China enters Korean War; Nazis force half a million Jews into walled ghetto; Nixon’s secretary tries to explain gap on Watergate tapes; ‘Casablanca’ premieres at Hollywood Theater; Tina Turner is born. (Nov. 26)
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Hundreds of people pushed and shoved outside one of the National Identification Office centers in the Haitian capital Port au Prince on Thursday, anxious to get their identification cards to enable them to vote in Sunday’s elections. (Nov. 25)
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The French government said Thursday it will conduct a fourth search for the flight recorders of an Air France jetliner that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean while flying from Rio de Janeiro to Paris 18 months ago. (Nov. 25)
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Police in Rio prepared to enter a heavily fortified favela on Thursday in an effort to apprehend drug gang leaders they blame for days of widespread violence in the city, authorities said. (Nov. 25)
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Bands and balloons fill the lineup during Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City. Tens of thousands of spectators came to the annual extravaganza on a chilly, overcast morning. (Nov. 25)
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Irish actor Colin Farrell talks about his character in the new gangster drama ‘London Boulevard.’ (Nov. 25)
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An EU court has voided an Italian law which permits the label “pure chocolate.” An EU spokesman says the ruling creates a fair balance between Europe’s chocolate cultures. (Nov. 25)
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Even through US troops in Afghanistan are far away they are celebrating Thanksgiving with some of the comforts of home. (Nov. 25)
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South Korea’s defense minister has resigned in the wake of a ferocious North Korean attack near a disputed sea border. Yeonpyeong Island was left devastated by the assault. (Nov. 25)
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Brody sues film producers over unpaid wages; Wesley Snipes asks for bail extension; Billy Joel on the mend after hip replacements. (Nov. 25)
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