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Universal Parks & Resorts CEO Thomas L. Williams delivers a speech during the Universal Studios Korea Resort "MOA" Signing & Announcement Ceremony in Seoul, South Korea.  (Photo by Lee Jin-man / AP) France, Germany say stop using Internet Explorer 6 The "Operation Aurora" cyber attack from China has prompted French and German information security organizations to recommend against using Internet Explorer. InformationWeek Internet Explorer: Stay or go? USA TODAY Debt ceiling fight is back The Senate will debate just how high to raise the U.S. legal debt limit. The proposed increase will likely be more than $1 trillion, perhaps as high as $1.8 trillion. CNNMoney Obama seeks $1.35 billion for school reform Reuters Record $134 billion NY budget proposal NY Daily News   Universal Studios resort in South Korea to open Developers of a Universal Studios theme park and resort in South Korea said the project is slated to open in early 2014 after being delayed by the global financial crisis. ABC News Resort in South Korea to open two years later than expected NPR The Wizarding World of Harry Potter attraction under construction Orlando Sentinel FBI broke law in phone record searches The FBI illegally collected more than 2,000 U.S. telephone call records between 2002 and 2006 by invoking terrorism emergencies that did not exist or simply persuading phone companies to provide records. Washington Post Apple tablet: Content will be key Apple plans to unveil its "latest creation," which is expected to be a touchscreen tablet. But it's unclear whether excitement over the tablet will turn into profit. PC World Blog: Tablet video previews CNNMoney   NATION US economy adds to skilled, educated pool of census workers The Census Bureau is finding itself with the most highly skilled, highly educated workforce in its 220-year history — thanks in part to a struggling economy that has produced millions of people eager to work. USA TODAY California readies for storms Residents of canyons and foothills braced for possible mudslides as a series of powerful storms is forecast to begin pounding the West Coast. USA TODAY Massive flood storm coming to California YouTube Harper's claims Guantanamo inmates killed during questioning U.S. government officials may have conspired to conceal evidence that three Guantanamo Bay inmates could have been murdered during interrogations. Guardian POLITICS Congress taking a backseat to White House on Haiti aid As international aid poured into Haiti and residents fled a devastated Port-au-Prince, congressional aides said Congress has no immediate plans to take up Haiti relief. The Hill Finger-pointing begins for Democrats As voters head to the polls in Massachusetts, nervous Democrats have already begun to blame one another for putting at risk the Senate seat Ted Kennedy held for more than 40 years. Politico BUSINESS Henry Ford raising wage may give China tip on worker prosperity China’s communist leaders might learn a lesson about how to create a more prosperous working class from American industrialist Henry Ford. Bloomberg Cadbury surrenders to foreign takeover The iconic British chocolate manufacturer Cadbury fell to an 11.7 billion-pound takeover by the major U.S. food conglomerate, Kraft. Times Online Cadbury workers react to takeover BBC ENVIRONMENT Exxon Valdez oil 'still persists' Large quantities of oil spilled during the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster still persists beneath gravel beaches in the region, a study has found. BBC Himalayan glacier thaw report re-examined by UN The U.N. panel of climate scientists said it was reviewing a report containing a projection that Himalayan glaciers might vanish by 2035. Reuters SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Monkeys do basic math in their heads Researchers have proved that they are able to calculate whether dots on a screen are growing fewer or greater. Telegraph.co.uk Start running and watch your brain grow, say scientists The health benefits of a regular run have long been known, but scientists have never understood the curious ability of exercise to boost brain power. Guardian SPORTS Possible terrorist threats for Americans traveling to Vancouver Olympics A recently issued fact sheet from the U.S. State Department warns that al-Qaida's demonstrated capability to carry out attacks against sizable structures puts the Olympics at a greater risk. ABC News Jets' confidence flying high after shocking Chargers 17-14 The New York Jets have seemingly benefited from good fortune for weeks now, so it was hardly surprising that the few critical breaks they needed went their way in the 17-14 upset of the San Diego Chargers. USA TODAY There's plenty of history between AFC finalists Jets and Colts Sports Illustrated   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Column: King's message relevant to Haiti's plight McClatchy Column: Hard lessons for a rookie year RealClearPolitics Column: Islam is not the answer Al Jazeera Column: Watchdog is needed for Haiti aid McClatchy Blog: What's the real story with Newton? Scientific American Column: What's up with them? Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Column: Elections in Ukraine leading to democracy Christian Science Monitor Blog: Solar industry woes, and the climate’s DNA The Hill   Site edited by: Megan Morris, Deionna Pope, Leslie Wendel, Rick Dossey, Michael J. Bobak, Laurie Hauptli, James Morris, Alen Amini, Paul Wertheim, Jessica Flier, Nabila Dellil and Michael Makofka.   GOOD NEWS Recycling success A Canadian company called Knowaste is at the cutting edge of the recycling world — becoming the first to be able to effectively recycle the plastics within children's diapers and other sanitary products. Positive News Young talent recognized The eight winners of a children's international biodiversity photograph competition were rewarded in collaboration with National Geographic. Positive News WORLD Haiti aid starts getting through International relief efforts are gaining momentum. After criticism that military and rescue flights had been given priority, the U.S. and U.N. have agreed to prioritize aid. Al Jazeera US accused of 'occupying' Haiti Telegraph.co.uk Video camera on during quake CNN Pirates free Greek tanker after record ransom paid Pirates released a Greek oil-tanker more than seven weeks after hijacking it off the coast of Somalia, the European Union Naval Force Somalia said. CNN HEALTH Protest scheduled for new Planned Parenthood facility Anti-abortion activists are converging on Houston for a protest. They're upset that Planned Parenthood is about to open a nearly 80,000-square-foot headquarters. KTRK Conjoined Arizona twins could make medical history They have defied medical expectations by living past their third birthdays. Now their parents hope the girls will become one of the first sets of twins sharing a heart to be successfully separated. Arizona Republic EDUCATION Parents rage at NY charter-busting bill Angry parents ripped Albany for putting the teachers' union before kids, as lawmakers moved to block the expansion of charter schools. EducationNews.org Race to Top plans vary among districts Hundreds of school districts lost their shot at a share of $4 billion in grants by refusing to sign on to their states’ plans for the federal Race to the Top program. Education Week LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT Can Ellen make American Idol viewers forget Paula? Starting this season, Paula Abdul’s out of her judging role at “American Idol” and Ellen DeGeneres is in. Will viewers miss kooky Paula and her diva ways, or embrace Ellen's gentle comedy? MSNBC Men get economic boost from marriage Historically, marriage was the surest route to financial security for women. But more recently it's men who've gotten the biggest economic boost from being wed. CBS News RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Malaysia stunned by religious violence A recent spate of church attacks and street protests in multiracial Malaysia has done severe damage to the confidence of a nation that prides itself on being a model of moderate Muslim governance. Monsters and Critics Modern-day pilgrims find interfaith bond in ancient Syrian monastery Father Paolo presides over a group of 10 monks, nuns and volunteers who welcome guests year-round and struggle to build harmony around a religious fault line. New York Times   IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Medical marijuana federal arrest policy guidelines eased The Obama administration will not seek to arrest medical marijuana users and suppliers as long as they conform to state laws, under new policy guidelines to be sent to federal prosecutors. CBS News   Photo of the Day A worker stands by a fence as a Japan Airlines jet taxies past a construction site at Haneda Airport in Tokyo.  (Photo by Junji Kurokawa / 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 I am no bird; and no net ensnares me. 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