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Los Angeles Times - Unless legislators take control, gap could become the largest in modern California history, analysts say. But a solution seems unlikely as Gov. Budget shortfall mushrooms to $14.8 billion Schwarzenegger: State heading to 'financial Armageddon Los Angeles Times - A Bush administration lawyer urged justices today to throw out a lawsuit in which former Atty. Gen. John Ashcroft, at left, and former FBI director Robert Mueller are accused of ordering the jailing of hundreds of Muslim men after the attacks of Sept. Supreme Court wary in case against Ashcroft, Mueller Justices Hear a Case Weighted by 9/11 Newsday - AP An exotic cat that drew blood after biting a volunteer Santa Claus at a charity event in Atlantic County has been vaccinated. The cat's owner, Christine Haughey, identified herself and produced the records after learning Jonathan Bebbington might ... Ho, Ho, OW! Exotic cat nips into store Santa Pet-store Santa won't need rabies shots Washington Post - By Spencer S. Hsu Every few weeks for nearly four years, the Secret Service screened the IDs of employees for a Maryland cleaning company before they entered the house of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, the nation's top immigration ... Chertoff cleaner had illegal workers Who said irony was dead? Illegal immigrants cleaned DHS Secretary ... Los Angeles Times - Ana Gomez, 23, helps her son Julio, 2, use his inhaler. Mira Loma children have among the lowest lung capacity and highest asthma rates in the country because of the dirty air from diesel trucks and locomotives. Calif. set to adopt sweeping global warming plan Last-minute appeals flood into Air Board CNN - WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The number of executions in US prisons hit a 14-year-low in 2008, continuing a downward trend and coinciding with a drop in juries handing out death sentences, according to a year-end report. Death row executions drop to 14-year low Executions at 14-year low as costs rise |  | |