Tiger Woods says he'll return to professional golf and compete in the Masters tournament next month. Woods is a four-time Masters champion, with his last victory at Augusta National in 2005. He's been off the pro tour since last November when a sex scandal erupted. His admissions of marital infidelity led Woods to undergo treatment for sexual addiction. Source Link
More changes are in store for the nation's highest court. U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has told New Yorker magazine that he'll decide soon when he'll retire, but it will be sometime during President Obama's current term in office. Stevens has served on the high court since 1975 and is the senior member of the liberal contingent on the bench. He turns 90 next month. Source Link
The U.S. Army is adapting basic training to prepare soldiers for the challenges of fighting a war like the ones in Iraq and Afghanistan. Boot camp will no longer include bayonet drills. Instead, recruits will learn more ways to fight with their hands. New physical training will de-emphasize the long-distance run and focus more on building core muscle strength needed for carrying heavy equipment or moving injured comrades. Source Link
The U.S. Army is adapting basic training to prepare soldiers for the challenges of fighting a war like the ones in Iraq and Afghanistan. Boot camp will no longer include bayonet drills. Instead, recruits will learn more ways to fight with their hands. New physical training will de-emphasize the long-distance run and focus more on building core muscle strength needed for carrying heavy equipment or moving injured comrades. Source Link
