Jul 11, 2011 9:25 AM
- Wrap it up! A "superbug" strain of gonorrhea, the first ever to resist all currently recommended treatments, has been discovered in Japan. [Reuters]
- Groupon announced yesterday that it will collect and share more information about its users, along with changes in privacy policy. [WaPo]
- Struggling actor James Whittemore kicked through a glass door at the home of the Late Show with David Letterman yesterday morning, after a night of drinking, and smashed three more doors, destroyed phones, ripped frames off walls, and knocked over trash cans. [WSJ]
- Rupert Murdoch's now shuttered News of the World tried to pay a New York City police officer for phone records on British victims of 9/11. [Reuters]
- It costs over $1 million to create a Rihanna song. NPR breaks it down. [NPR]
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