The Supreme Court recently freed corporations to spend more money on aggressive election ads. But if businesses take advantage of this new freedom, the public probably won't know it, because it's easy for them to legally hide their political spending. Under current disclosure laws for federal elections, it's virtually impossible for the public to track how much a business spends, what it's spending on, or who ultimately benefits. Experts say the transparency problem extends to state and local races as well.

Corey Haim, known for his roles in 1980s films such as "The Lost Boys" and "License to Drive," has died of an apparent drug overdose according to news reports. His struggle with addiction was documented recently in A&E's "The Two Coreys," a reality show that co-starred Haim's frequent film pal, Corey Feldman. Feldman and Haim, once close friends, had struggled with their friendship in recent years, particularly because of Haim's problems with addiction. Feldman once said on the show, "I don't know if you have the strength to overcome your own demons."

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UPDATE: If you were thinking of entering or leaving western Colorado today, good luck. You'll either have to find a route other than Interstate 70 or get used to the majestic mountain views for a while. Enormous boulders slid off a mountainside in Glenwood Canyon today and onto the the highway, blocking traffic and leaving gaping holes as large as 20 feet. Some of the boulders, which fell west of the Hanging Lake Tunnel, are the size of a semi truck. Both eastbound and westbound traffic lanes are unsafe for travel and closed in the area, making it impossible for traffic to pass.