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Ah, new category time! There is so much information in cyberland and honestly we would love if UNEASY was the only place you got your news, so to help facilitate that we will post a daily digest post once or twice a day just giving the headlines of the day of stories that are not necessary UNEASY material – but important enough to keep you in the know.

So skip CNN and the BBC – make us your homepage :)

Daily Digest for 5/15/07:

• TV Evangelist Jerry Falwell Dies at 73: The Rev. Jerry Falwell collapsed at his campus office and died Tuesday after a career in which the evangelist used the power of television to transform the religious right into a mighty force in American politics. He was 73.
• YouTube wants meeting with U.S. military on Web ban: YouTube is chafing at being one of 13 Web sites now off limits on the computer networks used by U.S. military personnel.
• Cruise ship runs aground off Alaska: A cruise ship struck a reef off the coast of Alaska early Monday, forcing the evacuation of 248 passengers before being freed and heading to port, the US Coast Guard said.
• Senators Told of Future High Gas Prices: The U.S. is likely to face several more years of high gasoline prices as refining capacity is expected to remain tight in the years ahead, a panel of high-ranking witnesses warned the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Tuesday.
• States Demand Answers About Sex Offenders On MySpace: Top prosecutors from eight states want MySpace to tell them how many registered sex offenders have MySpace accounts.
• Opie And Anthony Suspended For 30 Days: XM Radio announced Tuesday that shock jocks Gregg “Opie” Hughes and Anthony Cumia were suspended from their radio show for 30 days.
• ABC calls in ‘Cavemen’ for the fall: Once again, ABC leads the network pack in picking up new programming, announcing Tuesday that seven new dramas and four new comedies are coming to its prime-time lineup beginning this fall.
• Low-tar cigarettes ‘bad for heart’: Low-tar or “light” cigarettes impair blood flow through the heart just as much as normal cigarettes, experts have warned.