Details of Idaho's Senator Larry Craig's affairs with four men, said the Idaho Statesman, according to an Assoicated Press Acticle found here. This is the first article the Statesman has published on Craig since his arrest in September.
The American Library Association's Banned Book Week, celebrating freedom of information kicked off Saturday, and will run until next Saturday. The association lists books whose banning was most frequently requested in order from most requests to least, and also lists reasons for the requests. More information can be found at the ALA website, or from The Pioneer Press.
Bill Clinton was interviewed Friday, on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. He discussed Hillary Clinton's candidacy, and some reforms he would like to make regarding the frantic pace of Congressional life, and how it affecting our country. The interview is interesting and funny, and can be found here on Comedy Central's website.
Amos, a donkey living on Warren Gundberg's farm outside of Underwood, Minnesota, wandered through a hole in the fence Thursday, and soon found himslef sitting on his behind at the bottom of an abandoned well. The volunteer fire department arrived on the scene a little before noon, and rescued the animal by digging him out of the well with a skid-steer loader. Gundberg said, "I gave hima a nice, warm bubble bath when I got him home, and I chewed him out for leaving."
The Associtated Press article can be found here on the Pioneer Press's website, and a longer, more detailed piece can be found here on the Star Tribune's website.