Apr
30
A Short Sale May Not Mean You're Home Free The Wall Street Journal Financially troubled borrowers may think that foreclosure or a short sale of their home means their mortgage woes are over. Not necessarily. Banks urge Senate to reject mortgage relief…(read more)
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Apr
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Souter appears set to leave high court
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By Peter S. Canellos and Milton J. Valencia WASHINGTON – David Hackett Souter, the intensely private New Hampshire jurist who emerged on the Supreme Court as a crucial defender of abortion rights and the separation of church and state, is retiring from …
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Apr
29
Protesters disrupt foreclosure auctions in Sacramento (The Sacramento Bee)
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Protesters disrupted several foreclosure auctions Tuesday on the Sacramento County Courthouse steps, winning a temporary cancellation of one and sending an unidentified auctioneer to the hospital with chest pains.
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by Josh Billings
Apr
29
A New Plan to Help Modify Second Mortgages The New York Times WASHINGTON — The Obama administration sought to expand its $50 billion plan to reduce home foreclosures, announcing a new program on Tuesday to help troubled homeowners modify second…(read more)
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by Josh Billings
Apr
29
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Obama Calls First 100 Days a 'Good Start'
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President Obama held the third prime-time press conference of his term after holding two other high-profile events, to mark the end of the opening phase of a presidency that has pressed an ambitious agenda even as it has been hit with mounting domestic …
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Apr
28
Protesters disrupt foreclosure auctions on courthouse steps (The Sacramento Bee)
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A large crowd of protesters disrupted several foreclosure auctions today on the Sacramento County Courthouse steps, winning temporary cancellation of one Sacramento foreclosure and sending an auctioneer to the hospital with chest pains.
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by George Bernard Shaw
Apr
28
ATF sends 100 agents to Houston to help stop flow of guns to Mexican cartels (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
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HOUSTON – Federal officials say 100 agents, analysts and other personnel have arrived in Houston in an effort to stop the flow of firearms from the United States to drug cartels in Mexico.
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by Paul Kantner
Apr
28
Home Prices Fall, but Pace Stops Setting Records The Wall Street Journal U.S. home prices continued their multiyear slide in February, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller home-price indexes, but they did stop their 16-month streak of record declines…(read more)
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Apr
28
Specter says he's switching from GOP to Democrats – Houston Chronicle
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Specter says he's switching from GOP to Democrats
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By DAVID ESPO AP Special Correspondent © 2009 AP WASHINGTON – Veteran Republican Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania abruptly switched parties Tuesday, a move intended to boost his re-election chances that also pushed Democrats within one seat of a …
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Apr
27
Hoosiers falling victim to foreclosure scams (WTHR Indianapolis)
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Families whose homes are in foreclosure are getting into even more trouble.
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