BATTICALOA, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami brought international fame to Baby 81, but the parents of the two-month-old who miraculously survived the deadly wave say it has only brought misfortune. Full Article at Reuters

It was not a state dinner, and they did not crash it on purpose. Still, a couple who showed up at the White House a day early for a tour somehow wound up at an invitation-only breakfast with President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle. Full Article at FOX News

Italy's financial police have raided the offices of the country's five main pasta makers as part of a price-fixing investigation, judicial sources say. The headquarters of firms such as Barilla, De Cecco and Divella were among those searched. Full Article at BBC News

The United States is counting on cows to help save the planet. Full Article at FOX News

The YouTube video is almost too corny to believe. The year is 1955. A young boy, about 6 and afflicted with polio, is sitting on Oral Roberts's lap. Full Article at Newsweek

President Obama speaks after White House meeting, joined by Sens. Chris Dodd, Max Baucus and Harry Reid. Full Article at CNN

It seems someone in the Tiger Woods camp may be fleeing town. According to MyFoxOrlando.com, a moving truck and two utility trucks arrived at Woods’ home in Florida Tuesday afternoon. Full Article at FOX News

Two British soldiers have been killed by a suspected suicide bomber while on patrol with the Afghan army. The men, from the 3rd Battalion, The Rifles, were caught in the blast near Sangin in Helmand on Tuesday afternoon. Their families have been told. Full Article at BBC News

The genomic revolution started in 1964, when Robert Holley and his colleagues at Cornell and the U.S. Department of Agriculture deciphered the first gene sequence, indirectly "reading" the order of the four bases (adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine)... Full Article at Newsweek

Man Utd 3 - 0 Wolverhampton Mick McCarthy's vastly-changed Wolves survived for half an hour before losing out to a lacklustre Manchester United. Full Article at BBC News

I have a soft spot in my heart for holiday gift guides. The NEWSWEEK Gift Guide was the start of my career in 2004 and, to be frank, I'm obsessed with Christmas. What's not to love—an entire month of parties, good cheer, baked goods. Full Article at Newsweek

As long as there are two beating hearts, there will be disagreements. Humans can not peacefully live with other humans. The more people, the more possible hostilities. The only way to rid the world of war, is to rid the world of humans. Full Article at FOX News

TULSA, Oklahoma Evangelist Oral Roberts, who rose from tent revivals to found a multimillion-dollar organization and an Oklahoma university bearing his name, has died. He was 91. Full Article at FOX News

When foreign investors visit Suraj Wahab in the Ghanaian capital of Accra, where he manufactures energy-efficient stoves, he likes to point to a tree on the dusty roadside just outside his business's building. Full Article at Newsweek

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will put off a decision on relocating a U.S. airbase, the foreign minister said on Tuesday, which the top U.S. Marine officer called "unfortunate" and that risks fanning doubts about Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's... Full Article at Reuters

WASHINGTON -- The Washington, D.C. , City Council voted Tuesday to legalize gay marriage in the nation's capital, handing supporters a victory after a string of recent defeats in Maine, New York and New Jersey. Full Article at FOX News

It sounds like money is tight for former reality dad Jon Gosselin. Last week, TLC was granted a preliminary injunction that forced Jon to stop making public appearances. Full Article at FOX News