The soon-to-be-released November employment report and the ongoing news of the latest WikiLeaks disclosures, as we've already reported, are among this morning's top stories.
Other news making headlines:
--The New York Times: "Obama Seeking Aid For Jobless In Any Deal On Tax Cuts."
Related headline by The Washington Post: "Obama, GOP In Quiet Talks To Extend Tax Cuts."
-- Morning Edition: "Commission To Vote On Deficit-Slashing Proposal." Host Steve Inskeep talked to Wall Street Journal economics editor David Wessel about what's likely to happen.
-- BBC News: "South Korea Vows Air Strikes If North Attacks."
-- The Wall Street Journal: "Holdings Spiked Near Deal Time; Funds In Probe Traded Hot Stocks."
-- The Buffalo News: "Food, Phones Help Motorists Manage" during snowstorm that " turned the Thruway into the No Way" and stranded hundreds of drivers.
--The Plain Dealer: " LeBron Triumphs -- And How -- In Return To Cleveland."
--Chicago Tribune: "Cubs Icon Ron Santo Dies At 70."
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