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• Obama Says He'll Post Stimulus Plan Online 
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• Obama Seeks Swift Action on Huge Stimulus Plan 
• Franken Wins Recount; Lawsuit Likely 
• Citgo Suspends Low-Income Heating Oil Program 
• Auto Sales Dive in December 
• Seven Banks Get $15B from Bailout Pot 
• Steve Jobs Looks to End Health Rumors 
• Bush: Israel Has Right to Protect Itself 
• President May be Remembered for "Bushisms" 
• Richardson Withdraws Commerce Bid 
• Obama Arrives in Washington Area 
• Girl, 17, Gets 2 Life Terms in Family Murders 
• Democrats: Stimulus Unlikely Before February 
• President-elect to Head to Washington 
• Two Experts for Travolta Son Autopsy 
• Mexican Warlock Predicts U.S. Troops on Border 
• Super Bowl Star Turned Fugitive Captured 
• Obama Team Polishing Stimulus Measure 
• Digital TV Subsidy Program Out of Cash? 
• World's Oldest Woman, 115, Dies in Portugal 
• Bush: Hamas Attacks on Israel an "Act of Terror" 
• Panel Wants Big Boost in Federal Gas Tax 
• Four in Custody in Rape of Richmond Lesbian  
• Dow Jones Starts 2009 Above 9,000 
• Treasury Unveils Bailout Insurance Program 
• Muslim Passengers Removed from D.C. Flight 
• Thousands of Shoes Tie Up Miami Freeway 
• Israel Destroys Hamas Homes, Flattens Gaza Mosque 
• Travelers to Get Lots of Deals in 2009 
• States Push Fire-Safe Cigarettes 
• Dad Re-Enters Burning Home to Save Kids; All Die 
• Iraq Takes Control of U.S. Green Zone 
• Obama Hits Chicago Before Heading to DC 
• Panel Wants Fuel Taxes Hiked  
• Pell Grant Creator Dead at 90 
• South African Activist Helen Suzman Dies 
• Obamas to Move to Washington This Weekend 
• Israel Kills Hamas Leader 
• Iraq Takes Control of Green Zone from U.S. 
• Report: Smoking Ban Preventing Heart Attacks 
• New York Rings in New Year    |
• Israeli Military Buildup Seen at Gaza Strip  
• Fire Kills 59 at Bangkok Nightclub 
• 2008 U.S. Deaths Down in Iraq, Up in Afghanistan 
• Palin: Future Son-In-Law Isn't a Drop-Out 
• New Year Celebrations Kick Off    |
• Treasury Lays Out Details for Auto Aid 
• Signs Israel Getting Ready to Invade Gaza 
• Jobless Claims Drop; But 4.5 Million Out of Work 
• Charles Barkley Arrested on Suspicion of DUI  
• Language Critics Offer "Banished" Words List 
• NASA Reports Details of Columbia Deaths 
• Blagojevich Picks Senate Replacement 
• Wall Street Gains as GMAC Gets $5 Billion 
• Group Sues to Reinstate Parks Firearms Ban 
• Resume Advice Comes with Free Beer 
• It's a Boy for Bristol Palin 
• Israeli Official: Temporary Truce Possible 
• Iraqis to Take Charge of Green Zone in 2009 
• Home Prices Drop to March 04 Levels 
• Mexico Calls Off Search for Cruise Passenger  
• Police: Santa Gunman Planned to Kill More 
• Blackouts, Flooding Plague Midwest 
• Scientists Watch Yellowstone Quake Swarm 
• GOP, Democrats Weigh-In on Stimulus Help 
• Palin's Daughter Gives Birth to Son 
• "Lucy" and "Ethel" Among 2009 Stamp Choices 
• 10-Story Corncob Mountain Smoldering  
• Judge Rejects Class Action Over Trailer Fumes  
• Reports: Obama Makes Education, Interior Picks 
• Groups Send Wish Lists for Economic Bill 
• White House Demands Hamas Stop Firing on Israel  
• Israel Presses Airstrikes on Gaza     |
• Holocaust Memoir Exposed as Phony 
• Crowds Boost "Marley" to $37M Weekend 
• Sarajevans Protest Santa Claus Ban 
• Israeli Attacks on Hamas Leave Over 200 Dead    |
• Afghanistan Suicide Bomb Kills 14 Children 
• American Sculptor Robert Graham Dies at Age 70 
• Woman Bound, Left in Trunk for 10 Days 
• RNC Chair "Appalled" By Obama Parody 
• Philly House Fire Kills 3 Kids, 4 Adults 
• Kobayashi Tries, Fails in Fruitcake-Eating Bid 
• Power Restored to Hawaii's Oahu Island After Blackout 
• Prosecutor Reopens JonBenet Case 
• Cruise Ship Passenger Missing Near Cancun 
• Gas Prices Drift to 58-Month Low 
• Actress-Singer Eartha Kitt Dies at 81 
• Oil Rebounds to Near $37 
• Obama Visits Military Base on Christmas 
• "Sopranos" Actor Commits Suicide 
• Town Allows Shooting of Feral Dogs 
• Troops Mark Holiday in Iraq 
• Kindly Elf Gives $13,000 to L.A. Homeless 
• Pope Ushers in Christmas at the Vatican 
• Bush Withdraws Pardon 
• Bethlehem Peaceful This Christmas 
• Passengers Could Spend Another Night at O'Hare 
• Stocks Advance in Light Trading 
• Dei-Icer Fumes Seep into Seattle Plane 
• Stores Pulling All-Nighters 
• More Snow Headed to Seattle Area 
• Sad Day at Historic GM Plant 
• Another 92 Banks Receive Treasury Billions 
• Bush Pardons 19, Commutes 1 Prison Term  
• Wall of Water Hits Commuter Road     |
• Seattle Airport Getting Back to Normal 
• Experts: Beware of Unofficial Obama Coins 
• Texas Report: Abuse Widespread in Polygamist Sect  
• Snow Globes Recalled for Posing Fire Hazard  
• Existing Home Sales Fall by 8.6 Percent  
• Biden: Report to Clear Obama Aides in Governor Probe  
• Cold Temps, Snow Slam Much of Country 
• Muslim Immigrants Convicted in Fort Dix Plot 
• U.S. Troop Buildup in Afghanistan Taking Shape 
• Investigators Probe Runway Crash 
• Where Did Bailout Money Go? Shhhh, it's a Secret 
• Analysis: 8 States Could Lose House Seats 
• What the Auto Bailout Means for Workers, Consumers 
• Utah Supplants Nevada as Fastest Growing State 
• Obama's Election Voted Top 2008 News Story  
• University of Chicago to Allow Co-ed Dorm Rooms  
• AP: $1.6B Went to Bailed-Out Bank Execs 
• Ceremonies Mark Lockerbie 20th Anniversary 
• Black Boxes Found in Denver Crash Probe 
• Ohio Villagers Get $50,000 Bonuses 
• Carrey's "Yes Man" Earns $18M Debut 
• Plane Crash in Denver Injures 38 Passengers 
• Winter Weather Blasts Nation from End to End 
• Afghanistan Could Get 30,000 New U.S. Troops 
• Police: Pigeon Poop Blamed for Collapse 
• Woman Accused of Smoking Pot with Kids 
• Mom of Palin Daughter's Boyfriend Arrested 
• Franken Moves into MN Senate Race Lead 
• Seattle Crash Leaves Bus Dangling Off I-5 
• Judge: Iraqi Shoe-Thrower Was Beaten 
• Obama Names Labor, Transportation Nominees 
• Officials: Remains Those of Caylee Anthony 
• Automakers to Receive $17.4 Billion Loan  
• Paulson: Congress Needs to Release Second $350B  
• More Low-Income Families Need Food Aid 
• America Online's Hottest Websites of 2008 
• Mark Felt, Watergate's "Deep Throat," Dies 
• Franken Trails MN Senate Race -- By 2 Votes 
• Iraqi Shoe-Thrower Asks for Pardon 
• Christmas Show Actor Dies in 25-Foot Fall 
• White House: "Orderly Bankruptcy" 1 Option for Automakers 
• More Bones Found Near Missing Florida Girl's Home 
• Caroline Kennedy: "Lot to Learn" if Appointed 
• Bailout Watchdog: Where's the Spending Plan? 
• Alcoholic Energy Drink Sales Banned 
• Mortgage Rates at 37-Year Low  
• Regulators Adopt New Credit Card Rules 
• Popular High Chair Recalled 
• Pioneer NFL QB Sammy Baugh Dies 
• U.S. Face Transplant Patient Doing Well, Doctors Say 
• Obama Considers $1 Trillion Plan to Jolt Economy 
• Obama Names Agriculture, Interior Secretaries 
• Airport to Test GPS to Cut Flight Delays  
• What Does Rate Cut Mean for Consumers? 
• Microsoft Races to Fix Internet Explorer Flaw  
• Time Names Obama "Person of the Year" 
• Impeachment Panel Awaits Blagojevich Attorney  
• Obama Team Advised to Spend Over $600B on Economy  
• Anthony Denied Access to Evidence 
• Hotline Number Set Up for Madoff Victims 
• FDA Orders Suicide Warnings on Epilepsy Drugs 
• Key Bank Interest Rate Cut to Record Low 
• Paulson: Major Financial Institutions Stabilized 
• Adam Walsh Case Solved    |
• Federal Reserve to Slash Key Interest Rate  
• Prospect of Impeachment Looms Over Blagojevich  
• Inflation Drops Bigger-Than-Expected  
• Help for GM, Chrysler Looks More Promising 
• Electors Cast Votes Across the Country  
• Sen. Feinstein First Woman to Chair Intel Committee 
• Obama Says Investigation Clears His Team 
• Federal Reserve Weighs Slashing Rates  
• White House: No Immediate Auto Loan Deal  
• Court Allows Lawsuits over "Light" Cigarettes  
• Blagojevich Heads to the Office  
• Reporter Hurls Shoes at Bush in Iraq    |
• Cops Search for More Caylee Clues 
• Woman Accused of Biting Man at Basketball Game 
• Power Restored to Some, Still Out to Hundreds of Thousands 
• Bush: Work in Iraq Has Been Hard but Necessary 
• Council to Late Night Mayor: Go Home