THE ANTI-DRUDGE       |   PAGE 2 HEADLINES      |     US BUSINESS     |      US ENTERTAINMENTSalon |   Politico |   Slate  |   AlterNet |   TPM    |   Huffington Post Yahoo News  |   Drudge Report  |   Google News  |   BuzzfeedEx-Virginia governor, wife guilty of corruptionBob McDonnell is found guilty on 11 of 13 charges stemming from accepting gifts for promoting a product.Why nothing was off-limits   for Joan RiversThe comic didn't sidestep Holocaust or fat jokes because, she said, if you laugh at something, it has less power.Father charged with murderin son's hot-car deathJustin Ross Harris was arrested after his toddler passed away while being left alone in an SUV for seven hours.Postal Service slashes ratesSome retailers could save 50 percent on shipping by switching from other carriers, an expert says.10 ways to save  when shopping at TargetLearn how to squeeze the most savings out of a trip to the big-box retailer.When police misplace their U.S. military gearMissing: An untold number of weapons, and even a few Humvees, acquired by police departments from the Pentagon.States with highest  (and lowest) speed limitsFour states have top authorized speed limits of at least 80 mph, but drivers in one state can go even faster.America's hidden gems to visit nowWhile Milwaukee may conjure up images of cheese, it's quickly becoming a hotbed of culturally rich happenings.Highest-rated American-made  cars and trucksConsumer Reports found the best American-made vehicles in 15 key categories.10 foods to eat so you never have to dietThese powerhouse foods help keep unwanted pounds at bay, and it has nothing to do with counting calories.32 teens escape Tennessee detention facilityMore than one dozen were still being sought Tuesday morning after a Nashville-area breakout.Powerful interests want to take down CristFlorida's biggest utilities are pouring money into the coffers of the former governor's opponent in reclaiming the office.Arab strikes in Libya show   impatience with USEgypt and the United Arab Emirates secretly carried out airstrikes against Islamist militias inside Libya, the United States publicly acknowledged Tuesday.Obama likely to hit ISIL  without OK from CongressWhat do Syrian President Bashar Assad and the U.S. Congress have in common? President Obama is unlikely to ask either for a formal green light to expand the American air war against the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) from Iraq into Syria.Calls to boycott Burger King  over Tim Hortons dealBurger King has a problem, though, because the deal also includes a plan to change the new firm's nominal headquarters from Miami to Oakville, Ontario, where Hortons is based.911 operator's stunning  response to child in hot carA Florida police dispatcher will be disciplined for not offering help to a frantic mother whose toddler son had locked himself inside her broiling car, officials said today.All 50 states ranked by their beersIt's a great time to be drinking beer in America. Not