Clinton Staying In Race After West Virginia Victory

(Charleston, WV) -- Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton still has her eye on the future with a focus on the White House. Yesterday, Clinton promised to stay in the race through the final nominating contests in early July after pulling out a big victory over rival Barrack Obama in the West Virginia Democratic primary. She told a cheering crowd in Charleston, West Virginia, that she will move on to the Kentucky and Oregon primaries May 20th, and through the Montana and South Dakota primaries June 3rd.

DC Area Home Sales Slump

(Washington, DC) -- Home sales in the District dropped sharply in April. Only 368 homes were sold, a decline of more than 43 percent from the same period last year. Sales were also off in Prince George's and Montgomery counties in Maryland, and in Arlington and Fairfax counties in Virginia. In Prince William County, however, home sales increased by nearly 50 percent in April. The statistics are compiled by Metropolitan Regional Information Systems and published by the "Washington Business Journal."

Half Of R. Kelly Jurors Empaneled

(Chicago, IL) -- Jury selection continues today in musician R. Kelly's child pornography trial. Two days of selection have produced eight of the twelve jurors and four alternates needed to judge Kelly's fate. Half of the eight chosen so far are black, and half are white. On Monday, the defense had raised concerns because the prosecution excluded two African-American potential jurors. Five of the jurors selected so far are women, and three are men. The newest jurors include a married man in his 40s, an investment firm compliance officer, a catholic school's teachers' aide, a female criminal justice student, and a man with prior jury experience. The 41-year-old Kelly is charged with 14 counts of child pornography for allegedly making a sex tape with an underage girl.

Results Of Rude Drivers Survey Released

(Undated) -- A new survey is shedding some light on where the least courteous drivers in the nation can be found. The "Washington Examiner" reports the AutoVantage Road Rage Survey found Miami has the rudest drivers, followed by Boston, New York, Baltimore and Washington, DC. If you're looking for a nicer driving experience, head to Pittsburgh, which topped the list of cities with the most courteous drivers. Also high on that list, Portland, Oregon, Seattle, Minneapolis and Cleveland. The District did take the number one position in one category -- as the area where drivers are most likely to watch other drivers slamming on their brakes at the last possible second.