Florida mother faces lingering questions in disappearance case
Evidence mounts at a Florida home after months of investigation. The mother maintains she left the girl with a babysitter in June but did not report the disappearance until July. The case grows with each new detail.
Canada and Ontario pledge auto bailout to Detroit Three
Canada and Ontario commit 4 billion Canadian dollars to support the Canadian subsidiaries of General Motors and Chrysler as part of a North American plan tied to a 17.4 billion dollar U.S. loan package. Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty stress the auto sector’s importance and job protection across communities.
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Emanuel faces scrutiny over Blagojevich Senate seat talks
Chicago sources say Rahm Emanuel, then a key Obama transition contact, met with Governor Blagojevich amid the seat auction scandal. While Obama and Emanuel offer few public comments, the case raises questions about ties to the governor and potential fallout for the incoming White House staff.
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Obama names science leaders
President elect Barack Obama selected Harvard physicist John Holdren and marine biologist Jane Lubchenco for key science posts signaling a tougher stance on global warming. Holdren to direct OSTP and lead CST. Lubchenco to head NOAA. co-chairs include Harold Varmus and Eric Lander.
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Inauguration Rules Limit Strollers and Signs at Obama Ceremony
Security measures ban strollers tents and Silly String along with chairs and umbrellas near the Capitol and parade route. Ticket holders face strict rules while organizers project large crowds from 2.5 to 3 million with NPS planning for over a million spectators.
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