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President Barack Obama, right, walks with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva, left, during the arrival ceremony at the Belem National Palace in Lisbon, Portugal. (Photo by Victor R. Caivano / AP)

Sensors monitor older people at home

Sensor networks, which made their debut in hospitals and assisted living centers, have been creeping into the homes of some older Americans in recent years.

CNN

Debt-cutting plans share this: Taxes will go up for everyone

Just in time to dash holiday cheer, a set of recently unveiled debt-reduction plans underscore how huge the fiscal challenges and how tough the trade-offs are with facing U.S. debt.

McClatchy Newspapers

$14 trillion in debt — why you should care

CBS News

Afghan strategy is focus as NATO meets

President Barack Obama arrived in the Portuguese capital for meetings that will put Afghanistan war strategy in the spotlight. NATO countries are expected to pull most of their 150,000 troops.

New York Times

Summit in Lisbon: the key issues

Guardian

Ariz. immigration law boycotts costing the state millions

Economic boycotts against Arizona after the state passed a tough immigration enforcement law have resulted in more than $250 million in losses to the state’s conference and convention industry.

USA TODAY

Special section:

Immigration: a nation divided

MSNBC

New Bible drops neutered language of controversial ’02 version

Since its debut in 1978, the New International Version, or NIV, has been the Bible of choice for evangelicals. But a 2002 gender-inclusive edition bombed after being condemned as too liberal.

USA TODAY

Bible language comparison

The Tennessean

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A prairie dog munches on a piece of carrot and watches zoogoers in the Zoo of Salzburg, Austria. (Photo by Kerstin Joensson / AP)	The governors of Nevada, South Carolina and Minnesota are silhouetted against a map of the United States in San Diego. (Photo by Denis Poroy / AP)	Fencers compete during the Men’s Individual Epee Fencing competition at the Asian Games in Guangzhou, China. (Photo by Greg Baker / AP)

NATION

Jobless benefits to expire as Congress debates tax

Jobless benefits will run out for 2 million people during the holiday season unless they are renewed by a Congress that’s focusing more attention on a quarrel over tax cuts.

Plain Dealer

Special section:

The case for and against unemployment insurance

The Atlantic

Airports weigh call to ditch TSA

In a climate of campaigns to shun airport pat-downs and pilots suing over their treatment by government screeners, some airports are considering another way to show dissatisfaction: ditch TSA altogether.

NPR

Outrage at TSA continues as holidays near

ABC News

Detainee’s acquittal sparks debate over civilian trials

The acquittal in civilian court of the first Guantanamo detainee on all but one of more than 280 terrorism-related charges has escalated political tensions in the nation’s capital.

USA TODAY

POLITICS

Obama forces showdown with GOP on arms pact

President Barack Obama has decided to confront Senate Republicans in a make-or-break battle over arms control that could be an early test of his mettle heading into the final two years of his term.

MSNBC

Fact check: arms treaty debate full of half-truths

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

New START treaty a top priority for Democrats in lame-duck session

YouTube

Calif.’s new and former governor

California‘s governor-elect is a Democrat who’s reinvented himself a time or two. Back in the 1970s, Jerry Brown was the state‘s youngest governor. Now, at 72, he’s about to become its oldest.

NPR

House ethics panel recommends censure for Rangel

The House ethics committee recommended censure for Rep. Charles Rangel, suggesting that the New York Democrat stand before his colleagues, while receiving an oral rebuke by the speaker.

MSNBC

ENVIRONMENT

Global warming could actually be triggering global cooling

The shrinking sea-ice in the eastern Arctic caused as a result of increased warming in the region leads to strong anomalies in the atmospheric airstreams which trigger cooling of northern continents.

PlanetSave.com

Electric cars run on coal, partly

Do electric vehicles, especially in Texas where much electricity is generated with coal, simply move emissions from the tailpipe to the smokestack?

Houston Chronicle

HEALTH

Gene therapy for metastatic melanoma in mice produces complete remission

A potent anti-tumor gene introduced in mice with metastatic melanoma has resulted in permanent immune reconfiguration and produced a complete remission of cancer.

ScienceDaily

Study: Outreach, enforcement can curb college kids’ drinking

HealthDay

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Scientists capture antimatter atoms

Scientists have captured antimatter atoms for the first time, a breakthrough that could eventually help us to understand the nature and origins of the universe.

CNN

Antimatter breakthrough

ABC News

Scientists isolate a gene that boosts plant root growth

Researchers have found a gene that promotes faster-growing larger roots, which could lead to plants with a robuster ability to sequester excess atmospheric carbon.

Scientific American

Inside the science of how dogs think

Ever wonder what your dog is thinking as it gazes at you while you are barking commands?

CNN

LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT

The trouble with Facebook’s new ‘see friendship’ feature

The social-networking site with half a billion users quietly added a feature that makes your private information available to the friends of your friends, which may be a much more nefarious group.

TIME

Boston Museum of Fine Arts’ new wing

The entire Boston community is invited, free, to view its brand new sparkling Art of the Americas wing on Nov. 20.

Examiner

Your relationships can be affected by your view of personal goals

How you think about your goals — whether it’s to improve yourself or to do better — can affect whether you reach those goals. Different kinds of goals can also have distinct effects on your relationships.

Medical News Today

Cool Stuff

The Daily Quote

“Great ambition is the passion of a great character. Those endowed with it may perform very good or very bad acts. All depends on the principals which direct them.”

Napoleon Bonaparte

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Politics: Chris Cillizza Nov. 19 at 11 am

Washington Post

Cars: Warren Brown Nov. 19 at 11 am

Washington Post

Boxing: Dan Rafael Nov. 19 at 2:30 pm

ESPN

Personal tech: Rob Pegoraro Nov. 19 at noon

Washington Post

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GOOD NEWS

‘Alien’ planet detected circling dying star

Astronomers claim to have discovered the first planet originating from outside our galaxy. The Jupiter-like planet, they say, is part of a solar system which once belonged to a dwarf galaxy.

BBC

$10M commitment will continue Partners in Preservation program

American Express, in partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, will announce an additional $10 million in funding for the Partners in Preservation program.

PNNOnline

Tampa General nurse donates kidney to co-worker who needs transplant

For 15 years, the two nurses have worked together, sharing friendship, holidays and family trips. When one of them needed a kidney, the other gladly gave it.

St. Petersburg Times

WORLD

Who is arming the Mexican drug cartels?