VIENNA (AP) — Countries must still give their formal approval, but the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog says there's a draft deal in place to have Iran ship most of its enriched uranium to Russia. The International Atomic Energy Agency says that would strip Tehran of most of the material it would need to make a nuclear weapon.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Defense Secretary Robert Gates says North Korea's nuclear program is a serious security challenge for the entire region. Gates says the U.S. will never accept a nuclear North Korea, adding the communist regime poses threats "even more lethal and destabilizing" than before.

PARACHINAR, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistani soldiers have destroyed a house belonging to the country's Taliban chief. They've been in a battle for his hometown today, the fifth day of a major offensive on an insurgent sanctuary close to the Afghan border. Meantime, intelligence officials said suspected U.S. missiles killed three alleged militants in a neighboring region.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A new government watchdog report says the $700 billion financial industry bailout helped rescue the economy but generated public anger and mistrust. This morning on CBS, inspector general Neil Barofsky (buh-RAHF'-skee) said it's too early to say how much will be repaid to the taxpayers.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A group of retired generals and war veterans in favor of closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, has begun a campaign to rally support. The campaign, Close Gitmo Now, includes a relatively modest ad buy on cable channels today urging Congress to reject what it calls the "failed Bush-Cheney policies."