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The Slatest: November 30, 2011 New Sandusky Accuser Files First Lawsuit The plaintiff alleges the former Penn State football coach molested him more than 100 times over a 4-year period. READ FULL STORY Cain Says He's a Victim of "Character Assassination" "They're attacking my character, my reputation and my name in order to try and bring me down." READ FULL STORY Britain Expels Iranian Diplomats Following Embassy Raid "If any country makes it impossible for us to operate on their soil they cannot expect to have a functioning embassy here," READ FULL STORY iPhone's Siri Can't Locate Abortion Clinics The virtual assistant can, however, direct users to marijuana, escort services and anti-abortion centers. READ FULL STORY Warren Buffett Buys Hometown Newspaper Company Move comes two years after the billionaire warned investors against the newspaper business. READ FULL STORY Hillary Clinton Arrives in Burma The visit to the reclusive nation is the first by a U.S. secretary of state in more than 50 years. READ FULL STORY Police Clear Occupy Camps in LA, Philly Little violence, many arrests in early morning raids on longtime encampments. READ FULL STORY Britain's Public Workers Stage Massive Strike Demonstration the largest since the 1979 "Winter of Discontent." READ FULL STORY State Officials Take 200-Pound 8-Year-Old From Mother Officials say the boy is in "imminent danger," place him into foster care. READ FULL STORY U.N.: Past Decade Tied For Warmest on Record International meteorological panel prods world leaders to take action at latest round of UN climate talks. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: Proof That Republicans Sabotaged the Supercommittee: They Keep Insisting They Didn't Humans Should Build a Beacon so Aliens Can Find Us. Here's How We Can Do It. Joke Thief Carlos Mencia Is Making a Comeback, but It's Hard To Cheer for Him Did Hollywood Starlet Hedy Lamarr Really Revolutionize Anti-Submarine Warfare? The Myth That Houston Has No Zoning Regulations What Really Would Happen if the Jaguars Had Tim Tebow The Most Effective Negotiation Tactics for Women I Just Got Dumped by My Three Best Friends. Is It Them or Me? More from The Slatest: New Sandusky Accuser Files First Lawsuit iPhone's Siri Can't Locate Abortion Clinics Warren Buffett Buys Hometown Newspaper Company Britain's Public Workers Stage Massive Strike Cain Says He's a Victim of "Character Assassination" Britain Expels Iranian Diplomats Following Embassy Raid Hillary Clinton Arrives in Burma Police Clear Occupy Camps in LA, Philly U.N.: Past Decade Tied For Warmest on Record Michael Jackson Doctor's Max Sentence Halved By State Law

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Today: Cain Pledges to Stay in Race, Stocks Soar on Global Bank Deal, Egypt Calm Awaiting Election Results November 30, 2011 EMERGENCY 1. Why the U.S. Should Fear the Euro-Zone Crisis As the Federal Reserve joins global central banks in a collective action against the looming euro meltdown, Slate's Matt Yglesias explains why it's so crucial that the U.S. participate: non-American banks hold nearly 50 percent of the U.S. dollars in the world, and a European crash might suddenly make them unavailable to American borrowers. "You never want the people in charge to actually set off a panic by speaking too soon about hypothetical calamities, but we’d all better hope that somewhere in the basement of the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve they’re prepping a Plan B to keep money flowing even if European finance dries up." Read it at The Daily Beast 2012 2. Cain Pledges to Stay in Race The Cain train will keep on going, at least for now. The Republican candidate told a crowd of supporters in Ohio that he would stay in the race, contrary to reports earlier this week that he was “reassessing” whether to continue his campaign after an Atlanta woman claimed she had had a 13-year affair with him. “The American people are going to raise some Cain in 2012!” he told the crowd. “They want you to believe that we can’t do this,” he said. “They want you to believe that with enough character assignation on me, I will drop out!” When the crowd shouted “No!” Cain said, “Well, the American people have a different idea.” Read it at The New York Times RELIEF 3. Stocks Soar on Global Bank Deal Six major central banks took coordinated action Wednesday to prevent the mushrooming European debt crisis from overtaking the global economy—and the markets love it. In the U.S., the Dow Jones spiked 400 points in early trading, climbing back into positive territory for 2011. In the agreement, the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank, and the Swiss National Bank said they would lower the cost of existing U.S. dollar swaps by 50 basis points from Dec. 5 until Feb. 1, which will make it cheaper for banks to get U.S. dollar liquidity when they need it. European stock indexes jumped on the news as well, and the euro rallied against the dollar. Read it at The Wall Street Journal MIDDLE EAST 4. Egypt Calm Awaiting Election Results For the first time in weeks, Tahrir Square was peaceful on Wednesday as Egyptians awaited the results of parliamentary elections, the first since Mubarak’s ouster in February. Citizens voted on Monday and Tuesday for members of the lower house of parliament, which will be responsible for drafting a new constitution. Clashes broke out in Tahrir Square Tuesday night amid reports of illegal campaigning, but all was calm by Wednesday afternoon. While the Muslim Brotherhood and the Al Noor Salafi Muslim Party claimed a majority of votes, official results aren’t expected until Thursday at the earliest. Read it at CNN Penn State 5. New Sandusky Accuser Files Suit The first sex-abuse lawsuit filed against former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky comes from a new accuser, a man who says Sandusky abused him more than 100 times. The man says Sandsuky met him at the age of 10 through Sandusky’s charity, the Second Mile, which the suit names as a defendant along with Penn State. The alleged abuse occurred from 1991 to 1996. The accuser is not one of the eight boys the grand-jury report says Sandusky abused. Read it at CNN Racism David Duke Arrested in Germany White supremacist told to leave country. Serial Killer Police: One Killer In LI Murders Previously believed could be up to three people. IDENTITY Amy Reiter: Don’t Call Me a Mom Why are women still defined by motherhood? SSSURPRISE Charmer Lets Loose Bag of Snakes In Indian government office. PHOTO OP Arizona Gun Club Offers Santa Pictures Featuring pistols and rifles. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET The Yes List Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. The Ad Campaign That Could Save Herman Cain by Judith Grey Welcome to 2012’s Newt-onian Politics, With Gingrich as Lazarus by Mark McKinnon The Truth About Facebook Privacy—if Zuckerberg Got Real by Dan Lyons

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