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'Flickers Of Progress' Prompt Plan For Clinton To Visit Myanmar
Hillary Rodham Clinton will be the first secretary of state to visit the former Burma in 50 years. President Obama says democracy activist and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi told him she supports having Clinton come.
Robert Wagner Supports New Look Into Natalie Wood's Death
Authorities in Los Angeles plan to say more later today about why they're reopening the investigation into Woods' death over the weekend of Thanksgiving 1981. She drowned near Catalina Island off Southern California. Wagner was her husband.
Tea Party And Occupy Members Find Common Ground In Memphis
Last night in Tennessee representatives from the Occupy Memphis movement sat down with about 75 members of the Mid-South Tea Party and had what's described as a "sometimes strained and confrontational, but mostly civil discussion."
Syracuse Assistant Coach Put On Leave After New Accusation
Two men accuse the coach of molesting them in the '80s. Police are investigating.
Top Stories: Clinton To Visit Myanmar, Syria To Accept Arab League Monitors
The morning's top headlines include word that the secretary of state will visit the country formerly known as Burma, and that Syrian officials appear to have said yes to the arrival of Arab League officials who will monitor what's happening there.
When To Worry About Smart Kids And Drugs
Do children with high IQs grow up to be drug abusers? That was the startling headline on a new research study. But lack of parental supervision and untreated mental health problems are far more likely to be issues, and those are things that parents can fix.
Oklahoma State Women's Basketball Coach Killed In Plane Crash
Assistant coach Miranda Serna, the plane's pilot and one other person also died. The crash happened in Arkansas. The coaches were on a recruiting trip.
Hotter Hot Days, And More Of Them, 'Virtually Certain'
The U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change also warns of extreme rainfall, more droughts and more intense storms. And it says it is "likely" that human contributions to greenhouse gases are a cause of climate change.
Detroit Mayor Plans To Lay Off 1,000 City Employees
Facing the prospect of insolvency, Mayor Dave Bing is looking to save about $14 million with the cuts.
From Wall Street To Big Food, Occupiers Are Hungry For Change
Occupy Big Food says it wants "to take our food back and out of the hands of just a few large corporations." A food politics expert says the group should focus on learning about the farm bill.
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