POLL: Should smoking be banned in restaurants, bars and offices?

The Center for Disease Control predicts that within the next decade, every state will have a ban on smoking in restaurants, bars and in the workplace. What do you think?

POLL: What does it mean that Michael Vick could be on the cover of "Madden 12?"

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick, just a few years removed from federal prison on dogfighting charges that made him a pariah, is now on the verge of winning the nationwide fan voting at espn.com to choose the player who will appear on the cover of the Madden 12 video game. What do you think this means?

POLL: Got your federal income taxes done yet?

Have you got your taxes done yet?

It's April 15 - the traditional deadline for filing your federal income taxes. You have a break this year - the feds have changed the deadline to April 18.

POLL: Should federal prosecutors go after Barry Bonds again? PROBABLY NOT

Retired baseball star Barry Bonds was convicted on one federal count of obstruction, but a hung jury led to a mistrial on three counts of perjury when the jury could not reach a verdict. Should federal prosecutors refile the perjury charges and take another shot at convicting him?

• Yes. They shouldn't stop until they nail him to the wall. (23 responses)

  22.1%

• No. They got one conviction, and that's enough. It's not like he got acquitted, and it's time to let this go. (21 responses)

  20.2%

• Probably not. They've spent enough time and money. He's a ballplayer who used steroids, not a murderer. (48 responses)

  46.2%

• If they have some sort of new evidence that makes them believe they can get a conviction, then they should try, but there's no sense in presenting the same evidence again. (12 responses)

  11.5%

104 total responses

(Results not scientific)

This poll is closed to voting.

POLL: Should the U.S. celebrate Yuri Gagarin's space flight?

Today marks the 50th anniversary of Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin's space flight, which made him the first person to orbit the Earth. "Yuri's Night" is being celebrated in Russia, in the U.S., and around the world, including a "World Space Party" at the Virginia Air & Space Museum this weekend. Click here to see pictures from the celebration so far.

Do you think that it's appropriate for the United States to celebrate the accomplishments of the Soviet space program?