Student shot, wounded at Georgia's Savannah State University dorm; campus locked down

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• Federal grand jury returns 12-count indictment against meatpacker and employees of Iowa plant

• Syria all but rules out more UN inspection of site that US suspected to be nuclear reactor

• Bulgarian archaeologists unearth 1,800-year-old bronze plated chariot

• Robber apologized during holdup of Vt. store, left $1 bills behind for next shift, owner says

• Officials: Florida teen commits suicide by overdosing on drugs in front of webcam audience

• Texas prosecutor who had Cheney indicted shouts at judge during hearing

• Boston city councilor allegedly taped taking $1,000 bribe as probe into corruption expands

• AP names Rosenthal, Meeks to be Eastern regional editors for news, sports

More U.S. News

• Bob Jones University in SC apologizes for racist policies, including interracial dating ban

• What would you serve the president? Dream dinners for President-elect Barack Obama

• 2 people die in fire that destroyed southeast Colorado restaurant and residence

• NY elementary school is renamed in honor of Barack Obama

• 1 dead, 1 still in critical condition after refinery blast and fire in Texas

• Like a virgin? Connecticut becomes first in nation to set standards for olive oil

• Nobel winners join in Save the Children's call for schooling for children caught in war zones

• Investigators find no sign of arson in western Kentucky fire that killed 27 horses

• Famed all-black 'Glory' unit during Civil War reactivating for National Guard ceremonies

• History suggests that economic meltdown won't hurt charitable giving, and it may even help

More World News

• Lost in translation: For reasons unclear, Japanese man makes Mexico airport home for 3 months

• HIV/AIDS spreading fast in Russia despite more funding to fight it, AIDS coordinator says

• Amsterdam may close a fifth of its famous marijuana cafes, asks government to tolerate growers

• Philippine president's plane makes emergency landing in Japan after husband falls ill

• Mexico: Former drug czar took $450,000 to leak information to powerful cartel

• Study: Islamic extremists have carried out fewer significant terror attacks in Algeria

• Vatican official: Pope Benedict XVI pondering change to Mass liturgy

• UN panel tells China to apologize to victims of 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy groups

• Russian warships sail to Venezuela, but crisis threatens to scuttle rebirth as naval power

• UN: Refugees caught between army and rebels live in fear, suffer shooting, looting, rape

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• Not just metal detectors: Sharpshooters, cameras ready to watch record crowd at inaugural

• Computer virus prompts Pentagon to ban external computer flash drives

• US awards prestigious Fulbright prize to South Africa's Desmond Tutu for anti-apartheid work

• Workers who partied with or took gifts from oil companies are fired, suspended and demoted

• EU foreign policy chief expects president-elect to make foreign policy goals early priority

• Mukasey says he's feeling better, checks out of hospital, returns to DOJ

• Auto bailout collapses as Democrats tie further aid to Big 3 viability plan

• Napolitano, reported favorite for Homeland Security post, says Guard should go back to border

• State Department appeals again to Iran for information on missing ex-FBI agent

• Senate confirms first US ambassador to Libya in 36 years, cementing turnaround in relations