• Following the news of Osama bin Laden’s death, people gathered to celebrate outside of Former President Bush’s current home in the Dallas area.
• NPR is streaming the new Okkervil River album. It sounds darker and more grown-up than their previous work.
• Farmers and small food makers want to be able to more easily sell their products to consumers. (This change might even make it easier to get your hands on raw milk.)

• Lance Armstrong retires from professional cycling …again.
• Three first-term Texas House members would like to see Roe v. Wade overturned.
• Borders is closing their Austin stores, as part of their Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

If you walked down the drag yesterday hoping to grab a barbacoa burrito at Chipotle, you may have been interrupted by a throng protesting the chain's alleged poor payment of Florida tomato pickers. The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), from Immokalee, Florida, is on a small "Chipocrasy" tour, on its way to the company's home base in Denver. The CIW's complaint is that workers are paid 40 or 50 cents per 32 lb. bucket of tomatoes, the same price paid in 1978. more ›