Little Rock, AR -- If Republicans need more proof that President Bill Clinton didn't do anything in office, this is it: the only two e-mails Clinton ever sent during his term will be part of the archives in the Bill Clinton presidential library. One e-mail was to test the system and the other was to astronaut John Glenn praising him for returning to space after almost 40 years. Those two e-mails will also be accompanied by 39,999,998 others sent by Clinton's staff.

YEKATERINBURG, Russia -- Here's some good news: Chess is not a sin. Officials in the Russian Orthodox Church have given their thumbs up to the game, rejecting a young churchgoer's request to have chess declared the work of the devil. Still, Russian religious leaders are maintaining a ban on other games which arouse their followers passions or cause anger or confusion -- including computer games.

BUTTE, Mont. -- The champions of the bartending world were honored in Butte, Montana, earlier this week at the first annual Bartender Olympics. Masters of mixology faced off in six events including a table-clean up competition, a fill-the-order race and a shot glass stacking competition. Butte bartender Peggy Ogan took home the top honors, beating five other local bartenders, according to the "Montana Standard."

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