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Carol Cook, left, watches as 10-year-old Hunter Gleason signs a condolence book honoring former president Gerald R. Ford at the Gerald Ford Museum in Grand Rapids, Mich. (Photo by Morry Gash / AP)

Bush, top advisers to huddle on Iraq

President Bush will meet with his top advisers at his Texas ranch to hash out options for a new Iraq strategy that he wants to unveil next month.

Reuters

Feds say no terror threats for New Year's

Americans should ring in the new year without undue worry about a terrorist attack, the White House homeland security adviser said.

AOL News

Edwards launches bid for the presidency

With a hurricane-ravaged New Orleans neighborhood as his backdrop, former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards formally launched his second bid for the White House.

News & Observer

Murders up in several U.S. cities for 2006

After many years of decline, the number of murders climbed this year in New York and many other major U.S. cities.

USA Today

Ford disagreed with Bush on invading Iraq

MSNBC

Funeral plans set for former President Ford

CBS

Betty Ford forged her own legacy

Indianapolis Star

Quotations: President Gerald R. Ford

FOX News

Mogadishu falls to Somali troops

Triumphant Somali government forces marched into Mogadishu after Islamist rivals abandoned the war-scarred city they held before an Ethiopian-backed advance.

Reuters

Hundreds apply to be Saddam's hangman

Times

Saddam's farewell letter urges Iraqis not to hate

Calgary Sun

Abducted contractors appear in videotape

Four U.S. security contractors and an Austrian co-worker who were kidnapped in Iraq six weeks ago appear to be in good condition in a videotape.

McClatchy

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Flags at the Washington Monument fly at half-staff in honor of former President Gerald Ford. The dome of the U.S. Capitol is seen in the background. (Photo by Gerald Herbert / AP)	Indian sand artist Sudarshan Pattnaik gives finishing touches to a sand sculpture titled "Fate Of Saddam" at the Puri beach, in the Indian state of Orissa. (Photo by Biswaranjan Rout / AP)	Delegates of the People's Council, Turkmenistan's highest legislative body, sit during a session in Ashgabat, to discuss the upcoming presidential elections. (Photo by Alexander Vershinin / AP)