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Senate Democrats are considering following up the recently passed economic stimulus bill with $35 billion in additional money for the unemployed, food stamps and heating subsidies for the poor.Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, D-N.D., on Wednesday said the proposed steps are likely to be endorsed in the congressional budget plan …

Gloucester’s main post office in the Courthouse area would be named for the late Rep. Jo Ann Davis , under a bill introduced Wednesday by her successor in Congress. More: continued here

VIJAYAWADA: NECC defeated South Central Railway by 37 runs, while Royal CC scored a 333-run victory over Sakthi CC in Krishna District Cricket Association’s power league for the Kartagadda Madhusudhana Rao Memorial Trophy on … More: continued here

EBay PowerSeller Boycott ExtendedMashable, CA –1 hour agoI haven’t weighed in on the EBay boycott with a heavy-handed opinion yet, because frankly, I haven’t used the system enough recently and researched the … More: continued here

CNDNEWS.com Stamps Increasing by One Cent to 42c on May 12thCNDNEWS.com, ND –2 minutes agoThe price for a one-ounce First-Class stamp will increase from 41 to 42 cents on May 12. Prices for other mailing services, such as Standard Mail, … More: continued here

A little more than a decade ago, the proliferation of e-mail promised a new era of communication between state lawmakers and the people they represented. Imagine a life with less phone tag, the information technology gurus said, as well as fewer envelopes, stamps, and printer cartridges. More: continued here

Post office to provide help with passportsMarin Independent-Journal, CA –1 minute agoThe Mill Valley post office will provide on-site assistance on passport procedures during a passport fair from 9 am to 1 pm Saturday at the branch at 751 E. … More: continued here

eBay is trying to help CISOs (chief information security officers) build a common front in the war against cybercrime. More: continued here

The Supreme Court decided Wednesday that employees who claim job discrimination should not suffer because of mistakes made by the federal agency charged with investigating their allegations. More: continued here

The European Union governing body says the combination of the two companies would not unfairly stifle competition. More: continued here