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People holding pictures of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi demonstrate in support for democracy in Myanmar on the Trocadero plaza in Paris.  (Photo by Michael Sawyer / AP) U.N. peace envoy meets detained leader Reuters Unrest in Myanmar International Herald Tribune Meeting impact Yahoo! News Obama remains stuck in 2nd place Barack Obama is the campaign rock star, but Hillary Clinton is still the woman to beat. Despite leading all of his rivals in the race for money, Obama is still far back in second place. NY Daily News Draft plan reached on North Korean nuclear reactor and fuel plants Talks on dismantling the North Korean nuclear program broke off for a two-day recess so that delegates could consult their governments on a proposed draft plan. International Herald Tribune   Iraqi parties denounce splitting country Iraq's major political parties denounced a U.S. Senate proposal calling for a limited centralized Iraqi government with the bulk of the power given to the country's ethnically divided regions. San Jose Mercury News Iraq Yahoo! News 21.7 million pounds of meat recalled The Topps Meat Co. expanded its recall of frozen hamburger patties that may be contaminated with the E. coli bacteria and sickened people in eight states. CBS News Topps expands beef recall CNN Ahmadinejad promises tighter control of Iraq border Sydney Morning Herald Teams ramp up search for missing millionaire Steve Fossett Dozens of searchers set off into the rugged Nevada backcountry after analysts scanning radar and satellite images spotted possible clues to the missing adventurer Steve Fossett's whereabouts. CNN   NATION Wounded vets also suffer financial woes Gamal Awad, the American son of a Sudanese immigrant, exemplifies an emerging group of war veterans: the economic casualties. Examiner Wounded soldiers: the price of war Yahoo! News Duke president apologizes Duke University President Richard H. Brodhead apologized for the school’s lack of full support for the three lacrosse players falsely accused last year of raping an escort service dancer. News & Observer Ruling could slow the pace of executions Seattle Times POLITICS Gingrich rules out Republican presidential run Ending months of speculation, former House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich said he would not run for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination. Reuters Bill Clinton hosts celebs for NYC talk After getting hundreds of pledges to tackle the world's problems at his philanthropic summit this past week, former President Bill Clinton did what any good host would: He threw a party. San Jose Mercury News BUSINESS BUSINESS Payrolls for September expected to bounce back The Federal Reserve's next big decision on interest rates is a month away, but we're only days away from the most important economic data on which the Fed will base its decision. MarketWatch The power of the sun The search for renewable-energy sources is making clean-tech jobs hot. Newsweek HEALTH FDA cracks down on cough medicine ingredient hydrocodone The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said it intends to take enforcement action against companies marketing unapproved prescription drugs containing hydrocodone. MarketWatch 6 swimmers die of brain-eating amoeba It sounds like science fiction but it’s true: A killer amoeba living in lakes enters the body through the nose and attacks the brain where it feeds until you die. MSNBC SPORTS Efficient Germany tames Brazil to win World Cup A ruthlessly efficient Germany tamed Brazil to win the World Cup final 2-0 with goals from Birgit Prinz and Simone Laudehr making them the first nation to successfully defend their title. AFP Maine's near no-hitter helps Mets stay in playoff race John Maine flirted with the first no-hitter in Mets history before allowing an infield single to Paul Hoover with two outs in the eighth inning, and New York routed the Florida Marlins 13-0 in a fight-filled game. ESPN RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Women bishops on the way in Australia The first female Australian bishops could be ordained within a year after the Anglican Appellate Tribunal found there was nothing in the church's constitution to stop their elevation. The Australian Group plans rival branch to represent Anglicanism in North America Bishops from 13 Anglican and Episcopal groups in North America announced that they had formed a partnership as the first step to creating a rival to the Episcopal Church. Ledger   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Column (Khin Maung Win): The people need the world to speak as one in its support Observer Editorial: Delaying Iran’s sanctions Khaleej Times Editorial: Plowed under Baltimore Sun Column: A wide open 2008 National Journal Editorial: Hillary feeling '70s nostalgic New York Post Column: Which is the part of 'normal' Americans? Houston Chronicle Editorial: Jeffs conviction is an indictment of abuse Denver Post Column: The saffron revolution: bloody but hopeful days in Burma Weekly Standard   Site edited by: Josh Miles, Angela Leland, Jim Scripps, Walt Chiu, Ryan Dowse and Carolina Pinto.   GOOD NEWS First-of-its-kind college consumer information Web site debuts Potential college students and their parents have gained a new and distinctive resource for exploring and comparing private colleges and universities. PNN Report: foundations still giving on the Gulf Coast Foundations and corporations in the United States committed more than $1 billion in cash and in-kind giving for relief, recovery and rebuilding in the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The Nonprofit Times WORLD Hurricane Lorenzo hits Mexico, 3 dead Hurricane Lorenzo crashed into Mexico's Gulf coast, hitting the coastal fishing town of Nautla and killing three people in a mudslide that knocked out power to 85,000 homes. Environmental News Network Tropical Storm Melissa whirls in Atlantic Reuters Darfur attack kills peacekeepers An attack on an African Union army base in the Sudanese region of Darfur has killed at least 10 peacekeepers. BBC Bomb injures tourists in the Maldives The Maldives police arrested two men after a homemade bomb exploded in the capital, Male, wounding 12 foreign tourists in the remote Indian Ocean island chain. International Herald Tribune LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT Ethanol, schmethanol Everyone seems to think that ethanol is a good way to make cars greener. Everyone is wrong. Economist Bush's EPA pursues fewer criminal cases The Environmental Protection Agency's pursuit of criminal cases against polluters has dropped off sharply during the Bush administration. San Francisco Chronicle LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT Winfrey tops Forbes' list of richest celebs on TV For the third year in a row, talk-show titan Oprah Winfrey took a top spot on a Forbes list of the rich and famous. This year, it is "The 20 Richest Celebrities on Television." Hollywood Reporter Special section: The Forbes 400 Forbes Lust, caution After making the definitive gay-cowboy romance in Hollywood history, what do you do next? With "Lust, Caution," protean Taiwanese director Ang Lee does something unexpected and truly daring. Slate SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Learning to live with Big Brother Surveillance and privacy: a closer look at the new technologies for collecting personal information, and the dangers of abuse. Economist How Sputnik changed the world Just after the sun set on a nation meeting the Cleavers, many real-life families stepped outside and gazed up at a dark, disturbing reality: A “baby moon” roamed the skies, and it belonged to the Russians. Kansas City Star Asia could win next 'Space Race', US scientists fear Yahoo! News EDUCATION Innovative teaching to involve students in science Rochelle Schwartz-Bloom, a pharmacology professor at Duke University who left the lab bench to focus on science education, created a tactic to keep students' hands in the air at the end of class. Medical News Today Girl allegedly stripped at school Indian authorities have ordered a probe into a incident where a 6-year-old girl was made to strip and stand on her desk in her classroom for not doing her homework. Independent Online   IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Boy's balloon finds pen pal: the Queen A 4-year-old British boy who released a balloon with a message hoping to find a pen pal in a foreign land ended up having a correspondence with the Queen. Reuters   Photo of the Day Vermont Army National Guard Spc. Brian Jillson, right, holds his son, Kyle, as the 131st Engineer Company stands in formation after returning home, in South Burlington, Vt., after almost a year spent in Iraq.   (Photo by Alden Pellett / AP)	DailySource Most Popular Most viewed Most shared Most recent Connect with Us Or enter Amazon via the box below and they will donate 4-7% of all purchases you make in the next 24 hours to us. Take a Quick Tour The Daily Quote True peace is not the absence of tension, it is the presence of justice. Martin Luther King, Jr. Daily Quote Archives Email Newsletters Daily headlines Friends of the DailySource DailySource Archives Scroll through recent items from your favorite sections: News Top Stories Columns and Op-ed The Daily Quote Photo of the Day Email this edition Ways to Help Volunteer Spread the word Donate Shop Search Give feedback Other ways

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