A few stories in the news:
From CNN, the Chinese solar energy company Soltech Power's Wuxi subsidiary has gone into bankruptcy.
From the Washington Times, Colorado movie theater shooter James Holmes has converted to Islam.
From The Blaze, while in Israel discussing Israeli-Palestinian relations, President Obama evokes the relationship between the United States and Canada. That's funny, I don't recall any Canadians launching rockets at American towns full of civilians, or any Canadian suicide bombers.
From Time, the Palestinians aren't all that pleased with Obama.
From World Net Daily, in a speech to young Israelis, the president quotes Saul Alinsky.
From Fox News, in southern Idaho, nearly 40 dogs have mysteriously disappeared, with some of them eventually turning up dead.
From CBS Bay Area, CVS pharmacy is ordering its employees to reveal their health information.
From Liberty News, congressman Charles Rangel claims that "millions of kids" have been shot down by "assault weapons", a number that is actually way off the mark.
From MSN News, Chicago school officials announce plans to close 54 schools, due to a billion-dollar deficit.
From the Military Times, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry has found no proof that the Navy's use of bombing ranges on the island of Vieques has caused its inhabitants to get sick.
From the New York Post, Saudi Arabia, despite being the homeland of most of the 9/11 hijackers, will become just the fifth nation to receive "trusted traveller" status.
And from Phillyburbs, the up-for-reelection Bucks County Sheriff has been petitioned to remove his nickname from the upcoming ballot.
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