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1. Aspirin research: Daily regimen has bleeding risk, no cancer prevention benefit
(Health/Healthquest)

... for decades, patients have heeded their doctors’ advice: nearly a third of middle-aged Americans regularly take a baby aspirin daily. But new research shows that the daily aspirin regimen may not be healthy ...

2. Tracklist for Bruce Springsteen's new album 'Wrecking Ball' hints at The Boss' anger
(Entertainment/Movies)

BY ADELE SAMMARCO NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM The Boss is back and better than ever. Bruce fans get ready for Springsteen’s 17th studio album in March, one of the most anticipated releases of 2012. Calling ...

3. Florida drunk driver David Belniak sues dead victim of fatal crash on Christmas
(U.S./Nation)

...  But in December, Belniak's attorney filed a suit against the driver who had been killed, and alleged that the Florida Highway Patrol's investigation of the case was a "government sanctioned assassination ...

4. Mt. Peter: A family resort where kids learn to ski and snowboard
(Sports/Professional)

... Jan. 21, it’s the Big Air Contest at Pats Peak in Henniker, N.H. There will be snowboarder and skier divisions, with more than $1,000 in prizes. The New England Ski Museum in Franconia, N.H., is offering ...

5. N.J. Devils vs. Boston Bruins preview: N.J. is on a 3-game streak
(Sports/Professional)

... puck rebound and faked a pass, forcing the Oilers defenseman to dive to stop it. Elias patiently waited for the passing lane to open after the Oilers committed his position, and fired it into the stick ...

6. Hollywood Was Founded To Steal IP
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Hollywood got its start stealing intellectual property from Thomas Edison, who owned most of the original patents on movie cameras. He vigorously enforced his patents and created a monopoly on film creation, ...

7. REVIEW: Kevin Spacey rages powerfully as ‘Richard III’
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... The Bosworth battlefield is lit in striated patterns by Paul Pyant, who supplies many a looming shadow to the earlier proceedings.  The doors are further used dramatically when across their ...

8. Christie signs bill allowing sports betting at casinos and race tracks
(N.J./State)

... or on any game in which a New Jersey college team participates, regardless of where it takes place. place. That means no betting would be permitted on Rutgers, Seton Hall or Princeton games. The legislation ...

9. Rocks from Mars meteorite shower have scientists excited
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... rocks on a path through the solar system, and that one of the rocks entered the Earth’s atmosphere and split into smaller pieces. Sometimes, those pieces touch down. The largest of the rocks found in ...

10. Chris Dodd, Motion Pictures Association call SOPA online protests 'gimmick'
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... hours, to raise awareness, we are blacking out Wikipedia.” While Facebook and Twitter have declined to participate in the online protest, despite their opposition to the House of Representatives' Stop ...

11. State launches prescription drug monitoring program to halt abuse and diversion
(Health/Healthquest)

... dangerous substances (CDS) and human growth hormone (HGH). The result is a searchable database that includes detailed information on the sale of the high-risk drugs when they are dispensed in outpatient ...

12. Christie's eloquence disguises the substance of his message
(Opinion/Commentary)

... for schools and police and fire safety in urban and suburban districts. Currently, our inner cities are in turmoil as a result of a lack of police protection. Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Camden and ...

13. Christie's tax cut proposal shows he is a masterful politician
(Opinion/Commentary)

... with his speech. The Democrats - as I suspect he anticipated – immediately found fault with his tax cut plan. Their carping came down to this: the rich get too much. Christie’s plan, they protested, ...

14. Zappos hackers steal passwords, personal data: What should customers do?
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... at Sony, Google, Bank of America, RSA, Lockheed, Epsilon, Nasdaq Directors Desk and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. And computer technologists agree the pattern is likely to continue well into 2012 and ...

15. N.J. Democrats argue Christie's proposed 10% income tax cut would benefit the rich
(N.J./State)

... money in the hands of the private sector will generate the jobs and economic activity we need to not only solve our current fiscal problems, but also put us on a path to be an economic powerhouse again,” ...

16. Menu for Burger King home delivery is limited to certain items
(Life/Style)

... delivered. Orders will be packed in a thermal insulated bag, "which ensures the Whopper is delivered hot and fresh, and the French fries are delivered hot and crispy,” Jonathan Fitzpatrick, chief brand ...

17. Allianz
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Sorry Pal, the wound is still too fresh.. If their participation is still creating ill feelings, then yes, find another sponsor. They can hold their money for another few hundred years, and we'll drop ...

18. N.Y. Giants' Chase Blackburn: Math teacher makes good addition
(Sports/Professional)

... to the Columbus Dispatch. Blackburn had nine tackles in the Giants' wild-card playoff victory over the Atlanta Falcons, and an important fumble recovery in the win over Green Bay. "To put on this type ...

19. Gov. Chris Christie 2012 State of the State Address
(N.J./State)

... of overtaxation, overspending, overborrowing and overregulation. Our education systems failed those who needed it the most, and our leaders stood by and said, “be patient, and we’ll fix it.” In popular ...

20. Research may prevent liver damage from medicinal drugs
(Health/Healthquest)

... cell-to-cell communication can protect against damage caused by liver-toxic drugs such as acetaminophen. “Our findings suggest that this therapy could be a clinically viable strategy for treating patients ...