Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. | Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2009 | | US Struggles Anew to Ensure Safety as Gaps Are Revealed | Airline passengers are now increasingly being patted down, and carry-ons are being double-checked since a self-proclaimed terrorist tried to bring down a passenger jet headed to Detroit on Christmas Day. Canine teams are out in force, sniffing for explosives... »read more | Home Prices Flatten in October After 5 Months of Gains | U.S. home prices were unchanged in October, according to the widely watched Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller indexes released on Tuesday, indicating stabilization in the hard-hit housing sector though the figures dashed hopes for a sixth straight monthly increase... »read more | TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS  | 1. Investing In Homeland Security  | The latest on what the Obama administration is doing to keep the skies safe and a look at some defensive stock picks, with Alex Hamilton, Jesup & Lamont; Richard Tortoriello, Standard & Poors and CNBC's Hampton Pearson. | 2. Coffee: Good For Your Health?  | A number of studies say coffee is good for your health. Jim Lane, a professor of medical psychology at Duke University Medical Center, has studied caffeine for years and shares his insight. | 3. Death & Taxes in 2010  | In 2010, the estate tax goes on hiatus for a year. Warren Racusin, chair of the trusts and estates practice at Lowenstein Sandler, tells CNBC what changes people should make if they plan to leave something to their heirs. | 4. Tech Running Out of Steam?  | Why technology has emerged as one of the strongest stock bets of the year, with Mark Demos, Fifth Third Asset Mgmt. and Dan Berenbaum, Auriga USA. |
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