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• Fed Leads Drive to Strengthen Bank System
  Central banks in Europe and North America moved to increase the amount of money they could lend to banks in an attempt to ease the strain of the world credit crunch.
• Three Blasts Kill at Least 27 in Iraq
  The attack, the deadliest in Iraq in months, occurred in a southern city where rival Shiite groups have been battling for power.
• G.O.P. Debate Sheds Little New Light
  The debate came at an uncertain time for the Republican field, with two former governors, Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney, battling for primacy in Iowa.
• In Congo, an Increasing Risk of War as Violence Worsens
  A major confrontation between the Congolese Army and a renegade Tutsi general is plunging the country back toward war.
• C.I.A. Chief Admits Failure to Inform Congress
  The agency failed to provide full information about videos of Al Qaeda interrogations, Gen. Michael V. Hayden said.
• Lebanese General Killed in Bomb Blast
  The general had been involved in the Lebanese Army’s offensive against a militia group at a refugee camp.
• Ike Turner, Musician, Dies at 76
  SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Ike Turner, whose role as one of rock's critical architects was overshadowed by his ogrelike image as the man who brutally abused former wife Tina Turner, died Wednesday at his home in suburban San Diego. He was 76.
• Bush Vetoes Children’s Health Bill
  The step would effectively kill Democrats’ hopes of expanding a popular government program aimed at providing insurance to youngsters in lower-income and middle-income families.
• 3 Primary Sources for Steroid Report
  The report is expected to be sharply critical of both Major League Baseball and the players’ union.
• U.S. Presses China on Economic Issues
  Visiting U.S. economic officials led by Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. had a day of meetings with their Chinese counterparts aimed at easing economic tensions.
• City Room: MTV Responds to Freelance Outcry
  MTV announced some changes to health benefit options for freelance workers and said it would consider making some of the workers permanent, in response to a public outcry.
• Wheels Blog: Significance of Romney’s Rambler
  In the 1950s and '60s, the Nash Rambler was a small econocar, in comparison to the cruisers and bruisers produced by the Big Three. They've even been called the first compact cars.
• TierneyLab: More on the Heterosexuality Switch
  The post about using a drug to changing the sexual orientation of fruit flies — and some day, perhaps, of humans — generated lots of indignant reactions and questions about the research. I asked David Featherstone, one of the authors of the paper in Nature Neuroscience, to respond to Lab readers. Here's what Dr. [...].
• City Room: Wal-Mart to Investigate Supplier
  Christmas ornaments being sold in Wal-Mart this season were made by Chinese teenagers working at below the legal minimum wage, according to a report by the National Labor Committee.
• The Lede Blog: Human-Chimpanzee Competition
  Are you smarter than a monkey? Maybe not -- but you know more than you think.