Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Biloxi Buzz for Tuesday

Mortgage Scan Leaves Angry Customers, Evades Regulators

APNewsBreak: NJ must pay $271M for killing tunnel  —  TRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey owes the federal government more than $271 million after canceling a rail tunnel connecting the state with New York, according to a debt notice obtained Monday by The Associated Press.



Obama Announces Pay Freeze For Federal Employees

Chamber Of Commerce's Lobbying To Extend Bush Tax Cuts Would Reap Millions For Wealthy Backers


DOJ Inspector General Plans to Resign
Glenn Fine, a top internal watchdog at the U.S. Justice Department for a decade, has submitted letters of resignation, saying he wants to "pursue new professional challenges." Fine, 54, will step down as DOJ's inspector general effective Jan. 28, according to copies of letters addressed to President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. The letters are dated today.

'The Simpsons' mocks Fox News again:'Unsuitable for viewers under 75′

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