NATO Soldier Among Dead in Afghanistan  © The Associated Press John Lennon's Widow Calls for Healing  © The Associated Press 10 Drown After Pakistan Van Crash A passenger van veered off the road and plunged into a canal in eastern Pakistan on Sunday, killing 10 people, police said. more 10 Is the New 15 As Kids Grow Up Faster Zach Plante is close with his parents _ he plays baseball with them and, on weekends, helps with work in the small vineyard they keep at their northern California home. Lately, though, his parents have begun to notice subtle changes in their son. Among other things, he's announced that he wants to grow his hair longer _ and sometimes greets his father with "Yo, Dad!" more No. 3 USC Makes Statement With 44-24 Win  © The Associated Press
Black Friday Sales Up 6 Percent From '05  © The Associated Press Drivers Seek Union, Picket Ky. Domino's More than a dozen pizza delivery drivers who want their own union picketed a Domino's store Saturday. more AP Analysis: Firms Crimping Oil Supplies  © The Associated Press Web Catalog Offers Prison-Made Products  © The Associated Press Wal-Mart's Holiday Opening Disappoints  © The Associated Press
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John Lennon's Widow Calls for Healing  © The Associated Press Burns Debuts New Documentary 'The War' Two troubling statistics fueled the creation of "The War," the 14-hour documentary about World War II from acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns. more Richards, Jackson to Discuss Racist Rant  © The Associated Press Rodriguez Has 2 Movies Opening Soon  © The Associated Press Domingo Lends Voice to Hearing Impaired  © The Associated Press
Staph Infections Rise Among Athletes  © The Associated Press Prominent Chinese AIDS Activist Missing  © The Associated Press New Training Readies Medics for Battle Their vision obscured by thick smoke in the semidarkness, heads rattling with the deafening booms of nearby explosions and lungs choked by the paralyzing stench of burning diesel fuel, two Army medics work fast to stabilize the wounded patient for evacuation. more EPA to Regulate Form of Nanotechnology Consumer products using extremely small particles of silver to kill germs will need Environmental Protection Agency approval, part of the government's first move to regulate the burgeoning nanotechnology industry. more Congress Seen Pushing for Imported Drugs Efforts to allow Americans access to cheaper prescription drugs from abroad should blossom once Democrats assume control in Congress, but it won't be a top priority, lawmakers and health care experts said. more
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Wal-Mart's Site Stalls on Black Friday High traffic disrupted Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s Web site for much of Friday, one of the year's busiest shopping days. more Microsoft Banks on Business Upgrades Bill Hartnett got accustomed to the screaming. As Microsoft Corp.'s manager of software sales to financial services companies, Hartnett used to get pelted with complaints about the security and reliability of Microsoft's products. more Court to Hear Google-Newspaper Fight A Belgian court on Friday will hear Google Inc.'s defense against local newspaper complaints that it stole content from their Web sites without paying them or asking their permission. more Ericsson: Mobile TV Will Reach Masses Mobile television broadcasts will reach the global masses in 2008, Sweden's LM Ericsson predicted Thursday, and said it will work closely with Japan's Sony Corp. to develop new media solutions for home users over wireless connections. more Report: Data Agency Broke Privacy Laws A report by an EU panel released Thursday said the bank data transfer agency SWIFT broke European privacy laws by handing over personal data to U.S. authorities for use in anti-terror investigations. more
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