US News - News April 21, 2011

Donald Trump - Donald Trump Blasts Jerry Seinfeld for Benefit Cancellation (ContactMusic)
Donald Trump has sparked a war of words with Jerry Seinfeld after the comedian pulled out of an appearance at an upcoming charity fundraiser.

Supreme Court Notebook: Kagan absences no big deal (Connecticut Post)
Justice Elena Kagan 's leather-backed chair was empty this week for the 26th and final time this term while the other Supreme Court justices listened to arguments in an obscure dispute between the government and an Indian tribe.

Obama to supporters: I understand your frustration (Tampa Bay Online)
Easing into his 2012 campaign, President Barack Obama is telling his supporters he understands their frustration over the compromises he's made with Republicans, while preparing them for more to come.

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Pop star declared Haiti president (KansasCity)
Michel Martelly, a Haitian popular singer known by the stage name "Sweet Micky," was officially declared the earthquake-devastated country's next president, election officials said Wednesday.A spokesman for Haiti's electoral commission, Pierre Thibault, said Martelly won the presidency with 67.57 percent of the vote, defeating rival candidate ...

FAA fires 2 controllers for sleeping on job (KVAL - News - National & World News)
The Federal Aviation Administration says it has fired air traffic controllers in Miami and Knoxville, Tenn., for sleeping on the job.

Dharun Ravi indicted on 15 counts in Tyler Clementi webcam suicide (examiner)
On September 22, 2010, Rutgers student Tyler Clementi, 18, committed suicide by jumping off the George Washington Bridge. On April 20, 2011, his former roommate, Dharun Ravi, was indicted in Clementi's death.

Apple's fiscal Q2 2011 numbers again blow Wall Street away (examiner)
Apple continued its trend of positively crushing Wall Street expectations, by releasing earnings for the quarter ending March 26, 2011, its fiscal Q2.

Blagojevich retrial gets off to quiet start (The Topeka Capital-Journal)
In this April 16, 2011 file photo, former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich speaks about his upcoming retrial at his home in Chicago.

US to give Libyan rebels non-lethal aid (WDTN-TV Dayton)
The Obama administration plans to give the Libyan opposition $25 million in non-lethal assistance in what will be the first direct U.S. aid to the rebels after weeks of assessing their capabilities and intentions, officials said Wednesday.