2012/11/29 Headlines: Egypt Clashes Shut Down U.S. Embassy; Panel Rushes to Vote on Constitution; U.N. Set to Back Palestinian "Non-Member Observer State" Status Despite U.S. Opposition; Wave of Iraq Bombings Kills 44, Wounds 155; M23 Rebels Say They Are Retreating from Captured Areas in DRC; Report: U.S. Weighs Arming Syrian Opposition; Rebel Blast Kills Party Leader; U.S. Bans BP from New Government Contracts; Corker, Collins Join Chorus Against Rice amid Speculation GOP Is Eying Kerry's Senate Seat; Report: Susan Rice Holds Stock in Keystone XL Oil Firm; Manning Psychiatrist: Officials Ignored Medical Advice, Imposed Harsh Conditions on WikiLeaks Suspect; Stevie Wonder Reportedly Set to Cancel Gig Benefiting Israeli Military; Gov’t Report: All Gitmo Prisoners Could Be Safely Moved to U.S. Prisons; Geithner to Meet with Congressional Leaders for Talks on "Fiscal Cliff"; Man’s Death Marks Spain’s Third Eviction-Related Suicide; First Survey of U.S. Domestic Workers Reveals Low Pay, Abusive Conditions; Strike by Clerical Workers Cripples Major Los Angeles Port; NYC Fast Food Workers Walk Out in Bid for Union Recognition, Pay Raises; New Jersey Gov. Christie Says Storm Recovery Could Cost $37 Billion; Brooklyn Public Housing Residents Demand Repairs, Community Input for Sandy Recovery