Panthers, Smith Get Well Against Bucs  © The Associated Press Bush Opposes Dems' Iraq Troop Timetable  © The Associated Press AP: Giuliani Takes Step Toward '08 Bid  © The Associated Press Pope to Hold Summit on Married Priests Pope Benedict XVI has called a meeting Thursday with top Vatican officials to discuss lifting the celibacy requirement for priests seeking to marry or who have already married. more Texas Town OKs Anti-Immigration Measures  © The Associated Press
Russian President Heads to APEC Summit  © The Associated Press Doha Free Trade Talks Suspended 5 Years  © The Associated Press Pennsylvania's First Casino to Open Pennsylvania's first slot-machine parlor, Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs, is opening to the public _ more than two years after the Legislature authorized gambling to raise money for property tax relief. more Japan's Economy Expands on Investment  © The Associated Press Tyson Foods Sees Higher Meat Prices  © The Associated Press
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Jackson Accuser's Mom Pleads No Contest The mother of a boy who claimed Michael Jackson molested him, leading to last year's trial at which the singer was acquitted, pleaded no contest Monday to welfare fraud. more Pitt-Jolie Wax Wedding on Ice in Vegas  © The Associated Press Turner to Philanthropists: Give More  © The Associated Press Dallas Agog Over Smith's Dance Prowess  © The Associated Press Anna Nicole Smith Is House-Hunting Anna Nicole Smith is house-hunting in the Bahamas, where a former boyfriend is seeking to remove her from a waterfront home where she has taken refuge since her son's death. more
W.Va. Pharmacy Hostages Overpower Gunman  © The Associated Press Student Says His Drug Test Is Foolproof A student at the Arkansas High School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts has helped develop a drug test billed as being faster and easier to administer than tests currently available _ and that is foolproof. more Insurers' Plan Aims to Cover Uninsured Health insurance companies proposed a $300 billion plan Monday aimed at getting coverage for all uninsured children in three years and for most adults within 10. more CDC Urges More People to Get Flu Shots  © The Associated Press Scientists Study Genes, Severe Injuries Surviving major trauma _ a car crash, gunshot wounds, burns _ isn't just a matter of fixing the obvious injuries. About a week into the healing, many patients' organs suddenly fail, as doctors watch helplessly. They can't predict who will go into this downward spiral, or how victims will fare. Numerous attempts at treatments have failed. more
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Startup Offers Cell Phone Mapping Service A Silicon Valley startup is announcing a new cell phone mapping service to let users know when their friends are nearby. more Intel Rolls Out Quad-Core Processors Intel Corp., the world's largest computer chip maker, on Tuesday launched a family of chips with four computing engines inside a single microprocessor. more TiVo to Expand Internet-Based Content In its ongoing bid to be a central conduit of media, TiVo Inc. plans to broaden its digital video recording service later this year so users of its set-top boxes can download videos from the Internet and watch them from their television sets. more Qualcomm Not Optimistic About Nokia Deal Qualcomm Inc. reiterated Monday that it was not optimistic about renewing a licensing agreement with Nokia Corp., its largest licensee, before it expires in April. more CompUSA to Offer Early Sales of Vista Microsoft Corp. will sell licenses for its new Windows Vista operating system and Office 2007 productivity suite through CompUSA stores Nov. 30, two months before the products go on sale at other retailers. more
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