The backstory of the lost fourth-gen iPhone prototype acquired by Gizmodo last week is certainly already the stuff of some legend, but hold on tight, because it just got even wilder: Giz editor Jason Chen's house was apparently raided by California's REACT computer crimes task force under the authority of a search warrant on Friday night and his computers and several other items were seized.

ENGADGET: Police investigating lost iPhone prototype raid Gizmodo editor's home

After Barbier's rulings, the trial's fourth week continued with more testimony by witnesses for Transocean, whose chief had executive testified Tuesday.

NPR: Claims Against BP Contractors Dismissed At Trial

Indeed when Wachovia, America's fourth-largest commercial bank by assets, was rescued this week, the FDIC created a structure that protected all deposits.

ECONOMIST: Deposit insurance: A useful fiction | The

It was France's fourth medal of the two-week championships, and second gold by a woman after Marion Rolland's shock downhill victory, leaving the European nation top of the leaderboard.

CNN: Worley upstages world champion Maze in giant slalom

New student test scores released by the U.S. Department of Education last week showed that Washington's fourth-graders made the largest gains in math among big city school systems in the past two years.

WSJ: D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee Is Getting Results

Figures last week confirmed that the UK economy contracted by 0.2% in the fourth quarter of last year.

BBC: UK construction survey shows surprise strength

Wawrinka came into Sunday's match as a heavy underdog against the fourth seed, who was tipped by most to challenge for a first Grand Slam title over the next week.

BBC: Stanislas Wawrinka beats Andy Murray at US Open

It was the fourth win of the week for Mickelson who is finishing the year strongly after a season disrupted by revelations that both his wife and mother are battling breast cancer.

CNN: Woods routs Yang to clinch Presidents Cup