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WASHINGTON — The National Museum of American History is acquiring a collection of food stamps and their early designs from the Agriculture Department to be kept with an archive of paper money and coins. More: continued here

Majority of Union Members Now Work for the GovernmentWall Street JournalThe typical union member now works in the Post Office, not on the assembly line. Representing government employees has changed the union movement's …and more » More: continued here

Water Missions International, a Charleston-based charity that has been having trouble getting more of its water purification systems into earthquake-ravaged Haiti, got a big boost to its efforts Wednesday when FedEx chartered a cargo flight to Port-au-Prince. More: continued here

We’ve got a WHOLE LOT of stuff to give away here. Enter if you like a) stamps b) New Order c) Primal Scream or d) all of the above. More: continued here

ROANOKE, Va. — A Tennessee man has been indicted on six federal charges stemming from a December hostage situation at the Wytheville post office. Warren Taylor of Bristol, Tenn., was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury in Roanoke. More: continued here

Amazon earnings expected to soar in fourth quarterMarketWatchAmazon is widely expected to have gained market share at the expense of rivals like eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) , which still managed to report …This Week's 5 Smartest Stock MovesMotley FoolBullMarket.com Previews Earnings for Microsoft, Qualcomm, Amazon, & AppleIT News Onlineall 12 news …

eBay has expanded its Buyer Protection Policy to include additional payment services. In 2007, eBay had eliminated buyer-protection for all transactions except for those using its own PayPal payment service. More: continued here

The National Museum of American History will preserve a collection of food stamps and their early designs. More: continued here

The United Way of King County's Hunger Action Week Campaign.Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)And people who were already relying on food stamps and food banks were put in even more precarious situations. * In King County, there has been a 17% … More: continued here

An unusual coalition of customers, historical preservationists and art enthusiasts is coming together to stop the potential shuttering of Englewood’s downtown post office. More: continued here