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The 42-cent stamps cover the new first-class rate that took effect May 12. Honored on the stamps are: · Ruben Salazar, who chronicled the evolution of Mexican-American politics. More: continued here

The 42-cent stamps cover the new first-class rate that took effect May 12. Honored on the stamps are: · Ruben Salazar, who chronicled the evolution of Mexican-American politics. More: continued here

Soccer moms and commuters aren’t the only ones feeling the bite of rising fuel costs — every time the price of gasoline goes up a penny it costs the Postal Service $8 million. More: continued here

Hedge fund founder's card offered on eBay as manhunt continuesStamford Advocate, CT –28 minutes agoBy Jeff Morganteen An eBay seller is looking to cash in on the saga of Samuel Israel, the 48-year-old hedge fund manager whose disappearance last Monday … More: continued here

An eBay seller is looking to cash in on the saga of Samuel Israel, the 48-year-old hedge fund manager whose disappearance last Monday sparked a manhunt by federal authorities. More: continued here

Flood victims can pick up mail at post officeReporter-Times, IN –18 hours agoThe next day, that road might be blocked off by a fallen tree or debris, and the carrier will return the mail from that area to the post office. … More: continued here

Beacon Journal staff report Robert ”Robby” Stamps, one of 13 students shot by Ohio National Guardsmen during a Vietnam War protest May 4, 1970, at Kent State University, has died of complications from pneumonia. More: continued here

Vietnam's plugged-in generation: Internet boom creates 'LittleSan Jose Mercury News,  USA –35 minutes agoInvestors and Internet giants eBay, Yahoo and even Google are taking notice of Asia's latest Internet boom. Some 20 million Vietnamese are now online – up … More: continued here

Robby Stamps, 58, 1970 KSU survivorAkron Beacon Journal, OH –16 minutes agoRobert ''Robby'' Stamps, one of 13 students shot by Ohio National Guardsmen during a Vietnam War protest May 4, 1970, at Kent State University, … More: continued here

Former champion jockey Ryan Moore set himself up for Royal Ascot by riding a near 172-1 four-timer at Sandown, highlighted by improving sprinter Corrybrough. More: continued here