Top StoriesObama gets 12 stitches after elbowing on hoops courtWashington Post - - 26 minutes ago President Barack Obama looks out the second floor window of the White House with an ice pack over his mouth during the arrival of the Christmas tree. Video: AP Top Stories
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Auburn's self-belief, fourth-quarter mojo work againCBSSports.com - - 19 minutes ago TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Here is the reality of what we saw at Bryant-Denny Stadium on the Friday after Thanksgiving, 2010. • Alabama, ranked ninth and the defending national champion, jumped out to a 24-0 lead against No. Alabama's McElroy sustains concussion Kansas City Star Black Eyed Peas go from 'END' to 'The Beginning'Los Angeles Times - - 4 hours ago The band goes deeper into dance music on its upcoming album. After that, it may be time for another reinvention. Singers Fergie, Will. Video: ShowBiz Minute: Super Bowl, Parade, Darth Vader
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Miami Dolphins' Devone Bess gets first shot to play in hometownMiamiHerald.com - - 12 minutes ago On Sunday, Dolphins Dolphins receiver Davone Bess will play his first game at Oakland Coliseum since he was in high school. BY DAVID J. NEAL Dolphins receiver Davone Bess figures the long-view moment might hit him as the team bus rumbles toward Oakland ... Biz Break: From Apple, $458 iPads; plus: more Black Friday in...San Jose Mercury News - - 3 hours ago Crowds of shoppers line up to purchase computers next to an ad for Apple's iPad in the early hours of the "Black Friday" shopping day, Friday, Nov. 26, 2010, at Best Buy in Tacoma, Wash. Second-hand smoke kills 600000 people a year: StudyNew York Daily News - - 6 hours ago Second-hand smoke has deadly effects for non-smokers too, according to a recent study. Second-hand smoke globally kills more than 600000 people each year, accounting for 1% of all deaths worldwide, according to a new study. Smoking curbs: The global picture BBC News '6L dying of inhaling second-hand smoke annually' Times of India Pirate Bay appeal falls on deaf earsCNET - - 3 hours ago In another blow to online file-sharing, a Swedish appeals court upheld on Friday the copyright convictions of three of the four founders of The Pirate Bay--perhaps the world's most well-known and notorious file-sharing Web site. Pirate Bay co-founders lose appeal Telegraph.co.uk Court Revises Pirate Bay Ruling Wall Street Journal Missing radioactive rods found by FedExLos Angeles Times - 3 hours ago The shipment sent from Fargo, ND, to Knoxville, Tenn., posed little threat, but its misplacement underscores the need to track low-hazard materials that could be used in small-scale terrorist attacks, experts say. Tennessee: Lost Radioactive Rods Are Found New York Times Taylor Swift, Jake Gyllenhaal share Thanksgiving maple lattesCNN International - - 4 hours ago (PEOPLE) -- Families across the country spent their Thanksgiving evenings tuning into Taylor Swift's NBC special "Taylor Swift: Speak Now. Taylor Swift and Jake Gyllenhaal`s Thanksgiving outing Monsters and Critics.com Why the TSA pat-downs and body scans are unconstitutionalWashington Post - - 3 hours ago The protest on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving was called National Opt-Out Day, and its organizers urged air travelers to refuse the Transportation Security Administration's full-body scanning machines. US Shuts Down Web Sites in Piracy CrackdownNew York Times - - 55 minutes ago In what appears to be the latest phase of a far-reaching federal crackdown on online piracy of music and movies, a number of sites that facilitate illegal file-sharing were shut down this week by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ... Homeland Security Is Seizing Internet Domains Left And Right San Francisco Chronicle Celtics G Rondo back in lineupUSA Today - 1 hour ago BOSTON (AP) - Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo was back in the starting lineup for Friday's game against Toronto after missing the previous three with a strained left hamstring. Rio de Janeiro gun battle sees toddler and photographer among casualtiesThe Guardian - 27 minutes ago A two-year-old girl and a Reuters photographer were wounded and at least seven people killed yesterday during the third day of gunbattles in Rio de Janeiro. Video: Rio Cops and Military Surround, Search Gang Turf
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Banks buy $2.37 billion more in GM sharesWashington Post - - 2 hours ago General Motors inched further forward in its effort to repay taxpayers, announcing Friday that the banks backing its historic initial public offering had exercised their right to buy an additional block of shares in the restructured ... Investors on edge as eurozone cracks deepenFinancial Times - - 3 hours ago Uncertainty about the fate of peripheral eurozone countries and escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula triggered a flight from risky assets this week with investors drawing little comfort from tentative signs that economic ... Europeans Striving to Calm Nerves in Markets New York Times Asian Currencies Have Weekly Drop on North Korea Attack, Europe Debt WoesBloomberg - - 1 hour ago Asian currencies had their biggest weekly loss in six months as an exchange of artillery fire on the Korean peninsula deterred investment in the region and Europe's debt crisis bolstered demand for dollars ... Egypt's Brothers Dodge PoliceWall Street Journal - - 2 hours ago ALEXANDRIA, Egypt—Though Subhi Saleh is a prominent Muslim Brotherhood lawmaker and candidate for re-election here Sunday, his campaign consists largely of evading a police crackdown on his organization. Video: Election troubles in Alexandria
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Change in Egypt may lie with ruling party Los Angeles Times Asian Stocks Decline for Third Week as Tensions Rise on Korean PeninsulaBloomberg - - 1 hour ago Asian stocks fell for a third consecutive week after North Korea fired artillery shells into South Korea, swelling concern that tensions will escalate. Worries over Europe debt, Korea support Treasurys BusinessWeek Spanish Stocks Tumble Wall Street Journal Crawford rises to occasion in Hawks' 4-1 triumphChicago Tribune - - 19 minutes ago Long stretches of the season are spent sitting on the end of the bench, opening and closing the door to the ice to let teammates on and off. Ducks doomed by split personality OCRegister Blackhawks score three times in third period for 4-1 win over Ducks Los Angeles Times The Many Lives Of 'Del Monte'Wall Street Journal - 4 hours ago Del Monte Foods Co. agreed on Thanksgiving—appropriate timing—to a sale valued at around $4 billion to a group led by KKR's Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. |
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