Postal Service issues new Chanukah stampJewish Telegraphic AgencyNEW YORK (JTA) — The new 2009 Chanukah stamp was released by the United States Postal Service. The Postal Service printed 35 million of the first-class …and more » More: continued here

guardian.co.uk AP News in BriefThe Associated Press___ Half of all American kids will receive food stamps at some point during childhood, report says CHICAGO (AP) — Nearly half of all US children and 90 …AP Top News at 5:01 pm EST – November 02KMPH Fox 26all 5,730 news articles » More: …

Nearly half of all U.S. children and 90 percent of black youngsters will be on food stamps at some point during childhood, and fallout More: continued here

The Royal Mail is facing legal action over the recruitment of 30,000 agency staff during the bitter post strike, union leaders have announced. More: continued here

Online auction house eBay Inc. has removed items that were posted for sale by anti-abortion activists trying to raise money for defense of a man accused of killing a Kansas abortion provider, the company said Monday. More: continued here

Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier earned almost £1million last year. More: continued here

DOES BON JOVI GIVE EBAY A BAD NAME??Hollywood Outbreak (blog)Rocker Jon Bon Jovi doesn't truly mind that a few band mementos over the years have surfaced online, as he realizes that's just part of the territory. …and more » More: continued here

eBay will come to life November 20-29 (save Thanksgiving), in the form of a pop-up housing some mint clothing, accessories, cosmetics and more, accessible for purchase, along with the entire eBay selection, via… More: continued here

Grand Opening of new Apex Post Office TuesdayMyNC.comApex's newest Post Office facility will celebrate its Grand Opening on Tuesday, November 3 at Ace … More: continued here

A fire that gutted the post office building in the Johannesburg central business district was put out on Monday morning, emergency services said. “Fire safety officers will now visit the scene to determine the cause [of the fire],” said spokesperson Nana Radebe. More: continued here