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Local residents write messages related to recent terror attacks on long scrolls laid out at Marine Drive in Mumbai, India, Tu

Local residents write messages related to recent terror attacks on long scrolls laid out at Marine Drive in Mumbai, India, Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2008. India picked up intelligence in recent months that terrorists were plotting attacks against Mumbai targets, an official said Tuesday, as the government demanded that Islamabad hand over suspected terrorists believed living in Pakistan.

UCR panel discusses Obama's election (The Press-Enterprise)

A panel of six UC Riverside professors spoke Thursday about why and how Barack Obama was elected president and his likely priorities when he takes office in January.

Despite 'Obama Bucks' gaffe, GOP group leader will stay (The Press-Enterprise)

The Republican women's club leader who sparked a national uproar when she published the now-infamous "Obama Bucks" cartoon in her newsletter isn't stepping down after all.

Obama seeks strong alliance with SKorea: Seoul officials (AFP via Yahoo!Xtra News)

SEOUL (AFP) - US President-elect Barack Obama and South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak agreed Friday to work together to tackle North Korea's nuclear disarmament and the global financial turmoil, Lee's spokesman said.

Recession fears stalk world markets (AFP via Yahoo!Xtra News)

TOKYO (AFP) - Fears of a deep global recession sparked sharp falls in Asian markets Friday after a Wall Street slide, as the International Monetary Fund warned that advanced economies would contract next year.

Iowa GOP Regroups After Election Losses (KCCI 8 Des Moines)

In the wake of election losses, Iowa's Republican Party is calling for changes.

Fall continues for Wall Street (The Press-Enterprise)

STOCKS: The major indexes have lost 10 percent since Election Day. The Dow lost more than 440 points.

Obama picks Indian American Sonal Shah as adviser (New Kerala)

By Arun Kumar, Washington, Nov 6 : US President-elect Barack Obama has picked Indian-American Sonal Shah, an eminent economist who heads Google's philanthropic arm, as one of the advisers to help him assemble his White House team.

Thousands protest gay marriage ban in Los Angeles (WQOW Eau Claire)

Associated Press - November 6, 2008 11:03 PM ET LOS ANGELES (AP) - More than 2,000 people protesting California's new ban on gay marriage have marched through the streets of Los Angeles.

Second Valley educator tapped by Obama (The Brownsville Herald)

EDINBURG - University of Texas-Pan American professor Espiridion "Al" Borrego has been asked to join Barack Obama's presidential transition team, U.S. Rep. Rubén Hinojosa's office confirmed Thursday.