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Why does Barack Obama, raised by a single mother who was on food stamps, seem so forced when he mingles with the common folk? More: continued here

Nick Price moved a step closer to his first Champions Tour victory, shooting a 5-under 67 on Saturday to take a two-stroke lead into the final round of the FedEx Kinko’s Classic. Price had a tournament-record 12-under 132 total on The Hills Country Club course. More: continued here

LAKEWAY, Texas – Nick Price moved a step closer to his first Champions Tour victory, shooting a 5-under 67 on Saturday to take a two-stroke lead into the final round of the FedEx Kinko’s Classic. More: continued here

Nick Price goes for his fifth career victory in the state of Texas on Sunday and will try to capture his first career title on the Champions Tour in his 23rd start on the circuit. More: continued here

Tap, tap, tapping into historyMalaysia Star, Malaysia –1 hour agoThe average volume of 3650 telegrams a month this year earns the post office just Bt130,000 – far from covering the annual Bt25 million in expenses. … More: continued here

Mean with money: Hunter DaviesTimes Online, UK –3 hours agoExcept there is one domestic, everyday item which you can get for 5% less, if you know where to look – postage stamps. Yes, I knew that would surprise you. … More: continued here

Indymedia UK 436000 Liverpool Residents Snub May Day MarchIndymedia UK, UK –6 minutes agoLast July, General Secretary Hayes gave a speech in the city, and described Royal Mail’s proposed new contract as a "carve up" between Royal Mail bosses and … More: continued here

Scottish Agenda: HBOS needs long-term viewTimes Online, UK –3 hours agoI do not know whether Adam Crozier is a shareholder in HBOS but, if he is, the Royal Mail boss may be one of the few rubbing his hands with glee at the … More: continued here

Times Online Dracula sinks his teeth into Royal Mail historyTimes Online, UK –6 minutes agoThe use of living nonroyals is at odds with the Royal Mail’s policy, going back to 1924, that they can appear on stamps only if they are part of a larger … More: continued here

“Dragon Skin” body armor still isn’t approved for use by U.S. troops, but a man in Boston got his hands on one vest, thanks to the on-line shopping site: eBay. Tonight: the government wants that piece of Fresno made body armor back. More: continued here