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Articles in December, 2006 issue of USA TODAY

• Ads throw cold water on Mississippi stereotypes
  by Kitty Bean Yancey
• Efforts renewed to control excessive cost of payday loans
  by Sue Kirchhoff
• Dueling nights: Sunday vs. Monday
  by Michael Hiestand
• First governor says he'll run for president
  by Jill Lawrence
• Go traditional -- or go wild
  by Mary Cadden
• Theories abound in spy whodunit
• Quilt remains a poignant symbol on World AIDS Day
  by Kate Patterson
• US Air, Delta launch PR battle
  by Marilyn Adams
• The first report cards of the school year: 'Something is happening here -- how can we help?' asks a friendly adult
  by Greg Toppo
• Artists get a star-studded salute
  by Karen Thomas
• Cowboys rely on Romo rally
  by Tom Pedulla
• She's a student 'superstar' on brink of dropping out
  by Greg Toppo
• Leaked Rumsfeld memo signals Iraq war is waning
• Gregory's 'Boleyn Inheritance' rich in its telling
  by Donna Freydkin
• The birth of 'SNL' delivered on DVD
  by Thomas K. Arnold
• Lake Tahoe
  by Noelle Knox
• Administration tried to cut payouts to nuke workers
  by Peter Eisler
• With gene-doping test, science ahead of curve in race against cheaters
  by Sal Ruibal
• 52 years later, integration faces new Supreme Court test
• USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 Coaches' Poll
• With cellphone video, little brother is always watching
  by Janet Kornblum
• Boeing may land jumbo jet order for 747-8s today
  by Marilyn Adams
• Have-nots shop hard for bargains
  by Jorge L. Ortiz
• Gates wins Senate committee approval, 21-0
  by Matt Kelley
• Bowl game payouts sound great, but ...
  by Thomas O'Toole
• Diversity, not 'propaganda'
• Depending on conference, game, bowl money doled out differently
  by Thomas O'Toole and Tom Lambert
• Pilots chief opposes merger
  by Marilyn Adams
• Oak Hill-Norcross matchup has top-ranked aspirations
  by Christopher Lawlor
• Latest shuttle crew is one of diversity
  by Traci Watson
• Johnson leads Team USA
  by Kevin Allen
• From books to movies
• Barber time
  by Jim Corbett
• 2nd 'Sleeper Cell' gets into torture
  by Bill Keveney
• BCS gets it right; bowl lineup super
  by Al Neuharth
• Hard Rock acquisition is Seminole tribe's latest triumph
  by Kevin McCoy
• U.S. troops suffer heavy losses this month in Iraq
  by Cesar G. Soriano and Matt Kelley
• His Barryness' whiff still leaves him a Giant
  by Jon Saraceno
• Boise State strikes its blow for the little guys
  by Steve Wieberg
• Your 2006 Grammy nominees
• The other finalists
• Chargers' Neal earns respect
  by Greg Boeck
• Fed enters tricky territory
  by Barbara Hagenbaugh
• Thompson gets the last word
  by Mike Snider
• Training and quick action saved a life
  by Robert Davis
• Ovechkin proves a commercial success
  by Gary Mihoces
• Ravens take away 20-10 victory
  by Chris Colston
• As a gift, surgery cuts both ways
  by Mary Brophy Marcus
• Two years running, the Emerald City is a wiz at reading
  by Mary Beth Marklein
• 'Aretha meets Tina' in Fantasia's second album
  by Steve Jones
• Homeowners could save $500 on taxes, but break comes with caveats
  by Sandra Block
• AFC passes by the NFC again this season
  by Bob Velin
• Poll: Washington scandals eating away public trust
  by Wendy Koch
• Critic's corner
  by Robert Bianco
• Marion an all-around guy
  by David DuPree
• Come see about the big-screen 'Dreamgirls'
  by Susan Wloszczyna
• Auditing change could ease burden on small firms
  by Greg Farrell
• Lakers meshing, getting results in early going
  by David Leon Moore
• Young Penguins hit glide
  by Mike Brehm
• Tattoos to strip clubs, holiday gift cards go offbeat
  by Laura Petrecca
• Flu vaccine can save young lives
• Changing names
• Rural schools' budgets face the chopping block
  by Greg Toppo
• Raids at Swift raise questions about employers' ability to check status
  by Sue Kirchhoff
• Attitude cuts Kahne's wrecks
  by Nate Ryan
• 3 '527' political groups penalized for roles in 2004 election
  by Fredreka Schouten
• S.D. Dem's hospitalization might put Senate divide into play
  by Kathy Kiely
• Book buzz
  by Bob Minzesheimer, Deirdre Donahue and Jocelyn McClurg
• Best tech 2006
  by Edward C. Baig
• Capitalize on this creative D.C. cuisine
  by Jerry Shriver and Kitty Bean Yancey
• This holiday gift can clear Iraq confusion
  by Al Neuharth
• Markets go on record-breaking binge
  by Matt Krantz
• Good wishes pour in for Sen. Johnson
  by Peter Harriman and Kathy Kiely
• Troops to get safer garb
  by Tom Vanden Brook
• Travel industry sets up 'one-stop' passport shop
  by Jayne Clark and Craig Wilson
• Iran's offensive effort to debunk Holocaust
• President gets advice from several sources
  by David Jackson
• Gurus have mixed views for 2007
  by Adam Shell
• O'Hurley is just doggone happy
  by William Keck
• Unplanned spacewalk to target solar–panel problem
  by Traci Watson

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