Major Snowstorm Hits Plains, Midwest  © The Associated Press Typhoon Durian Kills 109 in Philippines  © The Associated Press Panel to Urge Troops Pullback in Iraq  © The Associated Press Study: U.S. Workers Prefer PPOs, HMOs People with employer-sponsored health coverage choose to enroll in traditional plans over consumer directed products, which have been touted as a way to lower health care costs, according to a survey released Friday. more Bengals Use Stout D to Beat Ravens 13-7  © The Associated Press
Philly Papers, Union to Continue Talks  © The Associated Press Report: Kerkorian Sells Full Stake in GM  © The Associated Press Study: U.S. Workers Prefer PPOs, HMOs People with employer-sponsored health coverage choose to enroll in traditional plans over consumer directed products, which have been touted as a way to lower health care costs, according to a survey released Friday. more S.Korea Finds Bones in U.S. Beef Order South Korea said Friday it would suspend imports of beef from a U.S. slaughterhouse after inspectors found three bone fragments in a shipment, a violation of an agreement related to mad cow disease. more Oil Prices Fall Under $63 a Barrel  © The Associated Press
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Anna Nicole Told to Leave Bahamas Home  © The Associated Press Thursday 'View' Kind to Drunken DeVito  © The Associated Press Desperate No More: Eva Longoria Engaged  © The Associated Press Colbert Portrait on Display at Eatery  © The Associated Press Morgan Freeman Releases New Movie on Web  © The Associated Press
Pharmacies Strengthen Privacy Policies The nation's largest drugstore chains say they are working to better protect patient privacy after an investigative TV report turned up sensitive information about hundreds of customers in trash bins in cities around the country. more English Smoking Ban to Begin July 1  © The Associated Press FDA, Lawmaker Clash Over Antibiotic President Bush's choice to head the Food and Drug Administration is refusing to give Congress all the information it seeks about a controversial antibiotic, setting up further confrontations with a Republican senator blocking his nomination. more Govt. Fights Morning-After Pill Subpoena A reproductive rights group is on a "fishing expedition" and should be denied access to White House e-mails and other documents it seek as part of a lawsuit promoting unfettered access to the morning-after pill, the Justice Department said Thursday. more Louisville Official Seeks Trans Fat Ban Amid a national push for healthier food, a Louisville official is proposing to ban the city's restaurants from using artificial fat. more
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New Rules Make Firms Track E-Mails, IMs U.S. companies will need to keep track of all the e-mails, instant messages and other electronic documents generated by their employees thanks to new federal rules that go into effect Friday, legal experts say. more U.S. Warns of Possible Cyber Biz Attack The government warned on Thursday of a possible Internet attack on U.S. stock market and banking Web sites from a radical Muslim group, but officials said the threat was unconfirmed and seemed to pose no immediate danger. more Police Decry Web Site on Informants Police and prosecutors are worried that a Web site claiming to identify more than 4,000 informants and undercover agents will cripple investigations and hang targets on witnesses. more Net Agency Rejects '.travel' Search Plan The Internet's key oversight agency said it has rejected a proposed search service to help guide people who mistype ".travel" Web addresses or seek nonexistent ones. more Gates Foundation Plans Web Access Grants The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation says it will expand its program to give people access to the Internet in libraries and other public places to two Eastern European countries and the African nation of Botswana. more
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