Newser Story Index from November, 2008

Welcome to the Newser Story Index. Here you find stories written by Newser writers and editors, assembled with supporting photos and videos from the files of the news story.

Bank of China in Talks to Buy UK's No. 1 Bank
Jury: NFL Union Owes Retirees $28.1M
Kim Jong-Il Had a 2nd Stroke: Japanese TV
Jesus-Era Bling Dug Up in Jerusalem
Higher Blood Pressure Kills 8,000 Black Americans a Year
Palin Seeks 'Sign From God' on 2012 Run
Obama Urges Bush to Help Automakers
Obama Girls Invited to Hannah Montana
Ohio Autoworker Faces Nazi War Crimes Trial
Killer Boy Reloaded 8 Times
AmEx Cleared to Become Commercial Bank
Michelle Gets the Lowdown
Coke Addicts Can Blame It on DNA
Why Ferraris Are Getting Ugly
Want Inspiration, Obama? Try George W.
Beefy Brits to Get Paid for Walking
Families, Line Up Here—if You Have Time
Conservatism Dead by Its Own Hand: O'Rourke
$30M Mansion Sinks Hearst Heiress
Mars Lander Falls Silent
Fannie Mae Posts Stunning Losses
Beer 101? Now, That's a Party School!
How Obama Won
McAuliffe Eyes Run for Va. Statehouse
Chinese Stimulus Rally Fizzles
Dean Will Step Down as DNC Chairman
Obamas Check Out White House
iPhone Dethrones Razr as Top Seller in US
Obama Brings Radical Change —for Black Comedians
Short-Term Solutions to Crisis Won't Cut It: Sachs
Cubs' Soto, Rays' Longoria Named Top Rookies
Cash-Strapped Shoppers Remember Layaway
Gladwell on Success: It's About Luck
Franken Thiiis Close, Down 204 in Minn. Vote Count
Obamas Arrive at White House
Infertile Woman to Give Birth After Transplant
Brit's Son Rushed to Hospital
Fed Won't Say Where $2T in Loans Went
McDonald's Sees Sales Jump in Oct.
Britain Will Resist US Calls for Afghan Buildup
DC Schools Compete for First Daughters
Scarborough Slips F-Word Into Morning Joe
Latin American Nations Reject DEA
Pitt, Jolie Split—for Work; Baby Twins Get 'Smiley'
Web-Saavy Obama Needs No Party
2012 Campaign Gets Under Way
In Slump, Vegas Pushes Escapism
Biden Will Reach Out to Ex-Senate Mates
Island Paradise Seeks New Home
Obama Follows Path Laid Out by Reagan