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- Chavez warns may shut off Venezuela oil to Europe (Reuters)
- Great Lakes compact focus shifting to Congress (AP)
- Iraq opens 6 oil fields to international bidding (AP)
- Obama, McCain duel over celebrity ad, attacks (Reuters)
- Dalai Lama leaves hospital with a smile (Reuters)
- Cheney: Russian actions in Georgia "illegitimate" (Reuters)
- 'Walter Reed' for combat dogs opens at Texas base (AP)
- Obama says "change has come to America" (Reuters)
- At least 20 die in accident on Russian nuclear sub (Reuters)
- 4 children found alive in Haiti school rubble (AP)
- Leading economic powers agree on need to boost growth (Reuters)
- At least 20 die in accident on Russian nuclear sub (Reuters)
- Automakers struggle to survive past mistakes (AP)
- Priest: Slain dad had taught boy, 8, to use guns (AP)
- Hurricane Paloma batters southeastern Cuba (Reuters)
- Death toll passes 90 in Haiti school collapse (Reuters)
- Russian navy: sub accident kills more than 20 (AP)
- Like Lincoln and FDR, Obama faces nation in crisis (AP)
- Indonesia executes 3 in Bali nightclub bombings (AP)
- Indonesia executes 3 Bali bombers by firing squad (Reuters)
- Obama win triggers run on guns in many U.S. stores (Reuters)
- Democrats want Bush to help ailing automakers (AP)
- Bombers' supporters clash with police as bodies arrive (AFP)
- G20 looks to expand emerging nations role in global economy (AFP)
- Same-sex marriage ban stirs LA gay district protest (Reuters)
- Radicals cry 'jihad' as Indonesia executes Bali bombers (AFP)
- Gay marriage supporters march in SoCal (AP)
- Air strike killed 37 Afghan civilians: investigation (Reuters)
- Indonesia executes 3 Bali bombers; caution urged (AP)
- Congolese pack church services amid violence (AP)
- US, Russian diplomats seek to ease tensions (AP)
- More than 20 dead in Russian nuclear sub accident (AFP)
- China okays $586 billion stimulus to boost economy (Reuters)
- Russia sees hope of missile progress with Obama (Reuters)
- Labor unions ask political backing for organizing law (Reuters)
- Egypt denies entry to bin Laden's son (AP)
- Germany warns of anti-Semitism on "Kristallnacht" (Reuters)
- Monks brawl at Christian holy site in Jerusalem (AP)
- China announces $586 billion stimulus plan (AP)
- Adviser: Michelle Obama's focus is on daughters (AP)
- Obama: with election over, U.S. must work together (Reuters)
- Economy won't stop Obama's priorities, aides say (Reuters)
- French say 'Yes, we can!' too, to ending racism (AP)
- U.S. transfers $504 million to Lockerbie families (Reuters)
- Bomb attacks kill 8, wound dozens across Iraq (AP)
- Rwandan president's aide arrested in Germany (AFP)
- New calls for Treasury to help carmakers (Reuters)
- Gas prices continue to fall: survey (Reuters)
- Obama to use executive orders for immediate impact (AP)
- Ariz. town offers support for accused boy's family (AP)
- AIG board nears approval of revised Fed plan: report (Reuters)
- Accident on Russian nuclear sub suffocates 20 (AP)
- Bomb attacks kill 8, wound dozens across Iraq (AP)
- Once-dying ND town sits on potential oil jackpot (AP)
- Nurse in Times Square war photo reunites with Navy (AP)
- USGS: 6.5-magnitude quake strikes northwest China (AP)
- China moves to boost economy, G20 sees more action (Reuters)
- New front opens in DR Congo amid fears of wider conflict (AFP)
- Pentagon used secret authority to strike Qaeda: report (Reuters)
- Asian stock markets gain on China stimulus plan (AP)
- Obama to White House for first post-election visit (Reuters)
- Indonesia handling of Bali executions questioned (Reuters)
- 22 killed in Baghdad market bombing (AFP)
- Obama to get his first look at the Oval Office (AP)
- Nkunda: would fight peacekeepers if backing Congo (Reuters)
- Search goes on but hopes slim in Haiti collapse (AP)
- China's new reality: Economic boom is slowing (AP)
- China plan boosts global equities (Reuters)
- Obama planning US trials for Guantanamo detainees (AP)
- Iran criticizes Obama's nuclear comments (Reuters)
- Nkunda warns Africa not to send troops against him (Reuters)
- Government provides new aid to AIG (AP)
- China says stimulus plan important for world (AP)
- Wall Street heads to higher open on China stimulus (AP)
- Music headphones can interfere with heart devices (AP)
- Texas councilman tells teens to hoist saggy pants (AP)
- Baghdad triple bomb kills 28 (Reuters)
- DHL to cut 9,500 jobs and close US service centers (AP)
- New Iraq pact rules out US troops past 2011 (AP)
- Lawmakers, Detroit calling for Treasury aid for automakers (Reuters)
- Iraq cabinet replies to U.S. final draft of troop pact (Reuters)
- Palin sorts clothes to see what belongs to the RNC (AP)
- AP Interview: Pakistani leader seeks new US policy (AP)
- Teen left at hospital, Neb.'s 30th safe-haven case (AP)
- Judge rules against White House in e-mail case (AP)
- NY Gov. seen facing lots of obstacles to budget cuts (Reuters)
- DNC Chairman Howard Dean will not seek second term (AP)
- Fed's bailout for AIG swells to more than $150B (AP)
- Senator asks sites not to sell inaugural tickets (AP)
- Fed's bailout for AIG swells to more than $150B (AP)
- Palin sorts clothes to see what belongs to the RNC (AP)
- Obama plans US terror trials to replace Guantanamo (AP)
- Bush, Obama discuss possible stimulus in visit (AP)
- Baghdad market blasts kill 28 in deadliest recent attack (AFP)
- Obama, Bush discuss world of challenges (AFP)
- Recession fears eclipse AIG rescue, China stimulus (Reuters)
- Harvard seeking spending cuts amid economic crisis (AP)
- DNC Chairman Howard Dean will not seek second term (AP)
- Sarah Palin leaves door open to future campaigns (Reuters)
- Obama makes historic White House visit (Reuters)
- Kim Jong-il had possible 2nd stroke: reports (Reuters)
- Baghdad bomb attack kills 2, wounds 17 (Reuters)
- Obama seeks new approach in Afghanistan: report (Reuters)
- Train sabotage: eight leftwing anarchists arrested: minister (AFP)
- Oil falls to $60 as China spending optimism wanes (AP)
- AP Interview: Pakistani leader seeks new US policy (AP)
- 2 roadside bombs kill 3, wound 14 in Baghdad (AP)
- Global investors urge action on climate change (Reuters)
- Former Taiwanese president led away in handcuffs (AP)
- Moment of truth for Shiite party over pact (AP)
- Analysis: Bush handing over power to Obama with grace (AP)
- World marks 90th anniversary of Great War (AFP)
- Citigroup to help at-risk borrowers stay in homes (AP)
- Obama to mark Veterans Day with wreath-laying (AP)
- Blast goes off outside stadium in Pakistan's Peshawar (Reuters)
- Baghdad bridge of death becomes bridge of hope (Reuters)
- Obama asked Bush for help for auto industry (Reuters)
- Danish ace is youngest World Series of Poker champ (AP)
- Obama openness may help IAEA with Iran: ElBaradei (Reuters)
- Egyptians decry doctor's sentence of 1,500 lashes (AP)
- Bush honors veterans at aircraft carrier Intrepid (AP)
- Feds move to streamline aid process for homeowners (AP)
- UN sounds alarm over DR Congo forces' looting, rapes (AFP)
- Most in AP poll confident Obama will fix economy (AP)
- Consumer spending worries clobber stocks (AP)
- Democratic aides: Pelosi supports automakers help (AP)
- House Speaker backs auto industry aid (Reuters)
- Obama wants Lieberman to stay with Senate Dems (AP)
- Obama urges action as Asian, European data gloomy (Reuters)
- Aniston: Jolie was out of line about Pitt comments (AP)
- Police: Woman slain as she tried to leave KKK rite (AP)
- Pakistan hijackers seize convoy carrying supplies for U.S. troops (AP)
- Palin puts 'brutal' 2008 behind her, looks to 2012 (AP)
- Obama wants Lieberman to stay with Senate Dems (AP)
- Bush wistfully salutes veterans on Intrepid in NYC (AP)
- Critics say new federal mortgage plan not enough (AP)
- Bush: Obama scoped daughters' bedrooms after visit (AP)
- Catholic bishops will fight Obama on abortion (AP)
- McCain says Palin didn't hurt presidential bid (AP)
- Edwards speaks about Obama, Clinton but not affair (AP)
- Higgins' hat trick leads Canadiens pats Senators (AP)
- Pickens sees government move on his energy plan soon (Reuters)
- Taiwan's ex-leader detained in graft probe (AFP)
- Oil hovers near $59 as slowdown squeezes demand (Reuters)
- Nicaragua opposition rejects poll results amid fresh clashes (AFP)
- Obama taps veteran Dems for DoD, State handovers (AP)
- Treasury considers private capital role in TARP: report (Reuters)
- Bush administration still working on $700B rescue (AP)
- Secular hardliner wins Jerusalem mayor race (AFP)
- North Korea says to close land border with South (Reuters)
- North Korea to halt border crossings with South (AP)
- AP poll: Public seems willing to wait on tax cuts (AP)
- NKorea says it will shut border with SKorea (AFP)
- McCain defends Palin in post-election TV interview (Reuters)
- Sexes equal in education, women lag in power: study (Reuters)
- Japan CO2 hits record (Reuters)
- American shot dead in Peshawar (Reuters)
- Analysis: Obama faces tough questions on Iran (AP)
- US military to abandon Iraqi cities (AP)
- Car bombs in Iraqi capital kill 4, wound 22 (AP)
- Car bomb hits Afghan gov't office, killing 3 (AP)
- Pelosi supports new help for ailing US automakers (AP)
- 'Building a government': Obama unleashes transition teams (AFP)
- China scrambles to build homes for quake survivors (Reuters)
- Sudan president announces immediate Darfur ceasefire (AFP)
- Holiday sales seen down 1 percent (Reuters)
- IEA stokes doubts over world's climate fight (Reuters)
- German economy will grind to halt in 2009, say experts (AFP)
- Iran test-fires new missile, Israel within reach (Reuters)
- Missing cat back in California home after 13 years (AP)
- Panel plans guidelines on handling airport delays (AP)
- Russia rejects U.S. missile proposals (Reuters)
- Home values drop for 7th straight quarter (Reuters)
- North Korea says slows down disabling nuclear plant (Reuters)
- Stocks open lower on economic concerns (AP)
- Gay couples can start to marry in Connecticut (AP)
- Four Gazans dead in flare-up on Israeli border (AFP)
- Iraqi soldier kills two U.S. troops: police (Reuters)
- Treasury backs away from plan to buy bad assets (Reuters)
- Court rules for Navy in dispute over sonar, whales (AP)
- Gay weddings begin in Connecticut as debate rages (Reuters)
- Obama asks Albright to meet delegations at G20 (Reuters)
- GDP forecast to decline 1.4 percent in 2009: EIA (Reuters)
- White House: will listen to auto ideas from Congress (Reuters)
- Obama's health-care plan to cost $75 billion, firm says (Reuters)
- Anheuser-Busch shareholders approve sale to InBev (AP)
- Study: Same-sex heart transplants are better (AP)
- Treasury names charity as supporter of Hamas (Reuters)
- Cheney, Biden to meet privately at VP residence (AP)
- Obama to pioneer Web outreach as president (AP)
- Palin says woman on ticket would be good for GOP (AP)
- White House says G20 meeting "timely" (Reuters)
- US general urges Obama to keep missile defense (AP)
- Palin leaves door open for possible Senate run (AP)
- Saudi king promotes tolerance at U.N. forum (Reuters)
- Lawmakers to grill U.S. automakers on bailout request (Reuters)
- Healthcare reform gets backing in Congress (Reuters)
- Disgraced pastor Haggard: I was abused as child (AP)
- Cheney, Biden to meet privately at VP residence (AP)
- After Calif. loss, gays get right to wed in Conn. (AP)
- US general urges Obama to keep missile defense (AP)
- Palin leaves door open for possible Senate run (AP)
- Cloistered for weeks, Palin is now everywhere (Reuters)
- Doctors say marrow transplant may have cured AIDS (AP)
- GOP governors say party's future rests with them (AP)
- Obama vows far-reaching review of US government (AFP)
- Sudan president calls immediate Darfur ceasefire (AFP)
- Japan readies funding for IMF as gloom deepens (Reuters)
- Iranian diplomat kidnapped, guard killed in Pakistan: police (AFP)
- Iranian diplomat kidnapped in volatile Pakistan city (Reuters)
- Oil falls to 22-month low at $55 on recession fears (Reuters)
- 21 killed in attack on US convoy in Afghanistan (AP)
- U.S. trails other nations in chronic illness care (Reuters)
- Medvedev: ready to respond if U.S. ends missile plan (Reuters)
- Israel says hopes Gaza truce holds after violence (AFP)
- Suicide blast kills 11 in Afghanistan (Reuters)
- Bush to warn of protectionism at economic summit (AP)
- Germany in recession as US scraps toxic asset buy-up (AFP)
- OECD sees recession hitting, urges stimulus moves (Reuters)
- Study: Calif dirty air kills more than car crashes (AP)
- U.S. slams Russian missile threats (Reuters)
- Austrian incest father Fritzl charged with murder (Reuters)
- Democrat takes lead in Alaska Senate race (AP)
- Wall Street heads to a mixed open (AP)
- OECD says developed world in recession (AP)
- Foreclosure rates up 25 percent year-over-year (AP)
- Jobless claims jump unexpectedly to 7-year high (AP)
- Austrian incest father charged with murder: official (AFP)
- Biden picks former Gore aide as chief of staff (Reuters)
- Obama weighing idea of "auto czar," aide says (Reuters)
- Soros says deep recession inevitable, depression possible (Reuters)
- U.S. civilian cargo aircraft crashes in western Iraq (Reuters)
- Rebels advance on strategic eastern DR Congo town (AFP)
- Lawmakers challenge big banks on bailout funds (Reuters)
- Banks say they're using bailout money for loans (AP)
- Iraq model not good fit for Afghan war: U.S. official (Reuters)
- Obama resigns Senate seat effective Sunday (Reuters)
- Dow surges 6.7 percent in stunning rebound (AFP)
- NTSB: Design errors factor in 2007 bridge collapse (AP)
- Austrian incest father Fritzl charged with murder (AP)
- McCain to headline rally for Georgia GOP senator (AP)
- Neb. parents rush to leave kids before law changes (AP)
- Obama's inauguration may draw 1 million-plus (AP)
- SC priest: No communion for Obama supporters (AP)
- Biden visits Cheney, calls foreign leaders (Reuters)
- Sen. Clinton considered for top diplomat: report (Reuters)
- McCain asks Georgia voters to back Sen. Chambliss (AP)
- Neb. parents rush to leave kids before law changes (AP)
- Palin urges GOP governors to keep Democrats honest (AP)
- Crowd of 1 million could attend Obama inauguration (AP)
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