Holiday Job Seekers Should Start Searching Today

The holidays may be months away, but if you're looking to snag one of those coveted seasonal jobs, now's the time to get busy.

Mr. Clinton For Candidate Thurmond

President Clinton wants you downtown tonight to pose with him for a picture. Please bring $2,400 in cash to support his friend Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Michael " Mike" Thurmond. || Play Video

Atlanta Mayor to Name Airport Boss this Week

Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has told 11Alive's Jeff Hullinger he has made his selection to head Hartsfield-Jackson Airport and will make the announcement this week. || Play Video

Optical Illusion Plays Mind Tricks On Drivers

From a distance it looks like a little girl has run out on the road to retrieve her ball, but it's only an optical illusion aimed at slowing drivers down.

Anti-Religious Billboards to Appear in Metro Atlanta

Most billboards around town advertise a company or a service.  Some offer political or religious messages.  Soon, 50 billboards will go up all over town, pushing a decidedly atheist message. || Play Video

Google Instant Shaves Seconds Off Searches

Tired of waiting the tenths of a second it takes to get Google search results? Google promises it'll get faster. On Wednesday the search giant introduced Google Instant, which gives users suggested results before they're even done typing.

White House Defends King Quote on Oval Office Rug

A White House official says it's not a mistake to attribute a quotation that's part of the new rug in the Oval Office to civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

Piers Morgan Named as Larry King's Replacement

CNN says Piers Morgan of "America's Got Talent" will replace Larry King on the network's prime-time lineup in January.

White House: Quran Burning Endangers Troops

The White House says a Florida church's threat to burn copies of the Muslim holy book could endanger U.S. troops serving overseas, and the State Department denounced the plan as
"un-American."

Back in Business After Peanut Deaths

The Associated Press has learned that the peanut industry executive whose filthy processing plants were blamed in a salmonella outbreak two years ago that killed nine people and sickened hundreds more is back in the business.