Esquire
The Man Who Killed Osama bin Laden… Is Screwed
Phil Bronstein, executive chairman of the Center for Investigative Reporting, visited the unnamed Navy SEAL who shot and killed Osama bin Laden to hear his story. What he didn’t expect to find during his visit was the struggles the Navy SEAL is dealing with while trying to lead a civilian life with his family after deciding to leave SEAL Team 6 (ST6). Although serving 16 years in the Navy, the unnamed assassin will receive no pension, no healthcare for himself and his family, and no protection. Read on to learn more about his story.

News.va
Pope Benedict XVI announces his resignation at end of month
Many were shocked by Pope Benedict XVI’s announcement last Monday that he was resigning from the papacy after less than eight years in office. February 28 marks his last day; the new Supreme Pontiff will then be elected by a Conclave. Pope Benedict XVI cited his age (85) and inability to effectively carry out his papal duties as the reasons he is relinquishing his post. Admitting he lacks both strength of body and strength of mind, he will give up his position entrusted to him back in 2005.

ASPCA
Bronx Dog Fighter Sentenced to Hard Time
In the summer of 2012, 50 dogs, aged 12-weeks and up, were found living in horrible conditions in a windowless basement in the Bronx. The basement, which belonged to Raul Sanchez, acted as a dog fighting arena. Nearly one year later, the dogs are receiving justice as Sanchez faces prison after pleading guilty a few weeks ago to charges of dog fighting. Based on the judge’s sentencing, Sanchez will face anywhere from one-to-five years in prison convicted on several accounts, ranging from animal cruelty to illegally possessing a weapon. The online community rallied around this story, as it was one of the week’s most-shared articles.

100 Days of Real Food
Food Babe Investigates: How Food Companies Exploit Americans with Ingredients Banned in Other Countries
Vani Hari, also know as “The Food Babe,” is an organic living expert who was horrified at what she found when she looked into food items that are allowed in the U.S. but banned elsewhere. In this post, she appeals to others to help her challenge the U.S. food industry in her fight to make this nation more healthy (or at least more educated in how to eat healthy). Some of the U.S. brands allowing harmful ingredients into their food products are McDonald’s, Kellogg’s, Ritz, Betty Crocker and even Quaker. Read on to find out if you may be consuming some (or all) of these foods.

The Post Game
Antawn Jamison: ‘MJ Could Still Play In NBA’
Only one player in the history of the NBA has played professional basketball past the age of 44. That player was Nat Hickey and he missed every shot in his last game in 1948. Current NBAer Antawn Jamison, however, thinks Michael Jordan, who turns 50 this year, can still play regardless of his age. Jamison said with confidence that he thinks Jordan could easily add a dozen or more points to team’s score. Should Jordan be saying, “challenge accepted?”