Good morning - here are our early stories:
In Cairo, Tensions Still High As 'Die-Hards' Continue To Protest.
OK, North Korea's Leader Isn't 'Sexiest Man Alive', Chinese Media Concede.
And here are more headlines:
Powerball Jackpot Worth Half A Billion; Drawing Tonight. ( ABC)
3 Bangladeshi Managers Arrested After Factory Fire Kills More Than 100. ( CNN)
Twin Car Bombings Kill Dozens In Damascus Suburb. ()
More European Nations Back Upgraded Palestinian Status At U.N., Britain To Abstain From Vote. ( BBC)
Congolese Rebel Group Promises To Withdraw From Eastern Congo. ( VOA)
Report Due On British Press; May Criticize Murdoch, Call For Government Oversight. ( Bloomberg)
Soldier Suspected Of Giving Documents To Wikileaks May Testify As Early As Today. ( Washington Post)
Former Kansas GOP Senator Bob Dole Hospitalized For 'Routine Procedure'. ( Politico)
Dancing With The Stars 'All Star' Trophy Goes To Reality Star Melissa Rycroft. ( USA Today)
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