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    Lyneka Little

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    Lyneka Little
  • Driver Cited for Harassing Cyclists in Viral Video

    A Colorado man received a traffic citation after a viral YouTube video showed him tailing two cyclists in his truck on a country lane for five full minutes, constantly blowing his horn. Colorado State Patrol issued a citation Thursday to James Ernst, 75, of Erie,...

  • Medieval Times Sued By Guest Blinded in Sword Match

    A South Dakota man and his new bride went to Medieval Times in Buena Park, Calif., expecting to be entertained by a jousting match but instead he claims that a chard of a metal sword caused an eye injury that resulted in blindness. “I never...

  • Walmart's Layaway Program Offers Christmas in September

    (Credit: Matthew Staver/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Following success last year, Walmart is set to begin its layaway program a month early. The Bentonville, Ark.-based retail giant will run its Christmas layaway program from Sept. 16 through Dec. 14 in an effort to give parents more time...

  • Chicago Man Sues Heinz, Says It Stole His Patent for Ketchup Packets

    A Chicago man has filed a patent infringement complaint against H.J. Heinz Co., alleging the company ‘s “Dip & Squeeze” ketchup packet is a ripoff of his invention. In a lawsuit, first reported by the Wall Street Journal,  Scott White says he had a “flash...

  • Denise Barton of California Files $1.7 Billion Claim Alleging 'Smart' Meters Making Her Sick

    A California woman claims “smart” parking meters are making her sick. And now, she wants nearly $2 billion because of it. Denise Barton filed a claim against the city of Santa Monica, Calif., for $1.7 billion alleging the radiation from “smart” parking  meters around the...

  • Billionaires Soros, Paulson Bet Big on Gold

    Once again John Paulson is choosing to heavily invest in gold and fellow billionaire George Soros is making a similar bet. According to Bloomberg News,  Paulson & Co. and Soros Fund Management bumped up exposure to SPDR Gold Trust to 21.8 million shares and 884,000...

  • 9 Early Online Back to School Deals

    This year, parents will spend an average of $688.82 on back-to-school gear, up from $603.63 in 2011. “Backpacks rip, pencils break, and children grow, there’s no way around it, but as they begin tackling their shopping lists, parents will make sure to spend smarter than they ever have...

  • More Americans See College As Bad Investment

    The college degree continues to lose its value in the face of costs that overwhelm the finances of many America families. That’s the findings of a national survey of  3,000 Americans commissioned by Country Financial. According to the poll, the number of adults who think college...

  • Nashville Man Billed $84,522 for Gas

    A Nashville man was hit with a $84,522.24 debit card charge for 10 gallons of gasoline after filling up at a local Mapco station. The drama began last week when Ray Crockett pre-paid for $30 worth of gasoline after traveling to the station on the...