In Sydney, Australia, early today, New Year's Eve celebrations included fireworks and a big kiss.
In Sydney, Australia, early today, New Year's Eve celebrations included fireworks and a big kiss.
Cameron Spencer/Getty ImagesGood morning.
Our early headlines on this last day of 2012:
â€" Year Ends As It Began, With Lawmakers Headed Toward The 'Fiscal Cliff'.
â€" Secretary Clinton's Condition 'Extremely Common'.
Other stories making headlines include:
â€" Newtown Killer Adam Lanza's Body Claimed. (The Hartford Courant)
â€" "Under Pressure, India Fast Tracks Gang-Rape Case." (Morning Edition)
â€" Venezuela's Chavez "Suffers New Complications In Cancer Fight." (The Associated Press)
â€" New Year's Eve Celebrations Begin. (The Telegraph's live blog)
â€" "Iraq Cities Hit By Wave Of Deadly Explosions." (BBC News)
â€" Nine Killed, 36 Injured In Oregon Tour Bus Crash. (The Oregonian)
â€" 14 Banks Reportedly Near $10 Billion Settlement Of Foreclosure Abuse Accusations. (The New York Times)
