We've all wanted to travel in time at some point in our lives.  Whether it's to go back to 10th grade and ask that girl you had a crush on to the high school dance, to step back a few days and buy that winning powerball ticket, or to rewind the clock a few years to say good-bye to that special someone you never got to say good-bye to.

Here's an article about 10 People Who Time Traveled For Real. 

The Denver Police Department holds a press conference Tuesday regarding the traffic stop and subsequent release of Representative Bradford.

After revelations that Rep. Laura Bradford (R-Grand Junction) allegedly cited "legislative immunity" to avoid a DUI citation from Denver police, Bradford addressed the legislature yesterday. Watch it here:

Read the story here from the Huffington Post

Take a look at some of these now and then photos from some popular celebs.

Remember Elisabeth Shue from Karate Kid?

Check out what she looks like now from TMZ

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Fans of NASA's "Blue Marble" images of Earth have a new gem to marvel at, notes Gizmodo. The agency has released on its Flickr stream what it calls the "most amazing, highest resolution image of Earth ever. Check it out!!!

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Bloomberg reporter Darrell Preston our special guest to talk about his and Aaron Kuriloff's piece Americans Pay Wall Street 20 Billion for Bad Swaps. The piece is about interest rate swaps gone bad such as the Louisiana Superdome after Hurricane Katrina and DPS with now Senator Michael Bennet. The thought: so-called auction-rate bonds would lower financing costs by allowing them to pay short-term rates, and interest-rate swaps would protect them if markets moved in the wrong direction. But these were set to fail from the start. Darrell Preston, a member of Bloomberg News’ state and municipal government team in the Dallas bureau, reports on municipal bonds, public finance and politics in Texas and surrounding states.

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