National/World

	Health bill clears first hurdle in House President Barack Obama's health care initiative has cleared its first big hurdle in the House, with lawmakers voting to advance the debate.
	Groundbreaking for Flight 93 National Memorial With the word's "let's roll," U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and relatives of United Flight 93 victims have turned shovels of dirt at a groundbreaking ceremony for a permanent national memorial at the western Pennsylvania crash site.
	Suspect in Fla. office shooting denied bond A man charged with killing a worker and wounding five others in the Orlando engineering firm where he once worked has been denied bond.
	Obama praises those who ended Fort Hood violence President Barack Obama said Saturday that the training designed to keep U.S. forces safe abroad prevented further deaths and ended the rampage at Fort Hood.
	Police ID another victim in Cleveland killings Police in Cleveland have identified another woman whose remains were discovered at the home of a suspected serial killer.
	Killings remain unsolved as sniper execution nears Questions about how many people the D.C. snipers killed aren't expected to end with Tuesday's execution of mastermind John Allen Muhammad.
	Navy ship built with WTC steel to go into service The Navy is commissioning its newest battleship with a bow forged from steel that once held up the World Trade Center.
	Both sides set to vote on Philly transit contract Members of Philadelphia's largest transit union and the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority are set to vote on a contract to end the strike that has idled buses, subways and trolleys for five days.
	Lawmakers told 38 wounded in Fort Hood attack Three lawmakers say Army briefers told them 38 people were wounded in the Foot Hood rampage — eight more than previously reported.
	Suspect's cousin talks to FBI, mortified by attack The cousin of the suspected Fort Hood shooter says family members have met with the FBI and answered all their questions.