After vowing never to go on public assistance, octuplet mom Nadya Suleman is accepting food stamps out of desperation as she struggles financially with 14 children. "I still am working as hard as I possibly can to support them,’’ she told TODAY. More: continued here

Royal Mail has stopped delivering letters to a house in Peterborough because of the 'high level of risk' posed by a tiny cat described as 'harmless and playful' by her owner More: continued here

STATE v. MUNDYLeagle.comDon M. Burkett, District Attorney for the Eleventh Judicial District, Anna L. Garcie, Assistant District Attorney, Post Office Box 1557, Many, Louisiana 71449, (318) 256-6246, COUNSEL FOR APPELLEE: State of Louisiana. George Lewis Higgins, III, …and more » More: continued here

FedEx isnt going to be left out of Europe. More: continued here

Daily Mail Stamps, exhibitions, superstitions and a 3D film mark Titanic anniversaryThe IndependentTo commemorate the ill-fated journey from Southampton, for instance, a collection of stamps are set to be launched a century after 1500 men, women and children died when the ship hit an iceberg and sank in the Atlantic. …

'Food stamp Friday' at a nightclub?HLNtv.comAccording to the promotional flier for the Rose Supper Club event this Friday, clubbers carrying food stamp cards will only pay a $5 cover charge and receive “free shots at the door on arrival.” Club owner Richard Thomas told WAKA that “Food Stamp… More: continued …

Viola StampsPalladium-ItemGreenville, Ohio – Viola Stamps, 92, of Greenville, passed away on April 3, 2012 at the Brethren Retirement Community in Greenville. She was born on November 2, 1919, in Grayridge, Missouri, to the late Frank and Effie (Elliot) Moores. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. said today it will buy Opek Sp.z o.o., a family-owned shipping company in Poland as part of its expansion in Europe. More: continued here

Titanic commemorative stamp collection on sale todayMarketWatch (press release)Canada Post's collection of stamps commemorating the Titanic's centennial went on sale today in post offices across the country. The collection has already garnered worldwide attention with pre-orders rivaling last year's very popular Royal Wedding …and more » More: continued here

Europe may be grappling with hefty debt burdens and flagging growth, but there is something drawing the world?s biggest package shippers to the region. Just a few weeks ago UPS agreed to shell out $6.8 billion for Dutch firm TNT Express, and on Thursday FedEx announced a smaller deal for …