One the eve of opening their second DASH boutique in the Los Angeles area, the Kardashian sisters are going to be hit Monday by an anti-fur campaign at their flagship store in Calabasas.

Models and animal rights activists Joanna Krupa and Katie Cleary, backed by social activism site Care 2, plan to present the reality stars turned fashion moguls with a petition signed by 140,000 people demanding that they stop selling furs in their stores and online.

Pink slime has a big enemy, and she's got the power of the internet behind her!

Bettina Siegel is a Houston mom and blogger who started the petition to stop "pink slime" from being included in school lunches and her campaign has gone viral.

She sat down with Anderson Cooper to discuss the horrifying addition to American beef, and she said her first thought was that she would be embarrassed by her efforts.

A petition started via We the People, the White House's online initiative that "gives all Americans a way to create and sign petitions on a range of issues affecting our nation" has garnered enough signatures to call for an investigation into the Church of Scientology by the Obama Administration, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

"We petition the Obama administration to: EXAMINE THE GOVERNMENT'S FAILURE TO INVESTIGATE AND PROSECUTE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY CRIME, FRAUD AND ABUSE," the petition, which was created on September 24, 2011, starts out.

"WHEREAS, the FBI has 300+ recent complaints of Scientology crimes and atrocities - human trafficking, forced abortions and civil rights violations, and the IRS has evidence of private inurement violations justifying INTERMEDIATE SANCTIONS, and existing evidence on hand meets RICO statutes, WE REQUEST that the White House investigate and employ a Special Prosecutor to: EXAMINE why, with such an abundance of RICO evidence of Scientology being a corrupt and criminal entity, no law enforcement agency has moved forward;