New password-stealing virus targets Facebook (Reuters)
Reuters - Hackers have flooded the Internet with virus-tainted spam that targets Facebook's estimated 400 million users in an effort to steal banking passwords and gather other sensitive information.

Happiness Is ... Making More Money Than the Next Guy (LiveScience.com)
LiveScience.com - One key to happiness might be whether you make more than your peers, regardless of whether that income is six figures or just a mediocre take-home, a new study finds.

Dutch fuming at retired US general's gays comment (AP)

Retired US General John Sheehan listens during a hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee in Washington, DC on Thursday. Sheehan on Thursday said Dutch UN troops defending Srebrenica in the Bosnian war failed to prevent the 1995 genocide partly because their ranks included openly gay soldiers.(AFP/Getty Images/Alex Wong)AP - The Dutch prime minister Friday denounced as "irresponsible" a claim by a retired U.S. general that gay Dutch soldiers were partly to blame for allowing Europe's worst massacre since World War II.




Report: USDA lax in watching organics market (AP)

In a May 31, 2006 file photo, cows are shown grazing on an organic dairy farm in Jordan, Minn. New federal rules that define what makes milk and meat organic has advocates for natural food optimistic that the government is committed to ensuring that the label means something.  (AP Photo/Jim Mone, File)AP - The Agriculture Department has failed to enforce penalties against some who falsely marketed foods as organic, according to an internal department investigation.




Cloak of invisibility takes a step forward (AP)

Gold bars are displayed to be photographed at bullion house in Mumbai December 3, 2009. REUTERS/Arko DattaAP - From Grimm's fairy tales to Harry Potter, the cloak of invisibility has played a major role in fiction. Now scientists have taken a small but important new step toward making it reality.




Rice regrets how US prioritized rebuilding in Iraq (AP)

Former US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, seen here speaking at at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, voiced regret on Friday at the bloody aftermath of the 2003 invasion of Iraq but said the Bush administration had in the end AP - Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Friday she would "many times over liberate" Iraq again, but she regretted the Bush administration failed to work closer with Iraqis to rebuild the war-torn country.




Calif police department on alert for deadly traps (AP)

A tract home that had been repurposed into the headquarters of the Riverside County Gang Task Force in Hemet, Calif., is seen Thursday, March 18, 2010.  A triggering device attached to a ballistic device narrowly missed wounding a police officer who sought to open the gate, which had been barring a driveway to the home. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)AP - Police in this picturesque city in rural Riverside County have been on edge in recent weeks. Someone is trying to kill them.




State of health care debate: Pundits attack 11-year-old (McClatchy Newspapers)

Gina Owens hugs her grandson, Marcelas Owens from Seattle, Wash., whose mother, Tiffany Owens died after losing her job and health care, Thursday, March 11, 2010, during a health care news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Harry Hamburg)McClatchy Newspapers - WASHINGTON — Conservative talk show hosts and columnists have ridiculed an 11-year-old Washington state boy's account of his mother's death as a "sob story" exploited by the White House and congressional Democrats like a "kiddie shield" to defend their health care legislation.




PROMISES, PROMISES: Obama in immigration dance (AP)

Saul Linares rests after arriving at a church in Baltimore, Thursday, March 18, 2010, after walking the past six days from Hempstead, N.Y. Linares, a factory work, will join other immigrants, most of them undocumented Hispanics, in Washington, D.C., for a Sunday march to dramatize their pleas for immigration reform. (AP Photo/Rob Carr)AP - President Barack Obama promised to make overhauling the immigration system a top priority in his first year as president. He's now in Year Two, and the odds that he'll get to sign a bill before the November midterm elections appear long.




Ore. lawsuit claims Boy Scouts sex abuse coverup (AP)

This undated image made available by the State of Oregon on March 18, 2010 shows Timur Dykes. Relying on about 1,000 confidential Boy Scouts of America files, the lawyer for a man sexually abused in the 1980s by Dykes, a Scout leader who later admitted to being a serial molester, claims the organization has covered up abuse for decades. (AP Photo/State of Oregon)AP - The Boy Scouts of America has long kept an extensive archive of secret documents that chronicle the sexual abuse of young boys by Scout leaders over the years.




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