It’s Tuesday and hang on because here are your headlines.
New evidence has surfaced that senior staff at News of the World knew that phone hacking was being used by staffers.
It actually gets worse in Somalia, where Kenyan police are accused of violating the human rights of famine refugees. Caution: story will destroy the last of the faith you have in humanity.
Fighting is escalating again in Yemen.
Copyright squatter Righthaven has been ordered to pay $34,000 in court costs to a sports blogger he sued for copyright infringement.
A former judge in Pennsylvania who took kick-backs to unjustly jail juveniles in private detention centers has been sentenced to 28 years in prison.
It’s the 33rd anniversary on the passing of The King.
