1. Government posts $150 billion November budget gap. [Reuters]
2. It has been 10 days since Congress allowed the federal unemployment benefit programs to lapse. [UnemployedWorkers.org]
3. Jury convicts Elizabeth Smart kidnapper (Text & Video). [USA Today]
4. Julian Assange indictment On U.S. spying charges could come soon. [The Huffington Post]
5. Someone in the Government - Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) actually defends Wikileaks. [Gawker]
6. Russia: Give Julian Assange a Nobel Prize. [The Atlantic Wire]
7. Is Obama as lousy a negotiator as liberals say? [McClatchy]
8. Civil War's 150th anniversary stirs debate on race. [Associated Press]
9. Major probe into UK student riots launched. [SkyNews]
10. China airbrushing Nobel peace prize from internet. Even 'empty chair' isn't safe. [The Christian Science Monitor]
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