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Former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, center, is surrounded by her supporters as she leaves her house for the airport in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Kamran Jebreili / AP)

Bhutto ends exile with emotional homecoming

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto ended eight years of self-exile, returning to Karachi where more than 100,000 supporters poured onto the city's streets to welcome her home.

Reuters

How to welcome back Bhutto

TIME

AG nominee Mukasey calls Justice torture memo a 'mistake'

President Bush's nominee for attorney general, Michael Mukasey, said the president doesn't have the authority to use torture techniques against terrorism suspects.

New York Sun

Mukasey viewed as independent

Yahoo! News

Support falters for Armenian resolution

Chances for a U.S. resolution calling the mass killings of Armenians that began in 1915 "genocide" eroded dramatically as sponsors dropped off in droves.

Seattle Times

U.S. honors Dalai Lama in public ceremony

President George W. Bush has made an unprecedented public appearance with the Dalai Lama at a ceremony honoring the Tibetan spiritual leader.

ABC News

Bush urges China, Dalai Lama talks

MSNBC

9 troops wounded in Afghanistan

The Taliban used heavy machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades to ambush a U.S.-led coalition patrol in southern Afghanistan that wounded nine troops, a coalition statement said.

Associated Press

Bush: Mideast summit 'serious attempt' at peace in region

President George W. Bush tried to set the tone for a U.S.-sponsored Middle East summit as a serious effort toward reaching peace, despite Palestinian and Israeli disagreement over the agenda.

Reuters

Rice to meet with king of Jordan

San Jose Mercury News

House to vote on overriding veto of U.S. kids' health measure

House supporters of legislation to expand a U.S. children's health program will attempt to override President George W. Bush's veto, as they weigh whether to compromise if they fall short.

Bloomberg

Bush chides Congress over legislative priorities

Yahoo! News

NATION

Pentagon to alert 8 guard units for duty

The Pentagon is preparing to alert eight National Guard units that they should be ready to go to Iraq or Afghanistan beginning late next summer.

ABC News

Witnesses testify how former lawmaker may have been bribed

Super Bowl box seats, high-end golf trips, private jet flights and an array of other treats were enough to gain a defense contractor unfettered access to former U.S. Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham.

San Jose Mercury News

Maine middle school to offer the pill

Pupils at a Portland, Maine, middle school will be able to get birth control pills and patches at their student health center after the local school board approved the proposal.

Associated Press

POLITICS

Rudy: No tax hike for Social Security

Republican presidential hopeful Fred Thompson suggested raising out-of-pocket costs for higher-income Medicare beneficiaries, and rival Rudy Giuliani ruled out a Social Security tax increase.

Associated Press

For Romney, the dividends are worth the investment

Atlantic Online

Former Clinton administration aide endorses Obama

Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, a former top civil-rights enforcer in the Clinton administration, gave his support to Barack Obama in the race for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.

Reuters

Poll: Black support helps Clinton extend lead

CNN

BUSINESS

Stocks head lower after disappointments at Bank of America

Wall Street headed toward a lower open after Bank of America Corp. missed earnings expectations and provided investors with further evidence of how the credit crisis has affected the economy.

Houston Chronicle

Stock market

Yahoo! News

Oil close to record highs as market eyes Turkish tension in oil-rich Iraq

Forbes

EBay records first loss on Skype; boosts forecast

EBay Inc., the world's largest Internet auctioneer, reported profit that exceeded analysts' estimates, excluding a writedown for its Skype telephone unit, and raised its earnings and sales forecast for the year.

Bloomberg

HEALTH

Vaccine trial cuts malaria cases among babies by two-thirds

Trials of a malaria vaccine in Africa have successfully protected babies from the disease, giving hope of cutting the global death toll of 1 million a year.

Guardian

Traditional Pap test inferior to HPV test

Researchers at McGill University have revealed that the HPV screening test is superior to the traditional Pap test in detecting cervical cancer.

Medical News Today

SPORTS

Cashman confirms: If A-Rod opts out, he's done as Yankee

New York Daily News

Leftwich replaces Harrington as Atlanta's starting QB

The Atlanta Falcons switched quarterbacks, hoping Byran Leftwich can spark an offense that struggled for points with Joey Harrington as the starter.

USA Today

RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

Pope names voting cardinals

Pope Benedict XVI named 23 new cardinals, 18 of them under 80 years of age, thus qualifying them to take part in an election for a new pope.

International Herald Tribune

Mexican priest abuse case dropped

A judge in Los Angeles has dismissed a lawsuit against a Mexican cardinal accused of conspiring to move a known child abuser to the U.S. Catholic church.

BBC

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GOOD NEWS

Police officer saves woman from oncoming train

Betsy DeVall has always believed in guardian angels. Early this week, she got to meet hers, and he wasn’t an ethereal being with wings, but a flesh-and-blood police officer.

MSNBC

Successful malaria vaccine also proves effective in infants

New results indicate that a vaccine previously shown to be safe and effective in adults and small children can also be safely administered to infants, decreasing their risk of contracting the disease.

Scientific American

WORLD

Turkey approves cross-border attacks

The Turkish parliament voted to empower the government to carry out a cross-border assault on Kurdish guerrillas in Iraq.

Guardian

Villagers return to slopes of dangerous Indonesian volcano

Villagers tended crops and livestock in the shadow of one of Indonesia's most deadly volcanos despite government orders to evacuate because of fears it may soon erupt.

International Herald Tribune

Sarkozy and wife agree to split

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is to separate from his wife of 11 years, Cecilia, the presidential office says.

BBC

ENVIRONMENT

Warning sounded over level of water pollution in China

Water pollution may already have reached "alarming" levels in China following its industrialisation over the last three decades, the Asian Development Bank said.

AFP

Georgia to face off over drought

The Army Corps of Engineers sidestepped the governor's demand to stop draining reservoirs, setting up a legal showdown between the federal government and state officials. Gov. Perdue said he will sue.

CNN

LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT

Dog adoption turns into a fight for talk show host

Talk show hose Ellen DeGeneres broke down in tears relating how a dog rescue group seized the Brussels Griffon terrier mix she adopted and had given to her hairstylist's family.

USA Today

Spice Girls team up with Victoria's Secret

The newly reunited British girl group's CD will be available starting November 13 at Victoria's Secret stores and on the company's Web site in the U.S., Capitol Music Group.

CNN

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Google launches video-blocking tool for YouTube content owners

Computerworld

Online marketers aim for the kids

With youngsters spending more time online and bans on advertising during children's TV programming in place, more companies are turning towards Web sites.

Guardian

EDUCATION

Feds recommend closing Saudi school in Va.

A private Islamic school supported by the Saudi government should be shut down until the U.S. government can ensure the school is not fostering radical Islam, a federal panel recommends.

Associated Press

University leader granted leave

Richard Roberts, accused of misconduct, said he will step aside temporarily as president of Oral Roberts University as the school fights a wrongful termination lawsuit by three former professors.

CNN

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