BumpWatch: Anna Paquin Debuts Baby Belly

Anna Paquin debuts her barely-there baby bump Saturday evening at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

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President Obama pokes fun at himself, his GOP opponents and the Secret Service (Washington Bureau)

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Review: Actors make ?Two Jews Walk into a War' (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

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Video: Congress locked in student loan battle (cbsnews)

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Veto Threat (TIME)

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Promise of the American Dream is broken (CNN)

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Nintendo posts first annual financial loss as casual gaming continues to shift to Apple and iPhone

Nintendo recently posted their full-year financial results, which included their first operating loss amounting to a deficit of $458 million. Over the whole year, Nintendo sold 13.5 million 3DS portable systems worldwide; to put that in perspective, Apple sold about 9 million iPhones in the U.S. in the first quarter of 2012 alone.

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Scientists Have Found a Way to Regenerate Muscle Tissue After a Heart Attack [Medicine]

There could be a path to a simpler recovery after a heart attack. Duke University Medical Center scientists have discovered a way to turn the scar tissue that forms after cardiac arrest into healthy muscle tissue, which would make a stem cell transplant unnecessary. More »

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