No. 7 Carolina Runs Past No. 3 Ohio St.  © The Associated Press Kidman Tops Highest-Paid Actress List  © The Associated Press Panel Reaches Deal on U.S. Iraq Policy  © The Associated Press 7M in U.S. Jails, on Probation or Parole  © The Associated Press Strahan Verbally Confronts ESPN Reporter  © The Associated Press
Oil Prices Fall Slightly in Asia Oil prices fell Thursday morning in Asian trading but the market was expected to remain strong going into the Northern Hemisphere's winter season, when demand is typically highest. more HP Lawsuit Adds Insider Trading Claims A shareholder lawsuit over Hewlett-Packard Co.'s ill-fated boardroom spying probe added claims of insider trading on Wednesday, alleging that executives sold millions of dollars in stock just before the scandal broke. more TiVo Posts Narrower Loss, Beating Views  © The Associated Press Ford Says 38,000 Accepted Buyout Offers  © The Associated Press Stocks End Higher on Positive GDP Report  © The Associated Press
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Broken Wrist Sidelines Buddy Jewell Country singer Buddy Jewell has pulled out of a tour to recover from a broken wrist. more Wiggles' Lead Singer to Stop Performing  © The Associated Press Kidman Tops Highest-Paid Actress List  © The Associated Press Lachey Becomes Part Owner of Rainiers  © The Associated Press Mel Gibson Feels Michael Richards' Pain  © The Associated Press
Needle Exchange Program on Rise in India  © The Associated Press N.H. to Offer Girls Free Cancer Vaccine  © The Associated Press FDA Panel OKs Celebrex Use for Children Federal advisers recommended Wednesday that Pfizer Inc. be allowed to market the painkiller Celebrex as a treatment for children with a devastating form of arthritis, even though they split on whether it was safe. more Study: Break From Medications Dangerous One of the largest-ever studies of HIV treatment has found that patients who temporarily stop taking their powerful medicines more than double their risk of dying. more Industry Ties Common on Hospital Boards A survey of hospital review boards that watchdog experiments on patients shows that one in three members takes money from companies that make drugs and medical devices that come under study. What's more, many of those with conflicts rarely or never disclose their financial ties, researchers found. more
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Group Cites Video Games for Violence A chainsaw-wielding killer and blood-splattered shooting rampages are featured in some of the 10 video games that a media watchdog group says should be avoided by kids and teens. more Audible Magic Has Anti-Piracy Technology The maker of software to thwart unauthorized online file-sharing has obtained technology that can scan video files and block computer users from making copies. more Britain OKs Radio Transmitters for iPods  © The Associated Press Police Track Reckless Driver on YouTube Police took up pursuit in cyberspace after a young Norwegian posted on the Internet video of his wild car driving. Following an electronic trail that he left online, police caught him and slapped him with real-life fine $1,300. more Google to Abandon Answer Service Google Inc. doesn't have all the answers _ a fact underscored by the Internet search leader's decision to abandon a 4-year-old service that hired researchers to field questions on everything from school homework to sports trivia. more
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