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Glenn Andrews, left, and Wynton Marsalis, center, play trumpets in a jazz procession following a memorial service for CBS "60 Minutes" journalist Ed Bradley at Riverside Church in New York.  (Photo by Bebeto Matthews, AP) Poll: most Americans favor guest-worker program Most Americans believe illegal immigrants should be allowed to become guest workers and eventually U.S. citizens, but Congress should do more to stop more illegals entering the country. Reuters Another Marine pleads guilty in Iraqi's death A 21-year-old lance corporal became the fourth defendant to plead guilty to dragging an unarmed Iraqi from his home and executing him as he begged for his life. Los Angeles Times Thanksgiving jam: 38 million to travel on holiday's eve Yahoo!News Some curbs on sex offenders called ineffective, inhumane As convicted sex offenders go, they seem to pose little danger. One is 100 years old. Another can barely walk and is in the late stages of Alzheimer's disease. Another is dying of heart disease. Washington Post   Africa most dangerous place for newborns Each year more than one million babies in sub-Saharan Africa die before they are a month old because of a lack of essential health care, a U.N. report said. Yahoo U.N.: More than 3,700 Iraqi civilians killed in October USA Today Bush to meet with Iraqi prime minister Yahoo!News Hostage killed in Nigeria battle One foreign oil worker has been killed and another seriously wounded in a gun battle after they were seized by Nigerian oil militants, the navy says. BBC Gunman seize seven from Italian vessel Gunmen have seized seven hostages from an Italian oil supply vessel off the coast of southern Nigeria, police and company officials said. ABC News Six Muslim clerics removed from airliner urge boycott Six Muslim clerics removed from a US Airways flight said they were victims of discrimination and called for a boycott of the airline. Seattle Times Lebanon mourns slain cabinet minister CNN   China says reported HIV/AIDS cases are up nearly 30 percent The number of reported HIV/AIDS cases in China has grown by nearly 30 per cent this year, the Health Ministry said, warning the virus seems to be spreading from high-risk groups to the general public. Reuters Explosion kills Polish miners Fears of a second gas explosion was slowing efforts to find 15 coal miners missing 3,300 feet underground after a blast that killed at least eight of their colleagues. USA Today China’s poorest worse off after economic boom China’s poor grew poorer at a time when the country was growing substantially wealthier, an analysis by World Bank economists has found. Financial Times Wal-Mart boycott over gays called off A conservative group that called on supporters to boycott Wal-Mart’s post-Thanksgiving day sales -- to protest the retailer’s support of gay-rights groups -- has withdrawn its objections. MSNBC White House cuts economic growth forecast The U.S. economy should experience slower growth than originally anticipated for the remainder of the year and in 2007, the White House said. CNN HIV infection on rise in all regions: U.N. report HIV infection is rising in every region of the world and most worryingly in countries like Uganda and Thailand, which had been heralded as success stories in the fight against AIDS. Reuters Hopkins pulls off first quintuple kidney transplant Five strangers in desperate need of new kidneys got transplants in a single day in what hospital officials described as the first-ever quintuple kidney transplant. Examiner College to students: return those refunds Found money has become owed money for dozens of Old Dominion University students who were mistakenly given thousands of dollars in tuition refunds. Virginian-Pilot Students set the rules at New York City school At Brooklyn Free School students don't get grades, don't have homework, don't take tests, and don't even have to go to class, unless they want to. CNN   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Editorial: Lessons from the saudis RealClearPolitics Editorial: Rejecting the draft New York Times Column: Campos: Making all feel costs of war Rocky Mountain News Column: Korean nukes could mean war Newsday Column: Gingrich '08: The stealth candidate CNN Column: Tiny town could be Waterloo for vote machines Miami Herald Blog: Republicans are lucky they did not lose more seats Real Clear Politics   Site edited by: Yvonne Lee, Rich Garcia, Jim Scripps, Jesse Glickstein and Walt Chiu.   GOOD NEWS Team's missing man honored The football squad at Oakland High School in California honored a teammate, slain in August, whose life touched so many. San Francisco Chronicle Generous spirit, ample helpings Generous and filled with holiday spirit, a group of volunteers in North Idaho spends the day preparing and serving food to the less fortunate. Spokesman Review Bush pardons turkeys, But PETA wants better after-care Two turkeys are thankful that they aren't being featured on a Thanksgiving menu this holiday. Fox News U.S. to enact stiff passport rules The Homeland Security Department will require virtually all air travelers entering the United States after Jan. 23 to show passports -- even U.S. citizens. US News & World Report First daughter Barbara Bush robbed in Argentina President Bush's daughter had her purse and cell phone stolen as she dined at a restaurant in Argentina, even though she was being guarded by Secret Service agents. ABC Nursing moms rally at airports Scores of mothers breast-fed their babies at airports around the country in a show of support for a woman who was ordered off a plane for nursing her daughter. CBS Cloned beef: It's what's for dinner Irina Polejaeva, chief embryologist at ViaGen, a livestock-cloning lab, aims to bring cloned beef to the American dinner table within the next few years Popular Science Male chimps put age before beauty when searching for a mate Male chimpanzees have a penchant for a toyboy lifestyle and would far rather pair off with an older female than find one of their own age, a study has found. Times Online SPORTS Morneau edges Jeter for AL MVP award Minnesota's Justin Morneau edged the New York Yankees' Derek Jeter to win the American League's Most Valuable Player Award MSNBC Black Eyed Peas nab three awards at AMAs The hybrid hip-hop quartet Black Eyed Peas, which blends rap and vocals with jazzy backdrops, ruled the American Music Awards with three wins. Yahoo!News A fond farewell to Bradley Family, friends and colleagues gathered to bid a fond farewell to veteran CBS News correspondent Ed Bradley, who died Nov. 9 at the age of 65 of complications from leukemia. CBS Ciba plant leaks chloric acid; no risk for population, environment Ciba said a chloric acid leak occurred at its production site in Monthey, Switzerland. Forbes Marine violators will be targeted Ocean poachers who violate Hawaii state environmental protection laws and rules may face prosecution under a new state program Honolulu Advertiser RELIGION Pope to make first visit to Muslim nation When Pope Benedict XVI visits Turkey for his first papal visit to a Muslim nation, the spotlight will be on what efforts he makes to win back the respect of Muslims angered by his remarks on the Prophet Muhammad. 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