President Barack Obama and GOP leaders pledged to work together to resolve differences on tax cuts, but there are few details on how they plan to compromise. AP correspondent Julie Pace reports. (Nov. 30)
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Former President Jimmy Carter was in Washington Tuesday signing copies of his new book and he commented on the current situation on the Korean peninsula. Carter visited North Korea in a successful bid to seek the release of a Korean minister. (Nov. 30)
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The father of three young brothers who have been missing since Thanksgiving was charged with their kidnapping on Tuesday, hours after police said it’s unlikely the boys will be found alive. (Nov. 30)
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A monthly reading of consumer confidence was stronger-than-expected. But the AP’s Mark Hamrick reports, it still has a long way to go. (Nov. 30)
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Animals at the Schoenbrunn Zoo in Vienna frolic in snow. The same storm system has caused widespread disruptions across Europe. (Nov. 30)
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Asked about the release of 250000 US Government documents by the website Wikileaks, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the revelations were embarrassing and awkward but he added that the consequences of their release would be fairly modest. (Nov. 30)
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A woman threw her 2 1/2-year-old granddaughter several stories to her death from a walkway at a shopping mall after a family outing, police say. Carmela Dela Rosa, 50, was arrested and charged with murder. (Nov. 30)
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Authorities say a 15-year-old boy who held 23 students and a teacher hostage in a Wisconsin classroom has died at a Green Bay hospital from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police Chief Jeff Skorik says sophomore Samuel Hengel died at 10:44 am (Nov. 30)
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