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RALEIGH, North Carolina (AP) -- A federal grand jury indicted two-time presidential candidate John Edwards on Friday over $925,000 spent to keep his mistress and their baby in hiding during the peak of his 2008 campaign for the White House. The case of USA v. Johnny Reid Edwards contains six counts, including conspiracy, four counts of illegal campaign contributions and one count of false statements.

Paul Ryan’s $350 Wine v. John Edwards’ $400 Haircut. I think what really offends them is that he paid for the wine with his own money. It's kind of like how corporate jets are evil, but flying around on taxpayer-provided Gulfstreams is fine. Whether Ryan spends HIS MONEY on fine wine or lights dollar bills on fire, it's really none of anyone's business. What's done with the taxpayers' dollars, on the other hand, should be of concern to all of us.

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If you thought “South Beach” inspired sneakers had disappeared, think again. Today, sneakerheads can once again admire and awe at one of the year’s most jaw-dropping customs, in the form of the Air Jordan 5 “South Beach” Custom. This pair, which was created by Proof Culture, features a number of mind-bending details including a change in patent leather color on the toe-box as well as the addition of a pink inner liner not found on the original Air Jordan 5 White/Varsity Red-Midnight Navy colorway.

Cadillac’s CTS-V Coupe is already a highly respected, high-performance car – but for John Hennessey it was nothing more than a mere starting point for his latest creation: the 2012 Hennessey Twin Turbo V1000 CTS-V Coupe.

If puffy down vests and jackets is your thing, you are probaly going to love the new Moncler V Fall/Winter collection. Just arriving at Los Angeles establishment, Union, Moncler utilized Tibetan fabrics and dry brushed cotton to pair sophisticated styling with top notch construction. Look for them now online.

Ever since Digg launched its new site design, it's been plagued with all kinds of trouble, not least of which is that it keeps going down. The problems with the new architecture are so bad that VP of Engineering John Quinn is now gone, we've confirmed with sources close to Digg. In a Diggnation video today, CEO Kevin Rose explained some of the technical issues the site is dealing with and why it can't simply roll back to the previous architecture. The new version of Digg, v4, is based on a distributed database called Cassandra, which replaced the MySQL database the site ran on before. Cassandra is very advanced, but still too experimental. It is supposed to be faster and scale better, but it is still not battle-tested for a site the size of Digg. Every engineer at Digg is currently just trying to keep the site up and running.