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Top Stories Wildfire Burns 80 Homes In Calif. Hot Spot Explosive Blaze Also Injures 4 In Ritzy Montecito, About 2,000 Acres Scorched  Hillary Clinton For Secretary Of State?  Two Journalists Shot In Pakistan Attack  World Leaders To Explore Financial Fixes CBS News Programs CBS Evening News Pakistani President: "It's Our War" CBS Evening News Exclusive: Asif Ali Zardari Explains Why He Opposes U.S. Strikes On Tribal Regions  CBS Evening News: Finding The Heritage Of The Canoe-Maker  CBS Evening News: Prop. 8 Anger Spurs Donor Blacklists  Early Show: Pastor's Sex Challenge For Congregation U.S.  » More U.S. U.S. To Name First Female 4-Star General Va. Native Ann E. Dunwoody Also To Be Sworn In As Commander Of The Army Materiel Command  Labor Dept. Nails Down Family Leave Rules  Californians Fake It For Huge Quake Drill  Foreclosures Up 25 Percent From A Year Ago World  » More World Russian Leader: Obama Means A Fresh Start Dmitry Medvedev Sees Opportunity "To Develop Really Good-Neighborly Relations"  Mexican Crime Reporter Slain Near Border  Pakistani President: "It's Our War"  CIA Says Hunt For Bin Laden Is On Politics  » More Politics Cheneys Welcome Bidens At V.P. Mansion Vice President-Elect Joe Biden Gets Tour Of New Home From Soon-To-Be-Predecessor Cheney  One Million Plus For Obama Inauguration?  Palin Focuses On The Future  The Obama Team's Online Transition Health  » More Health U.K. Facing Sperm Donor Shortage Experts Say Scarcity Prompted By Reversing Confidentiality Laws  Marrow Transplant May Have Cured AIDS  Fat Cravings May Start In Womb  Paranoid? You're Not Al! one SciTech  » More SciTech The Obama Team's Online Transition CBS Tech Analyst Larry Magid Looks At How A Web 2.0 Campaign Is Going Presidential  First Pics Of Extra-Solar Planets Captured  The New Congress And Technology  Unlicensed News Stories Rampant On Web Business  » More Business Bargain Hunters Shoot Stocks Up 550 Dow Briefly Drops Below 8,000 Mark Before Staging Massive Rebound  Dems Muster Votes For Big Three Bailout  World Markets Steady Amid More Grim News  Sen! ators, Bankers Clash Over Bailout Strange  » More Strange Robber Threatens To Complain After Finding No Cash Bank Robber Threatens To File A Complaint With Management After Finding Empty Cash Drawers  Beer Truck Driver Accused Of Driving Drunk  Man Marks 101st Birthday With Spin In Vintage Car  Man Accused Of Urinating On Arresting Officer Entertainment  » More Entertainment Kanye: "I'm The Voice Of This Generation" The Rapper Claims That He Is To Music What Michael Jordan Was To Basketball  Chesney CMA Entertainer Of Year ... Again!  Hathaway's Ex Pans Accommodations  Michael Jackson Parts With Neverland Opinion  » More Opinion Big Three Bailout? Not So Fast Declan McCullagh Says A Better Solution Is To Let The Automakers Declare Bankruptcy  Obama Should Act Boldly And Act Swifty  The 9/11 Generation And History  Palin Should Be Time's Person Of The Year

Top Videos  » More Videos Fires Rage In Montecito (2:14) U.S. And Pakistan At Odds (3:04) The Fight Against Prop 8 (1:55) Spotlight On Palin In Miami (1:52) Banks On Bailout Money (2:21) Homeowners Cry For Help (2:04) Top Photos  » More Photos Montecito Wildfire Photos Of The Day Celebrity Circuit Latin Grammy Glam CMA Red Carpet On Stage At The CMAs Latest Blog Posts  » More Blogs Horserace President-Elect Will Resign Senate Seat Sunday Illinois Gov. To Appoint Replacement Read More Couric & Co. Katie Couric's Notebook: Obama And The Internet Today, The Medium Of The Campaigns And The Presidency, Is The The Web Read More From The Road "From the Road" to the Curb: Pulling Over and Looking Back at Campaign '08 It's over Read More Most Viewed Stories 1. President-Elect Obama On 60 Minutes Sunday 2. Prop. 8 Anger Spurs Donor Blacklists 3. U.K. Facing Sperm Donor Shortage 4. Hillary Clinton For Secretary Of State? 5. Pakistani President: "It's Our War" Videos 1. Evening News Online, 11.13.08 (21:16) 2. The Electronic Wasteland (12:40) 3. Obama's Inner Circle (13:14) 4. Spotlight On Palin In Miami (1:52) 5. The Fight Against Prop 8 (1:55) Photos 1. Celebrity Circuit 2. Latin Grammy Glam 3. Charles At 60 4. Photos Of The Day 5. Accepting The Mantle

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Wall Street's Bailout is a Trillion-Dollar Crime Scene -- Why Aren't the Dems Doing Something About It? By Naomi Klein, The Nation Washington's handling of the bailout is not merely incompetent. It may well be illegal. Read more »   "Justifiable Homicides" Are on the Rise: Have Self-Defense Laws Gone Too Far? By Liliana Segura, AlterNet With shoot first/ask questions later legislation passing across the country, are more Americans getting away with murder? Read more »   Are Human Beings Hard-Wired to Ignore the Threat of Catastrophic Climate Change? By Lisa Bennett, Greater Good Climate scientists wonder why people don't do more about global warming. Social scientists have some troubling answers. Read more »   How I Spent Election Night in a Baltimore Jail By Michael M. Hughes, Baltimore City Paper On a night of historic celebration, Baltimore city police arrested revelers without cause or provocation. Read more »   Bush Playing Chicken With Detroit in Last-Gasp Effort to Demoralize the Dems By David Sirota, AlterNet Bush has his thumb on the Democratic Party's most divisive issue. Read more »   How Crying Can Make You Healthier By Roger Dobson, The Independent UK We all know a good cry helps to soothe our minds. Now doctors are discovering that tears may help to heal our bodies, too. Read more »   Don't Count On The Senate to Throw Out Alaska's Ted Stevens By Scott Rafferty, AlterNet Letting the felonious Republican senator languish is another path to a filibuster-proof Democratic majority in the first 100 days. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Rachel Maddow Talks Tough About Lieberman With Sen. Bayh By Ben Armbruster, Think Progress Sen. Evan Bayh expects Lieberman to apologize for attacks on Obama in order to keep his committee chairmanship. Read more »   With One Phone Call, Bush Could Relieve the Economic Pain of Millions By Staff, Office of Rep. Jim McDermott (D-WA) With just one telephone call, the President could single-handedly jump start the U.S. economy. Why doesn't Bush make the call? Read more »   Citizens Fight Back Against Hate After the Brutal Murder of Marcello Lucero By Lisa Votino-Tarrant, Long Island Wins Last weekend, 7 teenage punks murdered Marcello Lucero because they wanted to go get a "a Mexican." Read more »   The AP and CNN Get 'The Huxtable Effect' All Wrong By Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, Brave New Films Why the mainstream media got 'The Huxtable Effect' wrong. Read more »     Sponsored message: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint & Help Local Communities With NativeEnergy carbon offsets, you can help build renewable & energy efficiency projects that reduce greenhouse gases. Our projects also benefit Native Americans, local communities, and family farmers. Join us and get a one-year subscription to National Geographic Magazinefor free--learn more now!

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