Back-to-School Expenses: Parents Paying More...PLUS: The Conversation: Want to be Facebook Friends With North Korea?

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August 24, 2010

Back-to-School Expenses: Parents Paying More Parents are having to pay more for school supplies as schools cut back spending. More > The Conversation: Social Media and North Korea Vice founder Shane Smith and Stephanie Sy on North Korea's social media push. More > Trapped Chilean Miners' First Request: Toothbrushes In perhaps an incidental sign of the long stay to come, the 33 miners trapped 2,258 feet below ground in Chile reportedly made an unusual first request when they were contacted by rescuers: Send toothbrushes...[continue] Pictures From Hurricane Katrina: 5 Years Later On the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is still in recovery, a recovery exacerbated by the global recession and, now, the BP oil spill. For every positive milestone, plenty of challenges remain. A look at back at photos showing how far the city has come, and how much work remains...[continue] More World Newser > Sea World Hit With Major Fine Chilean Miners Still Alive Controversial Imam Stands Firm on Mosque Location On the Trail of the Tainted Eggs New Los Angeles School Costs $578M Katrina: Where the New Orleans' Economy Stands Trapped Miners' First Request: Toothbrushes Tiger Divorce Revealed: Elin's 8 Attorneys to His 1, Woods Already Getting Offers Egg Recall Probe: Searching for the Cause Person of the Week: Fallen Hero Derek Farley

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