* A newly-proposed law in Arizona would allow employers to require that women who use birth-control pills provide "proof" that they're using it for nonsexual reasons. [Jezebel]
* Goldman Sachs VP resigns, claiming the firm's "too much about shortcuts." [NYTimes]
* Yahoo sues Facebook for patent infringement. [Reuters]
* A federal judge has granted the FBI's request to comply Google to unlock a pimp's smartphone. [Ars Technica]
* AOL's firing most of its AIM team. It's the end of an era. [Gizmodo]
* In other era-ending news, Encyclopedia Britannica is going out of print. [NYTimes]
* This looks like a fun party game, and it's free to download. [Cards Against Humanity]
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