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Iraqi soldiers inspect the scene of a car bombing in the city of Amarah, 200 miles southeast of Baghdad, Iraq. Three car bombs exploded in quick succession in the market district of the southern Iraqi city, killing at least 41 people and injuring 150. (Photo by Nabil al-Jurani / AP)

Emotional hearing about thousands of suicidal veterans

More than 100,000 of the 750,000 veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan have sought treatment for mental problems from the Department of Veterans Affairs, an official said during a hearing on suicides.

USA Today

Father of veteran speaks out

CNN

Central banks act on credit fears

The Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and central banks from the UK, Canada and Switzerland are to jointly help banks deal with the credit crunch.

BBC

Fed pitches a curve

Forbes

Gore says US at fault for Bali stalemate

Former Vice President Al Gore drew cheers at 190-nation talks by saying the United States was the main block to launching negotiations in Bali on a new global climate treaty.

Reuters

NYC's Bloomberg on Bali

CBS News

Energy bill falls just short

CBS News

EU heads to sign landmark treaty

EU leaders are preparing to sign a treaty in Lisbon, Portugal, that will greatly alter the way members govern themselves.

BBC

Special section:

Q&A: the Lisbon Reform Treaty

Financial Times

Top officials condemn Amarah bombings

In a joint statement, Ambassador Ryan Crocker and General David Petraeus, the commander of US forces in Iraq, promised to work closely with Iraqi authorities to help bring the attackers to justice.

Voice of America

Demons haunted Colorado gunman

A spokesman said gunman Matthew Murray grew up in a loving home. But other interviews and Murray’s online ramblings portray a darker side.

MSNBC

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Scottish actor James McAvoy, a Golden Globes nominee for Best Actor for his performance in "Atonement," poses for a portrait at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Photo by AP Photo / Chris Pizzello)	U.S. Army medical staff change the dressings on 8-month-old Saja Mahdi, who suffered severe burns from a tea kettle, at Ibn Sina Hospital in the Green Zone in Baghdad, Iraq. (Photo by Maya Alleruzzo / AP)	Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz, speaks at a town hall meeting in Sioux City, Iowa. (Photo by AP Photo / Nati Harnik)

NATION

Study: Overall teen drug use declines

Illicit drug use by teens continued to gradually decline overall this year, but the use of prescription painkillers remains popular among young people, according to a federally financed study.

CBS News

Couple indicted on 'Baby Grace' murder

A couple accused of beating their toddler to death, tucking her body in a plastic box and dumping it in Galveston Bay have been indicted on charges of capital murder.

ABC News

Army pays $725 to World War II vet for unfair trial and imprisonment

The Army imprisoned Samuel Snow in 1944 for a crime he says he couldn't have committed. The military overturned his conviction and sent him his back pay for the 15 months he spent in prison: $725.

CNN

POLITICS

It's Democrats turn to debate in Iowa

It's the Democrats' turn to take center stage in the final debate before the Iowa caucuses. Six presidential contenders will take part in the 90-minute debate.

AOL News

Clinton enters debate with race wide open

CNN

GOP debate civil and somber

NPR

Dems cave on spending

Bush and his allies beat back efforts by Democrats to place restrictions on Iraq war funding as well as Democratic attempts to expand funding of children’s health insurance by $35 billion.

The Hill

Lawmakers not told about tapes

The CIA did not fully inform lawmakers that it was videotaping the interrogations of al-Qaida suspects and that it destroyed the tapes in '05, the leaders of a House Intel panel said.

CNNMoney

BUSINESS

Boeing gets $4.5 billion order from General Electric leasing unit

Boeing Co., the world's second largest commercial plane maker, won an order valued at $4.5 billion from General Electric Co.'s jet leasing unit.

Bloomberg

Airline industry profits heading for decline in 2008

International Herald Tribune

Remaking the Wall Street Journal

Rupert Murdoch's influence on The Wall Street Journal is already apparent, yet he hasn't even bought the company. That will change, when in all likelihood shareholders will vote to approve the sale.

International Herald Tribune

SPORTS

The all-bust team

The Pro Bowl teams will soon be revealed, but before all those accolades get handed out, let's take a look at those who have underachieved in 2007.

Sports Illustrated

4 players All-Americans for second consecutive season

Darren McFadden (Arkansas), Jake Long (Michigan), Glenn Dorsey (LSU) and James Laurinaitis (Ohio State) were voted to the Associated Press All-America team for the second consecutive season.

Sporting News

HEALTH

Childhood vaccine recalled

About 1.2 million doses of a common childhood vaccine for pneumonia and meningitis are being recalled after its manufacturer found a sterilization problem in the factory where it is made.

San Jose Mercury News

Jesuits settle $1.6 million suit over priest who killed himself

Father Jim Chevedden was already mentally fragile when another Jesuit allegedly molested him. But it was his superiors forcing him to live with his accused abuser that led him to suicide.

San Jose Mercury News

RELIGION

Devout worshipper

Malian striker Kanoute has splashed out more than $700,000 to buy his own mosque in Spain. The mosque is located in the Spanish city of Seville, where Kaounte plays his club football.

BBC

Partial face transplant patient doing well

French doctors report a woman who received a partial face transplant is eating, drinking and smiling 18 months later.

U.S. News & World Report

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Editorial:

Losing the race

Washington Times

Column (Margaret Carlson):

Huckabee's boom about ready to bust?

Bloomberg

Column (Michael Isikoff):

Who authorized the CIA to destroy interrogation videos?

Newsweek

Column:

GOP's field of dreams

Salon.com

Column:

Here's the surge Iraq needs

Christian Science Monitor

Column:

Room to maneuver on Iran

Indianapolis Star

Column (Robert Scheer):

Was Pelosi aware of CIA's tactics?

San Francisco Chronicle

Column (Roger Cohen):

The Euro-American religious divide

International Herald Tribune

Column:

A big chill for global warming

Christian Science Monitor

Editorial:

Back to you, Vladimir

International Herald Tribune

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Washington Post

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Washington Post

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Washington Post

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Washington Post

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GOOD NEWS

Honda robots pair up to lend a hand

As if the idea of having one robot to serve you wasn't unusual enough, Honda says its humanoids are now ready to work in pairs. And, they can even serve drinks.

MSNBC

Mystery helper decks N.J. Parkway

Someone is hanging Christmas ornaments with care, not by the chimney but on trees along the Garden State Parkway. They are easily visible to motorists blasting down the southbound lanes.

ABC News

Balloons for teacher travel 900 miles

A colorful bunch of balloons inflated to honor a beloved teacher who died of leukemia broke free and traveled more than 900 miles to a South Dakota cornfield.

Examiner

WORLD

Caribbean storm flooding kills 8