The laboratory technician, Raymond Clark, III, who had been under surveillance by authorities, and had been taken in for questioning, was arrested and arraigned for allegedly murdering another worker at the laboratory where they both worked. Annie Li's body was found in the wall at the laboratory in Connecticut. The authorities were reportedly able to match the man's DNA to evidence in the investigation, and made the arrest soon after they had released the man, who they brought in for questioning. There are reports that the man was quite concerned with the mouse cages in the laboratory being clean as he was in charge of keeping the cages clean. He had written Ms Li an e-mail about the condition of the cages, which he thought were not as clean as they should have been. The woman was scheduled to get married, the day her body was found.

John Dean revealed on MSNBC's "Countdown with Keith Obermann" that the Watergate burglars were trying to find financial information about kick backs on the Democrats which could be used to embarrass them. Nixon, Dean said did not authorize the break-in, but noted that he thought the Democratic Headquarters was the only place where the information could be found. Nothing was found when they broke in.

President Obama will be using this weekend to make a media blitz, trying to sell the health care reform program. He will appear on five news shows on Sunday including Meet the Press, State of the Union, the George Stephanopolis Show, and Face the Nation. The president will also make an appearance on David Letterman's show on Monday night.

There is a new Senate gang coming together, to try to present a better bill on the health care reform plan than the gang of six with Senator Max Baucus. The four include Senator Olympia Snowe, Senator John Luger, Senator Joe Lieberman and Senator Claire Mc Closkey.

A bill allowing Governor Deval Patrick to appoint someone to fill the seat of the late Senator Edward Kennedy, on an interim basis until January 2010, is moving forward in the Massachuetts' government.

The U. S. military has closed the largest detention center in Iraq.

Vice-President Joe Biden made a visit to Iraq this week, at the same time a bomb went off in the Green Zone where two civilians were killed.

The Europeans have called for a major discussion regarding the goals for Afghanistan.

The Republicans kick off a family values summit this weekend, with many top Republican leaders. Values Voter Summit 2009 is the title of the meeting.

Former Vice-President Dick Cheney underwent back surgery this week.

The United States will be sharing 10% of its swine flu vaccine with other nations, which include Australia, France, Brazil and New Zealand.

A Judge has threatened to sanction an individual who continues to file frivolous lawsuits, challenging the birthplace of President Barack Obama.

Jodie Powell, President Jimmy Carter's Press Secretary had died from a heart attack, he was 65 years old.

Burt Reynolds is reportedly under treatment for drug abuse, according to his manager.

Reportedly the Federal Government suspended the security clearance of Governor Mark Sanford, when he announced he had had an affair. The clearance was reinstated after a month, it was stated that it was a mistake made by an unannounced individual.

China tries to allay fears of a trade war, with the United States.

Japan has a new Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and a new finance minister
Hirohisa Fujii.

An Egyptian Judge sentenced two American couples, to two years in prison for alleged illegal trafficing in humans in adoption cases.

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