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Tondalah Stroud never imagined that as a 37-year-old married mother she’d be sleeping in her childhood bedroom in suburban Chicago. But when she and her husband, Walter, 46, found themselves upside down in their mortgage and saddled with more than $20,000 in credit card debt, mounting medical bills, and two monthly car payments totaling $1,400, moving in with her mother seemed like the most cost-effective option.
Mid-term election day wrapped Tuesday with a couple of big wins for marijuana. Alaska, Oregon, and Washington, D.C., voted to legalize marijuana. They’ll join Colorado and Washington state which voted...
Ways startups can leverage Facebook to generate leads.
It happened without a sound. If only it were possible to hear the real estate bubble burst, then maybe the downturn in the housing market wouldn’t have caught quite so...
