The Promise of a Good Night’s Sleep (Photo: Getty Images)

Photo: Getty Images

Trimming the Tax Fat (Table photo by Classicstock/Masterfile, Papers photo by Getty Images)

Table photo: Classicstock/Masterfile; papers photo: Getty Images

Hear Ye, Hear Ye - Dubious Investment (CREDIT: Illustration by Mark Zingarelli)

Illustration by Mark Zingarelli

Coming Soon to Car Lot Near You: (Volt Photo Courtesy Chevrolet, Plug Photo by Jeffrey Coolidge/Getty Images)

Volt photo courtesy Chevrolet; outlet photo by Jeffrey Coolidge/Getty Images

BULLETIN BEATS

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Say Hello to Variable Rates

Q. My credit card was switched from a fixed to a variable interest rate “for my benefit.” True? A. Yes, for now, because the rates are down.

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Tough Choices: Stepping In

Dad asked for my help. He wanted to move closer to his children, he told me. He didn’t want to spend the rest of his life alone. I had a decision to make.

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THEY MADE HISTORY- Photo Archive

November 20. Accused Nazi leaders stand trial in Nuremberg. Photo by ullstein bild/The Granger Collection

NOVEMBER 20, 1945

Surrounded by white-helmeted American military police, 20 Nazi leaders go on trial before an international military tribunal in Nuremberg, Germany.

1975:
Spanish dictator Francisco Franco dies after almost 40 years of authoritarian rule, sparking hopes for a new democracy in his country.

1977: The Chicago Bears’ Walter Payton rushes for 275 yards against the Minnesota Vikings, setting a single-game rushing record.

Accused Nazi leaders stand trial in Nuremberg.
Photo: ullstein bild/The Granger Collection

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NEWSMAKER - Sen. Robert Byrd

Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., on Capitol Hill in Washington. Byrd, the longest-serving senator in history, is stepping down from his cherished post as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee. (Photo by Kevin Wolf/AP Photo)

The Long-Timer

The Democrat from West Virginia becomes the longest-serving member of Congress in history.


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"The U.S. Postal Service announced this week that it lost $3.8 billion this year. Here's the worst part. You know how they lost it? In the mail."— Jay Leno