Thousands in Dark After Northwest Storm  © The Associated Press Nuggets and Knicks Erupt in Wild Brawl  © The Associated Press T.O. Helps Cowboys Ground Falcons 38-28  © The Associated Press Edwards Set to Launch '08 Bid; Bayh Out  © The Associated Press 21 Die in Fire at Pakistan Wedding Party A fire erupted in a wedding tent in eastern Pakistan, triggering a stampede and the collapse of a wall that killed the bride and 20 other women and children, police said Sunday. more
Star Trib Plagiarism Probe Clears Writer A Star Tribune editorial page writer who wrote two pieces containing similarities to two commentaries in The New Yorker magazine will return to work after a newspaper review did not find further problems in his work. more BP Told to Detail Pipe Replacement Plan Federal regulators have ordered oil giant BP PLC to submit more details about its plans for replacing corroded pipelines at Prudhoe Bay, the nation's largest oil field. more Strikers Picket 150 Goodyear Stores  © The Associated Press Carmakers Fight Global Warming Lawsuit The six largest automakers asked a federal judge to toss out a lawsuit by California that accuses them of harming human health and the environment by producing vehicles that contribute to global warming. more Spain Suspends Air Madrid's License  © The Associated Press
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Joey Lauren Adams Shows Film in Ark. Joey Lauren Adams says she got tired of waiting for the phone to ring with acting job offers, so she decided to go behind the camera for her directorial debut "Come Early Morning." more Barry Gibb Plans Country Record in Tenn. If former Bee Gee Barry Gibb was looking for some inspiration for the country album he plans to record here, he couldn't have picked a more hallowed piece of ground to put down stakes. more Veteran French Rocker Escapes Taxes  © The Associated Press Smithsonian TV Deal Irks Investigators Two filmmakers were refused access to the Smithsonian Institution's collections for their projects but researchers generally have not been restricted so far by the Smithsonian's semi-exclusive deal with a cable network, congressional investigators say. more Publisher Behind O.J. Simpson Book Fired  © The Associated Press
Low-Fat Diets May Help Some Dodge Cancer  © The Associated Press Bacteria Outbreak Closes Hospital Units A hospital has closed its neonatal and pediatrics intensive care units to new admissions after a potentially fatal bacterium sickened seven children, including an infant who may have died from the infection, officials said. more State Pandemic Preparations Vary Widely  © The Associated Press Survivors Recall Horror of Flu Pandemic  © The Associated Press 300 Say They Got Ill at Olive Garden  © The Associated Press
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Time Magazine's Person of the Year: You  © The Associated Press Computer Worm Attacks Business PCs A computer worm is attacking some business PCs through a flaw in antivirus software by Symantec Corp., a security company warned Friday. more New NYC Taxis to Have TV and Tracking New York's next generation of cabs is coming _ complete with TV. The new features _ designed to help riders pass the time, pay the fare and even find their lost umbrellas _ are expected to start hitting the streets within two weeks. more Amazon Countersues IBM Over Patents Amazon.com Inc. denies it violated IBM Corp. patents in building its massive retail Web site, and alleges instead that IBM infringed on Amazon's technology to beef up its own offerings. more Phone, Cable Companies to Battle in 2007  © The Associated Press
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