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Top Stories Gates Disputes Commander On Troop Pullout General Says U.S. Forces Will Remain In Iraqi Cities Beyond June 2009 Deadline  Blagojevich "The Antithesis Of Leadership"  Ga. Shooter Sentenced To Hundreds Of Years  Ice Storm Cuts Power To 1.25 Million CBS News Programs Chef On A Shoestring Meal Fit For The Obamas, On A Shoestring! Tony Mantuano, Chef Of One Of Their Favorite Chicago Eateries, Preps Holiday Spread, On The Early Show Saturday  Early Show: Ways To Save On Cell Phone Plans  Early Show: What's Your Flu IQ?  Second Cup Cafe: Second Cup Cafe: Brian McKnight U.S.  » More U.S. BLM Backtracks On Leases For Drilling After Criticism By NPS, Enviros, Agency Drops More Parcels Adjacent To National Parks From Oil/Gas Lease Plan  One Person Wakes Up $207 Million Richer  Bank Blast Kills 2 In Oregon  Bush Admin.: No Need To Report Toxic Gas World  » More World Prosecutors Visit Blackwater Shooting Site U.S. Attorneys Meet With Families, Victims Of 2007 Shooting In Baghdad's Nisoor Square  Indian Navy Arrests 23 Pirates  Mugabe Declares, "There Is No Cholera"  ! Former Taiwan President Indicted Politics  » More Politics Obama Names Shaun Donovan To Head HUD Former Clinton Aide, NYC Housing Commissioner Reputed For Developing Affordable Housing  Obama Distanced Self From Blagojevich  Illinois AG Wants Governor Removed  Climate Concern Defines Energy Dept. Pick Health  » More Health Debate Rages On Risk Of Mercury In Fish FDA Wants To Promote Health Benefits Of Eating Fish; EPA Says Not So Fast  Is It A Cold? Or Is It Flu?  How The FTO Obesity Gene Works  ! Got The Flu Shot? Half Say "No" SciTech  » More SciTech Zoos Shorten Elephants' Lives, Study Says Research Showing Those In Wild Live 2-3 Times Longer Than Those In Captivity Fires Up Debate  Titanic Telescope Scans Skies For E.T.  EU Leaders Agree On Climate Change Deal  Climate Concern Defines Energy Dept. Pick Business  » More Business Bush Promises Last-Ditch Auto Bailout President Considering Tapping $700B Wall Street Bailout Fund To Save Carmakers  Wall Street Powerbroker Arrested For Fraud  Failed Bailout Batters Asian Stock Markets  Stocks Rise Amid Hope For Automaker Rescue Strange  » More Strange Malaysia Burglar Stuck For 3 Days In Haunted House Report: Malaysia Burglar Claims He Was Trapped In Haunted House For 3 Days Without Food, Water  Fla. Woman Drinking On Roof Asks Man For More Beer  Man Without Pants At Doughnut Shop Gets Probation  Woman Burns Ex-beau's Clothes, Damages Top $100K Entertainment  » More Entertainment Dream-Come-True For Mariah Carey Fan, 9 California Girl, Gets To Meet Superstar With Help Of Macy's "Believe" Campaign, Make-A-Wish Foundation  Jim Carrey Says "Yes" To Life  Hugh Jackman To Host Oscars  VH1's "Best Year Ever" On Pop Culture Opinion  » More Opinion Telling Detroit "No" National Review Online: President Bush Should Follow His Party's Lead On The Auto Bailout  Auditing President Obama  Bill Ayers Whitewashes History, Again  Don't Pardon Geo! rge Ryan

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Obama's Weekly Address: Taps Another Clintonite for HUD By Faiz Shakir, Think Progress Obama picks Shaun Donovan to head Department of Housing and Urban Development. Read more »   Franken Wins Major Recount Victory; More Allegations Against Coleman Revealed By Sam Stein, Huffington Post It's a good day for Al Franken. Read more »   Colin Powell Slams Palin and the Republican Party By Amanda Terkel, Think Progress I'm from the South Bronx, 'and there's nothing wrong with my value system.' Read more »   Coal Plants: The Next Round of Subprime Loans? By Bruce Nilles, Sierra Club Even as banks are struggling to stay afloat they are still investing in the losing business of coal plants. Read more »   Pot Supporters Bang on Obama's Doors for Drug Reform By Paul Armentano, NORML 16 of the top 50 overall questions posed to the new administration on the Change.gov site pertained to drug law reform. Read more »   Jon Stewart and Hall and Oates Piss Off Hannity with Colmes Tribute By Jason Linkins, Huffington Post The highlight of last night's Daily Show was the moving send-off that Stewart gave career Fox News doormat Alan Colmes. Read more »   No More Mistaken Fire By Jodie Evans, CODEPINK Women for Peace: Action Blog Civilian deaths in Afghanistan will only increase if the U.S. commits more troops. Read more »   'Santa Will Take You to Hell': The Battle Over Christmas Really Heats Up By PZ Myers, Pharyngula The skirmish over Christmas in Washington state just gets funnier every day. Read more »   Bush Does a 180: Considers Using Wall Street Bailout for the Big 3 By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly Now that the deal has collapsed due to GOP obstructionism, the president is reconsidering his position. Read more »   Republicans Can't Wait for the Econopocalypse: Auto Bill Fails In Senate By Jane Hamsher, Firedoglake Before the vote, Reid said "I dread looking at Wall Street tomorrow." Read more »   Riots Spread in Europe: How Long Till They Break Out in the U.S.? By Ian Welsh, Firedoglake When will Americans decide they've had enough and start rioting? Read more »

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