Go Home Already: Don't Be Dirty
- The New York Times has some more details on the state of mind of acting Freddie Mac CFO David Kellermann before his apparent suicide today. "Some neighbors said Mr. Kellermann had lost a noticeable amount of weight under the strain of the job, and some said they had suggested that he should quit to avoid the stress." He reportedly did not leave a suicide note.
- Some minor injuries reported after a St. Andrew's Episcopal School bus crashed in Montgomery County today.
- It's looking like 17-year-olds will soon be able to get the morning after pill over the counter.
- The Presidential Inaugural Committee raked in $2 million on sales of Obama-themed souvenirs alone.
- GGW looks at last night's Frontline episode on pollution in the Chesapeake Bay and Puget Sound.
- Courtesy WTOP, "DPW says you now have a 100 percent chance of getting a ticket" if you defy alternate side street sweeping regulations, thanks to the SweeperCams. Anyone willing to test that theory?
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