already gone bankrupt with the possibility of a fourth on the way -- and that's just the municipal woes of one state. Thing Six: Things Are Sort Of Meh For Jamie Dimon: Looks like Jamie Dimon's list of problems is only growing. His bank is getting sued by a community college district over its efforts to enforce an odd financing contract that the Peralta Community College District agreed to in 2006 when interest was much higher, according to Reuters. "JP Morgan Chase's plan would wrongly shift savings from interest rate declines away from taxpayers and to JP Morgan's bottom line," said a spokesman for the Bay Area community college district told Reuters . Meanwhile, Dimon is getting a little bit frustrated with the fact that he has to defend himself and his bank at every turn. In an interview with New York magazine, published Monday Dimon defended Wall Street and his criticism of financial regulation by articulately noting that "It's a free. Fucking. Country." Thing Seven: HSBC Trying To Stop Money Laundering: HSBC, that bank accused by a Senate committee of laundering money for drug dealers and terrorists, is hiring a former government official that enforced sanctions against drug dealers and terrorists, the Wall Street Journal reports. Ex-director of the Office of Foreign Assets Control, Robert Werner, will serve as the bank's head of global standards assurance, a post created in the wake of the allegations. Thing Seven And One Half: RIP Helen Gurley Brown: Legendary Cosmopolitan editor Helen Gurley