AP – An adviser to Bill Clinton says the former president has had two stents placed in one of his coronary arteries.

Ex-President Clinton undergoes heart procedure
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AP – The Democratic-controlled Senate has muscled through a plan to allow the government to go a whopping $1.9 trillion deeper in debt.

AP – Just days after President Barack Obama endorsed a partial freeze on domestic spending, his Democratic allies in the Senate have rejected a plan attempting to do pretty much the same thing.

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Marvin Harrison, the former Indianapolis Colt and one of the most dominant wide receivers of the past decade, has long been linked to a 2008 shooting in Philadelphia. The victim, Dwight Dixon, survived the shooting and maintained that Harrison was the gunman. Three months later, Dixon was shot again ; he permanently lost consciousness from the second shooting and died last September.
Marvin Harrison Shooting: GQ Sheds New Light On Gun Incident
We are in a crisis of governance at the moment not because of excessive partisanship or lack of leadership, but because the American political system has become anti-democratic and dysfunctional. Arcane Senate rules have turned a republican system which already magnifies minority power into intolerable anti-democratic gridlock. A single Senator can put a “hold” on a nomination and leave critical agencies understaffed and leaderless in times of crisis
Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the world’s largest bookseller, today announced that it has been ranked the number one company in Forrester Research’s 2010 Customer Experience Index (CxPi)
Barnes & Noble Ranked No. 1 In Customer Experience Index: Do You Agree?
I can’t be the only one who noticed the juxtaposition of photographs in the news. In Washington, four Wall Street CEOs, sleek in Dunhill suits and Lobb shoes, testified that they bore no responsibility for the worst economic crisis in 70 years. In Haiti, where the average worker earns $2 a day, an earthquake destroyed cities and villages alike, killing 100,000 people, maybe more