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AFP - South Korea is to provide 10 billion won (10.4 million dollars) to civic groups working to help repair flood damage in North Korea, officials said.

According to Busby & Lee, P.C., a Texas law firm that specializes in consumer bankruptcy the new Bankruptcy Abuse and Protection Act has some serious flaws that leave it open to constitutional challenges at the federal and state level.

Little Britain stars Matt Lucas and David Walliams reveal plans for a film version of their hit BBC show.

Michael Jordan, Nancy Brinker, Dionne Warwick, Percy Sutton, Clint Eastwood among the list of 2007 Trumpet Awardees honored at one of the nation's most respected award shows on Monday, January 2007 at 6:00 p.m. The Trumpet Awards salutes the achievements of African Americans, and those who support African Americans.

Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie agree to film a new series on reality TV show The Simple Life, ending a year-long feud.

Veteran US actor, Jack Palance, who starred in Shane and City Slickers, has died aged 87.

President Bush is preparing to meet with a panel created to offer advice on Iraq, while the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has signaled a review of U.S. strategy there. Monday's meeting will come days after popular discontent with the Iraq war helped fuel the Democratic Party's congressional takeover. Bush's choice for defense secretary has raised expectations for the group.

Mining giant Freeport-McMoran is to buy larger rival Phelps Dodge, creating the world's largest listed copper firm.

The chip maker finishes design work on Penryn, a chip that could be crucial in helping Intel to maintain a new-found performance lead against Advanced Micro Devices. In Epicenter.

In a highly anticipated report being released today, the Iraq Study Group will call for a dramatic shift in war policy by urging the administration to set a target of moving most U.S. troops out of their combat roles by early 2008, according to two sources who have seen the executive summary of the report.

AFP - The actress daughter of Chris Patten, Britain's last colonial governor in Hong Kong, is reportedly to appear in a Bollywood film.

AP - Chinese police blocked a private observance Monday of the anniversary of deposed Communist Party leader Zhao Ziyang's death, detaining the organizer and putting activists under house arrest.

Reuters - Appliance maker Maytag Corp. on Friday it was disappointed that two Iowa lawmakers asked the U.S. Justice Department to block its buyout by larger rival Whirlpool Corp.

Underground smoke and fierce flames today beat back rescuers searching for two miners missing inside a West Virginia coal mine since Thursday. Rescuers had earlier drilled a hole 200 feet into the mine but failed to find any sign of the men. They were able to resume the search after the fire was contained.

The first recipient of a prenatal heart "stent" procedure goes home from the hospital in good shape, and in a much better position to face the rigors of additional surgery.

Periods of affluence are followed by a yearning for the simple and primitive. Is this why trendy new real estate in Tokyo features an outside bathroom? Listen to this column in MP3. Commentary by Momus.

AP - Microsoft Corp. says it is setting new policies on shutting down Web journals after its much-publicized squelching of a well-known Chinese blogger at the request of Chinese officials.

German astrophysicists have concluded a space body located in the outer reaches of the solar system is 435 miles (700 kilometers) larger than Pluto, the smallest planet.

New observations confirm an icy, rocky world found last year is wider than Pluto by several hundred km.