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Steve Peterson scrapes ice from the windows of his vehicle in Joplin, Mo. Peterson and other southwest Missouri residents were dealing with the first winter storm of the season that was forecast to dump up to 10 inches of snow on the region. (Photo by Mike Gullett / AP)

NATION

Wicked wintry weather clobbers the heartland

Sleet, snow and freezing rain are coating the Plains and Midwest, glazing highways from Texas to Michigan.

CNN

Typhoon Durian kills hundreds in Philippines

The fourth major typhoon to hit the Philippines in four months killed at least 198 people and left 260 others missing, officials said.

Yahoo!News

Pope ends visit to Turkey with goodwill message

Pope Benedict XVI, in a parting message of goodwill to Muslims at the end of his first papal trip to a predominantly Muslim nation, said the Vatican wishes to "impose nothing on anyone."

CNN

Radiation found in second man in poisoned spy case

An Italian security expert who met with a former KGB agent the day the ex-spy fell fatally ill with radiation poisoning has also tested positive for the substance.

USNews & World Report

World AIDS Day: The fight turns 25

People around the world are marking Dec. 1 as World AIDS Day, with events intended to raise awareness of the still-strong menace of the disease. This is the 25th year since the first case of AIDS was identified.

CBS

U.S. helicopters fire in Baghdad during heavy clashes

Machinegun fire rained from U.S. helicopters in central Baghdad as U.S. and Iraqi troops clashed with gunmen during a raid on suspected militant hideouts, Iraqi security officials said.

Reuters

Iraqi PM: ‘Our forces will be ready by June’

MSNBC

TSA's revealing X-ray raises concerns

The federal government this month plans to launch the nation's first airport screening system that takes potentially revealing X-ray photos of travelers in an effort to find bombs and other weapons.

USA Today

Millions of travelers rated for terror potential

AOL News

U.S. warns of potential al Qaeda hackers

The U.S. government has warned American private financial services of an al Qaeda call for a cyber attack against online stock trading and banking Web sites, a source said.

Reuters

The boss is watching: New rules make firms track e-mails, IMs

U.S. companies will need to keep track of all the e-mails, instant messages and other electronic documents generated by their employees thanks to new federal rules taking effect.

Las Vegas Sun

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A Venezuelan flag waves with the anchored "Morichal" in background, that has been anchored for 16 days in support of the general strike seeking the ouster of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. (Photo by Leslie Mazoch / AP)	Riot police spray tear gas on Feyenoord supporters during UEFA Cup group E soccer match between AS Nancy and Feyenoord Rotterdam in Nancy eastern France. (Photo by Christian Lutz / AP)	Turkish plainclothes policemen subdue demonstrators in Istanbul during the visit of Pope Benedict XVI. The demonstrators were protesting for better economic conditions. (Photo by Murad Sezer / AP)