Inquest: Ordered for the shooting of Maurice Clemmons by a police officer on December 1. Clemmons allegedly shot and killed four Lakewood police officers.

Creepy: Kent man charged with kidnapping and raping a 14-year-old girl, even after she supposedly agreed to "a sex act."

Sad: The body of a 22-year-old Port Orchard woman has been found in Haiti earthquake wreckage.

"Safe Internet Use": 28 students at McClure middle school have been suspended for cuberbullying after creating a Facebook page targeting the victim.

"Paradise Park"? Perugia's mayor and the Capitol Hill Community Council weigh in on Seattle Parks and Recreation's decision not to name a Capitol Hill park after Perugia, Italy.

"We're F—d": A close senate race in Massachusetts for the seat formerly held by Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy has Senate democrats worried - a win by Republican Scott Brown would reduce the Senate Democratic Caucus from 60 to 59.

Meanwhile: Democratic US Representative Vic Snyder announces he is not running for reelection.

In TV: Deal almost completed for "Tonight Show" host Conan O'Brien to leave NBC, leaving his spot open for Jay Leno to take back.

Wyclef Jean Pays Self $100,000 For Concert: Wyclef Jean's Yele Haiti foundation's spending is under close scrutiny, especially since raising $1.5 million after an earthquake hit Haiti on Friday.

Also: The US has offered Haitians living illegally in the US protection from deportation for 18 months and eligibility to work.

Bagram Detainees Names Released: The US government released names of detainees held at the Bagram air base in Afghanistan as part of a lawsuit.

China Allegedly Hacks Google: US to make formal protest over China's alleged "cyber-attacks" on Google.

Scary: Iranian authorities have warned protesters against using texts and e-mail messages to organize rallies.

Condiments! Women on the Newlywed Game in the 70's have no idea what a condiment is! HILARITY ENSUES.