Cheat Sheet - Sylvia Browne: Dead Wrong

Today: IRS Wrong To Target 'Patriots'–But Also To Let Non-Profits Play Politics , Report: Evidence Ties Tsarnaevs to Homicide , Int'l Spacestation Springs a Leak May 10, 2013 DEAD WRONG 1. Sylvia Browne's Cleveland Fail The famous clairvoyant's unflappable certainty has finally caught up with her in the Cleveland kidnapping case—she said Amanda Berry was dead. Other mediums saw trouble coming, so why didn't she? The Daily Beast's Winston Ross talks to psychics about the flop. Read it at The Daily Beast SORRY! 2. IRS: We Targeted Conservatives The Internal Revenue Service apologized Friday for inappropriately "flagging" conservative political organizations who submitted applications containing the words "tea party" or "patriot." John Avlon on the embarrassing admission—and the bigger tax story we're still not talking about. Read it at The Daily Beast 'FORENSIC HITS' 3. Report: Evidence Ties Tsarnaevs to Homicide Police say they have found "mounting evidence" tying Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev to a brutal triple homicide in 2011. Massachusetts investigators told ABC News that they've found "forensic hits" linking both Boston bombing suspects to the crime, but that it's still too early to consider indicting Dzhokhar. Tamerlan was a roommate of one of the victims, Brendan Mess, who was found dead, along with two other men, in his home with his throat slit. The bodies were covered with marijuana, prompting theories that the elder Tsarnaev was angry that Dzhokhar, an enthusiastic pot smoker, had been toking up with Mess. Meanwhile, the suspects' uncle told the Associated Press that Tamerlan has been buried near Richmond, Virginia.   Read it at ABC News Call Jiffy Lube? 4. Int'l Spacestation Springs a Leak There must not be AAA in space. After a radiator leak at the International Space Station began sending white flakes of ammonia into space, a NASA spokesman said an emergency spacewalk may be necessary to fix the problem. Though the spokesman called the spacewalk only a "possibility," astronauts at the space station are sending tweets that make the ordeal seem a certainty: "Good Morning, Earth! Big change in plans, spacewalk tomorrow, Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn are getting suits and airlock ready. Cool!"   Read it at Fox News Unpopular Opinion 5. Poll: Americans Hate Justin Bieber Taking a break from presidential oddsmaking, Public Policy Polling released the results of a different, equally important survey: how do Americans feel about Justin Bieber? In a music-oriented poll, the petulant pop star was among the artists rated unfavorably by 50 percent or more of respondents. (Chris Brown and Lady Gaga suffered the same fate.) Taylor Swift, Adele, Beyoncé, and Justin Timberlake were among the most liked, with Timberlake finishing first among artists Americans would most like to see as president. Among the poll's other interesting findings: 75 percent of Americans have not been to "the club," and 68 percent dislike rap. Read it at Public Policy Polling Red Pen State Dept. Edited Benghazi Documents Deleted references to terror. CLEVELAND KIDNAPPING Prosecution May Seek Death Penalty For forcing captives to miscarry. TAKEDOWN California Sues JPMorgan Over credit-card lawsuits. Gimme Moore Demi's New Boyfriend Is Amazing He's an Australian pearl diver. Say Cheese Don't Instagram That There are certain photos we just don't want to see. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Incredible Bangladesh Rubble Rescue She's alive! More than two weeks after the garment factory collapse in Dhaka, Bangladesh, that has claimed over 1,000 lives, a survivor was pulled from the wreckage. More Videos The Problem With The Great Gatsby's Daisy Buchanan by Katie Baker Atlantis Discovered? by Mac Margolis OMG, I Want This House: East Hampton

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