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Shirley Sherrod, the fired and subsequently vindicated Department of Agriculture employee, said today she will sue conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart who posted doctored video on the Internet that made her appear racist last week. President Obama commented again on Sherrod. Andrew Breitbart - Barack Obama - Conservatism - Agriculture ministry - United States

President Obama apppears on talkshow, the View. He names his rose and thorn, the highluight being a family vacation and the low being the economy. Barack Obama - View - President of the United States - President - United States

Death of 2nd missing US Navy sailor only deepens mystery of their disappearance in Afghanistan Afghanistan - Asia - Taliban - Politics - United States Navy

After nine years of war, the Army is showing signs of stress because of repeated deployments and inadequate support for soldiers when they return, according to a blunt internal report released today. It blasts the Army's leadership for failing to recognize the problem. The figures in recent years are staggering. British Army - War - United States - Army - Military

Toyota recalls 412,000 cars in US, mostly Avalons, for steering problems Toyota - auto - Automobile - Makes and Models - Recreation

After a tragic car accident last week, Abby Guerra's parents planned to bury their daughter on Monday. But that was before an Arizona hospital gave them some shocking news: They had misidentified the dead. Guerra's friend had been killed but she was still alive and fighting for her life. Guerra's mother, Maria Guerra, and her aunt, Dorenda Cisneros, spoke out today for the first time. Traffic collision - Arizona - Abby Guerra - Dorenda Cisneros - Family

Minneapolis tops list of the best U.S. cities for working moms. United States - Mothers - Home - Family - Parenting

Ariz. appeals judge's last-minute decision to block new immigration law, protesters arrested Law - United States - Immigration - Services - Lawyers and Law Firms

Arizona's Governor Jan Brewer takes on protestors and the Obama administration. Jan Brewer - United States - Law - Immigration - Presidency of Barack Obama

Jon Karl on the ethics case against Democrat Rep. Charles Rangel. Democratic - Ethics - Philosophy - Charles B. Rangel - Applied

Officials are close to reopening fishing in the Gulf as cleanup jobs vanish. Fishing - Recreation - Outdoors - United States - Louisiana

Suicide, murder or high risk behavior account for most non-combat deaths in 2009 Murder - Suicide - Death - Mental health - Health

DNA tests will determine if the bear is to blame for a 48-year-old man's death Grizzly Bear - DNA - Yellowstone National Park - Wildlife - Canada

Sharpshooters test their skills to see just how hard amusement park games are. Amusement park - Recreation - Theme Parks - Defunct - Individual Parks