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• Face transplant recipient speaks out

• Iran protests Danish cartoons

• Super Bowl ratings highest since ’96

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• Coretta Scott King, 1927-2006

• Desolation in the Upper Ninth Ward

• Musicians rebuild the Upper Ninth Ward

• Paul Bremer on his year in Iraq

• Revisiting the tsunami zone one year later

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• Infants saved by ‘domino’ transplants

• MySpace, Facebook attract online predators

• Neighborhoods combat ‘McMansion’ trend

• Willie Nelson embraces biodiesel

• Understanding Health Savings Accounts

• U.S. health care strains at the seams

• A woman and her best friend, reunited

• Hamas victory poses thorny questions

• A woman's hunch exposes child abusers in Alabama

• Geratric doctor shortage alarming

• Exclusive video: The perils of digging for coal

• Research, technology key to preventing strokes

• How Bin Laden continues to elude U.S.

• Corvette owner reunites with his old flame

• N.J. law insures older dependents

LISA MYERS INVESTIGATES

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• Former U.S. official admits corruption in Iraq

• Checking on charities after Katrina

• U.S. posts wrong photo of ‘al-Qaida operative’

• Exclusive video: The perils of coal mining

• Lobbying 101: Inside one company’s efforts

HURRICANE STORIES FROM NIGHTLY NEWS

• Pascagoula buries ‘unknown’ storm victims

• Will Washington rebuild New Orleans?

• New Orleans remains a ‘broken’ city

• New Orleans residents ignore rebuilding plan

• Stay-or-go dilemma for some in New Orleans

• Tourism twist in New Orleans: hurricane tours

• FEMA trailers held up by reluctant neighbors

• 49 indicted in Red Cross scam

• FEMA money still slow to Gulf region

• Small business loans not reaching Gulf

• Pet reunions rare in hurricane zone

• Separating fact from fiction after Katrina

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• The day music came back to the Ninth Ward
Jan. 24: Jazz legends Harry Connick, Jr. and Branford Marsalis play an impromptu concert in the Upper Ninth Ward (about 17 minutes of video).

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• New 'Nightly News' theme
Dec. 2, 2004: An orchestra in Culver City, Calif., conducted by legendary composer John Williams, plays the theme music to 'NBC Nightly News.'

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NBC Chief White House Correspondent David Gregory talks with conservative commentator Fred Barnes about his new book "Rebel-in-Chief." Click to listen or download the audio of this extended version of the interview.

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• Chronic pain frustrates patients, doctors

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ONE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF BRIAN

The Brian Williams era at NBC Nightly News began on Dec. 2, 2004 with these words at the end of his first broadcast. Since that historic night, he's been on the front lines, from Banda Aceh to New Orleans, reporting the world's story. Click here for a look back, in words and video, at Brian Williams in 2005.

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• Fletcher: Palestinian vote all about corruption

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• Murray: Cuba war of words

• Hofland: W.Va pushing for mine safety

• Seidman: A home for Burns 'tainted' cash

• Bonifield: Moscow's 'frost rates'

• Colt: Turkey tries to contain bird flu

• Seidman: Indian tribes 'hurt' by Abramoff

• Fletcher: Political earthquake in Israel

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