O.J. Simpson to Discuss Killings  © The Associated Press Naomi Campbell Meets More Trouble in NYC  © The Associated Press Red Sox Bid $51.1 Million for Matsuzaka  © The Associated Press Dems Keep Senate Leaders, Split on House  © The Associated Press Analysis: Humbled Bush Faces Test Abroad  © The Associated Press
Murdoch: News Corp. Near Liberty Buyback Rupert Murdoch said Wednesday his News Corp. was close to a deal to buy back Liberty Media's stake in his media empire, and that the company would probably drop its "poison pill" antitakeover measure if it goes ahead. more Comair Flight Attendants OK Wage Cuts  © The Associated Press Protesters Storm Wal-Mart in Mexico City  © The Associated Press Vietnam Trade Bill Goes Down to Defeat  © The Associated Press PlayStation 3 Won't Run Some Older Games  © The Associated Press
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O.J. Simpson to Discuss Killings  © The Associated Press Naomi Campbell Meets More Trouble in NYC  © The Associated Press Near-Silent Start in U.S. for Al-Jazeera Al-Jazeera's English-language network is set to begin operation on Wednesday without any distribution by a major cable or satellite system in the United States. more Regulators Clear Purchase of BMG Music The Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department gave antitrust approval Tuesday to Universal Music Group's planned acquisition of BMG Music Publishing for $2.09 billion. more Cruise Spotted Leaving Hotel in Rome  © The Associated Press
AMA Rejects Proposal to Tax Soft Drinks The American Medical Association on Tuesday decided against a proposal to call for taxes on soft drinks as a way to curb consumption of the sugar-laden beverages blamed for contributing to obesity. more N.J. Launches Campaign for Better Health  © The Associated Press Ky. Hospitals to Study Premature Births Six Kentucky hospitals will take part in a national study that will attempt to find better methods to cut premature birth rates. more FDA Subjects Antibiotic to New Scrutiny An antibiotic linked to rare reports of severe liver problems, including several deaths, will be subjected to new scrutiny by federal health advisers. more Greeks Suffer Higher Rates of Obesity  © The Associated Press
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PlayStation 3 Won't Run Some Older Games  © The Associated Press Google Holds Back Stock in YouTube Deal  © The Associated Press 1 Percent of Web Deemed Pornographic About 1 percent of Web sites indexed by Google and Microsoft are sexually explicit, according to a U.S. government-commissioned study. more Intel Rolls Out 'Quad-Core' Processors  © The Associated Press Motorola to Buy Netopia for $208M Cell phone maker Motorola Inc. said Tuesday it is buying Netopia Inc., which provides DSL gear and routing equipment to telecommunications companies, for $7 per share, or $208 million in cash. more
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