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Latest Headlines

New Sri Lanka peace talks urged - BBC News
The subway deal - Newsday
22 die in India bus crash - Daily Telegraph
Dissenter Resigns Kremlin Position - Los Angeles Times
Israeli Jets Hit Militant Base in Lebanon - ABC News
Wind-Driven Grass Fires Kill One in Texas - Washington Post
Update 19: New Orleans Top Cop Supportive of Shooting - Forbes
Tip leads to Miami serial rape suspect's capture - CNN
FDA warns Guidant, limits some sales - Chicago Sun-Times
Treasuries Fall on Consumer Report; 10-Year Yields Above 2-Year - Bloomberg
Oil Analysts, Wrong Since 2001, End Forecasts of Price Drop - Bloomberg
EU launches Galileo satellite, challenging US - Reuters
CBS to Stream TV Shows on Yahoo! - ClickZ News
Japan waits for leap second on New Year's Day - Mainichi Daily News
Bid to rob jewellery store takes sparkle off ball career - Globe and Mail
Dungy mourns: Gone too soon - New York Daily News
Clemson becomes Champs, beating Colorado - DetNews.com
Judge turfs restraining order against Letterman - CBC News
JK Rowling prepares final Potter book - Miami Herald
Nontraditional media part of 'Match' campaign - Hollywood Reporter
Vitamin cuts risk of cancer by half - Daily Mail - UK
Heart Risk Higher for Those Whose Siblings Already Have It - MedPage Today
Police believe toddler may be dead - Huntington Herald Dispatch
Palestinian Police, Gunmen Exchange Fire - Houston Chronicle
Update 6: No Blame for Russian Forces in School Raid - Forbes
US Sanctions Nine Companies for Aiding Iranian Weapons Efforts - Voice of America

IT

A Kilowatt of Power
A Look at Technology Legislation for 2006
Peter Quinn Resigns
Australian Media 'Crooks' to Come in from the Cold
ISP Restrictions Based on Hardware/Software?
Glass Shapes Can Make Us Drink Too Much
Blu-Ray Facing Delays Caused by DRM Squabbling
Time Names Battlestar Galactica Show Of The Year
Xbox 360 Kiosk Demo Spurs Hackers
Intel Launches Pentium Extreme Edition 955

Entertainment

Actress Tori Spelling Reportedly Engaged (AP)
Restraining Order Against Letterman Tossed (AP)
Dunkin' Donuts Ad Actor Michael Vale Dies (AP)
NPR to Air New Year's Special From La. (AP)
Tuning In to Yahoo! (The Motley Fool)
A 'hidden film history' unearthed by U.S. registry (Reuters)
Evolution of the Banjo Featured in Exhibit (AP)
Oxygen series lets Dickinson strut her stuff (Reuters)
Woody Allen enters modern world for movie promo (Reuters)
Panels bolster theater jobs in New York (Reuters)
Will Smith ID Thief Sent Back to Prison (AP)
Oxygen series lets Dickinson strut her stuff (Reuters)
Bush reads up on Roosevelt, US troops (Reuters)

Business

Regulators tell Refco unit to let assets go (Reuters)
Retailers wrap up decent holiday season (Reuters)
Consumer confidence gauge rises: report (Reuters)
Ex-Enron accounting chief to plead guilty: reports (Reuters)
Daimler to sell MTU diesel motor unit to EQT (Reuters)
Wildly expensive Tokyo? Maybe it's not that bad (Reuters)
Stocks drop, led by energy and retail shares (Reuters)
REIT Funds See More Growth In 2006 (Investor's Business Daily)
Post-Holiday Shopping Stresses Retailers (AP)

Science

Maine Ocean Floor Has Mud-Trapped Gas (AP)
South Korean U. Approves More DNA Tests (AP)
EU Launches 1st Galileo Program Satellite (AP)
Scientists: Coral Reefs Spared in Tsunami (AP)
Prof Honored for Solving Old Math Problem (AP)
N.Orleans police probed in shooting death (Reuters)
Astronomers Get First Glimpse of New Stars (AP)
Christmas theft of boa constrictors baffles Dutch police (AFP)
Near-complete Titanosaurus discovered in Argentina (AFP)
China firm to spend $2.5 bln on renewable power (Reuters)
SKorean panel grills ex-researcher over stemcell scam (AFP)

World

Iraq Shiites Talk With Kurds; Grave Found (AP)
Palestinian Gunmen Seize Election Offices (AP)
Israeli Jets Hit Militant Base in Lebanon (AP)
Iraqi Prisoner Kills Eight With Guard Gun (AP)
New hope on Japan economy (FT.com)
Panel Blames Police in Russia School Siege (AP)
Terror Suspect Who Killed 5 Policemen Dies (AP)
28 Colombian Soldiers Killed in Ambush (AP)
Key Egypt ministers to remain in cabinet - paper (Reuters)
Glitter paid families of Vietnam girls over sex case (AFP)
Boxing Day shootout another turning point in Toronto's scourge of gunfire (Canadian Press)
E.Timor president opens consulate in Indonesia's West Timor (AFP)

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