Tuesday,  December 18, 2012 • Vol. 13--No. 153 • 26 of 32 •  Other Editions

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10 Things to Know for Today
The Associated Press

• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about today:
• 1. WHY CONNECTICUT COULD BE THE TIPPING POINT IN GUN DEBATE
• A Republican senator calls for a gun violence study and some Democrats push tighter restrictions.

• 2. CLOSING IN ON 'FISCAL CLIFF' DEAL
• Obama softened his demand for higher upper-income taxes; Boehner said he would accept higher taxes on investment income.

• 3. BACK TO SOME ROUTINES AFTER DEADLY RAMPAGE
• Most students are going back to school in Newtown, Conn.

• 4. WHERE NEWTOWN KIDS RAN WHEN THEY ESCAPED
• Six children ran to neighbor Gene Rosen's driveway after their teacher was shot. He took them in and called their parents.

• 5. NBC CORRESPONDENT RELEASED UNHARMED AFTER KIDNAPPING IN SYRIA
• The network says Richard Engel and his production team were held for five days by an "unknown group."

• 6. 50-YEAR SENATE VETERAN FROM HAWAII DIES
• Democratic Sen. Daniel Inouye, the WWII hero who played key roles in the Watergate and Iran-Contra investigations, was 88.

• 7. HOW NORTH KOREA'S SATELLITE IS DOING
• Astronomers say it is tumbling in space, but could remain in orbit for several years.

• 8. IRAQI PRESIDENT SUFFERS A STROKE
• Doctors at a Baghdad hospital are trying to stabilize Jalal Talaban's condition.

• 9. WHAT EASY-BAKE'S GENDER-NEUTRAL OVEN WILL LOOK LIKE

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