Texas flood toll rises as mortgages fall behind after Harvey
In Friendswood and the Houston area, homeowners like Jacob Lerma face mounting bills after Harvey. Delinquencies rose from 5.5 percent to 10 percent in Houston, with about 40,000 of 91,400 delinquent loans tied to Harvey. Forbearances helped some. foreclosures may follow despite a strong economy.
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Friendswood
Texas
Jacob Lerma
Houston
Lerma
Federal Emergency Management Agency
GoFundMe
Harvey
FEMA
Houston’s
Black Knight, Inc
Kaiser Family Foundation
Episcopal Health Foundation
Fannie Mae
Freddy Mac
Florida
Puerto Rico
Black Knight
Marina Walsh
Mortgage Bankers Association
Amir Berroui
Lone Star Legal Aid
Brittani Groves
League City
Small Business Administration
Groves
Landis Blackburn
Blackburn
George P. Bush
Bush
Russian mobster yearns to return home from Brooklyn
Boris Nayfeld now 70 and on probation after a third prison term seeks to move back to Belarus or Russia. He laments lost wealth and family, recalls a life of fraud, smuggling and murder for hire, and contemplates life rights for a reality show while living on a modest Social Security check in Brighton Beach.
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New York
Boris Nayfeld
Nayfeld
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach
Associated Press
U.S
Belarus
Soviet Union
Biba
Thailand
Poland
Andrew
Eli Kiperman
Lawyers say killer early victim of opioid epidemic
Ohio lawyers urge Gov Kasich to spare Ray mond Tibbetts, condemned for the 1997 stabbing of Fred Hicks and the beating of Judith Crawford, citing opioid addiction as a factor in his crime and seeking clemency before his execution date. Parole board previously opposed mercy citing brutal, gratuitous killings. Psychologists and prosecutors weigh trauma history against decisive crimes.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Kasich
Raymond Tibbetts
Kasich
Erin Barnhart
Barnhart
Tibbetts
Ohio Parole Board
Hicks
Crawford
Bob Stinson
Hamilton County
Parole Board
Ron Springman
Ex guerrilla Rodrigo Londono launches FARC political bid in Colombia
Former guerrilla leader known as Timochenko kicked off his presidential campaign in Bogota aiming to lead a peo ple friendly government. He presented as a symbol of peace transforming FARC into a political party amid ongoing threats and violence targeting former rebels and relatives.
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Bogota
Colombia
Rodrigo Londono
Timochenko
Revolutionary Armed Forces of
Common
Alternative Revolutionary Force
FARC
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