Sunday poll: Clinton has 5 point PA lead   Sunday poll: Clinton has 5 point PA lead

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Former Labor Secretary Reich endorses Obama over Clinton   BOSTON (AP) -- Former Clinton Cabinet member Robert Reich has decided to endorse Barack Obama - and not Hillary Rodham Clinton - in the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination....

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Microsoft calls Vista 'work in progress'   Okay then. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently told a group of Microsoft MVPs (Most Valuable Professionals) that Vista is “a work in progress” and then asked, “Can we just sort of kiss that stone and move on? Because it turns out many things become problematic when you have those long release cycles.”

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Yalie's 'abortion art' a hoax   A Yale student’s bizarre art project in which she claimed to have repeatedly impregnated and induced abortions in herself is a work of "creative fiction," the university said in a statement this afternoon. The Yale Daily News reported this morning that Aliza Shvarts’s senior project, set to go on display next week, included video of her bleeding i (more...)

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Merrill Lynch posts $1.9b loss   Wall Street investment bank Merrill Lynch reported Thursday a first-quarter loss of nearly two billion dollars due to massive writedowns, and said it would slash 10 percent of its workforce. The company said the net loss in the first three months of the year was 1.96 billion dollars, compared with net profit of 2.16 billion in the 2007 first quart (more...)

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MSNBC hosts psyched at 'Chris Matthews for Senate' possibility   MSNBC hosts psyched at 'Chris Matthews for Senate' possibility

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US TROOPS IN IRAQ SUFFER WORST WEEK OF 2008   US TROOPS IN IRAQ SUFFER WORST WEEK OF 2008

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Schwarzenegger: No to gay wed ban   California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger says that if an initiative to ban gay marriage qualifies for the November ballot, he's prepared to fight it...

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Rice 'rues' Mandela travel restrictions   It might come as a shock that Nelson Mandela faces special restrictions on entering the United States because, as a longtime member of the African National Congress, which led the struggle against South African apartheid, he was once considered by the American government to be affiliated with a terrorist organization...

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