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U.S. Marine Alli Aeidan, 47, of Troy, Mich. celebrates before the official announcement of Saddam Hussein's execution. Dozens of Iraqi- Americans gathered at a Detroit-area mosque to celebrate reports that Saddam Hussein had been executed, cheering and crying as drivers honked horns in jubilation. (Photo by Gary Malerba / AP)

Thousands pay respects to President Ford

Yahoo! News

Ethiopian tanks roll toward Somalis

Ethiopian tanks rumbled south towards Kismayu to attack Somali Islamists after the movement's leaders called on residents to cast off a foreign "occupation."

Reuters

FCC blessing creates largest U.S. telecommunications company

The Federal Communications Commission has approved AT&T's $85 billion bid to merge with BellSouth, creating the largest U.S. telecom carrier.

Forbes

Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein executed

Defiant to the end, Saddam Hussein mocked Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr moments before he was hanged, a witness said.

CNN

U.S. on 'high alert' for violence after execution

MSNBC

Nations welcome, condemn Saddam execution

MSNBC

Saddam's death angers many Arabs; foes rejoice

Reuters

Bombings kill, injure dozens in Iraq

Bombings killed at least 68 people in Iraq, including one planted on a minibus that exploded in a fish market in a mostly Shiite town south of Baghdad.

USA Today

Bush both 'hero' and 'villian' of 2006

When people were asked in an Associated Press-AOL News poll to name the villains and heroes of the year, President Bush topped both lists.

Boston Globe

Rice still struggling for success

Condoleezza Rice wraps up her first two years as secretary of state with few diplomatic successes and fewer signs she plans to change course.

Yahoo! News

The World in Photos .........................................................................
Bolivian shaman Carmen Acho, not seen, performs a traditional purification ritual holding a Quirquincho over Juana Ita Gomez, in Lima. (Photo by Karel Navarro/AP)	Shane Reid enjoys riding his bicycle on one of downtown Denver's many snowy, slushy streets. (Photo by Andrew Otto/AP)	Muslim pilgrims gather to pray Jabal Al Rahma holy mountain, the mountain of forgiveness, in Arafat outside Mecca, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by Khalil Hamra/AP)

NATION

Car bombing in Madrid 'ends ETA ceasefire'

The Basque separatist group ETA is blamed for a car bomb attack at a Madrid airport, ending a ceasefire.

BBC

Hundreds missing after ferry sinks near Java

Navy ships searched into the night for survivors of a crowded passenger ferry that sank in stormy weather in Indonesian waters.

International Herald Tribune

S. Korean report calls N. Korea a threat

South Korea's Defense Ministry said North Korea is believed to have about 110 pounds of plutonium, enough to produce up to seven nuclear weapons.

USA Today

BUSINESS

Chrysler may unveil first Chinese car on U.S. roads

The Chrysler Group has agreed in principle to import Chinese-built subcompact cars to the United States and Europe.

Detroit Free Press

Clean and green ETFs

Socially responsible funds for years were large-cap funds with alcohol and tobacco cut out. Offerings have evolved considerably in recent years.

Forbes

POLITICS

Edwards: I have edge over rivals

Former Sen. John Edwards is charting a different course in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, claiming an edge in experience over potential rivals.

MSNBC

Kennedy was targeted on '63 Ireland trip

President John F. Kennedy was the subject of three separate death threats during his visit to Ireland in 1963, according to newly declassified police documents.

Columbian

SPORTS

Florida defense seeks respect in title game

Charlie Strong, the co-defensive coordinator of the the University of Florida, knew it just a matter of time until the Gators' stopping force developed into a fearsome unit.

USA Today

Mike Tyson released after drug arrest

Mike Tyson was released from jail without bond on a felony drug possession charge after an early-morning arrest.

Sporting News

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Don’t buy that PS3 yet

If you’re considering buying a PlayStation 3, wait.

Quad City Times

Ford in 'Sync' with Microsoft's technology?

Ford Motor plans to unveil a deal with Microsoft in January that will put the software company's technology into some of the automaker's cars

CNET

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