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“Octomom" Nadya Suleman talked to HLN’s Dr. Drew Monday night about her financial woes.

“Foreclosure has been an ongoing thing for several months and this is the point -- I don't think you can get farther, deeper down into the rock bottom than we are at this point,” Suleman explained. “[My kids] are healthy [and] safe. They don't feel it. I do. All the weight is on my shoulders… we cannot afford our home at this present time.”

Comedian Jon Lovitz appeared on HLN’s Dr. Drew Monday night and defended the comments he made on his podcast about President Obama last week.

Lovitz says he is Democrat and voted for Obama in 2008, but he criticized the president on his “ABC’s of SNL” podcast because he believes Obama doesn’t think the rich pay enough in taxes.

A Tiger Cub Scout leader in Ohio was forced to resign earlier this month because she is a lesbian.

But Jennifer Tyrrell, 32, who was the leader of her 7-year-old son’s pack, is fighting to be reinstated.

In this web extra, "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh talks about the challenges of raising children and gives parents some thoughtful advice.

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The search continues for missing Fort Bragg soldier Kelli Bordeaux.

Bordeaux, a 23-year-old Army private, was last seen leaving a Fayetteville, N.C. bar on April 14.  

Octomom Nadya Suleman is back in the news this week after photos posted online recently prompted police and child services to pay a visit to her Southern California home.

TMZ reports that the photos were provided to them by Suleman’s hairdresser, who filed a report with the La Habra Police Department on Tuesday that that claims the 14 kids are “living in squalor.” 

HLN’s Dr. Drew recently asked Rodney King if he felt a kinship with Trayvon Martin -- another African-American male whose tragic plight triggered outrage.

"I have been falsely accused many times," King said. "I've been in Trayvon's shoes when I was young at that age. It's scary being black and growing up these days."

When four LAPD officers were charged in the beating of Rodney King nearly two decades ago, many assumed they would all be found guilty.

But the mostly white jury in Simi Valley, CA acquitted the officers.

Rodney King, whose videotaped beating by LAPD officers sparked the Los Angeles riots 20 years ago, recently sat down with HLN’s Dr. Drew to talk about his struggle with alcohol addiction.

King, who's been arrested on a number of different occasions, mainly for alcohol-related crimes, told Dr. Drew Wednesday night about the number of alcoholics in his family, including his own father, who died at the young age of 42.