L.T. Carries Chargers Past Chiefs 20-9  © The Associated Press Sunday Finale: Yul Kwon Wins 'Survivor' His former competitors awarded Yul Kwon, the "godfather" of the CBS game "Survivor: Cook Islands," with the $1 million top prize Sunday in a classic finale that pitted brains vs. brawn. more Mediators: Hamas, Fatah Reach Cease-Fire  © The Associated Press North Korea Nuclear Talks Resume  © The Associated Press Discovery Crew Readies for 4th Spacewalk  © The Associated Press
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Sunday Finale: Yul Kwon Wins 'Survivor' His former competitors awarded Yul Kwon, the "godfather" of the CBS game "Survivor: Cook Islands," with the $1 million top prize Sunday in a classic finale that pitted brains vs. brawn. more 'Happyness' Pays Off at Box Office Not even a dragon or the world's most-beloved spider could deny Will Smith another first-place finish at the box office. more TV Offers Competing Yule Logs on Dec. 25 There's a Yule duel brewing this Christmas day. Not one, but two separate versions of "The Yule Log," one of television's oddest yet most heartwarming holiday habits, will beckon families as they open their gifts. more 'Headless Opera' Puts Police on Alert  © The Associated Press 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
Hormones Used in Breast Cancer Fight Robin Khadduri gets monthly shots of a drug that blocks the male hormone testosterone and is often used to treat prostate cancer. more 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
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WSJ Starts Stock-Tracking Feature Online  © The Associated Press Virtual Reality Boosts Rehab in Israel On most days, a tumor on Zvulun Muola's spinal cord keeps him confined to a wheelchair, but today he is standing on a small, wooden dinghy gliding downstream, navigating between the islands of a tropical paradise. more Technology Changing Way Fans See Game The San Francisco Giants were in the thick of the pennant race in August 2002. And Blake Krikorian and his brother, Jason, were stuck at their office with no way to watch. more High-Rise Security Is 'Balancing Act' Electronic ID cards, surveillance cameras and metal detectors are fixtures in high-rise office buildings, but experts say with thousands whizzing through the revolving doors each day, it's impossible to guarantee workers' safety. more Universities Vulnerable to ID Thieves Universities have become attractive targets for hackers who are taking advantage of the openness of the schools' networks, their decentralized security and the personal information they keep on millions of young adults. more
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