From the Wires

MSN: Looters store a 3,500-year-old statue and more than 1,000 other artifacts from the Malawi Museum.

Reuters: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie signed into a law a measure that prevents therapists from counseling gay and lesbian children to change their sexual orientation.

CBS: Budweiser is the number one beverage behind alcohol-related emergency room visits.

AP: Small farms are increasingly labeling their products “Certified Naturally Grown” instead of “organically grown” to avoid federal charges.

KGW: A Romanian princess and her Oregonian husband were arrested in an alleged cockfighting ring in Irrigon.

Independent: A U.S. judge ruled that Bitcoin, a decentralized virtual currency, should be recognized as a form of money.

The Atlantic Wire: Newly declassified documents acknowledge the existence of Area 51.

CBS: A new study shows that Facebook makes people feel connected, but Facebook use actually predicts a decline in happiness and well-being.

Mirror: Mark Sutton, the Olympics stuntman who parachuted into opening ceremony as James Bond, dies in Swiss Alps.

BBC: A South Dakota Native American tribe ravaged by alcohol abuse has voted to end prohibition, which critics say will only worsen the reservation’s problems.