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Saturday, December 17, 2011

Coordinating a military invasion in reverse:

A U.S. army soldier walks past military Humvees which are ready to be shipped out of Iraq. (AP Photo/Khalid Mohammed)

Coordinating a military invasion in reverse

The U.S. rushes to pack war gear – from tanks to packaged meals – in preparing to leave Iraq. What's left behind

Cars that will be hard to find in 2012:

Hyundai Elantra (via Yahoo! Autos)

Cars that will be hard to find in 2012

Honda had to cut production on one of its popular models because of natural disasters in Asia. Fast-selling Hyundai

Cities with biggest housing bargains:

Mobile, Ala. (Getty Images)

Cities with biggest housing bargains

Your real estate dollar will go the furthest if you buy in these five locations. Warm weather spots rank high

Biggest tech and gadget stories of 2011:

Kindle Fire. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Biggest tech and gadget stories of 2011

The Kindle Fire's low price tag makes it a game changer and a true iPad rival. The year's major disappointment

Woman's career risk strains marriage:

The Failure Club (Yahoo! Studios)

Woman's career risk strains marriage

Jess is great at helping others, but to succeed she needs to change her own bad habits. New 'Failure Club' episode

How Iran claims it trapped U.S. spy drone:

EDITORS' NOTE: Reuters and other foreign media are subject to Iranian restrictions on leaving the office to report, film or take pictures in Tehran. An undated picture received December 8, 2011 shows a member of Iran's revolutionary guard pointing at the U.S. RQ-170 unmanned spy plane as he speaks with Amirali Hajizadeh (R), a revolutionary guard commander, at an unknown location in Iran. (REUTERS/Sepah News.ir/Handout)

How Iran claims it trapped U.S. spy drone

An engineer says a team of specialists has learned to hack into the stealth aircraft's GPS. Known problem

Deadly overnight disaster in Philippines:

A boy retrieves belonging near damaged vehicles washed away by flashfloods caused by typhoon Washi in Balulang village in Cagayan de Oro, southern Philippines, December 17, 2011. (Reuters photo/Erik De Castro)

Deadly overnight disaster in Philippines

Hundreds are killed and scores more are missing after torrential rains cause flash floods. Details