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Today’s Most Popular Stories 11.16.09

By Matt Dornic on November 16, 2009 7:32 PM

Each day, Ashley Estill surfs your sites for the most popular stories of the day. Here are the top headlines for November 16, 2009:

Washington Post: Federal task force makes radical change in breast cancer screening guidelines

Washington Times: Catholic Bishops’ leader defends role in health debate

Washington Examiner: Paul Mirengoff: Why does he hate us? Barack Obama’s America-effacing presidency

USA Today: Millions will have to repay part of tax credit

CQ Politics: For Now, Silence is Expedient for Obama

The Hill: Harkin says Senate will work weekends this December on health

Politico: Abortion deal spins a very tangled web

ABC News: ABC News Exclusive: Obama Admin Slashed 60,000 Jobs From Recent Stimulus Report

CBS News: A Jellyfish Explosion in a Warming World

Fox News: Authorities Find Body of Missing 5-Year-Old North Carolina Girl

MSNBC News: New advice: Wait until 50 for mammograms

CNN: Chicago school board chief’s body found

Wall Street Journal: GMAC CEO Resigns

NPR: The Man Who Made You Put Away Your Pen

Roll Call: Reid Fixated on Health Timing

National Journal: Anatomy Of An Attack: Does Using Pelosi Actually Work?

Bloomberg News: Fed ‘Severely Limited’ Savings on AIG, Watchdog Says

Gallup.Com: Economy Picks Up Again as Most Important Problem in U.S.

Talking Points Memo: Conservatives Say Gitmo Detainees Would Be Fine In IL Prison, Warn GOP Of ‘Scaremongering’

Politics Daily: McCain Aides: Palin Book ‘Total Fictio,’ McCain ‘A Bit Disappointed’ By It

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