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Nearly half of Americans struggling to meet financial needs

Washington - Nearly half of all U.S. residents live in households lacking economic security, and while living above federal poverty levels, they lack the financial wherewithal to cover basic expenses, including housing, food, and healthcare, a new survey shows.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 15 comments

Poll: More than half of Americans say they are struggling

A new Gallup poll shows more than half of the U.S. population says they are struggling. That number is up by about 11 per cent (22 million people) over last year.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 1 comment

Nelson Mandela Mourns 'Mother of South Africa's struggle' Miriam Makeba

South Africa's first lady of song Miriam Makeba has died at the age of 76 year's, after performing a concert in Italy. Former South African President Nelson Mandela pays tribute to the singing legend.

In the Media by Janice Ambrose - 6 comments

Chile Calls For Bolivian Summit

The president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet has called for an emergency summit of South American leaders in the wake of deadly clashes in Bolivia.

In the Media by Bob Ewing - 2 comments

Stuggle, it defines each human.

Struggle, is the one thing we all have in common, struggle is what keeps us relating to other people. Struggle...humbles us.

In the Media by Amanda Purdie - 1 comment

Clothing chain could struggle because of mild winter

Debenhams, U.K. Clothing Chains May Struggle Amid Mild Weather

In the Media by Catfan81 - 1 comment

Dalai Lama Remains Guarantee Of Non-Violence In Tibetan Struggle

NEW DELHI (dpa) - "Long live the Dalai Lama," shouted thousands of diaspora Tibetans during their demonstrations in India hailing the leader who remains the symbol of their identity even 42 years after the flight from his homeland.For the Chinese who h...

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