Red Tape - Supreme Court rules on GPS tracking, but punts on larger issues

Monday’s Supreme Court ruling invalidating a conviction based on evidence gained by GPS tracking of a suspect's car might seem like a victory for privacy advocates.

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msnbc.com Entertainment - Fans angry that Cee Lo changed 'Imagine' lyrics

The lyrics of John Lennon's "Imagine" are well-known to generations of fans, and when Cee Lo Green changed them while performing in New York's Times Square on New Year's Eve, not everyone took it well.

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msnbc.com Entertainment - Don we now our ...'bright' apparel?

A Michigan school music teacher briefly changed the "Deck the Halls" lyric that goes "don we now our gay apparel" to "don we now our bright apparel" the Associated Press is reporting.

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Judge blasts Murray, sentences him to 4 years - Entertainment - Celebrities - TODAY.com

Pastor says Michael Jackson's doctor sold out his profession.

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Disruptions: Fliers must turn off devices, but it's not clear why

Decades-old rules persist without evidence that gadgets jeopardize safety

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Killing of 'Ozzie', a misfit duck, angers town - Local News - Boston, MA - msnbc.com

Jogger reported seeing a group of boys attacking the duck, a mascot of sorts, including one who repeatedly stomped on it

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World Blog - 'I am happy': Libyans line up to see reviled dictator Gadhafi's body

Hundreds of Libyans, mostly men, rushed to a former shopping mall in Misrata to view the corpse of the man they'd feared for decades.

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Food fight! Then students pepper sprayed - Local News - Portsmouth, VA - msnbc.com

Administrators are investigating a Norfolk school security guard's use of pepper spray during a food fight. The incident happened during lunch Tuesday at the cafeteria of Lafayette-Winona Middle School.

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Obama's teleprompter, podium stolen in Va.

A van containing President Obama's teleprompter and podium were stolen from a Virginia hotel parking lot on Monday, according to NBC12 in Richmond.

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Fire Chief Photos "Inappropriate" - Local News - Los Angeles, CA - msnbc.com

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Medic: Info from Jackson doctor didn't add up - Entertainment - Celebrities - TODAY.com

LOS ANGELES — After just a few moments in Michael Jackson's bedroom, the paramedic dispatched to save the singer's life knew things weren't adding up.

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No cash for Minn. boy who made 'miracle' shot - Other sports- NBC Sports

$50,000 prize denied because twin brother was supposed to take part in charity event at hockey game

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Rapper's tweet jams emergency phone system - Entertainment - Celebrities - TODAY.com

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Report: Charlie Sheen lost custody battle

LOS ANGELES — Although the court session was closed to the media, reports are that Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller's toddler twins will stay with their mother and her family, as agreed on in a March 10 settlement.

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'Fetal pain' abortion laws spur fierce debate

CHICAGO — Danielle Deaver says she did not want a late-term abortion — she wanted a baby.

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Man gets 99 years in prison for 16th DWI

CONROE, Texas — A man got a lengthy prison sentence after being convicted of driving while intoxicated for the 16th time.

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Family of Mexican teen killed by border agent sues U.S.

A federal lawsuit filed Monday in Texas accuses the U.S. Border Patrol of wrongful death and civil rights violations in an agent's fatal shooting of a 15-year-old Mexican boy in June.

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COURT: NO WARRANT NEEDED TO SEARCH CELL PHONE

A California court has ruled that police can search the content of a smat phone when they arrest a suspect. This is a very disturbing development that tears at the fabric of the 4th amendment.

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'Bashing the rich' the mantra of freeloaders

Enough with the irrational, parroted leftist phrase "tax breaks for the rich." To punish those who pay far more, percentage-wise, in taxes, who fuel the economy, who provide jobs and allow for generations of Americans to move up the career ladders to prosperity is not only an …

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COURTS: USING ANOTHER'S SSN NOT A CRIME

Is using a forged Social Security Number -- but your own name -- to obtain employment or buy a car an identity theft crime? Lately, U.S. courts are saying it's not.

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As G-20 Summit Nears, China Is Unlikely to Budge On Currency

The idea of "rebalancing" the world economy is simple. Before the financial crisis, some advanced countries (led by the United States) were overspending, and some poorer countries (led by China) were oversaving. The two offset each other.

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Illegal immigrant students' act on way to Senate

In a last-ditch effort to pass some sort of immigration overhaul before the November elections, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced he would introduce a proposal to grant students who are in the country illegally a pathway to residency.

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Homeownership to decline further, housing analyst predicts

Somewhere, somehow, in the last decade the so-called American Dream seemed to insinuate itself into the Bill of Rights. Government policy, among other factors, pushed homeownership to a lofty 68% of all households. That was then.

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Ted Stevens: Loyal Defender of Alaska

A beloved figure at home, the former U.S. senator was not always loved in Washington.

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Immigration bill could aid 500,000 in state (CA)

WASHINGTON – If Congress extends legal status to illegal immigrants who came to the United States as children, more than half a million people living in California could be eligible to apply for green cards. In all, a report by the Migration Policy Institute found that about 2 …

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