WEEKEND: CLASHES IN ISRAEL TURN DEADLY
-At least 12 people were killed in a series of weekend clashes as Palestinians mourn the birth of the Jewish state.
-IMF CHIEF CHARGED WITH SEX CRIME: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the head of the International Monetary Fund has been charged with a sexual assault for an alleged incident involving a hotel maid.
-AMERICAN SOUTH/MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOOD: Thousands of homes are at risk after major spillway opens.
FRIDAY: 80 KILLED IN PAKISTAN ACADEMY BOMBING
-The Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for two bombings at a paramilitary academy that killed at least 80 people. Taliban officials say it was to avenge Osama Bin Laden's death.
-MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOODING/SPILLWAY MAY OPEN: Thousands are fleeing their homes in the American South as the Mississippi River flooding continues. Officials may open a strategic spillway by this weekend to save several cities.
-CAMPAIGN 2012/RON PAUL THROWS HAT INTO RING: Texas U.S. Rep. Ron Paul announces he's running for president in 2012.
-CAMPAIGN 2012/ROMNEY HITS BACK AT WSJ: Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney slams the Wall Street Journal for attacking his healthcare policies and positions.
-CAMPAIGN 2012/HUCKABEE TO ANNOUNCE RACE PLANS: Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee will announce his plans to run for president in 2012.
THURSDAY'S NEWS:
-WSJ SLAMS "ROMNEYCARE": The Wall Street Journal released a scathing editorial on Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's past work on healthcare reform, the morning of his major speech addressing the subject.
-ROMNEY UNVEILS "OBAMACARE" ALTERNATIVE: Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney released details of his proposed alternative to U.S. President Barack Obama's national healthcare law while defending a similar controversial program he approved while serving as Massachusetts governor.
-OPINION:ROMNEY'S HEALTHCARE PROBLEM: FOX News political editor Chris Stirewalt provides analysis into the problems of Romney's healthcare plan, and why he says it's bigger than the mandate.
WEDNEDSAY'S NEWS:
-BIN LADEN'S SONS PROTEST KILLING: The sons of Osama Bin Laden slammed the United States for what they call an "arbitrary killing."
-OBAMA APPROVAL RATING HITS RECORD HIGH: U.S. President Barack Obama's public opinion polling is the highest point in two years, weeks after announcing the killing of Osama Bin Laden.
TUESDAY'S NEWS:
-SYRIA BAILS ON UN CAMPAIGN: Syria pulled out of a bid for a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council following it's deadly crackdown on anti-government protesters.
-LAWMAKERS TO VIEW BIN LADEN CORPSE PHOTOS: A select group of U.S. members of Congress will be allowed to view images of Osama Bin Laden's body, after being shot and killed last Sunday.
-MISSISSIPPI RIVER CRESTING DANGERS: Major vegetation areas in Mississippi and Louisiana are at risk of flooding as the Mississippi River crests.
MONDAY'S NEWS:
-"GOVERNATOR" AND WIFE SEPARATE: Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver announce their separation.
-ANALYSIS:OBAMA DASHES "JIMMY CARTER" LABEL: Rising public opinion polls have U.S. President Barack Obama able to dodge the politically doomed shadow of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
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