Friday's Headlines

Hey everyone! I am back. I apologize but, I've been having some silly technical difficulties this last week. I'm not exactly sure what happened but, first Blogger was down for the entire weekend, then the site I get updates from decided to go down. I also have been thoroughly absorbed in the Casey Anthony trial. I will be doing an update about the trial soon.

Have a great weekend everyone! :) Here are today's headlines:

• Mladic tells court does not want to enter pleas (AP)
• Obama, in Ohio, will promote auto industry rebound (AP)
• Silence, vagueness from Democrats on Weiner photo (AP)
• 30 years after first AIDS cases, hope for a cure (AP)
• Job growth could be weakening as economy sputters (AP)
• Criminal charges likely Fri. against John Edwards (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Surviving Bosnia's killing fields (AP)
• Gates sees improvements in US-China relationship (AP)
• Pa. girl survives 5-speller standoff to win bee (AP)
• Nowitzki rallies Mavs to win that ties NBA finals (AP)
• Moody's sounds alarm over U.S. debt limit and deficits (Reuters)
• Employment seen held back by weak economy (Reuters)
• Mladic calls genocide charges "monstrous" lie (Reuters)
• Goldman Sachs subpoenaed for financial crisis role (Reuters)
• The real deal? Groupon files for public offering (Reuters)
• Hackers attack another Sony network and post data (Reuters)
• Pakistan, U.S. agree to resume joint intel ops: Foreign Ministry (Reuters)
• Romney launches presidential bid and blasts Obama (Reuters)
• Mladic appears before UN court (AFP)
• Mladic's first appearance in court: live report (AFP)