying to lay the groundwork for a Jan. 29 primary victory by wooing veterans, Cuban Americans, retirees and law enforcement ...

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ContactCenterWorld.com - Websites that are unable to answer basic customer service questions and companies that take more than 100 hours to reply to email are forcing UK consumers to pick up the phone if they want fast customer service. These are the findings of the latest ...

No one wants to be a victim. It is painful and physiologically damaging to be victimized. In this segment, with the help of Government publications, I will share with you some areas of concern. This is not to say every deal is shady but is to point out when you should be extra alert. You should take steps to be aware of possible shady deals and scams that rob you of your money and dignity. To help protect you and avoid being victimized here are a few points to keep in mind.

Miami Herald - A growing number of lawmakers in Congress are voluntarily giving up one of the biggest perks of office - at the risk of alienating their constituents. More than 20 members of the House and Senate have vowed not to seek any new earmarks for their ...

Boston Globe - Economists and politicians can debate all they want about whether the nation is sliding into its first recession in nearly seven years. To Chuck Rizzo, the picture is clear. Rizzo was recently laid off from his customer service job at a home builder ...

Miami Herald - President Bush and top congressional leaders are looking for quick agreement on how to pump as much as $150 billion in tax cuts and government spending into the ailing economy to head off a recession. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and leaders ...

Miami Herald - The Los Angeles Times fired its top editor after he rejected a management order to cut $4 million from the newsroom budget, 14 months after his predecessor was also ousted in a budget dispute, the newspaper said Sunday. James O'Shea was fired ...