US fortune 'not solely for dogs'Source: BBC News
The fortune left by late real estate tycoon Leona Helmsley can go to charities other than those solely related to dogs, a US court has ruled.
Helmsley, Dogs' Best Friend, Left Them Billions Source: The New York Times
The NYT reports: Sure, the hotelier and real estate magnate Leona Helmsley left $12 million in her will to her dog, Trouble. But that, it turns out, is nothing much compared with what other dogs may receive from the charitable trust of Mrs. Helmsley, who died last August.
Judge cuts US dog's $12m legacySource: BBC News
A judge in New York has agreed to slash $10m (£5.1m) off the $12m inheritance given by real estate billionaire Leona Helmsley to her pet dog, Trouble.
Rich US dog hiding after threatsSource: BBC News
A dog which inherited $12m (£5.8m) from late New York hotelier Leona Helmsley is in hiding after it was targeted by death threats, US media say.
The Ambivalent Bond With a Ball of FurSource: The New York Times
A couple of weeks ago, while I was out of town on business, our cat, Cleo, died of liver failure. My husband and daughter buried her in the backyard, not far from the grave of our other cat, Manny, who had died just a few months earlier of mouth cancer.
The rich @!$%# needs a good lawyer Source: Independent.co.uk
Trouble, the fluffy white dog left $12m (£6m) by the billionaire hotel and property magnate Leona Helmsley, is living up to its name.
Housekeeper sues Leona Helmsley's £6m dog Source: Telegraph
A pet dog left £6 million by the late billionaire Leona Helmsley may have to fight for her inheritance after a former housekeeper said she planned to sue the fluffy white heiress for biting her.
Lucky dog inherits $12m fortuneSource: BBC News
New York hotelier and real estate billionaire Leona Helmsley has left $12m (£5.97m) to her pet dog, Trouble.
The pampered pooch received the largest bequest from Mrs Helmsley's will.
Heir Of The Dog: Leona Wills $12m To A Pooch Source: New York Post
While the Queen of Mean left a kennel full of cash for the plenty-pampered female pooch, she also left potentially billions of dollars to charity, court papers show.
Hotelier Leona Helmsley Dies at 87Source: Newsday.com
Leona Helmsley, who died Monday at the age of 87, perhaps is best remembered for what she didn't like.
Water droplets on lettuce leaves. Waiters who noisily clinked dinner plates. Hot food on her private airplane (she thought the heat could make the plane explode).
Studies Show: Felons Smarter Than LiberalsSource: Yahoo! News
Ann Coulter, always the entertainer.
With so many felons being Democrats, the party might want to think about changing its mascot from a donkey to a jailbird.