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PEOPLE and companies selling booze illegally through the online auction site eBay are being prosecuted in a major crackdown. More: continued here

Why not pay welfare in cash?The GuardianEBT stands for Electronic Benefits Transfer, the debit-card system used in lieu of what used to be called "food stamps". Cashiers said the whole state …and more » More: continued here

Consider it a message sent. In emphatic fashion, at that. More: continued here

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Postal Corp. (PhilPost) will launch a set of limited edition Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III stamps on Monday, July 26, to mark the President’s first State of the Nation Address (SONA). More: continued here

Featured eBay Auctions: U-Bruticus, 2010 SDCC & Tokyo Toy Show exclusives …seibertron.comEvery few days we'll be bringing you some cool Transformers eBay auctions that are worth taking a look at. If you have eBay Transformers auctions, … More: continued here

Auctionbytes Think Ahead before Selling Your eBay BusinessAuctionbytesAnd planning ahead can be especially useful for eBay sellers, who face special challenges when selling their business. When David Yaskulka sold his … More: continued here

eBay grog vendors hitHerald SunPEOPLE and companies selling booze illegally through the online auction site eBay are being prosecuted in a major crackdown. … More: continued here

Lexington Herald Leader Davis: Black Heritage stamp series is great way to learnLexington Herald LeaderIn fact, the US Postal Service recently issued two stamps depicting people and entities in black history, one with Kentucky ties. Author and filmmaker Oscar …and more » More: continued here

TIMELINE: A CENTURY OF SCOUTINGDallas Morning News1950: US Post Office issues first stamp honoring Boy Scouts of America. 1960: BSA membership soars as more baby-boom children become Scout age. …and more » More: continued here

London, July 25 : Over 600 photographs of the British royal family will be put up on a new Buck ingham Palace page on photo-sharing website Flickr, which “will provide a unique glimpse into the life and work of the modern monarchy”. More: continued here