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Warner, defense, lead Cards past Falcons 30-24 (AP) January 4, 2009 at 1:00 am

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner is pressured by Atlanta Falcons' Lawyer Millory, left, during the first quarter of an NFC wild-card playoff football game Saturday, Jan.  3, 2009 in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)AP - The Arizona Cardinals were no playoff pretenders. Kurt Warner opened with a 42-yard touchdown pass to Larry Fitzgerald and connected with Anquan Boldin on a 71-yard scoring play as the Cardinals beat Atlanta 30-24 Saturday before a raucous, white towel-waving crowd in their first home playoff game in 61 years.


Israeli tanks, soldiers invade Gaza Strip (Reuters) at 12:47 am

Smoke rises during an Israeli air strike on the northern Gaza Strip January 3, 2009. Israeli artillery shelled the Gaza Strip on Saturday, stepping up the offensive against Hamas militants in the Palestinian enclave as tanks and troops waited on the border for a possible ground offensive. Earlier in the day Israel bombed Gaza from the air and sea, killing a senior Hamas commander. Hamas meanwhile kept up its rocket attacks on southern Israeli towns in defiance of international calls for it to cease such actions. (Nikola Solic/Reuters)Reuters - Israeli tanks and infantry battled Hamas fighters in the Gaza Strip on Sunday in a ground offensive launched after eight days of deadly air strikes failed to halt the Islamist group's rocket attacks on Israel.


Israeli ground troops invade Gaza to halt rockets (AP) at 12:09 am

Israel infantry soldiers wait before leaving Israel for the northern Gaza Strip, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2009. Israeli tanks and infantry entered Gaza after nightfall Saturday, launching a much anticipated ground offensive in a widening war on Gaza's Hamas rulers. Israeli security officials said the operation is likely to go on for several days, but that the objective is not to reoccupy Gaza. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)AP - Thousands of Israeli troops backed by columns of tanks and helicopter gunships launched a ground offensive in Gaza Saturday night with officials saying they expected a lengthy fight in the densely populated territory after eight days of punishing airstrikes failed to halt militant rocket attacks on Israel.


UN Security panel schedules meeting on Gaza fight (AP) at 12:09 am

An Israeli Arab girl with the Palestinian flag painted on her face joins thousands of Israeli Arabs protesting against Israel's military operation in Gaza, in the northern Israeli town of Sakhnin, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2009. Israeli warplanes and gunboats blasted more than two dozen Hamas positions Saturday, targeting weapons storage facilities, training centers and homes of leaders as its offensive against Gaza's Islamic militant rulers entered a second week. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)AP - The U.N. Security Council scheduled emergency consultations Saturday night to address the escalation of violence in Gaza, and Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged an immediate halt to Israel's ground operation.


Israeli army takes war against Hamas into Gaza (AFP) January 3, 2009 at 11:59 pm

Palestinian doctors carry a victim from Ibrahim al-Maqadna in Jabalia that was bombed in an Israeli air raid into Beit Lahia hospital in the northern Gaza Strip. Israeli tanks rolled into Gaza on Saturday and engaged in night-time battles with Hamas forces after more than a week of air strikes that left hundreds of Palestinians dead and widespread destruction.(AFP/Mohammed Abed)AFP - Israeli tanks and troops late Saturday entered Gaza and fought fierce battles with Hamas, heightening an eight day old offensive that has killed hundreds of Palestinians and caused widespread destruction.


Homicides are down in some large US cities (AP) at 11:08 pm

Baltimore police Detective Danny Danzy, a member of the Warrant Apprehension Task Force, shines a light on a building while serving a warrant, Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008, in Baltimore. The task force is part of a strategy that's getting credit for reducing the homicide rate in one of the nation's most violent cities.(AP Photo/Rob Carr)AP - Killings dropped by a third here last year, making Wisconsin's largest city among the nation's most successful in tackling its 2008 murder rate.


Denver schools chief named to fill Senate vacancy (AP) at 10:26 pm

In this  Nov. 1, 2005 file photo, Denver Public Schools Superintendent Michael Bennet enters a victory party for Amendment 3A in Denver. Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter on Saturday Jan. 3, 2009 appointed Denver's public schools superintendent to fill a Senate vacancy that will be created by the promotion of Sen. Ken Salazar to interior secretary in the Obama administration. (AP Photo/Bill Ross, File)AP - Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter on Saturday named Denver's public schools superintendent as his choice to fill a Senate vacancy that will be created by the promotion of Sen. Ken Salazar to interior secretary in the Obama administration.


Colorado school chief gets Senate seat (Reuters) at 10:16 pm

Denver Public Schools Superintendent Michael Bennet waits to speak after he was chosen to fill the U.S. Senate seat by Colorado Governor Bill Ritter at the state Capital in Denver January 3, 2009. Bennet would fill the seat after the confirmation of Senator Ken Salazar to Interior Secretary. (Rick Wilking/Reuters)Reuters - Michael Bennet, head of the Denver public school system, was named to replace Sen. Ken Salazar, the Colorado Democrat who is leaving the Senate to become secretary of the interior in the Obama administration, Colorado's governor said on Saturday.


Autopsy Scheduled for John Travolta’s Son (E! Online) at 9:18 pm

Autopsy Scheduled for John Travolta's Son(E! Online)E! Online - An autopsy on John Travolta's son, Jett, has been scheduled to take place on Monday in Grand Bahamas, E! News has confirmed. 


NY judge: Religion aside, monkey meat needs permit (AP) at 9:04 pm

AP - A federal judge in Brooklyn has rejected a Liberian woman's religious reasons for smuggling endangered monkey meat into the country.