Bank of America Halts Sales of Foreclosed Homes In 50 States...PLUS: The Conversation: Redefining Beautiful

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October 8, 2010

Bank of America Halts Sales of Foreclosed Homes In 50 States Foreclosure document scandal grows, 'Unimaginably Bad' Outcomes Contemplated More > The Conversation: Redefining Beautiful Girls at a Texas high school start "makeup free" club to empower women. More > Nat Geo: Return to Crystal Cave These scientists, part of a multidisciplinary team exploring the Naica caves in Mexico, sample the various crystal found in the numerous chambers to determine if there is a connection with the microbes found in and around the Giant Crystal cave...[continue] Jerry Brown's Team Calls Meg Whitman 'Whore' California Attorney General Jerry Brown, the state's Democratic candidate for governor, left a phone message in early September for a union official whose endorsement he was seeking, but apparently forgot to hang up -- because a lively discussion...[continue] More World Newser > New Book Breaks Down 'America's Four Gods' 'World News' Investigates Hotel Marketing Photos Did Lou Dobbs Hire Undocumented Workers? Twelve-Tour Soldier Killed in Afghanistan NYC to Food Stamp Users: No Soda for You Year After Obama's Nobel, Where's the Peace? 'Outrageous': Lou Dobbs Fights Report That He Used Illegal Immigrants Hotel 'Photo Fakeouts' Mislead Travelers How Do Americans View God? Person of the Week: Your Ideas for Creating Jobs in America

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