Photo #4 out of 39: Children who have been abandoned or orphaned by war eat dinner at the Don Bosco center in Goma in eastern Congo, November 20, 2008. Fighting in eastern Congo has displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians in recent weeks, with 1,519 people taking shelter in the Don Bosco school compound. There were 89 children with no parents among them. (REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly)
(Photo #13 out of 39: Government soldiers transport looted goods on a wooden scooter after a day of fighting in the village of Kayna in eastern Congo, November 18, 2008. Demoralised Congolese government troops, retreating before eastern rebels, clashed on Tuesday with their own local militia allies who tried to make them stand and fight after the armed forces chief was replaced. (REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly))Guinea-Bissau, Africa: 3 Hour gun battle in an attempted government coup
Interview: Financial Times interviews Jim Rogers who says the dollar is a flawed currency
Interview: Financial Times interviews Jim Rogers who says the dollar is a flawed currency
Rock Trueblood asks, "Will 2008 be the worst year in the stock market since 1931?" Click on graphs above for larger image, courtesy of NYT.
Wall Street: What was hot last week. What was not. Courtesy of the Wall Street Journal online. Click here.
NCAA Football: Number 5 Oklahoma decimates No. 2 Texas Tech 65-21. Open this link for a capsule of all the scores from yesterday's action
Privacy: Verizon fires workers who snooped into Obama's call records
Florida: Losses at Thrifts spike ever upward
Terrorism: NBC obtains videotape of 9/11 terrorist being coached by al-Qaeda Shows a reluctant terrorist, scripted jihadism
Global Economy: IMF's chief economist says the worst is yet to come Says turnaround won't come until 2010
Wall Street: Famous 94 year old investor, Saul Glickenhaus, is buying stocks now. Says stock market has been discounted too much.
Health: Americans strongly support healthcare reform
Pakistan: 100 people demonstrate against the US killings of foreign born militants in the lawless Western part of Pakistan.
Seattle: Shooter kills one, injures one at shopping mall. Both vics were in their 20s. Gang related?
Family Values: West Virginia's "Sweet Mother of Satan"
Privacy: Verizon fires workers who snooped into Obama's call records
Florida: Losses at Thrifts spike ever upward
Terrorism: NBC obtains videotape of 9/11 terrorist being coached by al-Qaeda Shows a reluctant terrorist, scripted jihadism
Global Economy: IMF's chief economist says the worst is yet to come Says turnaround won't come until 2010
Wall Street: Famous 94 year old investor, Saul Glickenhaus, is buying stocks now. Says stock market has been discounted too much.
Health: Americans strongly support healthcare reform
Pakistan: 100 people demonstrate against the US killings of foreign born militants in the lawless Western part of Pakistan.
Seattle: Shooter kills one, injures one at shopping mall. Both vics were in their 20s. Gang related?
Family Values: West Virginia's "Sweet Mother of Satan"
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