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TOP STORIES Saddam Buried In His Hometown Hundreds attended the pre-dawn burial, but thousands were turned back at police checkpoints. Ouja, near Tikrit, is under curfew
for at least four days. Meanwhile, U.S. military casualties in Iraq hit 3,000. More...
 Watch: Saddam's Body Returns Home• Nation Continues To Remember, Honor Ford | Watch• Times Square Bash Could Break Records • 2007: Slow Economic Growth, No Recession U.S. Winter Storm Moves Into Plains States Many travelers were stranded in Kansas, where major highways were closed, and tens of thousands were without power. In Colorado,
where the storm dumped more than two feet of snow near Denver, it was cleanup and rescue time. More...
• Nation Continues To Remember, Honor Ford | Watch• Times Square Bash Could Break Records • 2007: Slow Economic Growth, No Recession • More Stories World At Least Two Dead In Bangkok Blasts There are reports of at least six explosions in the Thai capital, and more than 20 injured, but no word on who is responsible
or why. The bombings cap a year of unrest in Thailand, including a coup three months ago and a rising Muslim insurgency. More...
• U.S. Military Death Toll Passes 3,000 • Thousands Flee Somalia Fighting • Saddam Buried In His Hometown | Watch• More Stories Politics Nation Continues To Remember, Honor Ford Americans continued to file past the coffin of the former president at the Capitol. They paid their final respects following
Saturday's state funeral and in advance of Tuesday's funeral service at the National Cathedral. More...
Watch: Americans' Goodbye To Ford• Setback In Fla. Democrat's Election Fight • Bush: Execution 'An Important Milestone' | Watch• Ford's Pardon Still Controversial • More Stories Health Hangover Headache Help Short of abstinence, is there any way to prevent a hangover headache from too much alcohol? Is there a cure? More...
• Got Kids? Check Your Fat Intake • Lasik Vs. Lasek: Both Are Safe, Effective • Are Pet Owners Less Healthy? • More Stories SciTech How To Return, Or Use, Tech Toys They were among the hottest gifts this holiday season. If you got one and you're not thrilled with it and want to return it,
or just don't know how to use it, correspondent Daniel Sieberg has words of wisdom for you. More...
Watch: Tech Toy Troubles• Ice Shelf Breaks Off In Arctic • Apple Finds No Worm In Execs' Compensation • Army Defends Biodefense Lab • More Stories Business 2007: Slow Economic Growth, No Recession Economists also expect an increase in unemployment and a decrease in business and consumer spending. Some consumers could
be shocked by their mortgage interest rates. Still, "the basics look reasonably good," says one economist. More...
• FCC Approves AT&T's Buyout Of BellSouth • Stock Markets To Close For Ford's Funeral • Apple Finds No Worm In Execs' Compensation • More Stories Entertainment Bill Geist Looks At 2006's Biggest Losers Sunday Morning correspondent Bill Geist takes a look back at some of the people who suffered through a difficult
2006. More...
• James Brown's Final Show Ends In Augusta | Watch• Tiger Woods And Wife Expect First Child | Watch• The Truth About Champagne And Caviar • More Stories Opinion Ford's Clumsiness Chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer says he who laughs last, laughs the best — and the former president
did. More...
• Ben Stein Remembers President Ford • Troop Surge Must Be Large and Long | Watch• The End Of An Era | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS Sunday Morning: Get Ready To Party — And Spend Some Money  Partying is as old as time itself. The Romans loved to partake in revelry and France's Louis XIV threw huge feasts at Versailles.
But today more and more people are pouring huge amounts of money into celebrations. More...
• Face The Nation: Ford's Pardon Still Controversial • Sunday Morning: Charles Osgood Remembers 2006's Departed • EARLY SHOW: Doing A Solo On New Year's Eve |
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