Maurice DuBois
Seen At 11: Coming To Grips With Your Quarter-Life Crisis
These people are only in their 20s, and are just beginning their lives. It should be a time filled with promise and possibility, but many of them are already disillusioned.
Seen At 11: Teens Now Getting High On Hallucinogenic Flowers
Parents beware! Your teenager’s next high may not come from a drug purchased on the street, but from one picked in the backyard.
Volunteer Group Project Sunshine To Hold Annual Gala
“Project Sunshine” started in 1998 when founder Joseph Weilgus decided to do what he could to make a few sick kids smile. Since then, the idea has grown into a full-fledged non-profit organization with more than 15,000 volunteers in 175 cities worldwide.
Seen At 11: Myriad Of Bank Fees Draw Consumer Complaints
When it comes to banking, over-the-top fees are a top consumer complaint, with the amount varying from bank to bank.
Seen At 11: Cyber War In Europe Is Causing Internet Disruptions Everywhere
Something going on thousands of miles away could be affecting your Internet — from slower connections to service disruptions.
Seen At 11: The ‘Facebook Lockout’ Is Not A Scam; It’s Designed To Prevent Scams
If you use social media, you may be at risk of getting locked out of your own account, and it’s not a scam.
Argentine Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio Elected, Takes Name Pope Francis
Argentine Jorge Bergoglio has been elected pope, the first ever from the Americas and the first from outside Europe in more than a millennium.
Black Smoke Emerges From Sistine Chapel Chimney; No Pope Selected On Day 1 Of Conclave
Black smoke emerged from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, signaling that a decision had not yet been made. The conclave will resume on Wednesday.
Vatican City Gears Up As Cardinals Hold Final Talks On Eve Of Papal Conclave
On Tuesday afternoon, Cardinal Dolan and 114 other princes of the Church will enter the world-famous Sistine Chapel, which has been transformed into a papal polling place.
Cardinal Dolan Holds Mass In Rome Ahead Of Papal Conclave
Members of the Catholic Church worldwide spent this Sunday worshipping, before cardinals from around the world begin meeting to elect a new pope.
Investigation Finds Raccoon Dog Hair Used In ‘Faux Fur’ Labeled Clothes Sold At Century 21
The Humane Society and Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal visited several Century 21 locations to determine whether fur-trimmed garments were properly labeled.
Seen At 11: Horrors Of Combat May Affect Military Working Dogs As Well As Owners
Military working dogs are trained to jump out of helicopters, repel down walls, swim long distances, and sniff out bombs from up to two miles away. However, no matter how much preparation a war dog receives, the combat experience can still be traumatic.
Seen At 11: Have You Ever Paid ‘The Petty Consequence’?
Imagine, you go for a late-night stroll in the park, and you end up spending the rest of the night in a police station lockup. It’s happening to everyday people a lot more than you’d think.
Seen At 11: Fatigue Fighting Foods
Do you feel tired all the time, despite getting sleep at night? Getting your energy back could be simpler than you think. That’s because certain nutrient-rich foods can help fight fatigue — even give you energy to spare.
Seen At 11: The Bald Cure
Doctors say they’re closer than ever to finding a cure for baldness, and from the most unusual sources.


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