Job prospects may not be so great for recent college graduates, the head of the IMF steps down, more news about Arnold Schwarzenegger and his family and is there a link between the Unabomber and a 1982 Tylenol poisoning case?

One of Yale’s oldest fraternities is in trouble after videos of pledges chanting pro-rape slogans went viral, the government is weighing a driving tax on motorists, IMF director Dominique Strauss-Kahn under constant surveillance at Rikers Island, and humans aren’t the only ones making for higher ground in the south…

A UC Berkeley senior takes a special graduation walk, Queen Elizabeth II is the first UK monarch to visit Ireland since 1922, Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child with a household staff member over a decade ago, and Lady Gaga reaches a Twitter milestone.

The head of the International Monetary Fund is denied bail in connection with sexual assault charges filed against him, the U.S. hits its debt limit, space shuttle Endeavor embarks on its final mission and celebrities could be tweeting too much…

Police are investigating a campus shooting that left three people dead at San Jose State University in California, Libyan rebels say they’ve taken control of the airport in the crucial port city Misrata, Newt Gingrich is set to announce his run for the presidency, and eye scans aren’t just in spy movies any more…

President Obama says he won’t release pictures of Osama Bin Laden’s body, rescue workers search for trapped miners in Mexico, former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak could face the death penalty and Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon announce the names of their twins.

Pakistan’s President speaks out about the U.S. led raid against Osama Bin Laden, Sec. of State Hillary Clinton has a message for the Taliban, The Army Corps of Engineers destroys a levee…on purpose and Alabama’s governor will address the state about the impact of last week’s tornadoes.

U.S. forces kill Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan.

Parts of the south are still reeling after deadly storms raged through 6 states, pro-government forces and rebels clash in Misrata, Space Shuttle Endeavor’s final mission is delayed and Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot.

Severe storms touch down in the South, PlayStation’s network gets hacked, the White House releases a copy of President Barack Obama’s birth certificate, and Beyonce wants to get kids moving.

17 states are putting pressure on Pabst Brewing Company to stop making the malt beverage “Blast,” police in France are searching for a man after finding the bodies of his wife and children, Sen. John Ensign will leave the Senate on May 3, and a man in Austria finds treasure in his own backyard!

Toyota is suspending production in North America as parts become increasingly hard to obtain from Japan, the U.S. terror alert system is being revamped, Apple is suing Samsung and Pac-Man fans find a new way to play the iconic game…

An exchange student is attacked while chatting on a webcam, the Governor of Arizona vetoes the “birther bill,” its been almost a year since the tragic BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and a group of disappointed fans tries to send M. Knight Shyamalan back to film school.

Authorities examine bones found in the water for a connection to serial killings in Long Island, wildfires rage throughout Texas, parts of the south are cleaning up after several tornadoes swept through the area, and one fan of the royals gets a “sweet” treat…

A deadly storm system heads east, the Arizona state legislature passes a so-called “birther bill”, Tokyo Electric Power Company will start reimbursing families displaced by the nuclear disaster in Japan, and private islands for rent.