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Front Page: Carrie Prejean Is Offered Millions For Sex Tapes
- Porn distributor Vivid Entertainment is offering Carrie Prejean millions of dollars to distribute her sex tapes. — Gawker
- Speaking to students in Shanghai, President Obama said it's better for society when everyone can use Twitter freely. — CNN
- The UK version of the marketing poster for Couples Retreat doesn't include the movie's black couple.
Front Page: Levi Johnston Shoots His Hockey Stick
- Levi Johnston's "fantastic" shoot for Playgirl involved a hockey stick. — US Weekly
- The Republican National Committee will no longer offer its employees an insurance plan that covers abortion. — Politico
- Warren Buffet says the worse of the recession is over.
Front Page: Oprah Opens Up About Interview With Sarah Palin
- After wrapping up her interview with Sarah Palin, which will air next Monday, Oprah gave fans an idea of what to expect. — Twitter
- At least 4,000 swine flu deaths have been reported in the US. — MSNBC
- Balloon Boy's parents, Richard and Mayumi Heene, are expected to plead guilty to criminal charges.
Front Page: Mormons Help Bring Gay Rights to Salt Lake City
- After the Mormon Church backed Salt Lake City ordinances that would bar housing and employment discrimination against gays, the laws passed unanimously last night. — AP
- The American Medical Association is urging the federal government to loosen the classification of marijuana so the drug can be used for clinical research. — LA Times
- Some victims said they still didn't feel closure after watching DC sniper John Allen Muhammad die last night of lethal injection.
Front Page: Obama Wants Healthcare Bill, Not Abortion Bill
- President Obama is asking Congress to drop the clause in the House healthcare bill that puts new restrictions on abortion coverage. — ABC News
- Virginia will execute John Allen Muhammad (aka "The DC Sniper") today. — CNN
- RNC leader Michael Steele says some white Republicans are scared of him.
Front Page: World Marks 20 Years Since Fall of Berlin Wall
- As Germany and the rest of the world mark 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, those who experienced the momentous moment are sharing their memories. — BBC News
- Iran has charged three US citizens with espionage after they crossed into the country from Iraq. — Voice of America
- Jon Gosselin and Levi Johnston made a joint appearance in Times Square yesterday.
Front Page: Fort Hood Shooting Suspect in Stable Condition
- Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the suspect in the Fort Hood shooting, is in stable condition; he was set to be deployed to Afghanistan. — New York Times
- Meet Kimberly Munley, the police officer who brought down the gunman.
Front Page: Yankees Win Its 27th World Series
- Fans celebrated after the Yankees won their 27th World Series last night, beating the Phillies seven to three in game six. — New York Post
- The UN is relocating 600 of its staff members in Afghanistan after the workers there suffered an attack by the Taliban. — AP
- Rihanna told Diane Sawyer that it was a mistake to go back to Chris Brown after he beat her.
Front Page: Maine Voters Reject Gay Marriage
- Voters in Maine voted to repeal legislature-approved gay marriage yesterday by 53 to 47 percent. — Politico
- Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin will host the Oscars together this year. — BuzzSugar
- Michael Bloomberg has won a third term as New York City's mayor, after spending a record $90 million on the campaign.
Front Page: 20-Year-Old Whose Father Ran Her Over Is Dead
- Arizona woman Noor Faleh Almaleki is pronounced dead after being in a coma for weeks. Her Iraqi-born father ran her over in a parking lot to protest her becoming "too Western." — New York Daily News
- Half of US kids, and 90 percent of black children, will be on food stamps at some point during childhood, according to a study that looked at 30 years of national data.
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