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A relative holds a picture of Palestinian Fatma Omar An-Najar, 68, who blew herself up near Israeli soldiers in the northern Gaza. The military reported soldiers spotted the bomber and threw a stun grenade at her, causing her to set off the explosives. Two soldiers were slightly wounded, the military said. Hamas claimed responsibility. (Photo by Khalil Hamra / AP Photo)

Grandmother attacks Israeli troops in northern Gaza

A 68-year-old grandmother blew herself up near Israeli troops sweeping through northern Gaza, accenting a day of clashes that threaten to derail efforts for a cease-fire.

USA Today

Palestinian factions agree to cease-fire with Israel

Monsters and Critics

Trade pact expected on Hu Jintao's Pakistan trip

President Hu Jintao of China began a four-day visit to Pakistan aimed at reaffirming longtime strategic ties and enhancing a growing economic relationship.

International Herald Tribune

No survivors in Poland mine explosion

Rescuers recovered the bodies of all 17 men missing after a mine accident in southern Poland, bringing the final death toll to 23.

CBC

Thousands attend Beirut funeral of Syria critic

The funeral of murdered anti-Syrian politician Pierre Gemayel has taken place in Lebanon, with tens of thousands of people paying tribute.

BBC

Lebanon puts wheels in motion for tribunal

Independent Online

Baghdad locked down after bombings

Reuters

US forces raid Iraq militia stronghold

USAToday

Poisoned ex-Russian spy dies

Reuters

U.N. to Iran: No help on nuclear reactor

An appeal by Iran for help on a nuclear reactor was quashed by the UN's nuclear agency after board members signaled they could not agree that Iran would use the reactor solely for peaceful purposes.

Chicago Tribune

Iran agrees to open nuclear enrichment records

Jerusalem Post

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The handgun-shaped ornament is being touted by Urban Outiftters as an "ironic twist" on holiday decorations. (Photo by Matt Rourke/AP)	Fire fighters using mobile tanker trucks work to keep a fire under control at a containment line in the Blue Mountains, Australia. (Photo by Rob Griffith/AP)	A specialist uses a mine detecting device during a demonstration in the U.N. buffer zone (Green Line) in divided capital Nicosia, Cyprus. (Photo by Petros Karadjias/AP)

Putin declares meat war on Poles

Russia announced a ban on all European meat imports from January 1, as a dispute with Poland engulfed the rest of the European Union.

Times of London

Officials deny reports of Cheney in Iraq

Iraqi state television reported that Vice President Dick Cheney was in Baghdad, but U.S. officials said Cheney was not in the capital.

Yahoo!News

Clerics: Female circumcision 'not Islamic'

Egypt's top Muslim clerics have attempted to distance Islam from the practice of female genital mutilation, saying the religion does not need it.

BBC

Microsoft 'meets EU deadlines' in anti-trust battle

Microsoft claimed to have met a new Brussels deadline to hand over documents to its rivals, in a move designed to head off the threat of further anti-trust fines.

MSNMoney

Some drug plan beneficiaries experiencing coverage gap

Almost half of Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in prescription drug plans were in plans that required them to pay the full cost of their medications during the so-called "doughnut hole," according to a study

Medical News Today

Many infant deaths in Africa are easily prevented, report finds

Each year more than a million babies in Africa die in their first month, a report by dozens of medical and public health specialists shows.

International Herald Tribune

EDUCATION

Couple accused of $4M school scam

Millions of federal dollars meant to help disadvantaged and struggling students have flowed into the Davis School District, but authorities say greedy employees stole some money for personal use.

Salt Lake Tribune

Teacher quits after placing message in puzzle referring to 'evil-sponsoring U.S.'

A high-school Spanish teacher has resigned after placing hidden messages inside a puzzle calling on Allah to destroy America, which he called the "body of evil that is making human life so miserable."

World Net Daily

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Giving an arm and a leg (of turkey)

Despite broken bone two years ago, couple enjoys helping out at Salvation Army.

Aberdeen News

Expansion of corps possible

The Marine Corps may need to increase in size to sustain deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan without sacrificing needed training or putting undue stress on the corps, its new commandant said.

Los Angeles Times

Democrats’ victory felt on K Street

The Democrats' takeover of Congress this month has turned official Washington upside down.

Washington Post

Hastings says he's 'completely competent' to chair House committee

An embattled Rep. Alcee Hastings hotly defended his potential chairmanship of the House intelligence committee.