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Ethiopia Turns to Civilian Patrols

Some say the militias that Ethiopia, America?s ally, is drafting in the Ogaden region are hardly voluntary.
New York Times - December 14, 2007
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City Room: Hey, Taxi! Do You Take Credit Cards?

New rules require New York City's yellow taxicabs to accept credit cards from passengers, but some drivers are balking, because of concern over processing fees and the prospect of smaller tips.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Bits: Why Amazon Should Buy eBay

Now that Amazon?s market value is nearly the same as eBay?s, it could buy the online auction site. That could help improve Amazon?s finances and eBay?s customer satisfaction.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Senate Passes $696 Billion Defense Policy Bill

The Senate passed a defense policy bill that would offer more help to troops returning from combat and set conditions on contractors and pricey weapons programs.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Mukasey Rejects Demand for Information

The attorney general rejected Congressional demands for information about the investigation into the C.I.A.?s destruction of videotapes showing interrogations.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Player Cooperated, and His Name Was Left Out of Report

One unidentified active baseball player who cooperated with George J. Mitchell was able to keep his name out of the report.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Hamas Arrests Aide to Palestinian Prime Minister

The Hamas police in Gaza arrested an aide to the Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Senate Passes Bill Aimed at Preventing Foreclosures

The bill would allow the Federal Housing Administration to back refinanced loans for tens of thousands of borrowers who are delinquent on mortgage payments.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

F.T.C. Head Will Vote on Google Deal

Deborah Platt Majoras said she won?t remove herself from an antitrust review of Google?s purchase of DoubleClick, rebuffing requests from privacy groups opposed to the transaction.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Market Falls Sharply on Inflation Concerns

Stocks tumbled after a surge in consumer prices stirred investor concerns that the Fed may back off from rate cuts, compounding the outlook for the economy and corporate profits.
New York Times - December 14, 2007

Guilty pleas in US terrorism case

Two members of a radical Islamic group accused of planning attacks in California plead guilty to terrorism charges.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

US 'serial killer' gets 438 years

A US court sentences a suspected serial killer to 438 years in jail for sexual assaults against two sisters.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

Man accused of chip shop murders

A man is charged with the murder of two men found dead above a chip shop in Shropshire.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

Fire crews tackle blaze at houses

Firefighters tackle a blaze at a row of houses in the County Antrim seaside town of Ballycastle.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

Snooker: Maguire into final

Scot Stephen Maguire seals his place in the final of the UK Championship with a 9-5 win over Shaun Murphy.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

Foot-and-mouth measures eased

EU restrictions on British meat and livestock imposed because of foot-and-mouth are relaxed after no new cases were confirmed.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

EU offers Serbia deal on Kosovo

EU leaders offer to speed up Serbia's membership in the bloc in a deal linked to the breakaway region of Kosovo.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

US Senate passes Iraq funds bill

The US Senate authorises more spending for the Iraq war, without tying the bill to a troop withdrawal timetable.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

Man who tried to save baby dies

A man has died in hospital after a suspected arson attack which also claimed the life of a toddler in Leeds.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

Keep to law, fuel protesters told

The government warns against illegal blockades as fuel protesters prepare for a day of action.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

Nasa 'to support UK Moon mission'

The US space agency is likely to back plans to send a UK probe to the Moon, BBC News has learned.
BBC News - December 14, 2007

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