Stoyan Zaimov

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  Nov 2, 2011

  Mitt Romney 'Out of Touch': GOP's Lavish Breakfast Incites Outrage from Occupy Movement

  Occupy Wall Street Protestors have accused Mitt Romney, a republican presidential candidate, of being severely "out of touch" with the average American, after hosting a fundraiser on Wednesday where VIP breakfast tickets cost attendees $2,500 each.

• Nov 2, 2011

  Forbes Most Powerful List: Pope behind Obama, Bill Gates, and Saudi King

  Forbes, the American media company, published their annual list of 70 of the most powerful people in the world today, which listed United States President Barack Obama at the No. 1 spot.

• Nov 2, 2011

  Muslim Brotherhood Set to Take Egypt’s Parliament and Impose Sharia Law

  As Egypt prepares its upcoming Nov. 28 elections to build a new government, the rising power of the Muslim Brotherhood may pose great dangers to the Christians living there.

• Nov 2, 2011

  Black Friday 2011: Walmart Announces Exclusive Deals on Facebook

  Walmart announced today it will reveal early Black Friday deals to anyone who “likes” its Facebook profile in preparation of "Super Saturday."

• Nov 2, 2011

  Missing Baby Lisa Irwin: FBI Confiscates Cell Phone of Handyman's Ex-Girlfriend

  Authorities are leaving no stone unturned in their search for missing baby Lisa Irwin, and the latest updates report that a woman who was questioned in the disappearance case has had her cell phone confiscated.

• Nov 1, 2011

  Church of England Cutting Violent Porn Providing ISPs Funds

  The Church of England is strongly considering cutting off its funding to Internet Service Providers who refuse to start cracking down on disturbing Internet pornography.

• Nov 1, 2011

  Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo Cancer Risk: Group Calls For Massive Consumer Boycott

  A coalition of health and environmental organizations has said that a U.S. version of Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Shampoo contains chemicals that may cause cancer, and have called for consumers to boycott the company.

• Nov 1, 2011

  Northeast Snowstorm: Cleanup Underway, Power Restored to Some Regions

  After hundreds of thousands of residents across the U.S. Northeast were left for days without electricity, cleanup efforts are finally gaining momentum Tuesday as power is being restored in a number of regions.

• Nov 1, 2011

  Angel Food Ministries Closing: People Find it Hard to Get By

  After shutting down for good back in late September, Angel Food Ministries has left a large gap in the hearts and budgets of many people struggling to get by.

• Nov 1, 2011

  UNESCO Facing Fund Cuts, US Backlash After Accepting Palestine Membership

  UNESCO is set to lose 22 percent of its funding after voting Palestine into its organization today, as U.S. government laws prohibit supporting international programs that contradict American interests.