News that women under 50 are advised to delay mammograms made the front page of 27 newspapers around the country this morning. Find out what the day’s other big stories are.

The New York Daily News has just sunk $150 million into new printing presses that can deliver crisp color on every page. The move means crisper color and later deadlines. Both will help the paper to compete with online news rivals. Publisher Mort Zuckerman tells the New York Times, ?I?ve been a contrarian for my entire business career.?

Guy with a video camera happened to be rolling as a million dollar car drove into a lake.

Watch Pat on CNN’s Your $$$$$ this weekend.  He joins Christine Romans and Stephen Leeb at the roundtable to discuss the week’s business and consumer headlines.

Our daily scorecard of the country’s front pages puts news that the Fort Hood gunman has been charged in the lead, with 13 front-page mentions.

Our daily scorecard puts President Obama?s rejection of suggested war plans for Afghanistan on 18 front pages this morning.

Wal-Mart employees may have to celebrate Thanksgiving in Aisle 12. The country’s biggest retailer is joining the list of stores open on Thanksgiving—and is presenting it as a safety measure reports the LA Times.

The Toronto Star recently announced it’s going to outsource some of its copy editor jobs.  One editor is proving his skill with a clever rewrite of the “restructuring” memo sent by the boss.

When I was growing up in Canada, we stopped what we were doing in school at 11:00 am on November 11th to mark Remembrance Day.  We learned the poem “In Flanders Fields” to remember those who died in military service.