Business
 | Zee News - Washington: A heartening political victory in his pocket, US President Barack Obama Saturday flew to Hawaii to join his family on the annual vacation, soon after putting his seal on the bill that extends by two months the pay roll tax break on millions ... |
 | GMA News - The Light Rail Transit (LRT) Lines 1 and 2 will end operations earlier than scheduled on Dec. 24 and 31, the LRT Administration said. |
 | gulfnews.com - By Barbara Mae Dacanay, Bureau Chief Manila: The Philippine government has allowed overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) with existing contracts with oil and medical companies to return to their work in Libya, a senior official said. |
 | Financial Times - By Ralph Atkins and Lionel Barber in Frankfurt Mario Draghi has warned of the costs of a eurozone break-up, breaching a taboo for a president of the European Central Bank, even as he sought to play down market expectations about the ECB's role in ... |
 | GMA News - The Philippines will review taxes on foreign alcohol products following a World Trade Organization decision that the current system was discriminatory and the trade minister said the government will look at how to assist affected local distillers. |
 | ABS CBN News - MANILA, Philippines - More than 81000 people affected by tropical storm Sendong in the southern Philippines received aid relief from ABS-CBN's Sagip Kapamilya program as of Friday afternoon. |
 | Mindanao Examiner - MANILA (Mindanao Examiner / Dec. 23, 2011) - In response to President Benigno Aquino III's appeal to extend due consideration to families and individuals affected by typhoon Sendong (international code name: Washi), British life insurer Pru Life UK is ... |
 | Reuters - (Adds further comment, paragraphs 12-13 and 33) By Barbara Lewis BRUSSELS Dec 23 (Reuters) - Europe's highest court this week gave its full backing to an EU law, meaning all airlines will have to pay to offset carbon emissions for flights in and out of ... |
Health
 | Chicago Sun-Times - Dr. Maurice Mimoun, a plastic surgeon at the St Louis hospital, holds silicone gel breast implants made by French company Poly Implant Prothese, or PIP, that he removed from a patient because of concerns that they are unsafe, Paris, Wednesday, Dec. |
 | New York Times - For the first time ever, a government advisory board is asking scientific journals not to publish details of certain biomedical experiments, for fear that the information could be used by terrorists to create deadly viruses and touch off epidemics. |
 | Washington Post - EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - An Illinois coroner says a baby girl's recent death doesn't appear to be linked to an investigation into infant formula given to a Missouri newborn who apparently died of a rare bacterial infection. |
 | Information Nigeria - A rare case of a healthy two-headed baby was witnessed in Brazil this week. According to doctors the two-headed baby is actually a set of conjoined twins who had to share one body due to a rare birth defect. |
 | Radio New Zealand - A Gisborne rest home that closed its doors to visitors after an outbreak of norovirus has been given the all clear by health authorities. |
 | Daily Mail - By Daily Mail Reporter Teenagers who argue with their mothers are less likely to succumb to peer pressure and turn to drink and drugs, say child psychologists. |
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