Titans' Haynesworth must continue anger counseling (ESPN)
The Tennessee Titans are requiring Albert Haynesworth to continue anger management counseling he started during a five-game NFL suspension for stomping the face of a Dallas opponent.
Source: sports.espn.go.com

Titans allow Haynesworth to return (AP via Yahoo! News)
Albert Haynesworth says he learned through counseling that he should quit bottling up his emotions until they explode, a problem that landed him the NFL's longest suspension for an on-field act.
Source: news.yahoo.com

Clergy's anger at gay marriage law (The Scotsman)
SOUTH Africa's parliament overwhelmingly approved a bill yesterday to make the nation the first on the continent to legalise gay marriage.
Source: thescotsman.scotsman.com

Anger Increases Heart Attack Risk (WKRN Nashville)
While blowing your stack isn t just bad behavior, getting angry can literally give some people a heart attack. According to a new study, for hundreds of thousands of Americans at high risk of developing irregular heart rhythms, one bout of "rage" can trigger a potentially fatal disruption; not good news for residents of Nashville, a city that was named among the angriest…
Source: www.wkrn.com

In Key Suburbs, Anger, Apathy On Senate Race (Washington Post)
In Northern Virginia's politically crucial suburbs, the combatants in the tight race for U.S. Senate are fighting the intricate emotions of anger and indifference almost as much as they are fighting each other.
Source: www.washingtonpost.com

Haynesworth's suspension ends (Sports Illustrated)
Albert Haynesworth looks like he stayed in shape during the NFL's longest-ever suspension for an on-field act, but the Tennessee Titans have more questions before they put him on the field Sunday.
Source: sportsillustrated.cnn.com

Don't get mad; get anger management (Daily Journal)
VINELAND — Ismael Cordero wants everyone to know he loves his girlfriend, who obtained a permanent restraining order against him earlier this year after he pushed her in the heat of an argument.
Source: www.thedailyjournal.com