While most of us are using Facebook to post yet another photo of our dog or wish someone we haven't talked to since high school the happiest of birthdays, the FBI is using it for a much higher purpose: It's asking users to help catch an alleged killer.

The agency posted a wanted poster on its Facebook page for a 22-year-old man who is wanted for allegedly stealing $2.3 million out of his employer’s armored car and fatally shooting an employee. It's like a digital edition of America's Most Wanted. And, given the power of social media these days, this guy doesn't have a prayer.

For people who love food, Mario Batali is worthy of idol status. He's disgustingly rich and famous, his restaurants are some of the best in the world, his recipes are to die for, he's brilliant on TV, he's BFFs with Gwyneth. He's made so many people happy simply by "feeding" them -- both literally and metaphorically -- that it comes as something of a shock to read the headlines today: Batali has agreed to pay $5.25 million to resolve a lawsuit filed on behalf his employees who claimed that his restaurants had illegally confiscated part of their tips to supplement their profits. Suddenly this "idol" seems anything but.

A mother of two in Detroit who won $1 million in the state lottery last September may be the most hated woman on the Internet this morning. That's because despite her big win -- after taxes she took home about $500,000 -- until very recently, she's still been receiving $200 a month in food stamps to feed her and her children. The mom bought a new home and car with her winnings and says she's still "struggling," which is why she continued to receive state assistance:

"I thought that they would cut me off, but since they didn't I thought maybe it was OK because I'm not working ... I feel that it's OK because I have no income, and I have bills to pay. I have two houses."

For the many, many people who also are struggling but haven't won the lottery, that's a really difficult statement to swallow. But this woman doesn't need our judgement and hate. What she really needs is: help.