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Today's Headlines | Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Today's Headlines
The EDAR, a cross between a shopping cart and a pop-up camper, is a step up.
He discusses his Cabinet choices and his strategy for his first year in office, and reflects on his role as the first African American elected president.
Birthrates typically decline during economic downturns. Would-be parents struggle with the wisdom of waiting.
Rod R. Blagojevich is accused of corruption, including allegedly trying to sell Obama's vacant Senate seat.
The NBC late-night host's move to 10 p.m. may be a further sign that the days of producing expensive hourlong dramas are numbered. It also may mean fewer Hollywood jobs.
California/Local
SAN DIEGO
Bail reduced for son of Nuñez in murder caseNo successor is named, but Ramon Cortines is expected to lead the school district, at least for the interim.
George and Sharlee McNamee have spent years and hundreds of thousands of dollars wrangling with the state Coastal Commission over amenities on their beach. The retirees may be close to giving up.
Back when he was running for mayor of Los Angeles and calling education the No. 1 issue in the city, Antonio Villaraigosa's campaign put out a news release chiding his opponent for not being more involved with the schools.
Arts and Entertainment
The posthumous collection shows why the independent-minded journalist was one of our best guides through Washington's paths of power.
Even though he was the producers top choice, Fishburne realizes some fans may resent 'the new guy.'
The Baltimore Opera files for bankruptcy
National
The president-elect discusses Gov. Blagojevich, the economy, Islam and civil rights, among other topics.
Sniper blimps and light planes could gain favor over pricier projects, such as high-tech jets and the Future Combat Systems program.
Anyone chosen by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich would be tainted by the corruption charges, they say.
World
Intelligence officials say the group blamed in the Mumbai attacks may be broadening its aims, perhaps even to succeed Al Qaeda should the terrorist network falter.
The shooting that killed at least 17 in a Baghdad traffic circle last year resonates strongly among Iraqis, who believe it was unjustified and are eager for justice.
In a blow to party leader Benjamin Netanyahu, members select a slate of hard-liners for upcoming national elections. The move is a boost for Tzipi Livni's Kadima party.
Business
The White House and Democrats agree to a $15-billion plan, but 'bailout fatigue' looms.
It seems clear that change is coming to the U.S. healthcare system. President-elect Barack Obama wants it. Congress wants it. Even the insurance industry says the time is ripe to do things differently.
Well-regarded Air Tahiti Nui is keeping its five jets flying by offering specials to weather the downturn.
The world's largest game publisher, expecting disappointing holiday sales, says it will cancel some projects as well as reduce its workforce by more than the 6% announced in October.
Sports
The small schools power from Westlake Village is looking to play tougher teams, but finding a new league isn't easy.
There might not be a Plan B in their big free-agent thoughts, with GM saying Manny Ramirez isn't a likely possibility and the Yankees going hard after CC Sabathia.
They put up little fight against the hustling Kings, who score 113 points, shoot 49.4% and hand L.A. its third, and worst, defeat this season.
Features
Bake muffins and breadsticks, make jam or infuse vodka with the flavors of the season, and wrap it all with a festive bow.
Today, learning how to cook on a budget is becoming important to more families. In the 1930s, making do was a kitchen art, honed by necessity. Sour grass soup, anyone?
Deep-seated cultural cues play a role in snagging a romantic partner at a party.
Opinion
Nearly three-quarters of Americans polled are pleased with his election, even as many express doubts about how much he can accomplish in office.
The Bush administration's abuse of the judicial system will haunt Obama.
The drug violence in Mexico rivals death tolls in Iraq.
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