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February 07, 2006

• Coretta Scott King's History with Jackie Kennedy; Trailer Troubles in Louisiana

February 06, 2006

• Attorney General Testifies about Wiretapping Program to Senate; Al Qaeda Prisoners Escape from Yemeni Prison; Coretta Scott King Lies in State; Special Branch of Military Defuses IEDs
• Senate Panel Opens Hearing on Domestic Spying; Tens of Thousands of Muslims Launch Worldwide Protests Regarding Cartoon Depiction of the Prophet Mohammed; Coretta Scott King Lies in Honor; Looking at Alternative Medical Facilities
• Oprah Winfrey Pays Tribute to Coretta Scott King; Senate Grills Attorney General Alberto Gonzales
• Which Super Bowl Ads Won the Fans?; Outrage in Britain Over Cartoon Protests

February 03, 2006

• 911 Tapes Released of Gay Bar Shooting; Fires in Baptist Churches Could be Arson; Excessive Rain Suspected in Store Roof Collapse; Egyptian Ferry Sinks in Red Sea, Hundreds Feared Dead
• New War Strategy; Brain Drain in Iraq; Passenger Ship Sinks
• Emotional Reactions to Mohammad Cartoon; Possible Bomb in Gaithersburg, Maryland; Conflicting Reports Of Survivors In Red Sea Ferry Disaster; Super Bowl Advertising
• Authorities Investigate Sinking of Egyptian Ferry; Super Bowl Ad War; Police Investigate Alabama Church Fires
• Kama Sutra Worm Not as Harmful as Feared; Profile of Jerome Bettis

February 02, 2006

• John Boehner Elected as DeLay's Replacement
• Police Search for Hate Crime Suspect; Coast Guard Works to Rescue Oil Tanker; Diplomats Hold Emergency Meeting about Iran; Saddam Trial Delayed as Defendants Refuse to Show
• Congressman John Boehner Chosen New House Majority Leader; Selling the Agenda; Examining Title IX
• John Boehner Named House Majority Leader; Republicans Choose New House Majority Leader; Indictments Announced in Florida Homeless Beatings Case; Airline Fortunes

February 01, 2006

• Bush Addresses Nashville Crowd
• Katrina: What Happened?; Pentagon Briefing; Andrea Yates Case; A Look at Hybrid Cars
• President Bush Kicks Off Post-State of the Union Tour in Nashville; Art of War; Credit Data Breach; Violent Clashes Between Police and Settlers in the West Bank; Catholic Diocese in Spokane, Washington to Pay $75 Million in Retribution for Sexual Abuse by Priests; Iraq Soldier Shot In California

January 31, 2006

• Remembering Coretta Scott King; Using Hunches To Solve Crimes; Chemical Plant Explodes In North Carolina, Sending Several Employees To Hospital
• Explosion Starts Fire at Chemical Plant; President's Previous State of the Union Promises Still Unfulfilled; Samuel Alito Sworn in as Supreme Court Justice; Coretta Scott King, 78, Dies
• Explosion at Chemical Plant in Morganton, North Carolina; News Conference on Deadly Postal Shootings in Goleta, California; Enron Trial
• President Bush Gets Set to Deliver State of the Union Address; Coretta Scott King Dies at 78

January 30, 2006

• Explosion at Unison Industries in Jacksonville, Florida; New Al Qaeda Video
• Journalists Recovering from Iraq Bombing; Kennedy, Kerry Make Last Stand Against Alito; Al Qaeda's No. 2 Puts out Tape Responding to Recent Events; Jury Trial Begins for Enron CEOs
• Democrats Attempt to Block Alito Confirmation; ABC Newsmen Moved to Germany for Medical Care; Al-Zawahiri Releases Videotape
• Al-Jazeera Airs New Video of Jill Carroll; Mexican Citizen Arrested in Border Tunnel Case; New Film about Boarding School in Kenya
• Al Qaeda Number Two Appears on Videotape; President Bush Prepares For State of the Union Address; Long Road to Recovery For Two ABC Journalists Wounded in Iraq

January 27, 2006

• Apartment Fire Rages in Atlanta; Sago Mine Survivor Moved to Rehab Facility; Kerry, Kennedy Call for Filibuster of Alito Vote; Palestinians Protest Over Election Results
• Senator Kerry Talks About Possibility of a Filibuster; Why Hamas Matters
• Hamas in Charge; Last-Ditch Call to Reject Samuel Alito; Stressed Out in Iraq
• NTSB Issues New Landing Safety Guidance; Remembering Christa McAuliffe; "After Innocence" Documentary Looks at Wrongfully Imprisoned Convicts
• McCloy Improving; Black Market Breast Milk; Debutante Murder Is Shocking; Massachusetts Boy On Crusade For Equality
• Riding Out Hurricane Katrina; Power Shift in Palestinian Territories; Chinese Cars Coming to America?

January 26, 2006

• Bush Sounds Off on Palestinian Elections, Wiretapping, Iraq; Hamas Wins Majority in Palestinian Parliament; Woman Reports Child to Police, Sex Offenders Arrested; No Answers on Car Accident Tragedy; Partisan Politics Prefaces State of the Union
• President Bush's Offensive; Hamas Wins in Palestine; Is Yemen Safe?; Laura Bush Visits New Orleans Schools
• Tensions Between Houston Residents And Hurricane Katrina Evacuees Escalating As Crime Increases; President Bush Faces the Media; Hamas Sweeps to Landslide Win in Palestinian Elections; Former Hostage Speaks Out; At Least Six Killed in Texas Car Accident; Sen. John Kerry Calling for Filibuster of Alito

January 25, 2006

• Pentagon Briefing; Bush Visits NSA to Make Case for Wiretapping; Senate Hearing Examines Ethics Reform; Reports Say Military Overextended
• Bush Visits NSA for Closed-Door Talk; Pentagon Plan Boosts the Ranks of Special Forces; Execution Blocked; Ford Employees Consider Future Employment Options
• President Bush Defends Surveillance Program; Former President Gerald Ford Released From Hospital; Cleaning Up Capitol Hill; U.S. Army Stretched to Breaking Point?

January 24, 2006

• Judiciary Committee Approves Alito Nomination; Attorney General Defends Warrantless Wiretaps; White House Received Warning of Katrina; Saddam Trial Delayed Again
• Samuel Alito's Win; Boy Accidentally Shoots Girl at Daycare Center; Latin America Shifts to the Left
• Another Delay in Saddam Hussein Trial; Interview With Detroit City Councilwoman Martha Reeves; Dog-Friendly Workplaces; Investigating Ford's Rear-End Crash Fires

January 23, 2006

• Ford Planning Major Layoffs; Recent Deaths Spark Investigations Into Mining Safety
• New Judge to Take Charge of Saddam Hussein Trial; Ford Motor Company Restructures; Somalia Next Staging Area in War on Terror?; Looking at Mining Safety Standards

January 20, 2006

• Captivity Ended
• Iraqi Citizens Express Outrage of Kidnapping of Jill Carroll; Two Miners Still Trapped in Another West Virginia Mine; Justice Department Indicts 11 Ecoterrorists
• Two Miners Trapped in West Virginia; American Hostage in Iraq; Bush vs. Bin Laden; Insurance Woes for Katrina Victims
• U.S. Markets Take a Pounding; Interview With Congresswoman Jane Harman; Whale Finds Way to London's River Thames

January 19, 2006

• American Hostage; Negotiate or Not?
• Audio Tape of Osama bin Laden Surfaces; NASA's Pluto Launch Delayed
• NASA Launches Space Probe to Pluto; CIA Convinced Voice on Audiotape is Osama bin Laden; American Hostage in Iraq
• FBI Investigates Bin Laden Tape; Fortier Freed From Oklahoma City Bombings Involvement; Bin Laden Tape Warns Of New Attacks On United States; Suicides On The Rise In New Orleans?

January 18, 2006

• Family Pleads for Journalist's Release; Competing Proposals Made for Congressional Ethics Reform; Inside View of How Lobbying Works; Sago Mine Survivor Begins to Awaken
• Gerald Ford Improving; Kidnap Death Threat; Struggle to Survive in Pakistan; Wiretap Fallout Plagues Bush Administration
• Iraqi Kidnappers Demand Release of Female Prisoners; Bizarre Utah Murder Mystery Solved; Trading Ends Early at Tokyo Stock Exchange; Ethnic Makeup of New Orleans; New Movie about Waodani Tribe

January 17, 2006

• Lawsuits Filed Over NSA Wiretaps; Iraqi President Shares Insights into Elections; Al Gore Calls for Special Counsel to Investigate Wiretaps
• NASA's Launch to Pluto Postponed by High Winds; New Dramatic Activity From Alaskan Volcano; GOP Discusses Reforms in Wake of Abramoff Scandal; Medicare Maze Confuses Many
• New Orleans Mayor Under Fire; Fight For Survival in Pakistan; Mission to Pluto Delayed

January 16, 2006

• Insurgent Group Claims Responsibility for U.S. Helicopter Crash in Iraq; Congressman Bob Ney Stepping Aside; Embedded in Iraq; HHS Secretary Discusses Confusion Surrounding New Prescription Drug Program
• Hostage Standoff in Georgia; Chile Elects Female President; Celebrating Martin Luther King Day

January 13, 2006

• Child Shot in Florida School; Baby Noor's Surgery Successful; Trash Fire Blazes in New Orleans; Helicopter Crashes in Iraq, 2 Dead; Bush Meets New German Leader
• Insufficient Body Armor?; Looking Ahead to Golden Globes
• "Phantom of the Opera" Hits Record Books; Alberto Gonzales Holds Press Conference; Golden Globes Buzz
• Severe Weather in the Southeast; Fires Burns in New Orleans' Ninth Ward; France, Germany, U.K. Call for IAEA Meeting on Iran
• Eye on Iran; Interview With Blind Boys of Alabama; Severe Weather Across Nation

January 12, 2006

• Rice Calls on U.N. Security Council to Take Steps Against Iran; Alito's Questioning Ends; New Orleans Residents Object to Rebuilding Plan; Bush Visits Hurricane Damaged Gulf Coast; Gunman Who Shot Pope Released
• Time Stands Still for Much of Mississippi Coast; New Orleans: Bigger and Better?; The Alito Hearings; Bush Address In Bay St. Louis; McCloy Family Feud; Roger Keith Coleman Was Guilty
• President Bush Addresses Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts; DNA Makes the Case in Virginia Murder; Dead End for E.U. Negotiations with Iran; Three Homeless Men Attacked in Fort Lauderdale; "Will and Grace" To Be Taped Live; Grey Goose Creator Sidney Frank Dead

January 10, 2006

• Samuel Alito Faces Second Day of Hearings; Bank Robbers Hold Hostages in Florida; 'Christian Science Monitor' Reporter Kidnapped

January 06, 2006

• Israel's Prime Minister Undergoes Emergency Surgery; Sole Survivor of Mine Disaster Battles for Life
• Sole Mine Disaster Survivor Fights for Life; Sharon's Declining Health to Cause Shifts in Israeli Politics; Both Sides Gearing Up for Battle in Alito Hearings
• Doctor Prevented From Reaching West Virginia Miners?; Interview With Texas Gubernatorial Candidate Kinky Friedman; Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Undergoes Third Operation; Sole Survivor of Mining Tragedy Fights to Live

January 05, 2006

• Bombings Leave Bloody Day in Iraq; Ariel Sharon Seriously Ill; Afghan School Teacher Killed for Teaching Girls; Mine Safety Advocate
• Suicide Attackers Kill More Than 100 in Iraq; Iraq Roundtable With President Bush; Update on Ariel Sharon's Condition
• Over 130 Killed in Latest Iraqi Insurgent Attacks; Military Vehicle Accident Kills Two U.S. Soldiers in San Diego; Insurance Rebates Offered to Hybrid Vehicle Owners; Sharon's Poor Health Spurs Talks of Political Future of Israel

January 04, 2006

• One Miner Survives Sago Tragedy; Abramoff Back in Court After Pleading Guilty
• Tragedy at Sago Mine Kills 12; Trouble on Board Frontier Airlines Plane; Inside the Coal Business; Dick Cheney Addresses Heritage Foundation
• One Miner of 12 Survives Deadly West Virginia Mine Explosion; International Coal Group CEO Holds Press Conference; Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Hospitalized

January 03, 2006

• Iraq Gas Crisis; The Last Ride
• Rescue Efforts Continue for Trapped Miners; Jack Abramoff Makes Plea Deal
• Rescue Teams Continue to Search for Miners; Fueling America; Weather Connection; Last Mining Accident Ended Happily; Narnia Takes Reign at Box Office; Introducing CNN Pipeline; New Laptop Could Give Internet To Developing Nations
• Still No Contact With Trapped West Virginia Miners; Abramoff Plea Deal; Shedding the Holiday Pounds; Employment and Unemployment Trends

January 02, 2006

• Rescuers Work to Save Trapped Miners; California Sees Storms, Flooding; Skaters Trapped in German Rink Collapse; Two Rescued from Plane Crash in Hudson River
• Underground Explosion at West Virginia Coal Mine; California Storms and Oklahoma Wildfires Causing Serious Problems; Moscow Cuts Off Natural Gas Supply to Ukraine After Claims That Ukraine Has Been Stealing Gas; Confusion Over the New Medicare System has Discouraged Many From Signing On;
• Heavy Rains Pound Southern California; Explosion Traps 12 West Virginia Miners; Interview With West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin; Update On Hurricane Katrina Recovery; University Touts Forensics Program

December 30, 2005

• On Her Way; Big Apple Gearing Up for New Year's Celebrations
• Farris Hassan's Day Off Ending with Flight Home; Oklahoma Fighting Wildfires; More Violence Strikes Iraq; Justice Department Launches Investigation Into NSA Leak
• Rains In California Threaten Flooding; Poland, South Korea Renew Troop Commitments In Iraq; Interview with Simon Nziramakenga
• Justice Department Investigates Charges of NSA Eavesdropping; Iraq or Bust For 16-Year-Old American
• Celebratory Mood on Wall Street; Using Frequent Flier Miles to Support Military Families; Saints to Go Home

December 29, 2005

• Baby Noor Update; Iraq War; Hunting for Osama bin Laden
• Bank Robber Sentenced After Sons Turn Him In; Witnesses Afraid to Talk about Milwaukee Mob Beating; Three Feared Dead in Nebraska Airplane Crash; Family Copes with E. Coli Tragedy
• Distraught New Jersey Father Finds Missing Son; Baseball Star Jeff Reardon's Private Tragedy; Church Celebration Will Go on Despite Fire's Destruction
• Hot Stock Picks for 2006; Mississippi Clean-Up Debacle; Supreme Court Asked to Transfer Padilla
• Oklahoma Fires Ravage More Than 30,000 Acres; Iraq's Baby Noor to Arrive in Atlanta for Surgery
• Milwaukee Man Beaten by Gang of Young People; Immigrant Community's Anger in Ohio; Upsurge in Violence Between Israelis and Palestinians

December 28, 2005

• Northern California Hit with Back-to-Back Storms; Wildfires Rage in Oklahoma, Texas; Iraqis Demonstrate in Streets Against Voter Fraud; National Guard Strives to Save Iraqi Baby's Life
• Munich Massacre; Olympic Security; Organized Shoplifting
• Hole in a Plane; Stopping the Bombers; Hurricane Katrina Scam
• Pakistan-Based MASH Unit Helps Quake Victims; Army Families Cope with Separation Anxieties

December 27, 2005

• Man Wielding Knife Shot Dead by New Orleans Police; Mass Grave Discovered in Iraq; Accused Rapist Recaptured; Laser Therapy Last Resort for Smokers Trying to Quit; Two U.S. Pilots Killed in Chopper Crash; Update on Tsunami Baby 81
• Stopping the Bombers; Florida Fugitive Captured; Grass Fire Rages in Oklahoma; New Films In National Film Registry
• Grass Fires Sweep Through Central Oklahoma; New Orleans Police Department Launches Investigation Into Police Shooting Death; Iraqi Baby Headed to United States For Life-Saving Surgery; Frontier Airlines Flight to make Unscheduled Landing at LAX; Howard Stern Raking in Viewers for Sirius Satellite Radio

December 26, 2005

• Five Found Shot Dead Christmas Morning; Search Continues In River For Police Officer; One Year Later, Tsunami Survivor Shares Experiences; Salvation Army Representatives Reflects On Tsunami One Year Later; Chicago School Stresses Fitness; Deepak Chopra's Relaxation Tips
• Among the Dead; Study: Permafrost Melt Could be Well Under Way by 2050; Consenting Adults?
• Year in Review For President Bush; New Jersey Drawbridge Tragedy; Tsunami: One Year Later
• Young Golfer Gets Chance To Play In LPGA With A Sponsor's Waiver; Phuket's Struggle To Survive, Rebuild In Aftermath Of Tsunami

December 23, 2005

• Rumsfeld Announces Troop Reductions; Wife, Lover Charged with Killing Navy Officer; Brother Surprises Sister with House for Staying Sober; Iraq Veterans Running for Office; Les Paul Make New Album
• Members Of Georgia Army National Guard Help Iraqi Baby With Birth Defect; "Munich" Controversial; Holiday Songwriters Reminisce
• Firsthand Horror of Hurricane Katrina; South Asia Tsunami: One Year Later; Letters to Santa
• Remembering Female Soldiers Lost In Iraq; A Soldier's Surprise Homecoming For Christmas; Christmas Eve On Saturday Is A Bonus For Retailers. Shoppers Beware: Pickpockets Love The Holiday Crowds

December 22, 2005

• Transit Strike Takes Grim Toll on Blood Collection; Katrina Investigation into Hospital Deaths
• Striking Transit Workers Reenter Negotiations; New York Businesses Hurt by Strike; New Airline Passenger Screening Methods Go into Effect
• NYC Transit Workers to Return to Job as Negotiotians Resume; Rumsfeld Hints at Troop Reduction Early Next Year; Iraq Veterans Wins New House
• New York Transit Workers Union Board Votes to Return to Work; Over 1,000 Spaniards Celebrate El Gordo Lottery Win; Employee Information Stolen From Ford Motor Company

December 21, 2005

• New York Transit Strike Continues; Saddam Claims He Was Beaten; Capitol Hill Battles Over Budget, Patriot Act; Families of Seaplane Crash Victims Share Sorrow
• Transit Strike; British Chain Embraces Same-Sex Unions
• Miami Manhunt; Day Two of NYC Transit Worker Strike; Are Wiretaps Worth It?
• New York City Mayor to Seek Restraining Order Against Striking Transit Workers; Two New Orleans Police Officers Fired For Beating Incident Caught on Tape; Elton John Weds Longtime Partner

December 20, 2005

• Atlanta Apartment Complex Ablaze; Families of Crash Victims Share Loss; Commuters Stranded by New York Transit Strike; Heated Debate Raised by Secret Wiretaps, Patriot Act
• Evolution Versus Design; NTSB Holds Press Conference on Miami Plane Crash
• Mayor Bloomberg Responds to New York Transit Strike; Reports of Voter Fraud Following Iraqi Elections
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Says Thousands of U.S. Troops Headed Home From Afghanistan; Debate Over Black History Month; Finding a Family

December 19, 2005

• Interview with Ken Salazar; Spain Nets 15 Terror Suspects; First Same-Sex Unions in Britain
• Bush Defends "Eavesdropping," Demands Patriot Act Renewal; The President's Iraq Evolution; Ariel Sharon's Health Scare

December 16, 2005

• Iraqi and U.S. Officials Calling Election Successful
• Lieutenant General Russel Honore Returns to Iraq Duties; Iraq Elections Go Smoothly, But Long Road Lies Ahead
• Officials Confirm NSA Secretly Eavesdropped on Americans; Impasse Reached on Patriot Act; Preview of 2008 Presidential Race; NYC Transit Workers Call Partial Strike
• Inside the National Security Agency; Some New Orleans Police Remain Homeless; Mortgage Company Loses Customer Data
• Domestic Threat Database Faulty; Reasons for Cold Weather Debated; Domestic Espionage without Court Approval

December 15, 2005

• New Orleans Mayor Positive about Levee Plans; Congress Nears Compromises on Torture Amendment; Big Turnout, Little Violence for Iraq Elections
• Body Snatchers; White House Near Deal on Proposal Banning Torture
• McCain, White House Reach Deal on Torture Policies; Ford Motor Company Takes Heat for Advertising Strategies
• Torture Ban Deal in White House; Elections Day in Iraq; New Orleans Rent Rising; Children Killed By Flu; Vanishing Freebies On Airlines
• Senator John McCain Closes in on Deal to Ban Torture; New York Authorities Seek to Avert Transit Worker Strike; The Singing News Anchor

December 14, 2005

• E-Mail Trail; Taking the Day Off?
• Iraqis Prepare for Elections, Train Troops; Several Injured in L.A. Bus Accident; Reservoir Breaks in Missouri
• Debating the Patriot Act; FEMA Briefing on Hurricane Recovery Effort
• The War of Words; Hair-raising Journey into Ramadi; Louisiana Governor Testifying on Capitol Hill
• Iranian President Calls Holocaust a Myth; Iraqi Elections Set to Begin; Deer Attacks on the Rise?; Toddler Caught in Immigration Tug-of-War

December 13, 2005

• Don't Call; Accused 'Cell Phone Bandit' Pleads Guilty; Fire Burns at New Jersey Apartment Building; Mourning the Victims of Nigerian Plane Crash
• Gerald Ford Admitted to Hospital; Stanley 'Tookie' Williams Executed; Family of Vanished Honeymooner Press Congress for Cruise Industry Changes
• President Gerald Ford Admitted to Hospital for Tests; Justice or Vengeance?; Anger in Ramadi; Racial Tensions Erupt in Australia; New Poll Numbers Show Bush's Approval Rating Edging Up
• Execution of Stanley Williams a Disturbing Scene; Iraqis Prepare to Vote; President Gerald Ford Admitted to Hospital; Difficult Journey For Family of Killed U.S. Soldier

December 12, 2005

• Bush Address Philly Crowd on Iraq; Iraqis Prepare for Election; Divers Searching Sunken Car in New York; Clock Running Down on Death Row Inmate
• Training for Battle
• Iraqi Armed Forces to Lead Security for Election; Syrian Critic Murdered; Death and Drama in New York; Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?; The Life and Death of Richard Pryor
• Stanley "Tookie" Williams Scheduled For Midnight Execution; Early Voting Begins in Iraqi Elections; Fat Tuesday Flap in New Orleans

December 09, 2005

• NTSB Investigating Chicago Plane Crash; Southwest CEO Discusses Crash; Piloting Expert Explains Factors Leading to Accident; Troops Face Deadlier IEDs in Iraq; Deadline Nears for Hostages; Congress Works to Pass Anti-Torture Bill
• Severe Smoking Bans in Some Workplaces; Wrongfully Convicted Man Set Free After 25 Years
• Threat of Bird Flu Looms; Hostage Takers Threaten to Kill Peace Activists in Iraq
• News Conference On Midway Airport Incident; Are Runways Too Short?

December 08, 2005

• Call for Clemency for Death Row Inmate; Patriot Act Provisions Renewed; Police Investigate Fatal Air Passenger Shooting; Training Helps Police Deal with the Mentally Ill
• Trading Up on the Internet; Torture Debate Has Overshadowed Rice's European Trip; Guns on the Rise in New Orleans
• Suicide Bomber Kills 30 in Bus in Baghdad; Interview With Congressman Rush Holt; Air Marshal Shoots, Kills Threatening Passenger; Tookie Williams' Lawyers Ask for Clemency
• John Lennon Remembered; Corporations Prepare For Potential Pandemic; Author Discusses History In Terms Of Beverages; Are "Chronicles Of Narnia" Christian?

December 07, 2005

• Iraqi-Americans Respond to Bush Speech; Saddam Absent from Trial; Fuel Tanker on Fire in San Diego

December 06, 2005

• Tool Against Terror?
• Saddam Hussein Curses Out Judge; Two Bodies Found in New Orleans Home; Madrid Bomb Blasts Blamed on Separatists; Health Officials Look at Pandemic Scenario
• House Panel Holds Hearing on Katrina's Impact; Law Schools Challenge Military Visits
• Military Plane Crash in Iran Leaves Scores Dead; The History of "A Charlie Brown Christmas"
• Ford Makes Controversial Advertising Move; New Orleans Dance Hall Reopens; Professor Acquitted of Funding Islamist Terrorism
• Tom DeLay in Trouble in Texas?; Interview With U.S. Coast Guard Vice Admiral Thad Allen

December 05, 2005

• Interview With Ramsey Clark; 9/11 Report Card; Condoleezza Rice Visits Europe
• Former 9/11 Commission Members Issue Report Card; United States Waiting on Confirmation of al Qaeda Leader Death; Saddam Hussein Trial Witness Details Alleged Torture and Murder; Ramsey Clark on Saddam Hussein

December 02, 2005

• Jury: Death for Smith; Execution Milestone
• Roadside Bomb Kills 10 Marines; Questions Raised about Alito's Abortion Views; Community Looks for Answers to Belgium Suicide Bomber
• Residents Return to Lower Ninth Ward; Malawi's Famine Crisis; Senator Warner Addresses Propaganda Claims
• 10 Marines Killed Near Fallujah; U.S. May Pay For Good Press In Iraq; Personal Economy Important; Australian Executed In Singapore; Gupta Investigates Bird Flu
• Authorities Suspect Remains of Slain New Hampshire Children Found in Ohio; Sport of Hunting on the Decline?; TSA Announces New Screening Procedures For Airports; FEMA's Recovery Channel

December 01, 2005

• FBI Hoping to Break Jewel Thieving Ring; U.S. Commanders Say Car Bombings Decreasing; Hope Comes to Rwanda AIDS Patients; Suspects Arrested in Murder of Teen Dad; Inside the Mind of a Terrorist
• FBI Targets Thieves; Carlie Brucia Murder Case; The Iraq Debate
• Belgian Woman Identified as Iraq Bomber; The Changing Face of International Terrorism; Remembering Rosa Parks
• One Person in Custody After Shooting at Fort Worth Naval Air Station; AIDS in America; Senator Hillary Clinton Positions Herself on Iraq War; Lawsuits Threatened Against Soft Drink Companies

November 30, 2005

• Poorest of the Poor; The Threat of Global Warming
• Bush Lays out Plan for Victory in Iraq; Reality on Ground in Iraq Open to Interpretation; Supreme Court Deciding Abortion Case; Shimon Peres Leaves Labor Party
• Supreme Court Arguments; Secret Stories Written by U.S. Troops; Pilfered Poles in Baltimore; American Presidents and Their Critics
• President Bush Lays Out Plan For Winning Strategy in Iraq; Record Hurricane Season Officially Ends; Mac Attack in Pennsylvania?

November 29, 2005

• Pentagon Briefing; Human Rights Activists Kidnapped; Bush to Give Speech on Iraqi Troop Levels
• President Bush Visits U.S.-Mexico Border; Immigration Debate; Escaped Prisoner in Atlanta Not Considered Armed and Dangerous; Sexuality and the Church
• New Orleans Recovery Still Work in Progress; Warren Riley Sworn in as New Orleans Police Superintendent; Atlanta Police Search For Escaped Prisoner; Carlie Brucia's Killer May Get Death; U.S. Approaches 1,000 Executions; French To Tighten Immigration Rules; Press Conference In New Orleans

November 28, 2005

• Flood Prevention; Leaving Fingerprints; Congressman Pleads Guilty to Taking Bribes
• Former Attorney General Joins Hussein's Defense Team; President to Address Immigration Issues in Speech; Chunk of Supreme Court Building Falls; Counterfeit Goods Hurt Economy
• Saddam's Trial Delayed Again; Down and Out in Los Angeles; Congressman Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
• Can Saddam Hussein Get a Fair Trial?; Search Under Way For Escaped Prisoners in Washington State; President Bush to Push Immigration Plan; New Orleans Zoo Reopens; Changes for Children Working in Sweatshops in India

November 25, 2005

• Black Friday Kicks off Holiday Shopping; Saddam Hussein Trial Resumes Monday; Filmmakers Reunite Friends Separated by War; French Leaders Blaming Rap for Riots
• Holiday Shopping Season; Bush and Company; Thin Ice Mishap; Uganda's Challenge
• Rescue Teams Search Icy Pond in Cedar Grove, Wisconsin; Shoppers Crowd Stores as Black Friday Arrives; Authorities Investigate Suspicious Package Outside California Bank; SUV Accidents Involving Children; British Children Trapped In Schools; Jobless New Orleans Doctors

November 24, 2005

• Iraqi Security Forces Targeted by Insurgents; Army Secretary Discusses Iraq War; Two Injured in Balloon Collision in Macy's Parade; First Family Celebrates Thanksgiving in Crawford; Live Recipient Thanks Family of Young Officer; Thousands Evacuate as Colombia Volcano Threatens
• Interview With Army Secretary Francis Harvey; Peace Activists Arrested Near President Bush's Ranch Yesterday; The Padilla Case
• New Prime Minister Appointed in Jordan; Benzene Spill in China Leads to Dangerous Pollution; Future of Liberia with New Female President; Dogs Allegedly Shot during Hurricane Katrina; Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey Call it Quits
• Parade Balloon Injures Two; Shopping on Thanksgiving; Soldiers Celebrate Thanksgiving; Creative Healing After Katrina; Oprah Winfrey On Politics
• Hurricane Survivors Pen Children's Book; Turkey Fryers Dangerous if Used Improperly; Line Blurs Between American, Foreign Cars
• Thanksgiving Parade Accident; Holiday Fire Prevention; First Thanksgiving

November 23, 2005

• Holiday Travel; Arbitrator Upholds 4-Game Suspension of Terrell Owens; Is Iraqi Army Ready to Fight? Georgia Aquarium Opens Today; CDC Prepares for Bird Flu Threat
• Snow pounds Midwest, Plane Delays, as Holiday Travel Day Progresses; More Than 6,000 People Still on Missing Persons Rolls Post-Katrina; Georgia Aquarium Opens, Rescued Whales Ham It Up For Crowds
• Thanksgiving Travelers Crowd Airports, Highways; U.S. Troops Weigh in on War Debate; Mardi Gras in 2006
• La Guardia Sees Delays; Firefighter Injured in Atlanta Blaze; Venezuelan President Makes Good on Oil Promise; Behind the Scenes of Marines' Three-Block War; World's Largest Aquarium Opens in Atlanta

November 22, 2005

• Veterans Speak Out About Iraq Troop Withdrawal
• Travelers Seeing Delays at La Guardia; Bush Pardons Thanksgiving Turkey; Memo Claims Bush Wanted to Bomb Al Jazeera
• Jose Padilla Named in Terror Indictment; Mortar Attack Disrupts Palace Handover in Tikrit; Thanksgiving Travel
• Thanksgiving Travel; Bluetooth Dating; Prosecutor Probing Katrina Fraud Complaints; Cutting-Edge Treatments on Cancer; Abu Ali Guilty of Plotting to Assassinate Bush

November 21, 2005

• Nike Corporate Jet Having Landing Gear Troubles
• Nike Corporate Jet Has Landing Gear Problems in Oregon; Where is Abu Musab al Zarqawi?
• Gulfstream Jet Touches Down Safely in Oregon; General Motors to Eliminate 30,000 Jobs

November 18, 2005

• Veterans Discuss John Murtha's Statement; War Of Words On Iraq; Delta Pilots Won't Strike
• Wildfires Rage in California; Debate Ensues over Iraq Pullout; Suicide Bombers Attack Mosques, Hotel; Businesses Prepare for Possible Flu Pandemic; Home Video Found of Teen Murder Suspect
• California Firefighters Battle Blaze in Ventura County; Washington Reacts to Call For U.S. Pullout From Iraq; Suicide Attacks Kill Dozens in Iraq; New Miniseries On Pope John Paul II Debuts At Vatican; Southerners Disagree On Past; High Energy Costs May Impact Holiday Sales
• American Catholic Bishops Meet; Fight Over Iraq; Wildfires in California; Afghan Conflict Renewed

November 17, 2005

• Senior Congressional Member Calls for Immediate Pullout; Details Emerge About Alleged Prisoner Abuse; Guns Found in Teen Murder Suspect's Home; Escaped Prisoner Found, One Still On Loose
• Republicans Respond to Lawmaker's Call for Immediate Iraq Withdrawal; DNA Limbo in New Orleans; Delta and UPS Pilots Threaten to Strike
• Escaped Killer Nabbed; Executive Privilege; Fidel Castro Likely Suffering From Parkinson's Disease
• Reaction to Murtha Remarks; Weapons Found in 18-Year-Old Murderer's Home; Families Face Eviction For Not Understanding FEMA's Rules
• Iraqi Prime Minister Investigates Allegations of Prisoner Abuse; Democrats Propose Windfall Profit Tax For Energy Companies; Defendant Found Guilty in Carlie Brucia Murder Case

November 16, 2005

• Iraqis Accused of Torturing Prisoners; Bob Woodward Testifies in CIA Leak Investigation; Study Questions Safety of Diet Supplements
• Security Watch: Cargo Concerns; Supreme Court Nominee Alito Courts Both Parties
• Wild Weather Across the Country; New Orleans Heartbreak; Big Oil Meeting; Serial Killer Art Raises Free Speech Debate
• Bob Woodward Apologizes to Editor For Withholding Information in CIA Leak Investigation; Sunnis Demand Investigation Into Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Allegations; Shooting Near School Parking Lot; Guatemalan Drug Traffickers Caught; Matthew McConaughey Sexiest Man Alive

November 15, 2005

• Severe Weather Alert; New Steroids Testing Policy; In His Own Words
• Unrest in France Wanes; Bush Hits Personal Low in Polls
• Tornado Warnings Issued For Ohio and Tennessee; Allegations Surface of Prisoner Abuse by Iraqi Forces; Interview With New Orleans City Council President Oliver Thomas

November 14, 2005

• Teens Captured after Fleeing Murder; Would-Be Suicide Bomber Captured in Jordan; Bush Hopes for Improved Health Communications with Asia
• Nuclear Terror; Senate Democrats Hold News Conference on Iraq
• Interview with Mexican President Vicente Fox; Suspicious Package Outside Police Station in Los Angeles; Murder Suspect David Ludwig in Police Custody; Medicare Maze
• 18-Year-Old Double Murder Suspect Arrested in Indiana; Operation Steel Curtain Enters New Phase; Interview with President Vicente Fox

November 11, 2005

• Marines Make Way Through Boobytrapped Town; Powell Not Told About Questionable Nature of Intel Sources; Jordanians Unite Against Bombers; Chairman of Joint Chiefs Shares Vietnam Memories
• Hussein's Deputy Killed; DeLay Under Fire; Jordanians Investigate Terrorism
• President Bush Fires Back at Iraq War Critics; Sorting Out the Major Players in the War on Terror; New Orleans Lingo

November 10, 2005

• Two Suspects in Jordan Bombings Said to be Iraqi; Jordanian Leader Condemns Bombings; Jordanians Express Outrage; Zarqawi's History Shows Making of Terrorist
• Muslim Backlash to Jordan Bombings; Human Toll in Operation Steel Curtain; Church in Crisis?; Congressman Discusses Able Danger
• Jordan Bombings Death Toll Stands at 56; Interview With Author Eric Margolis; Islamic Bomb-Maker Killed in Indonesia

November 09, 2005

• Andrea Yates to Get Second Trial; School Shooting Suspect May be Tried as Adult; Oil Execs Answer Tough Questions on Capitol Hill; Oil Execs Take Home Big Paychecks; Terror Attack in China Warned Against
• Chalabi's U.S. Visit; Torture Debate; Operation Steel Curtain; Explosions Blast Hotels in Amman, Jordan

November 08, 2005

• Election Day 2005; The Write Stuff
• GOP Leaders Call for Investigation into 'Washington Post' Leak; French Unrest Fueled by Lack of Jobs; Lawyer Killed for Hussein Co- Defendant; Australian Arrests Foil Massive Attack
• Call for Probe Into Leak About Secret CIA Prisons; Pentagon Issues Guidelines of Treatment of Detainees; Election Day
• Chalabi Resurfaces in Washington Amid Controversy; Television On Demand; Radio Host Accused of Murdering Wife
• Schwarzenegger-Backed Ballot Measures Up For Vote in California; Three Reported Injured in Tennessee High School Shooting; Will Republicans Falter on Election Day?; Frozen Airman Possibly Identified

November 07, 2005

• Pete Rose Jr. Facing Federal Drug-Trafficking Charges; French Government Struggles to Stop Rioting; The War on Meth
• Deadly Tornado Strikes Indiana; Maryland School in Lockdown as Police Search for Gunman; Escaped Death Row Inmate Captured; Supreme Court to Hear Guantanamo Case; Boats Ablaze in Long Island Marine
• Operation Steel Curtain; Senate Democrats Hold News Briefing on Capitol Hill
• French President Vows to Address Underlying Causes of Unrest; India and Pakistan Unite to Face Earthquake Tragedy
• Supreme Court to Rule on Constitutionality of Military Tribunals For Terror Suspects; Congressional Fight Over Iraqi Prewar Intelligence Heats Up; Escaped Texas Death Row Inmate Recaptured; Ancient Church Discovered

November 04, 2005

• Bush Greeted by Protests in Argentina; Death Row Inmate Walks Out of Texas Jail; Congressman Proposes Fence on Southern Border; Poor Immigrants Rioting Near Paris
• Texas Death Row Inmate Escapes from Jail; Eight Nights of Riots and Unrest in France; Red Cross Woes

November 03, 2005

• Scooter Libby Pleads Not Guilty; Bush Faces Protests at Americas Summit; Human Rights Group Names Off-shore CIA Detention Centers
• Libby Pleads Not Guilty to All Charges; Gang of 14 Meets on Supreme Court Nominee Alito; Bush to Face Chavez at Summit of Americas; Winter Looms in South Asia Earthquake Zone; Men Detained For Prayer

November 02, 2005

• Funeral of Rosa Parks
• Memorial Service Held for Rosa Parks; Suicide Bomber Targets Shoppers; Officials Fear Avian Flu May Mutate
• Funeral for Rosa Parks Under Way in Detroit; Roadside Bombs Insurgents' Weapon of Choice; Secret CIA Prisons Reported

November 01, 2005

• Bush Unveils Flu Plan; Kentucky National Guard Members Return Home; Pentagon Briefing
• Fighting the Flu; Fallen Comrade, Fallen Comrade

October 31, 2005

• Supreme Choice; Hurricane Wilma: The Aftermath
• At the U.N., a Strong Warning to Syria; Remembering Rosa Parks
• Controversy Begins on Capitol Hill Over Alito; David Addington to Serve as Vice President's Chief of Staff; Civil Rights Activist Shares Memories of Rosa Parks
• Judging the Judge; Civilian Deaths in Iraq; Voter Reaction; Rosa Parks Memorial; White House Briefing

October 27, 2005

• Who Will Become the Bush Administration's Next Nominee for Supreme Court?; Falcon Flap
• Harriet Miers Withdraws Name from Consideration; New Orleans Residents Tour Damaged Homes by Bus
• Miers Withdraws From Supreme Court Nomination; CIA Leak Investigation Continues; Interview with Senator Grassley; Oil-for-Food Scandal Probe Indicates Thousands of Businesses

October 26, 2005

• Grand Jury Discusses CIA Leak Investigation; Bush Speech Addresses Economic Issues
• CIA Leak Probe; After the Storm; Train Packed With Commuters Derails in Liverpool, England
• Bringing New Life to Civil Rights Cold Cases; Air Force Academy Coach Under Fire For Comments; CIA Leak Investigation Continues

October 25, 2005

• Growing Casualty Count in Iraq; Northeast Storm
• Nasty Nor'Easter; After the Storm; Death Toll of U.S. Soldiers in Iraq Hits Grim Milestone
• Syria, Hariri and the Securty Council; CIA Leak Investigation

October 24, 2005

• Paradise Lost; One Death Blamed on Wilma So Far
• Bush Names Bernake to Replace Greenspan in Federal Reserve
• FEMA Briefs Press on Wilma Damage
• Hurricane Wilma Back up to Category 3; Hotel Attack; Fed Nomination

October 21, 2005

• Bird Flu Update; U.N. Report Implicates Syrian Officials in Assassination Plot
• Bush Helps Dedicate New Exhibit at Reagan Library

October 20, 2005

• Sixteen-Year-Old Boy Arrested in Vitale Murder Case
• Tracking Hurricane Wilma; Police Arrest 16-Year-Old in Connection With Killing of Pamela Vitale
• Murder Mystery; Tom DeLay Turns Himself In; Hurricane Wilma Update
• General Russel Honore Discusses National Guard Training; FEMA Press Conference on Hurricane Wilma Preparations; Did US Troops Use Religion to Provoke the Taliban?

October 19, 2005

• Saddam Trial Begins; Miami SWAT Team Moves in on Site of Gunfire; Officials Discuss Hurricane Preparedness on Capitol Hill; Scientists Test Avian Flu Vaccine
• Judging Saddam Hussein; Talking Trash in New Orleans
• Wilma: Category 5; The Trial of Saddam Hussein; New Orleans on Road to Recovery; Interview with Former FBI Head Louis Freeh

October 18, 2005

• Bird Flu Sparking Jitters for European Union; Hussein Prepares for Trial
• Tunnel Threat; Dam in Danger; Answers and Questions
• Rebuilding New Orleans; EU Calls Bird Flu "Global Threat"

October 17, 2005

• What Role Will Women Play in the New Iraq?; Wife of Legal Analyst Found Dead
• Bush Calls on Justices to Speak for Miers; Votes Being Counted in Iraq Referendum; New Orleans Makes Slow Return to Normalcy; School Bus Crash Kills Five
• White House Shifts Gears on Troubled Miers Nomination; Controversy in Iraq Over U.S. Air Strikes; Wilma Watch

October 14, 2005

• Bird Flu Fears; Driven to Extremes
• Suspicious Package Found in California Train Station; Rove Appears Before Grand Jury; Security Tightens on Eve of Iraqi Vote
• New Jersey Expecting More Flooding; Karl Rove Testifies Before Grand Jury; Iraq Prepares for Important Referendum; Property Values Increasing in New Orleans
• Flooding in the Northeast; Fats Domino Back in New Orleans; Karl Rove's Troubles Continue; Suspicious Package in Norwalk, California; Robert Davis Beating Video

October 13, 2005

• Fighting City Hall; First Subpoenaed in Stock Sale Probe
• Pentagon Stands by Authenticity of Al Qaeda Letter; Iraqis to Vote on Constitution Saturday; New Orleans Hospital Investigated for Alleged Mercy Killings
• Iraq's Constitutional Referendum; Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist Subpoenaed; Russian City Attacked; Suicide of Syrian Minister Stirs Speculation

October 12, 2005

• Miers Battle; Risk of Bird Flu Pandemic High
• Police Claim Beating Justified; Rain Continues to Flood Northeast; Tales of Hope from Pakistan; Iraqi Lawmakers Reach Compromise on Constitution
• Road to Recovery; Earthquake Disaster; Driving Danger
• Iraqis to Vote Saturday on Constitution; Probe Continues into CIA Leak; New Orleans Cleans Up

October 11, 2005

• Source Admits to Lying about New York Threat; Record Flooding Hits New Hampshire; Survivors Pulled from Rubble in Islamabad; NASCAR Driver Provides Road Safety Tips
• International Aid Arrives in Pakistan; Is Disaster Relief Wreaking Havoc on the Economy?
• South Asia Quake; Flood Watch; Iraq Suicide Bombings

October 10, 2005

• Earthquake Intensifies Tense Border Situation; On the Fast Track
• Rescue Efforts Continue for Earthquake Ravaged Asia; U.S., India Among Those Aiding Pakistan's Earthquake Victims; Home Explodes in Birmingham, Daycare Evacuated; Violent Arrest Caught on Tape in New Orleans
• South Asian Quake; House Explodes; New Hampshire Floods
• Search & Rescue Teams Still Finding Survivors of Quake in South East Asia

October 07, 2005

• New Yorkers Take Warning in Stride; Iraq Raids Net al Qaeda Operatives, Intel; Questions Raised about New Orleans Police Chief's Past; Mold Closes University in New Orleans
• Karl Rove to Testify Again in CIA Leak Case; New Orleans Declared Dry; Jazz Musician Looks For Father After Katrina

October 06, 2005

• Baghdad Violence Continues as Referendum Nears; Bush Gives Address About War on Terror; Former Marine Investigated for Espionage; Vaccine May Prevent Cervical Cancer; Firefighters Battle Southern California Wildfires
• Speech on Terror; Violence Escalates in Iraq; White House Spy?
• Two New Orleans Hospitals Appear Unsalvageable; Emmett Till Documentary Released

October 05, 2005

• Bird Flu Concerns Raise Questions; Small Mississippi Town Works to Rebuild; Search and Rescue Team Sidelined Over Gun Rule; Supreme Court Considers Assisted Suicide Case
• Spirit of Jazz Returning to New Orleans; Interview with Russel Honore; Fears of Avian Flu Close to Home
• Afghanistan: The Forgotten War?; A Woman's Experience in Iraq

October 04, 2005

• Clinton Visits Hurricane Evacuees; Bush Gives Rose Garden Speech; Hurricane Zone Deals with Mountains of Trash; Friend of Harriet Miers Shares Insights; U.S., Iraq Launch Offensive at Syrian Border
• Bush's Unspoken Message About Miers; Tom DeLay Indicted Again; Saving New Orleans' Historic Neighborhoods

October 03, 2005

• Bush Chooses White House Counsel as Supreme Court Nominee; Tourist Boat Capsized, 20 Killed; New Orleans Hopes to Revive Mardi Gras; Hospital Staff Weather Hurricane
• Epic Task of Rebuilding New Orleans; New York Authorities Hold Press Conference on Tour Boat Tragedy
• New Supreme Court Nominee; Huge day for John Roberts; Operation Iron Fist

September 30, 2005

• Reporter Released After 85 Days; Over 100 Dead in Two Days of Baghdad Bombings; Bennett Stands By Controversial Remarks
• Internet SOS; Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath; FEMA Housing Blues
• Iraqi Forces Praised by Pentagon; Wild Fires Ravage Southern California; New Orleans Residents Return

September 29, 2005

• Wildfires Rage in California; Roberts Confirmed by Wide Margin; Car Bombs North of Baghdad Kill 40; New Orleans Residents Returning by ZIP Codes
• Thousands of Acres Burning in Southern California; Bombs in Balad; The New Supreme Court
• Watching Out For Storm Scams; Raging Fire Threatens L.A. Area Homes

September 28, 2005

• Tom DeLay Indicted on Conspiracy to Violate Campaign Finance Laws; Insider Provides Insight into Eddie Compass Resignation
• Tom DeLay Steps Aside After Indictment
• Tom DeLay Indicted for Criminal Conspiracy; Thousands Line up for aid in Houston

September 27, 2005

• Katrina Job Fair; Red Cross Red Tape; Should FEMA Reimburse Faith-Based Groups?
• Richard Myers Gives Final Press Briefing; Michael Brown Answers Questions on Capitol Hill
• Hurricane Survivors Returning Home to Destruction; Michael Brown Grilled on Capitol Hill; Job Fair in Georgia Geared Towards Evacuees
• What Went Wrong?; Hometown Search; Coming Home

September 26, 2005

• Wrath of Rita Unleashed on Erath, Louisiana; Realities of Evacuation Planning
• Mayor Renews Efforts to Repopulate New Orleans; Residents Return to Texas Cities; Gas Prices Not Seeing Jump Due to Rita; Georgia Schools Closed Due to Fuel Prices; Insurgents Strike School in Iraq; IRA Announces Disarmament
• Vermilion Parish in Louisiana one of Hardest hit Areas by Hurricane Rita; Some Business Owners and Residents Being Allowed to Return to New Orleans; Iraq Violence

September 23, 2005

• New Orleans Floods Again; Bus Evacuating Seniors Explodes; Thousands Stuck in Traffic Jams Trying to Evacuate; Could Rita Push U.S. into Recession?
• FEMA Briefs Press on Rita Preparations; A Visit from Stevie Wonder

September 22, 2005

• Evacuations Taking Place All Across Louisiana and Texas
• Galveston 'Ghost Town' Before Rita; Louisiana, Houston Mayor Call for Citizens to Prepare for Storm; Lake Charles Mayor Discusses Preparations; Houston Flights Delayed by Workers Missing Work
• Preparing for Hurricane Rita; FEMA Briefs Press
• Galveston Officials Hunker Down as Residents Leave; Fleeing Rita's Danger Only to Sit for Hours On Gridlocked Interstates; Rita Drops Back to Cat 4, Update from Hurricane Center; Chaos at Crowded Airport as Residents

September 21, 2005

• Hurricane Rita a Category Four and Getting Stronger; Interview with General Russel Honore
• Galveston Evacuating Ahead of Rita; New Orleans Busses Evacuees Out of City; History Shows Category 4 Storms Devastating; Houston Calls for Voluntary Evacuations
• Military Prepares for Rita; Key West Spared Brunt of Damage; Storm Could Cause Spike in Oil Prices
• Evacuations Underway in Texas; How Will America Pay for Rebuilding?

September 20, 2005

• Hurricane Rita Slams Florida Keys; Pentagon Briefing; President George W. Bush Speaks in Gulfport, Mississippi
• Hurricane Rita Lashes Florida; Bush's Poll Numbers Drop in Katrina's Wake; Cuba Prepares for Storm

September 19, 2005

• Second Oldest Community in New Orleans Reopens; Paying for Recovery Costs From Hurricane Katrina
• One New Orleans Neighborhood Returning; Florida Keys Evacuate Ahead of Storm; Corps of Engineers Works to Prepare for Another Hurricane; Still 2,000 Children Missing from Katrina
• Louisiana National Guard Brings Troops Home for Katrina Recovery Efforts; Ex-Tyco Executives Sentenced
• Pentagon Preps for Rita; Florida Keys Preparing Also; Parts of New Orleans Opened to Returnees

September 16, 2005

• Bush Speaks at National Prayer Service; Congressional Leaders Visit Hurricane Zone; New Orleans Working to Reopen Sections; Mississippi Town Still Awaits Help; FEMA: What Is Its Job?
• Rebuilding New Orleans Discussed; Harold Ford Interview; Ophelia Heads to Sea; IRS to Give Victims a Break

September 15, 2005

• Hurricane Ophelia Continues to Pound Mid-Atlantic Coast; President Bush Will Address Nation Tonight in Primetime; Parts of New Orleans to Open Soon; Iraq's President Asks U.N. for Help
• Rebuilding New Orleans; Hurricane Ophelia Continues to Pound Mid-Atlantic Coast; President Bush Will Address Nation Tonight in Primetime; Parts of New Orleans to Open Soon

September 14, 2005

• Navy Hunting for Debris in Waters off Louisiana; Some Insurance Claims Being Denied in Wake of Katrina
• Ophelia Strikes Outer Banks; Pumps Continue to Dry Out New Orleans; Bombings Kill Nearly 150 in Baghdad; Bush Asks U.N. for Unity on Poverty, Terrorism

September 13, 2005

• Coroners Investigating Hospital, Nursing Home Deaths; Hurricane Katrina Hurting Bush's Polls; Roberts Braces for Another Round of Questions

September 09, 2005

• Chertoff Briefing on FEMA Relief Effort
• Bush Honors 9/11 First Responders; Coast Guard Leader to Take Over Hurricane Relief Efforts
• Response Efforts Shaping Up; Thad Allen to Head Relief on the Ground

September 08, 2005

• Look at What Hurricane Katrina did to Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana; People Still Searching for Family Members
• Police from Across Country Aid New Orleans; Biloxi Casinos Vow to Rebuild; Crowds Form to Get Red Cross Debit Cards; Survivors Search for Family Members
• Disaster Relief Continues Along the Gulf Coast; Nancy Pelosi Internview

September 07, 2005

• Chief Justice Rehnquist's Casket to be Moved to Washington's St. Matthew's Cathedral
• National Guard Provides Presence in French Quarter; Man Searches for Missing Daughters; New Orleans Police Returning to City
• Hurricane Evacuees & USPS; Incoming Foreign Aid; Emptying New Orleans
• EPA: Contaminated Floodwater Dangerous; Search for Missing Persons Continues in Gulf Coast

September 06, 2005

• Helicopters Haul Water to Fires in New Orleans
• Hurricane Relief Multi-Tiered, Involving Personal, Public Needs; New Orleans Tourist District Spared; U.S. Surgeon General: New Orleans Unsafe for Now

September 05, 2005

• Some Still Refuse to Leave New Orleans. President at Odds with Louisiana Governor. National Guard Member Shares View of Rescue Operations. Survivors Search for Family Members. Former New Orleans SWAT Member Makes Way Back to City.
• Rescuers Encounter Victims who Want to Stay in New Orleans. President and Laura Bush Visit Emergency Operations Center in Baton Rouge

September 02, 2005

• After Tour of Biloxi, President Bush Comments on Storm Damage
• Office Building Burns in Downtown New Orleans; Hospital Finally Being Evacuated; Bush Surveys Hurricane Damage
• Troops Enter New Orleans Bringing Relief; Laura Bush Speaks in Louisiana

September 01, 2005

• Rescue Operations Suspended Due to Security Issues; Stranded Hurricane Victims Dying in New Orleans; Officials Face Chaos, Lack of Communication
• Refugees Desperate at New Orleans Convention Center; More Dead Discovered in Debris in Biloxi; Refugees Endure Long Bus Trip to Astrodome

August 31, 2005

• Evacuation from New Orleans Ordered; Police Surround Bankcorp Building in Gulfport; New Orleans Officials Work to Plug Levee Breaches; New Orleans Refugees to Be Moved to Texas; Federal Officials Hold News Conference on Katrina Response

August 30, 2005

• Relief Efforts Underway to Aid Hurricane Survivors
• Gulf Coast Assesses Damage from Katrina
• After the Hurricane: Wreckage and Rescues

August 29, 2005

• Katrina Rips Across Gulf Coast
• Feeling the Fury of Katrina

August 26, 2005

• Fire Tears Through Paris Apartments; September 11 Intelligence Questions Linger; Armstrong on the Defense
• Million Customers Without Power after Hurricane; Ellsworth Base Saved From Chopping Block; Iraqis Work on Constitution, Activists for Women Concerned
• Iraq National Assembly Cannot Agree; Hurricane Katrina Batters South Florida; Boxing Big in Colombia; BRAC Closes Bases; Pregnant Girls in Ohio

August 25, 2005

• Tropical Storm Nears Florida; Walter Reed Medical Center to Close; Sectarian Violence Erupts in Iraq
• Katrina Cuts In; Iraq Constitution
• Will Katrina Become a Hurricane?; Lance Armstrong Fights Back

August 24, 2005

• Bush Rallies National Guard, Air Force Members
• Fight for Iraq; Base Closings; Mass Transit Security
• Bush Meets Military Families; Iraq Situation Examined; Internees Graduate

August 23, 2005

• Pentagon Briefing
• Disengaged; London Shooting; Assassination Call
• Christian Broadcaster Calls for Presidential Assassination; Chavez Supporters Express Outrage over Robertson Comments; Extraordinary Cars Turn Heads at World Expo; Banning Panhandlers

August 22, 2005

• Iraqi Constitution Writers Expected to Deliver Draft; Pullout of Final Jewish Settlement in Gaza Peaceful; Rudolph Sentencing
• Questions Remain Over NFL Player's Death Minutes After Preseason Game; Eric Clapton Interview; Rocky Anderson Interview
• Iraqi's Struggle with Federalism, Inclusion of Sunnis; Last of Gaza Settlements Evacuated Today; President Bush Addresses VFW Convention; Victims of Bomber Eric Rudolph Find Some Closure in Sentencing Hearing

August 19, 2005

• Baghdad Beat; Inside the High Altitude Chamber
• Stories Surface of Hare Krishna Abuse; Could Sheehan Catalyze Greater Protest Movement?

August 18, 2005

• Tensions Erupt at Gaza Synagogues Over Withdrawal; Bank Robbery Investigation Yields Possible Terror Case; Troops in Iraq Try to Root Out Bombs; Pope Benedict XVI Returns to Germany for World Youth Day

August 17, 2005

• Graphic Details in BTK Sentencing Testimony; Cindy Sheehan's Protest to Move Closer to Bush Ranch
• Time's Up in Gaza; Hooked on Onyx
• Israeli Pullout; Three Bombs Explode in Baghdad, Killing 43
• New Spy Strategies to Prevent Terror?; Drought Devastates Midwest

August 16, 2005

• Potentially Dangerous Problem With Some Ford Vehicles; Tug of War Among Iraqis in Constitution Issues
• Locals Concerns About Crawford Protests; Venezuelan Plane Crash Kills 160; Investigators Look Into Greek Airplane Crash
• Moving Out; Iraq: The Next Chapter; Colombian Plane Crashes in Venezuela
• Bomb Patrol in Iraq; Questions on the War on Cancer

August 15, 2005

• Israelis Pulling out of Gaza Strip; Iraq Nears Deadline for Constitution; Dragon Platoon Searches for IEDs; Thousands of John Roberts Documents Released
• 'Taming the Beast'
• The Untold Story of Emmett Till; Remnants of Apartheid Linger in South Africa
• Inside the War on Cancer

August 12, 2005

• The 2008 Presidential Race; Edgar Ray Killen Granted Bail
• Tapes of 9/11 Emergency Responders Released; Escaped Convict, Wife Challenge Extradition; Transit Threat Level to Decrease
• A Look Back at Iran; Large Tree Limb Falls at PGA Championship
• Israelio Withdrawal; Terrorism Alert Levevl Lowered; New 9/11 Tapes; British Airways Strike

August 11, 2005

• Police News Briefing on Capture of Tennessee Prison Escapee, Wife; President Bush Discusses U.S. Foreign Policy
• Taxi Driver Key to Fugitives' Arrest; School Shooter Released; Heathrow Airport Stymied by Strike; Police Track Florida Rape Suspect
• Manhunt Ends; Settler Holdouts; Fuel Truck Threats
• Pool of Siloam Uncovered; What Role Will Women's Rights Play in New Iraqi Constitution?

August 10, 2005

• Tennessee Police Search for Escaped Convict; Bush Signs Highway Bill; Diplomats Differ Over How to Deal with Iran's Nuke Threats; Convicted Murderer Buried in Arlington; "Smart Bomb" Targets Cancer Cells
• Iran Removes U.N. Seals At Nuclear Facility; Choking Game Claims Young Casualties; Royal Navy Rescue Team Freed Disabled Russian Sub
• Tennessee Dragnet; The Iran Connection; News Conference on Tennessee Courthouse Shooting
• Cops Hunt Courthouse Fugitives; Troops Trained Overseas in Terrorism Tactics

August 09, 2005

• Courthouse Shooting Leaves Officer Dead; Discovery Lands Safely; Widow of Christopher Reeve Diagnosed with Lung Cancer
• Rumsfeld Confirms Iran Weapons Entering Iraq; "American Voices"
• Courthouse Shooting; Discovery Home Safe; Dana Reeve's Cancer

August 08, 2005

• Shuttle Discovery Scheduled to Land Tuesday; London Terror; Borrowed Time
• Iraq Constitution Delayed; Remembering Peter Jennings
• Peter Jennings Dies of Lung Cancer; Shuttle Landing Delayed; Bombing Suspects Remanded into Custody; New Treatments Aid Battle Against Cancer

August 05, 2005

• Cleveland Mourns Marines; Insurgents Using Bigger Bombs; Embedded Journalist Shares Experience; Rescue Mission Launched for Russian Submarine
• U.S. Navy to Rescue Russian Submarine Crew; Operation Quick Strike Focuses on Al Anbar Province; Flight Grounded in Houston After Bomb Scare
• Plane Grounded for Bomb Threat; U.S. to Aid Russian Submarine Rescue Attempt; New CNN Show to Offer Insights on News Gathering; Pilot Who Dropped Atomic Bomb Recalls Mission

August 04, 2005

• Al Qaeda Number-Two Releases Message; NYPD Reveals Details of London Bombs
• Miami Police Bust Alleged Drug Ring; No Fourth Space Walk; Civil Rights Debate Over Random Searches in New York Subways
• Terms of Endangerment; Ohio Mourns
• Terms of Endangerment; Ohio Mourns
• Voting Rights Discussion
• Al Qaeda Number Two Releases Message; Father of Killed Marine Shares Story; NASA Decides Fourth Space Walk Not Needed; Police Break up Drug Ring of Miami School Employees

August 03, 2005

• Home of the Brave; London Terror
• Space Shuttle Repair Successful; Investigation Launched in Air France Crash; Flight Attendant Shares Safety Tips for Evacuation
• U.S. Marines Killed; Shuttlenaut Plucks Pesky Gap-Fillers From Discovery; Air France Flight Crashed During Heavy Storm
• Brain-Dead Virginia Woman Gives Birth, Dies
• Investigators Examine Air France Crash; Shuttle Repair Successful; Crash Survivor Shares Story; South Korean Scientists Clone Dog

August 02, 2005

• Steroids Vs. Supplements; Starving in Plain Sight
• NASA Prepares for In Flight Repair; London Bus Fire Not Terrorism Related; U.S. Presses Pakistan to Take Action against Terrorists; Bush Signs CAFTA
• Risky Repair; Safe at Home; National I.D. Card?
• Texas Bible Class: Teaching Facts or Pushing Faith?; "American Voices"
• Astronauts to Repair Shuttle Tomorrow; Bush Signs CAFTA; Aid Distribution Uneven in Niger; Hurricane Season Estimates Upped

August 01, 2005

• London Terror Suspect Talking With Interrogators About Tactics; What Are Keys to Success to Living Longer?
• Shuttle Crew May Need to Repair Discovery; Bolton Takes Back Way to U.N.; Bombing Suspect Confessions to Involvement; Rafael Palmiero Suspended for Steroids
• Bush Installs U.N. Ambassador via Recess Appointment; NASA Mulls Repairs to Discovery's Belly; London Terror
• Security Changes Affect Daily Life; Debates Over Racial Profiling; Vice of President of Sudan Dies
• Bolton Takes Short Cut to U.N. Position; Astronauts May Need to Repair Shuttle; Nigerians Pray for Hunger Relief; Rafael Palmiero Suspended for Steroids

July 29, 2005

• London Terror; The Invisible Wound
• Four Bombing Suspects in Custody; Terrorists Using Internet to Communicate; NASA: No Major Damage to Shuttle; Frist Splits with President, Supports Stem Cell Research
• Frist Breaks from Bush on Stem Cell Research; Terror Suspects in Custody in London and Rome; Energy Bill Extends Daylight Savings Time
• British Authorities Make Arrests; Dujail Seeks Justice; Stem Cell Split
• Police Arrest London Bombing Attempt Suspects; NASA: Shuttle Damage Minor; Frist Parts Ways with Bush on Stem Cell Research; Congress Considers Law Targeting Meth Makers; Ump Demands English Only on Little League Field

July 28, 2005

• Bombing Suspect Could Have Been Arrested Earlier, U.S. Says; Nine More Arrested in Botched Bombings; NASA Suspends Future Shuttle Launches; IRA Announces End to Armed Struggle; American Muslims Condemn Terrorism
• U.K. Manhunt, Zambian Officials Arrest British Citizen; Baghdad Family Life
• Suspected Mastermind of London Attacks Captured; Nine Arrested in Morning Raid; IRA Asks Members to Cease Violence; Chemical Plant Burns in Texas; NASA Shelving Shuttle Program
• Miranda Flap; Pregnant Philadelphia Woman Still Missing; Entertainment Rundown

July 27, 2005

• Back in Space; Troop Pullout?
• London Bombing Suspect Arrested; Bomb in Park Raises Questions about Fifth Bomber; Commander Hints at U.S. Withdrawal Starting in Spring; Aruban Police Drain Pond in Search for Teenager
• Predawn Raids Net Four Arrests in London Attacks; Police Draining Flood Pond in Holloway Search; Clement Clocked; Danger Lurking in Florida Zipcode
• Pond Drained for Clues to Teenager's Disappearance; Suspected Bomber in London Attacks Arrested; U.S. Troops May Withdraw in Spring; Congress Wades Through Documents on Roberts; Scouts Rescue Fellow Scout from Bear

July 26, 2005

• Out of This World; Iraqi Military Training; Unusual Proposal
• Egypt Attack; Lessons Learned From London
• Space Shuttle Discovery Launch; Frozen Sperm Dispute; London Authorities Keep Searching; Does the Birht Control Patch Affect Hearts?
• Discovery Launches Successfully; Heat Scorches East; London Investigation Continues; Police and Tasers; Georgia Lynching Case

July 25, 2005

• Inside North Korea
• Shootout as Authorities Attempt Arrests in Weekend Bombing; Five Arrested in Second London Bombings; Former NASA Administrator Discusses Columbia Disaster
• London Terror Update; Heat is On; Video Games Trial
• Reporter's Notebook: Hoopla Over Roberts; Red Cross Offers Tips for Dealing with Heat; More Details Revealed in London Bombing Investigations; Man Who Lost Wedding Ring Discovers it While Clamming
• British Police Continue Investigation; Famine in Niger; Lance Armstrong's Streak; Security and Intelligence

July 22, 2005

• Patriot Act Debates; Bombing Investigation Extends Far Beyond London
• Police Seek Help in Locating Four Bombing Suspects; Pentagon Analyzes Info on Bombings; Security Increased on D.C. Metro
• London Bombing Survivor Sisters Speak Out; The Motivations of Homegrown Terrorists; Lance Armstrong's Journey
• Arrest Made in London Attacks; Boston Beefs Up Security; Pentagon Analyzes Bombing Info; Sound of Massive Earthquake Recorded; Bombing Follows Unexpected Rice Visit to Lebanon
• London Attacks; Maryam McLeod about Her Son; Arizona Wildfires; Samantha Runnion; New York Subway System

July 21, 2005

• In London Four Attempts at Serious Blasts
• Looking into London Terror; Rice Entourage Manhandled in Sudan
• London Terror; Saddam Hussein Appears in Court
• Police Look for Clues to Second Wave of Attacks

July 20, 2005

• Roberts Meets with Congressional Leaders; Upcoming Supreme Court Docket Addresses Some Key Issues; 9/11 Hijacker's Father Supports London Bombings
• Judge Roberts Faces Scrutiny in Confirmation Process; Australian Gets Second Chance in Drug Trial; Rebuilding in Fallujah
• Supreme Nominee Courts Senators; Emily Slams Ashore; London Terror Investigation
• Roberts Worked for Business Clients as Litigator; Hurricane Emily Strikes Texas, Mexico; CIA Operative Talks About Life After Cover Blown

July 19, 2005

• Bush to Announce Supreme Court Nominee Tonight; Johnnie Cochran's Doctor Suggests Cell Phone Caused Tumor
• Bush to Announce Supreme Court Nominee Tonight; Hurricane Emily to Make Landfall Tonight; Iraqi Insurgents Continue Deadly Attacks; Hewlett Packard Announces Layoffs
• Bush to Announce Supreme Court Nominee Tonight; Conservatives Hope to Avoid Another Souter; British Muslims Cope with Fear Brought by Bombings

July 18, 2005

• Iraq's Special Tribunal Files First Formal Charges Against Saddam Hussein; Courage Under Fire
• London Bombers Traveled to Pakistan in Past Year; White House Fields CIA Leak Questions; No Remorse from Clinic Bomber at Sentencing; Doctors Debate Safety of Ritalin
• CIA Leak Investigation; Hurricane Emily; Suicide Terror
• Rumsfeld Vows Speedy Action on Guantanamo Trials; Interview with Actor Bob Newhart
• Tourists Hunker Down to Ride out Hurricane; Bush Raises Bar on CIA Leak Controversy; Doctors Debate Safety of Ritalin; Entertainment Highlights: Charlie and the Chocolate Factor, Harry Potter, Gretchen Wilson, Sandra Bullock; Landscapers Donate Time to Beautiful National Cemetery

July 15, 2005

• Rehnquist Staying; Hard Lessons
• Fifth Suspect in Bombings Arrested; Rove Says Novak Gave Him CIA Agent's Name; Schwarzenegger Under Fire for Magazine Association; Plane Crash Survivor's Life Changed for Good
• Egyptians Hold Biochemist in London Terror Probe; Officers Teach Passengers how to Spot Terrorists; Supreme Court Watch
• Fifth Suspect in Bombings Arrested; Rove Says Novak Gave Him CIA Agent's Name; Schwarzenegger Under Fire for Magazine Association
• Britain's Muslim Community Reacts to Terror Investigations; Relaese of the New Harry Potter Book
• Egyptian Man Arrested in Connection with London Bombings; London Reflects Diverse Backgrounds; NASA Still Working to Repair Shuttle; Baghdad's Mayor Continues Despite Adversity; Blind Readers Have Shorter Wait for Braille "Potter"

July 14, 2005

• Police Identify Some of London Bombing Suspects; Two Zarqawi Aides Arrested; Chief Justice Released from Hospital; Clinton Sounds off on Tsunami Relief Efforts, Hot Button Issues
• Rehnquist Released; One Week Later; Coalition Forces Arrest Two Alleged al Qaeda Leaders
• London's Muslims React to Bombings; NASA Briefs Press on Scrubbed Launch
• Community Shocked by London Terror Suspects; Chief Justice Released from Hospital; Investigation Reveals Police Bullet Killed Baby; Ambassador Wilson Speaks Out on Rove Controversy

July 13, 2005

• NASA Prepares for Shuttle Launch; 'Time' Magazine Reporter Testifies to Grand Jury; Police Learn More About Suspected Bombers; LAPD Under Fire for Killing of Baby Girl

July 12, 2005

• Dennis' Aftermath in Pensacola; Life After Columbia Disaster
• Arrest Made in London Bombings Investigation; White House Under Fire Over Rove Leak Allegations; Death of Baby Girl in Police Standoff Under Investigation
• British Bombings Investigation; Security Watch; Woes of Rove
• Questions About Karl Rove Persist; Burn Mask Victim Identified in London
• White House Mum on Rove Allegations; Police Arrest Man in Connection with London Bombings; NASA Prepared for Tomorrow's Shuttle Launch; Mother Demands Answers on Child Shot in Standoff; White House Press Secretary Grilled Over Rove

July 11, 2005

• Dennis Causes Billions in Damage; White House Fields Questions about Purported Rove CIA Leak; Sumpreme Court Speculations
• Dealing With Dennis; The War on Terror; Mission: Afghanistan
• Dennis Deluge; Rescue Revelations; More London Bombing Victims Identified
• Dennis Deluge; Rescue Revelations; More London Bombing Victims Identified
• Londoners Go Back to Normal Lives in Wake of Bombing; White House Deputy Chief of Staff Suspected of Leaking CIA Operative's Name; Dennis Hits Southeastern U.S. with Massive Damage; Daughter Remembers Missing Dad, Victim of Srebrenica Massacre; NASA Prepares for Space Shuttle Launch

July 06, 2005

• Urgent Response; Aruba Search
• Alabama Spared by Tropical Storm Cindy; Judge to Determine Fate of Reporters; London Wins 2012 Summer Olympics; Court Documents Reveal Details of Groene Kidnapping, Murders
• D.C. Confidential; Cindy Ashore; Protests and Politics
• Navy SEALs in Afghanistan; Dance Fever
• Names Released of SEALs Killed in Afghanistan; Losers of 2012 Summer Olympics Express Disappointment; "Times" Reporter Sent to Jail for Not Revealing Source

July 05, 2005

• Missing Teen's Mother Makes International Plea for Help; Search Continues for Missing Special Forces in Afghanistan; Bush to Meet with Danish Leaders
• Idaho Investigation Press Conference; Interview With Convicted Sex Offender Jake Goldenflame
• DiRita Hosts Pentagon Briefing; Debate Buzzes Over O'Connor Replacement
• Natalee Holloway's Mother Appeals for International Help; Abducted Girl, Captor Shown on Surveillance Tape Hours Before Capture; Countries Vie to Host Summer 2012 Olympics; Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet

July 04, 2005

• Suspects in Natalee Holloway Case Appear in Court; Kidnapped Girl Gives Info Police Hope Will Locate Missing Brother; Civilians Among Those Killed in U.S. Air Strike; Soldiers Celebrate the Fourth
• Abducted Children Press Conference; Natalee Holloway Case; Shark Fears
• Deep Impact Success; Baghdad Hero Returns Home

July 01, 2005

• Justice Sandra Day O'Connor To Retire; FDA Wants Clearer ADHD Labels
• O'Connor to Retire from Supreme Court
• Sandra Day O'Connor Resigns; Shark Attacks Tourist Off Boca Grande, Florida; Missing in Afghanistan; Human Remains Found in Mexico
• Sandra Day O'Connor Submits Resignation; Controversy Surrounding Iran Leader; Preparing for Live-8
• Sandra Day O'Connor Announces Retirement; Holidays Proceed Despite Rising Gas Prices

June 30, 2005

• Pandemic Planning; Searching for Natalee Holloway
• Former Hostages Say New Iranian President Was Their Captor; Murder Suspect's Confession May Not Be Heard by Jury
• Flight Ready?; Iran: Then and Now; Pentagon Briefing
• Ferry Crashes Into Marina In West Vancouver; Ex-Hostages Identify Iran's Leader as a Captor; Searching For Holloway
• Former Hostages Say Iranian President Held Them Captive; U.S. Confirms 16 Dead in Chopper Crash; Vietnam Vet Discusses Dangers of Flying Helos; Ferry Crashes into Marine in Vancouver

June 29, 2005

• Taliban Takes Credit for Helicopter Crash; Brain Injuries Common Among Iraq War Vets
• Got Trouble?; Missing in Aruba
• Justice Department Briefing on Intel Reforms; Passport Fraud; Chinook Down
• Canada To Ban Bulk Exports of Drugs to U.S.; Wimbledon Heats Up
• U.S. Concedes Enemy Fire May Have Downed Chopper; Terror Suspect's Wife Calls Charges Ridiculous

June 28, 2005

• Firefighters Attacking Blaze at Biblical Arts Center in Dallas, Texas; Iraq: A Year Later
• Congress Calls on Bush for Exit Strategy; Boy Recovering after Shark Attack; Surfer Shares Story of Attempted Rescue of Shark Attack Victim
• U.S. Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; Bush Support; Iraq Progress Report
• Pope John Paul II on Fast Track to Sainthood; Anniversary of Battle of Trafalgar
• Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; Bush to Give Address on Iraq War; Gulf Coast Sheriff Calls for Caution Around Sharks

June 27, 2005

• Pentagon Briefing
• BTK Confession; Lack of Evidence Frees Two Suspects in Natalee Holloway's Disappearance
• Second Shark Attack in Florida After Weekend Death; BTK Killer Tells All
• Pat Foote Interview; BTK Killer Gives Details; Aruban Judge Released; Another Florida Shark Attack

June 24, 2005

• Three New Jersey Boys Missing Since Wednesday Night; Billy Graham's History with U.S. Presidents
• Iraq Insurgents Strike Again; New Searches in Aruba; PBS Funded
• Attack on Convoy; Women in Combat; Standing Firm
• Texas Search Team Joins Hunt for Holloway; A Look Inside Guantanamo Bay
• Bush Meets Iraqi Prime Minister; Iraq Insurgents Continue Operations; Interview with Navy Nurse; Update on Aruba Search

June 23, 2005

• Future of Iraq; Discussion With Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood; Honor Killings in Germany
• 5-4 Supreme Court Decision Asserts Preeminence of Eminent Domain; Senate Sparks Over War in Iraq
• Judge Arrested in Aruba Case
• Iraq War: What Next?; Eminent Domain; Mississippi Murder Trial; Aruba Disappearance Update

June 22, 2005

• Parents of Rescued Scout Share Stories; Natalee Holloway's Mother Gets Involved in Search; Marines Fight to Disrupt, Control Insurgents
• Korans in Court; Dirty Ice
• Finally Home; Aruba Missing Teen; Bombings in Baghdad
• Seismic Activity on the New Madrid Fault; Mexican Troops Take Over Border City; Wimbledon Heats Up
• Family Speaks Out about Cub Scout's Rescue; Natalee Holloway's Mother Meets with Suspect's Father; U.S. Troops Fight on Afghan Border; Schwarzenegger Faces Poor Polls

June 21, 2005

• Killen Found Guilty on Three Counts of Manslaughter; Wireless Insecurity; Taking Back Ground Zero
• Killen Convicted of Manslaughter in Civil Rights Murders; New Details Emerge in Aruba Disappearance; John Bolton Confirmation Stymied
• Killen Convicted of Manslaughter in Civil Rights Murders; New Details Emerge in Aruba Disappearance; John Bolton Confirmation Stymied

June 20, 2005

• Base Jumper Falls 700 Feet When Chute Fails; Soldiers Continue to See Action of Afghanistan Border; Does CIA Know Where Osama Is?
• Justice Delayed?; Missing Scout; Compromised Data
• Shanty Town Purge; Tax Battle; Entertainment News; Kiwi's Victory; Money Talks

June 17, 2005

• On Shaky Ground; Iran's Youth Vote
• Another Man Arrested in Natalee Holloway Disappearance; U.S., Iraqis Fight Insurgents in Karabila; Suspected Child Molester Kept Detailed Notebooks
• Missing in Aruba; Al Qaeda Video; Iraq Death Probe
• Tyco Verdict: Guilty; Polls Open in Iran
• Tyco Execs Found Guilty; Another Suspect Arrested in Natalee Holloway Case; Some Ford Vehicles Catch Fire When Turned Off; Tom Cruise Proposes to Katie Holmes

June 16, 2005

• Brothers in Arms; Voice From the Past
• Police Search Home of Suspect in Aruba Disappearance; Gunmen Kill Child in Cambodian School; Civil Rights Murder Trial Postponed for Health Reasons
• Insurgent Leader Capture in Mosul; Credit Protection; Medicare Details
• Cambodian Hostage Crisis; Brothers in Arms; Stock Report
• Defendant in "Mississippi Burning" Case Hospitalized; Tabloid Reporter Exploits Breach in Royal Security; Four Brothers Serving in Iraq

June 15, 2005

• Patriot Act's Fate
• Autopsy Reveals Terri Schiavo's Brain Hopelessly Atrophied; Congress Debates Fate of Gitmo; Iraqi Forces Free Australian Hostage
• Schiavo Autopsy; Hostage Found; Missing in Aruba
• Autopsy Reveals Terri Schiavo Beyond Help; Suspects in Aruba Disappearance Appear in Court; California Town Evacuates for Tsunami

June 14, 2005

• Boy Dies on Disney World Ride; Jackson Jury Explains Reasons Behind Verdict; Pentagon Briefing; Helicopter Crash Lands in East River; Korean War Deserter to Return Home
• Search for Natalee Holloway Continues
• Seven Survive NYC Helicopter Crash; Police Renew Search for Natalee Holloway

June 13, 2005

• Interrogators in Training; Story of a Lifetime
• Video Released of Saddam Being Questioned; Pentagon Defends Gitmo Interrogation Techniques; Michael Jackson Jury Asks for More Read Backs
• Hussein Questioned; Gitmo Treatment; Jackson Deliberations
• Doubts Rising on Guantanamo Bay Camp; Astronomists Find Rocky New Planet
• Lawyer Files Complaint about Secrecy in Michael Jackson Trial; Cheney Defends Gitmo Policies; Hospitals Endanger Patients with Medical Mistake; Jury Selection Begins in "Mississippi Burning" Case

June 10, 2005

• Nuclear Talks; Guarding the River
• Tropical Storm Arlene; Michael Jackson Trial
• Two Officer Deaths in Tikrit Investigated; New Justice Department Report Criticizes FBI's Pre-9/11 Counter-Terrorism Efforts; Tropical Storm Arlene Heads for Coast; More Details Revealed of Suspects in Aruba Disappearance; Jurors Deliberate Tyco Trial
• Teen Pushes for Change in Youth Sex Offender Laws; New Africa Channel to Launch
• Tropical Storm Arlene Headed for Coast; Deaths of Two Officers in Tikrit Under Investigation; FBI Criticized for Pre-9/11 Failings

June 09, 2005

• FBI Revises Charges of Terror Suspects; Bush Urges Renewal of Patriot Act; Three More Suspects Arrested in Aruba Disappearance; Aid Workers Strive to Ease Darfur Crisis
• FBI Revises Charges of Terror Suspects; Bush Urges Renewal of Patriot Act; Three More Suspects Arrested in Aruba Disappearance
• Army Defends Actions Surrounding Tillman's Death; Bush Pushes for Renewal of Patriot Act
• Missing in Aruba; Terror Probe; Firefighter to Lose job Over Marriage?
• Pirates Off Yemeni Coast; Shark Attack; West Nile Virus
• Muslims Concerned in Wake of Terror Suspect Arrests; Five Suspects Now Held in Aruba Disappearance; Iraqi Family Shares Story of Tragedy, Hope; Pistons to Face Off with Spurs in NBA Finals

June 08, 2005

• Americans Arrested for al Qaeda Connections; Suspects in Aruba Disappearance to be Held Longer; Fans Gather to Wait for Jackson Verdict
• Terror Arrests; Jackson Clan; U.S., Iraqi Forces Search for Insurgents
• High-Ranking Officer Dies in Iraq; Guantanamo Bay Controversy
• U.S. Helping Iraqis to Rebuild Sadr City; Suspects in Teen Disappearance to be Held Longer; International Prosecutor to Investigate Sudan War Crimes; Fugitive Task Force Makes Dent in Camden Crime

June 07, 2005

• U.S., Iraqi Forces Crackdown on Tal Afar; Possible Clues Found to Aruba Disappearance; Michael Jackson Deliberations Enter Second Day
• 'Security Watch'; The Doe Network
• Major Cuts at General Motors; Verdict Watch; CIA Chief Sidelined? Iraqi City Unsafe
• Avoiding Identity Theft; "American Voices"; Bear Visitors
• Michael Jackson Jury Deliberates for Second Day; Lawmakers Consider Toughening Penalties for Sex Offenders; U.S., Iraqis Launch Raid on Border Town; Father, Nurse Who Held Dying Son Meet by Chance

June 06, 2005

• 'Security Watch'; Tracking Offenders
• Authorities Increase Search for Vacationing Teen; Supreme Court Rules Against Medical Marijuana; Jury Deliberates Michael Jackson's Fate
• Identity Crises?; Jackson Deliberations; Snuffed Out
• Safe Skies Without the Hassle?; "Into the West"
• I.D. Theft Feared as Box of Citigroup Data Lost; Authorities Search for Missing Teen in Aruba; Massive Insurgent Bunker Destroyed; What Will Result from Michael Jackson Jury Decision?; Michael Jackson Fan Shows Support

June 03, 2005

• Michael Jackson Defense Delivers Closing Argument; State Department Criticizes Countries for Human Trafficking; Newly Released Video Shows Serb Massacre on Muslims
• Laguna Landslides; Beaten to the Punch
• Missing in Aruba; Landslide Damage; Lebanon in Mourning
• Interview with Howard Dean; Jackson's Defense Wraps Up; A Day in the Life of Modern Teenagers
• Closing Arguments Heard in Michael Jackson Trial; Video Released of Srebrenica Massacre; Woodward, Bernstein Open Up about Deep Throat

June 02, 2005

• Offsides; Interview with Tony Curtis
• Homes Endangered by Landslide; Runaway Bride Agrees to Plea Bargain; Prosecutor Makes Closing Statements in Michael Jackson Trial
• Laguna Landslide; Gridiron Gaffe; Operation Lightning
• Bangor Airport Plays Key Role in Air Security; End in Sight for Jackson Trial
• Prosecution Gives Closing Argument in Michael Jackson Trial; Runaway Bride Sentenced; Study Links Painkillers to Breast Cancer; Cuba Exile Who Helped Brother Escape Forced to Stay

June 01, 2005

• Terror Suspects; Deep Throat Revealed
• Homes Lost in California Landslide; Rumsfeld Lashes Out at Amnesty International; Operation on Mermaid Baby Successful
• Laguna Beach Landslide; Deep Throat Named; Hurricane '05
• Laguna Beach Landslides; Watergate Players
• Homes Lost in California Landslide; Rumsfeld Lashes Out at Amnesty International; CNN Founder Ted Turner Shares Hopes for Network

May 31, 2005

• Heart Bypass Surgery
• Deep Throat Unmasked?; Remembering the Tsunami
• Deep Throat Surfaces?; Talking Politics; Operation Lightning
• Jackson Jurors to Hear Closing Arguments; Nazi Interrogator Speaks
• Identity of Deep Throat Revealed; Two Terror Suspect Arrested for Planning to Aid al Qaeda; Teen Teaches Islam to Faithful

May 30, 2005

• In France, Voters Give Resounding Thumbs Down to Proposed Constitution for European Union
• Iraqi Forces Launch Baghdad Operation; Bush Speaks at Memorial Day Ceremony; Mother Remembers Fallen Son; Remembering the Challenger, Columbia Tragedies
• France No Vote Shakes Up Europe; Chatting With Chris Rock
• Operation Lightning; Terror Arrests; 'Defining Moments'

May 27, 2005

• Are We There Yet?; Bush at Annapolis
• Fugitive Camps Out on Crane; Viagra Causes Blindness in Small Percentage of Users; Australian Woman Sentenced to 20 Years in Bali for Drugs
• High Anxiety; Hezbollah Threat; Saudi Arabia Declares State of Alert Over King's Illness
• High Anxiety; Hezbollah Threat; Saudi Arabia Declares State of Alert Over King's Illness
• Fugitive Continues Crane Standoff; Australian Gets 20 Years for Drug Smuggling in Bali; Saudi King Taken to Hospital

May 26, 2005

• Geography Whiz; Cannes Performance
• Iraqi Official Confirms Zarqawi Wounded; Massive Offensive Planned in Baghdad; Murder Suspect Climbs Crane; Study Finds Doctors Over-Prescribe Medicines if Requested
• Dead or Alive?; Bush-Abbas Meeting; War Coverage Through a Lens
• Jackson Trial Winding Down; Media Buzz Over Racy Paris Hilton Ad
• Iraq Official: Zarqawi Wounded; FAA Predicts Longer Delays in Summer; Divers are Restoring the Reefs in Southeast Asia

May 25, 2005

• Who Will Be The Next Karl Rove?; How to Survive a Housefire
• Judge Priscilla Owen Confirmed; Vote on Bolton Nomination Expected Soon; Pentagon Denies Rumsfeld Gave Order to Shoot Down Cessna
• Defense Rests in Jackson Trial; New U.S. Offensive Begins in Iraq; Shootdown Ordered?
• Jackson Defense Rests; Bill Goldberg in "The Longest Yard"
• Reagan National Airport to Reopen to General Aviation; Pentagon Denies Reports of Rumsfeld Ordering Cessna Shootdown; Michael Jackson's Defense Rests; Economists Forecast Downturn in Housing Market; Mishap or Racism in School Yearbook?

May 24, 2005

• Priscilla Owen to Get Up or Down Vote; House Debates Stem Cell Funding
• Stem Cell Research Debate; Light Tornado Season
• Stemming a Revolt Over Cells
• Zarqawi Wounded?; Senate Averts Nuclear Option; Afghanistan War Revisited
• House Debates Stem Cell Bill; Jay Leno Testifies in Michael Jackson Trial; Arborist Rescues Pregnant Cat from 150-Foot Tree; Woman Hopes to Claim Indy 500 Title

May 23, 2005

• FBI Analyze Evidence from Idaho Triple Murder; Howard Dean Makes Controversial Remarks
• Girl Buried Alive Survives; Personal Info Given out in Bank Scam; Charges Reconsidered Against Brawling Bus Driver
• Data Debacle; Buried Alive; Arab World Reaction
• Divers Help Protect Miami's Port; More Insurgent Violence in Iraq; Michael Jackson Trial Update; Experienced Pilot in Washington Scare Loses License
• Girl, 8, Survives Being Buried Under Rocks; Spokane Mayor Refutes Charges of Inappropriate Use of City Computers; Bank Scam Affects Thousands of N.J. Residents; New Security Rules in Effect at U.S. Ports

May 20, 2005

• Precious Blood; Autism's Voice
• Scientific Developments Fuel Debate Over Stem Cells; Missing Children Spotted in Montana; Big Business News Could Influence Summer Travel
• Saddam in the Sun; Goodwill Hunting; Stem Cell Research
• Troops in Default; Geragos Takes Stand in Jackson Trial; Jaws Celebrates 30th Anniversary
• Army Recruiters Accused of Questionable Practices; Sighting of Missing Children False Alarm; Iraqis Face Blood Shortages

May 19, 2005

• Women in Combat?; Book Buzz
• Person of Interest No Help in Locating Missing Children; Bank Robber Nabbed During Getaway; Senators Negotiating Over Judicial Nominees
• Police Brief Press on Idaho Triple Murder, Missing Kids
• FBI Assisting Investigation into Triple Murder; Larry King Prevented from Testifying at Jackson Trial; Congress May Tighten Restrictions on Women in Military; New Credit Card Readers Faster, Easier

May 18, 2005

• Idaho Murder Mystery; Judge Lefkow Urges Security Reforms
• Senate Debates Judicial Nominees; Director of National Intelligence Sworn In; Police Search for Person of Interest in Idaho Murders
• Judge Not?; Missing Idaho Kids; Sex Offender Act
• Ohio Law Requires Inmate DNA Testing; Congress Measure Could Reduce Women's Combat Role
• Senate in Heated Debate Over Judge; Person of Interest Sought in Idaho Murders; Foster Children Used in AIDS Drug Tests

May 17, 2005

• Taking Amber Alerts to the Next Level; Crime-Shoppers?
• Filibuster Negotiations Continue; British Official Appears on Capitol Hill; Cuba Accuses U.S. of Harboring Terrorist
• Fighting Words; Who is Posada?; Wireless Alerts
• Air Cargo Security; 911 Dispatcher Saves Baby's Life
• Two Children Sought After Mother, Son Found Murdered; British Official Under Fire Over Oil-for-Food; Extremists Prevented from Attacking Jerusalem Holy Site; Cuban Accused of Plane Explosion Arrested in U.S.

May 16, 2005

• Senate Report Accuses Top Russian Politicians of Making Their Own Illicit Deals with Iraq; Damage Control
• 'Newsweek' Backs off Quran Story; Iraqi Police Open Investigations Unit; Experts Predict Busy Hurricane Season
• Fighting Words; Base Closings; Hurricane Season
• "Newsweek" Backs off Quran Interrogation Story; Russian Officials Accused of Oil-for-Food Wrongdoing; Expert Doubts North Korea will Test a Nuke
• Oil-for-Food Scandal Involves Russians; Cleaner Energy Sources Will Improve Air Quality; Koran desecration story retracted.

May 13, 2005

• Flight False Alarm; Eye on Safety
• Pentagon Announces Base Closings, Sparks Outrage
• News Conference on Wendy's Finger Case; Base Closures; Missing the Target
• News Conference on Wendy's Finger Case; Base Closures; Missing the Target
• Outrage Over Pentagon Base Closings; Muslims Protest Allegations of Quran Abuse; Police Identify Abused Girl in Photos; Glance at Top African Stories

May 12, 2005

• White House Briefing; The Plane Truth
• D.C. Mayor Left in Dark Over Trespassing Plane; F-16 Pilot Who Intercepted Plane Shares Story; Senate Battle Over Bolton Coming to Close
• Pentagon Briefing; Airliner Diverted
• Air France Flight Diverted to Maine; Real Life CSI; King Tut's Face
• Air France Flight Diverted to Maine; Republican Speaks Out Against Bolton, Nomination Makes it to Senate Floor

May 11, 2005

• Security Alert in Washington
• Errant Aircraft Flies into D.C. Airspace; Culkin Testifies in Jackson Trial
• Government Buildings Evacuated as Plane Enters Restricted Airspace; Case of Atlanta Serial Killer Reopened

May 10, 2005

• Police May be Close to Naming Suspect in Stabbings of Two Girls; Counterfeit Police Badges Seized, Russian National Arrested
• Hack Attack; Asylum Dilemma
• Girl's Father Questioned in Zion, Illinois Murders; Nichols in Court; USS Truman Intruder
• Police Reopen Atlanta Child Murder Cases; Real Life CSI
• Father a Person of Interest in Stabbing of Two Girls; Courthouse Shooting Suspect Arraignment Delayed; Russian Arrested for Forging Law Enforcement Badges; Four Vietnam Dead Brought Home for Burial; Dieticians Say Add Veggies to Low Fat Diets

May 09, 2005

• A Police Chase Ends in a Hail of Bullets in Compton, California; 'Podcasting'
• Two Girls Found Dead in Illinois; L.A. Police Fire on SUV After Chase; Coalition Launches Attack in Anbar Province in Iraq
• Girls' Bodies Found; Pulpit Politics; Another big Arrest in Iraq
• Real Life Underwater CSI; Saving the Mustang
• Autopsies Performed on Young Girls Found Murdered near Chicago; Police Fire on SUV After Chase; Atlanta Serial Murder Cases Reopened; Broadway Legend Discusses New One-Woman Show

May 06, 2005

• Discussion with Mallika Chopra; Cheating 101
• Bush Travels to Eastern Europe; Iraqi Suicide Bombers Strike Marketplace, Police; Shareholders Mad Over CEO Perks
• Time and Momentum on Iraq's Side?; Security and the City; Sexual Predator Arrest
• North Korea's Nukes; International Manhunt for Former South Carolina Cop
• Iraqi Suicide Bombers Strike Marketplace, Police; Defense Witnesses Say No Abuse at Neverland; Book Tells Story of Forgotten African-American Sports Hero

May 05, 2005

• Michael Jackson on Trial; The Hunt for Rick Sanchez
• Mayor Willing to Consider Deal with Runaway Bride; Police Arrest Mother in 'Precious Doe' Case; Sexual Offenders Disappear in Florida
• Manhattan Explosions; Runaway Bride; 'Nurse-In' on the Hill
• Britain Votes; Disneyland Celebrates 50th Birthday
• Police Search for Missing Sex Offender; Emmett Till's Body to be Exhumed for Autopsy

May 04, 2005

• Convicted Sex Offender Released
• Top Al Qaeda Operative Arrested; Police Recruits Bombed in Iraq; Twist Halts Abu Ghraib Court-Martial; Fingerprint I.D. Error Lets Killer Free
• Terror Suspect Arrested; Through Their Fingers; Press Conference on Donald Herbert's Condition
• Judge Declares Mistrial in Lynddie England Case; The Science Behind Firefighter's Sudden Recovery
• Army Recruiters Having Trouble; Absent-Minded Gas Station Customer Nearly Causes Tragedy; Drug Testing Hits Horse Racing; Muhammad Ali's Daughter Writers Children's Book on Parkinson's

May 03, 2005

• Breaking His Silence
• Serial Killer Mum on Plea; Classified Report: U.S. Military Being Stretched Thin; North Carolina Improving Driver's Licensing Procedure
• How Many Wars?; BTK Suspect Arraignment; Driver's License Bill
• Myers Says U.S. Military Under Strain; Rash of Hoaxes: Something in the Air?
• Military Stretched Thin; BTK Suspect Pleads Not Guilty; Brain Damaged Firefighter Begins Talking After 10 Years

May 02, 2005

• Freeways Under Fire; Accutane and the Brain
• Runaway Bride Back Home; Lynndie England Pleads Guilty to Abu Ghraib Related Charges; U.S. Soldiers Cleared of Checkpoint Shooting
• Runaway Bride; Lynndie England Pleads Guilty; North Korea Missile Test
• Runaway Bride Could Face Charges; Technology Helps Track Down Missing Children
• U.S., Italy Blame Each Other for Checkpoint Shooting; D.A. Deciding Whether to File Charges on Runaway Bride; Police Look for a Link in a Series of L.A. Freeway Shootings; Oakland A's Pitcher Raises Funds for Wounded Soldiers

April 29, 2005

• Al Zarqawi Speaks?; Review of Bush's Address
• Search Intensifies for Missing Georgia Woman
• Search is Suspended, Wedding Called Off; HIV Scare at School; Dream Jobs
• Bush's Social Security Plan; Mother Charged in Stabbing Deaths of Two Children
• U.S. Military: Bombings Signs of Desperation in Iraq; Parents Outraged Over Needle Sticking Incident in School; Search for Georgia Woman Called Off; Bush Press Conference Loses to Network Programming

April 28, 2005

• Police Expand Search for Georgia Woman; Judge Nomination May Make Senate Floor Today; Michael Jackson's Ex-Wife Turns Tables on Prosecutors
• Images of Sacrifice; Judicial Nominees; Wisdom of Youth
• Profile of Lisa DeWitt, Army Major and Doctor
• Bloodhounds Brought in to Search for Georgia Woman; Michael Jackson's Ex-Wife Throws Curve Ball; House Ethics Committee Back in Business; Boy Suspect in Murder/Suicide of Mother

April 27, 2005

• Michael Jackson's Ex-Wife to Testify for Prosecution; House Clearing Way for DeLay Investigation; Airbus A-380 Performs Well in Test
• Jackson's Ex-Wife on the Stand; Tackling Steroid Abuse; Bush Lays Out Energy Proposals
• Police Search for Missing Georgia Woman; Michael Jackson's Ex- Wife Expected on Stand; Officials Work on Securing Chemical Plants; Users of Hand-Held Devices Developing Blackberry Thumb

April 26, 2005

• Pentagon Briefing
• Autopsy Performed on Toddlers Found in Pond; U.S. Came Close to Capturing Zarqawi; Bush Finishing Phase One of Social Security Blitz
• Toddler Tragedy; President Bush & Tom DeLay
• U.S. Marine Thwarts Attack at Syria Border; Ethics of Congress Travel; Update After Autopsy on Drowned Georgia Toddlers
• Bush Shows Support for DeLay; Syrians Pull out of Lebanon; Analysts Weigh in on Bush Meeting with Saudi Prince

April 25, 2005

• Afghan Drug Kingpin Arrested; Bush Discusses Oil Prices with Saudi Crown Prince; Train Crash in Japan Kills Dozens
• Stewart Party Probe; Afghan Heroin; Saudi Security
• Conservatives Call for End to Filibuster; Highlights in the History of the Filibuster; Bengal Tiger Wet Nurse; Entertainment News
• Georgia Police Search for Missing Toddlers; Settlement Announced for Victims of Adelphia Fraud

April 22, 2005

• Generation RX; Bumpin' Berg
• Videotape Surfaces of Civilian Helicopter Downing; Insurgency Increases Attacks; Terror Suspect Expected to Plead Guilty
• Violence Increases in Iraq; Mistaken Identity Controversy in San Antonio
• Insurgents Armed With Weapons, Video Camera; Zacarias Moussaoui Expected to Plead Guilty; Juror in Trouble
• 9/11 Suspect Expected to Plead Guilty; Videotape Surfaces of Civilian Helicopter Downing; Woman Arrested Over Finger in Chili Incident

April 21, 2005

• Gay Foster Parent Debate in Texas; Comedian Lewis Black Visits
• New Organ Transplant Program Saves Lives
• Chopper Shot Down in Iraq; Inside Anti-Terror Training; Pope Benedict XVI
• Civilian Helicopter Shot Down in Iraq; Crowds Follow New Pope around Rome; Congress Battles over Filibusters; Miracle Man Saves Babies
• NYPD Detectives Plead Not Guilty to Working for Mob; Texas Considers Bill to Ban Gay Foster Parents; Boston Residents Worried about Big Dig; Cardinals Provide Insights into Papal Election

April 20, 2005

• Women in the Catholic Church
• New Pope Gives Insight into Plans for Papacy; Pope's Early Experiences Shaped His Views; Senator Jim Jeffords Bows Out of Reelection
• More than 70 Dead in Iraqi Mass Killings; Romans React to New Pope; Bush Signs New Bankruptcy Law; Tom DeLay Lashes Out at Supreme Court Justice
• Pope Benedict XVI Begins Papacy

April 19, 2005

• Joseph Ratzinger Becomes Pope Benedict XVI

April 18, 2005

• Army Captain Back in Iraq After Foot Amputation
• Conclave Meets to Choose New Pope; Sex Offender Charged with Murder of Missing Girl; Suspect Allegedly Kills Police Detective During Questioning
• Black Smoke Arises From Sistine Chapel; Norwegian Cruise Hits Rough Waters
• Vote Taken, No New Pope Yet; FBI: Red Lake Shootings Planned

April 15, 2005

• Attorney: Brian Nichols Does Not Have Right to Impartial Jury; Police Searching for Beer Bottles in Missing Girl Case; Dozens Killed in Paris Hotel Fire; Above Average Hurricane Year Predicted; Tax Cheats Pass Bill to Other Taxpayers
• Hybrid Cars Attract Consumers; Contentious Day in Jackson Trial
• Robodoc; Arrest Made in Murder of Cape Cod Fashion Writer; Arrest Made in Murder of Cape Cod Fashion Writer; Brian Nichols Hearing; Vigil for Iraqi Hostage Canceled, Mayor to Issue Statement Later
• Police Searching for Clues in Missing Girl Case; Lasers to Protect D.C. Airspace; Suspicious Air Travelers Detained After Disturbance; Parrot Cries Wolf

April 14, 2005

• Texas Oilman Charged in Oil-for-Food Scandal; Bush Addresses Newspaper Editors
• Greasing the Wheels?; Missing Girl; Deadly Bat Attack
• The Politics of Peace; Rising Oil Proces Affect Small Businesses
• National Guardsmen Arrested for Smuggling Ecstasy; Hostage's Hometown Awaits News

April 13, 2005

• Olympic Park Bombing Suspect Pleads Guilty to Clinic Bombing; American Contractor Taken Hostage in Iraq; Police Search for Missing Florida Girl
• Outbreak Odds; Identity Theft
• Identify Theft Issues; Mother of Jackson Accuser Takes the Stand
• Asia Flu Sample Accidentally Sent to Thousands of Labs; Olympic Bombing Suspect to Plead Guilty; Search Continues for Missing Florida 13-year-old; Proposed Florida Bill Increases Penalty on Sex Offenders
• Killing Killer Flu Virus; American Contractor Taken Captive in Baghdad; Together Forever?

April 12, 2005

• The Pope's Successor; Catholic Church Faces Modern Challenges
• Identity Crisis; Rumsfeld Visit; TSA Plans to cut Airport Screeners
• Massive I.D. Theft Suspected; British Nationals Arrested for Alleged Terror Plot; Senate Questions National Security Nominee
• Keeping Cool in Hostage Situations; Up and Coming Political Names; CMT Video Awards; New "Housewife" Joins the Cast; Airlines Score Well Despite Cutbacks
• Rumsfeld Makes Surprise Visit to Iraq; Personal Information on Thousands of People Stolen; U.S. Files Charges Against Terror Suspects; Victim of Identity Theft Warns Others

April 11, 2005

• Turbulence at TSA; Suspicious Man Apprehended After Brief Standoff
• Tense Hostage Standoff as Man Kidnaps Daughter, Her Mother; Abuse Victims Protest Cardinal Law's Role in Mass for Pope; Senate Committee Weighs U.N. Nomination
• Capitol Hill Takedown; Amber Alert Standoff; Gas Prices Break All-Time Record in U.S.
• Small Protest in Rome Against Boston Cardinal; Bush Meets with Sharon for West Bank Discussion
• Baby, Mother Released by Kidnapper; Suspicious Man Arrested at Capitol, Bags Blown Up

April 08, 2005

• Thousands Attend Funeral for Pope; Poland Mourns for Beloved Pope; Billy Graham's Daughter Reflects on Pope's Influence
• Faithful say Goodbye to Beloved Leader; Man Detained in Mosul had CBS News Credentials; Interview With Gilbert Levine
• The Controversial and Revolutionary Legacy of Pope John Paul II; Jack Nicklaus Looking for Win Seven at Masters; The Rocky Road to Royal Nuptials for Charles and Camilla
• The Pope is Laid to Rest; Texas High School Coach Shot; Chris DiMarco Leads Masters Opening; Eric Rudolph to Plead Guilty to Olympic Park Bombing; Pakistani Businessman Indicted on Nuke Charges

April 07, 2005

• About 200 World Leaders Attending Funeral of Pope John Paul II Tomorrow at St. Peter's Basilica
• Time Running Out to Pay Respects; Cardinal Bernard Law to Offer one of Nine Masses for Pope; 'Gas Price Watch'
• More Pilgrims Let In to See Pope; Centuries of History Behind Vatican Architecture; Former Jackson Employee Corroborates Accuser
• Former Jackson Employee Backs Accuser; New Iraqi President Hailed as Positive Step; Police Capture Suspected Shooter of High School Coach; Camilla Meets Resistance from Cornish Subjects; Texas High School Coach Shot; Bextra Pulled Off Shelves

April 06, 2005

• The Future Leaders of the Catholic Church; 'Gas Price Watch'
• Tornadoes Strike Mississippi; Date for Cardinal Conclave Set; Kurd Selected to Serve as Iraqi President
• Preparing for the Pope's Funeral; Serial Bomber On Trial
• Tornado Danger; Waiting to see the Pope; Death of Prince Rainier
• Tornadoes Strike Mississippi; Monaco's Monarchy

April 05, 2005

• Pilgrims Wait in Line Hours to See Pope; Burial of Pope Steeped in Traditions; Peter Jennings Diagnosed with Lung Cancer
• Plans Underway for Pope's Funeral; Cardinal Egan of New York Heads to Rome
• Shootout in Iraq; Thousands Pay Last Respects to Pope John Paul II; Peter Jennings Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
• Poland Celebrates Life of Pope John Paul II; President Bush Holds Cabinet Meeting

April 04, 2005

• Crowds Continue to Pack St. Peter's Square
• Mourners Pay Respects to Pope; Book Collects Photos of Pope; Sergeant Who Died to Save Others to Receive Medal of Honor Posthumously
• Pope John Paul II Moved to Basilica for Public Viewing
• Public Flocks to St. Peter's to View Pope
• Thousands Pay Respects to Pope; American Catholics Welcome Change in Practices; Soldier Who Gave Life to Save Others Awarded Medal of Honor

April 01, 2005

• Conflicting Reports on Pope's Condition
• Pope John Paul II's Condition Worsens
• Pope's Condition Deteriorating; Schiavo Autopsy Completed

March 31, 2005

• Terri Schiavo, 41, Dies
• Florida Governor Jeb Bush Reacts to Death of Terri Schiavo
• Terri Schiavo Dies; Vatican Weighs In
• Michael Schiavo's Attorney Holds Press Conference

March 30, 2005

• Terri Schiavo's Parents File Emergency Petition; Jesse Jackson Working with Florida Lawmakers on Schiavo Case; Pope Begins Using Feeding Tube
• The Pope's Health; Remembering Johnnie Cochran
• Jesse Jackson Gets Involved in Schiavo Case
• 11th Circuit Denies Latest Schiavo Appeal; Red Lake Tribal Leader's Son Arrested

March 29, 2005

• News Details Emerge in Jetseta Gage Case; Sleep Problems Can Cause Everyday Life Problems
• Sumatran Earthquake Leads to Damage But No Tsunami; Kofi Annan Criticized But Cleared of Oil-for-Food Scandal; Rumsfeld Holds Press Conference
• The Science of Earthquakes; Lord of the Bison
• Oil-for-Food Findings; Why No Tsunami?; Terri Schiavo Case
• Jesse Jackson Joins Terri Schiavo Cause; Discussing Death

March 28, 2005

• Citizens Evacuate as Massive Earthquake Strikes Sumatra; Judge to Allow Prior Allegations in Michael Jackson Trial
• 8.2 Quake Strikes Off Indonesia Coast; Jackson Judge Allows Past Accusations Into Trial
• Earthquake Strikes off West Coast of Indonesia
• The Ethical Implications of the Schiavo Case; 8.7 Earthquake Strikes Indonesia
• 8.2 Quake Strikes Off Indonesia Coast; Jackson Judge Allows Past Accusations Into Trial

March 25, 2005

• Who Decides?; Terror Groups Increasingly Active in Qatar
• Time Running Out for Terri Schiavo; Gas Prices Not Cramping SUV Sales; Pope Misses Holy Week Services Due to Ill Health
• Escape Tunnel Discovered in Iraq Prison; Soldiers Transition Home
• Terri Schiavo's Supporters Urge Governor to Take Action; Pope Misses Holy Week Celebrations Due to Ill Health; Deepak Chopra: Terri's Soul Already Gone; Vatican: Feeding Tube Removal a "Grave Sin"
• Schiavo Parents Appeal to Courts; Warning to Americans Overseas

March 24, 2005

• Refinery Explosion; Memory Overload
• Supreme Court Denies Plea to Reinstate Feeding Tube; Ashley Smith Rewarded for Role in Capturing Shooting Suspect; Pope Misses Holy Week Ceremonies
• Legal Technicalities of the Schiavo Case; Bearing Global Warming
• Battle Over Schiavo
• Time Running Out for Terri Schiavo; Still Searching for Bobby Fischer

March 23, 2005

• Terri Schiavo's Parents Appeal Again After Feeding Tube Not Restored; Social Security Fund to Run Into Problems by 2017
• Inside a Predator's Mind; Battle Over Schiavo
• Update on Terri Schiavo Case; The Thawing Arctic; Social Security
• Gator Season in Miami Area; PGA Star Tees Up for Fallen Iraq Heroes
• Time Running Out For Terri Schiavo; Governor Jeb Bush Holds News Conference Addressing Schiavo Case

March 22, 2005

• Judge Refuses to Grant Emergency Injunction for Terri Schiavo; Teenage Gunman Kills Seven at School
• Terri Schiavo Case; News Briefing on Northern Minnesota School Shooting
• Schiavo's Nurse Speaks Out; Gas Prices Rise Nationwide
• New Jersey Standoff; Interview With Bob Barr

March 21, 2005

• Legal Battle Continues Over Brain-Damaged Woman's Life; Murder Charges Expected for Suspect in Missing Florida Girl Case; Terri Schiavo Cases Raises Awareness of Living Wills
• Ailing U.S. Chief Justice Hearing Arguments Today; President Bush Speaks in Tucson, Arizona
• Schiavo Case; Jessica Lunsford Case
• Continued Debate on Terri Schiavo's Fate
• Federal Court Hears Terri Schiavo Case; Faith-Based Groups Active in Politics

March 18, 2005

• Terri Schiavo at Center of Legal Battles
• House Issues Subpoenas to Keep Brain-Damaged Woman Alive
• Judge Orders Removal of Schiavo Feeding Tube; The Day After the Baseball Steroids Hearings
• Schiavo Case; Search for Jessica; Have you Seen Cherrie?
• Judge Rules Against Parents of Terri Schiavo; Interview With Jeff Burton

March 17, 2005

• Gunman Carjacks Department of Corrections Van; Man in Custody in Missing Girl Case; Parents Testify to Congress on Steroid Dangers
• Inside San Quentin State Prison; Person of Interest in Lunsford Case Now in Police Custody
• Congress Gathers All-Star Lineup for Baseball Steroids Hearings
• Call For Justice; Major League Baseball Heads to Congress

March 16, 2005

• Judge Formally Sentences Scott Peterson to Death
• Judge Upholds Death Sentence for Scott Peterson; Bush Addresses Social Security, Iraq Issues
• California Judge Upholds Death Penalty for Scott Peterson
• Peterson Jurors Discuss Trial, Sentencing; Terror Scenarios
• Scott Peterson Sentenced to Death; Smart Guns

March 15, 2005

• Former WorldCom CEO Convicted on All Counts; Court Shooting Suspect Appears in Court; Teenager Beats Odds to Become First Rabies Survivor
• Defining Iraqi Feminism; Lipstick Jihad
• Guilty on All Counts; Italy may Withdraw Some Troops from Iraq in September; Courthouse Security
• Person of Interest Sought in Lunsford Case; Defense Scores in Jackson Trial
• Atlanta Gunman Appears in Court; Alarming Missteps

March 14, 2005

• So Just Who is Brian Nichols?; Held Captive
• Atlanta Recovers from Courthouse Shooting Tragedy
• Hostage's Story
• Atlanta Courthouse Reopens After Shootings; Twist in Jackson Trial
• After Suspect Caught, Making Sense of Courthouse Killings; Thousands of Lebanese Protest Pro-Syrian Government; Hostage Negotiator Outlines what Ashley Smith Did Right

March 11, 2005

• Three Now Confirmed Dead in Atlanta Courthouse Shooting
• Search Continues for Suspect in Atlanta Shootings
• Police Search for Atlanta Gunman
• Murder in the Court

March 10, 2005

• Clinton Out of Surgery; Congress Looks at Steroids in Baseball
• Jackson Trial Takes Strange Turn; Clinton Undergoes Follow-Up Surgery; Airline Pilots Give Poor Grades to Airport Security
• President Clinton Recovers from Successful Surgery
• Jackson in a Jam; Suicide Mystery
• Michael Jackson Late For Court; Chicago Police Discuss Judge Lefkow Case

March 09, 2005

• Bush Makes Argument for Energy Plan; Iraqi Minister Escapes Assassination; Mount St. Helens Spews Ash, Steam
• What's Fueling Rising Gas Prices?; Cancer Risk; Lower Standards?; Bush Talks Energy
• President Bush Pushes Energy Reform; Terrorists Buying Guns in America?
• Cost of Gas Expected to Spike; Big Day for Jackson Trial
• Big Day for Jackson Trial; Tijuana Center of Sex Slavery Ring

March 08, 2005

• Operation Blessing; 'New You Revolution'
• Clinton to Undergo Follow-up Heart Surgery; Chechnya Rebel Leader Killed by Russians; Hezbollah Arranges Massive Demonstration in Lebanon
• Clinton Surgery; Italian Shooting Probe; Former Presidents Bush, Clinton Discuss Tsunami Relief Effort
• Protests Continue in Lebanon; President Clinton to Undergo Surgery
• Massive Pro-Syrian Demonstration in Beirut; Impact of Chechen Leader Killing

March 07, 2005

• Italians Demand Answer for Tragic Friendly Fire Death; Martha Stewart to Meet with Employees; Condoleezza Rice Announces John Bolton as U.N. Ambassador
• Martha Stewart Speaks to Employees at Manhattan Offices
• Martha Stewart Working; Dispute Over Shooting; Hunt for al- Zarqawi
• Bush Picks John Bolton to be U.N. Ambassador; Conflicting Reports on Death of Italian Agent
• Martha Stewart: Company to Focus on Family Values; Bush Makes Controversial Pick for U.N. Ambassador; Cronkite: CBS Should Have Dropped Rather Sooner; Millionaire Helps War Wounded in Vietnam, U.S.

March 04, 2005

• Image Repair; Dying 100 Times
• Martha Stewart in Good Spirits as House Arrest Begins; Sister of Michael Jackson's Accuser Takes Stand; Bush Makes Tour to Promote Social Security Reform
• In the House; Update on Michael Jackson Trial; Teacher Gets Reprieve
• Martha Stewart Returns Home; FBI Offers Reward in Judge Lefkow Case

March 03, 2005

• Author Discusses Women in Islam; Steve Fossett Just Minutes Away From History
• Aviator Expect to Complete Nonstop Global Flight; Chicago Police Looking for Two Men in Murders of Judge's Family
• Michael Jackson in Court; Martha Stewart Leaving Prison; Judge's Family Slain
• Steve Fossett Breaks Nonstop Solo Flight Record

March 02, 2005

• The Fight for Iraq; Bin Laden Hunter
• Car Bombings in Iraq; Michael Jackson Trial; U.N. Under Scrutiny
• Chicago Murder Victim was Well Liked; Authorities Downplay Information Found on Bombing Suspect; School Bus Driver Killed, Suspect 15 Years Old; Iraqi Judge Assassinated
• Chicago Authorities Work to Solve Murder of Judge's Family; Supreme Court Takes On Ten Commandments
• Judge Under Federal Protection; Iraqi Insurgents Target Police, Soldiers; President Bush Awards Congressional Gold Medal to Jackie Robinson

March 01, 2005

• Supremacists & Crime; BTK Killer Witness
• BTK Suspect Appears in Court; Family of Federal Judge Murdered; No Clues in Case of Missing Florida Girl
• Kansas Justice; Michael Jackson Trial; Threat Against U.S.?; Firm Evidence Syrian Group Planned Tel Aviv Bomb
• Bush Administration Links Islamic Jihad to Tel Aviv Bombing; BTK Suspect Appears in Court; Teens Who Will Change the World
• Jackson's Lawyer Opens Case; Texas Shooting Rampage Caught on Tape

February 28, 2005

• Prosecution Lays Out Case Against Michael Jackson; Police Arrest Serial Killer Suspect; Car Bomb Kills More than 100 in Iraq; Pro-Syrian Lebanon Prime Minister Resigns
• Michael Jackson in Court; The Day After the Oscars
• Jackson Trial Begins; The Low-Down on Oscar Night
• Suicide Bomber Kills Over 100 in Iraq; BTK Suspect; Michael Jackson Trial
• Prosecution Gives Opening Statements in Michael Jackson Trial; Police Chief Threatens Legal Action Over Inaccurate BTK Reports; Father of Missing Florida Girl Makes Public Plea for Help

February 25, 2005

• Bush Trip a Success?; Born Into Brothels
• Police Investigating Case of Missing Florida Girl; Pope Rests After Tracheotomy; Zarqawi Lieutenant Arrested; Congress to Investigate Data Mining Companies; World Demands Answers on Hariri Assassination
• Rights Over Records; The 'Star Wars' Defense;
• Pope Recovering in Hospital; Task Force Hunts Down Fugitives; Oscar Nominees Diverse This Year
• Florida Girl Missing; Interview With Ebert & Roeper

February 24, 2005

• Kids Using Steroids; Senior Snap Flap
• Doctors Considering Performing Tracheotomy on Pope; Life on the Line; Terror Spotting
• Pope Returns to Hospital; FAA to Make Changes to Flight Data Recorders; Bush Meets with Russian President Putin; Photos in Smashed Camera Returned to Tsunami Victims' Family; Task Force Works to Reduce Gang Violence
• Pope Re-Hospitalized, Rumors of Surgery
• Pope May Have Tracheotomy

February 23, 2005

• Can We Have Peace?
• Bush, German Chancellor Agree on Iran; FAA Considers Closing Some Towers at Night; Health Experts Warn of Coming Avian Flu Pandemic
• Health Experts Warn of Avian Flu; Bonds Gets Feisty; Martha's Homecoming
• President Bush Set to Meet With Vladimir Putin; Jury For Jackson
• Massive Mudslides; President Bush Arrives in Slovakia; Hero's Welcome

February 22, 2005

• Another Day of Rain, Mud and Misery in Southern California; Bonding Experience
• Latest Gallup Polls; Jack Valenti Shares Oscar Memories
• President Meets with E.U. Leaders; American Charged in Plot to Assassinate Bush; Ex-Boyfriend Charged with Murder of Pregnant Woman, Son; Major Iraqi Political Party Announces Choice for Prime Minister
• California's Stormy Days; Leading Iraqi Prime Minister Candidate Emerges
• Man Charged in Texas Slayings; Decision in Schiavo Case; ChoicePoint Fallout

February 21, 2005

• Missing Pregnant Woman's Vehicle Found in Ditch; More Rain, Mudslides in Southern California; Iraqi Politicians Debate Over New Leaders; Secret Bush Tapes Reveal Private Secrets; Hunter S. Thompson Dead by Own Hand
• Mending Fences
• Bush in Brussels; Missing Mother & Son; Prisoner Release
• Stun Gun Safety; Gordon Wins Daytona 500
• Southern California Seeing More Mudslides; Israel Releases Hundreds of Palestinian Prisoners; Hunter S. Thompson Dead at 67; New York Firefighter Returns from Iraq; Neither Oil Nor Ships Can Deter Hong Kong Seniors from Daily Swims

February 18, 2005

• 'Unscripted!'; Revving Up for the Daytona 500
• Suicide Bombers Target Worshipping Shias; Bush Signs Bill to Limit Class Action Lawsuits; Russians Announce Deal with Iranians for Spent Nuclear Fuel; Town Torn Over Teacher Sexual Allegations
• Deadliest day Since Iraq's Elections; Watching Syria's Steps; Weapon on the Web
• FDA Allows Celebrex to Stay On Shelves; Reaction to The Gates in Central Park
• Marine Recruit Dies in Training; Interview With Richard Petty

February 17, 2005

• How Many Insurgents?; Intelligence Questions
• John Negroponte Named for Intelligence Director; Assassination Fuels Concerns about Middle East; United Iraqi Alliance Gets Slight Majority in National Assembly
• John Negroponte Nominated as Intelligence Chief; Antiwar Families; Interview With Congressman Peter Hoekstra
• FDA Looks Into Painkillers, Drug Marketing; New Film Documents U.S. Soldiers' War Stories in Iraq; Entertainment News: Celebrity Clothing Lines, Will Smith as Superhero, Extreme Makeover for Bugs Bunny
• Bush Names Negroponte as National Intelligence Director Nominee; Painkillers Under the Microscope

February 16, 2005

• Congress Briefed on Security Threats; Syria, Iran to Team Up; Scotland Yard Using Computer Technology to Examine Princess Di Crash Site
• Pollution Perils; Taxed by the Mile?; Rumsfeld Speaks
• The Rice Report; Michael Chertoff Speaks to Employees; Corporate Jet Crashes in Colorado
• The Nuts and Bolts of Jury Selection; Baby 81 Reunited With Family
• Rice, Goss Face Tough Questions From Congress; New Strain of HIV Raising Concern Among U.S. Health Officials

February 15, 2005

• Washington Pulling Its Ambassador From Syria; Hunt for Osama bin Laden
• Teen Found Guilty of Grandparents' Murder Despite Zoloft Defense; Michael Jackson Hospitalized for Flu, Jury Selection Delayed
• Zoloft Defense Fails; Michael Jackson Trial on Hold; The Cost of War
• Soldiering On; U.S. Ambassador to Syria Recalled; Chris Rock's Oscar Comments Draw Fire
• Michael Jackson Trial on Hold Due to Flu; Missile Defense Test Fails

February 14, 2005

• Iraq Results Show Shia Candidates Dominate; Former Lebanese Prime Minister Killed by Car Bomb; Unmanned Spy Vehicles Spark Controversy with Iran; Gunman Arrested after Shooting Up New York Mall; Michael Jackson's Witness List Includes Many Big Names; Closing Arguments Heard in Zoloft Murder Case
• Jury Deliberates Over Pittman Trial; DNA Test Confirms Parents of Baby 81
• Blast in Beirut; Eye on Iran?; Mass Suicide Pact
• Former Lebanese Prime Minister Killed by Car Bomb; Reports of Spy Plane Over Iran Raises Questions; Witness Lists in Michael Jackson Trial Include Big Names; Kurds Finish Strong in Iraq Elections; Jose Canseco Book Claims Widespread Steroid Use in Baseball
• What Could be Tough, New Drug-Resistant Strain of HIV Raising Fears

February 11, 2005

• Diplomatic Stalemate; Terror Trail
• Police Questioning Mother of Newborn Thrown from Moving Ca; Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Arthur Millers, 89, Dies
• Literacy Program Among Controversial Budget Cuts
• Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Interview With Billy Preston

February 10, 2005

• North Korea Pulls Out of Talks, Claims to Have Nukes; U.S. Military Says it Could Manage Attack on Iran; Prince Charles, Camilla Announce Plans to Marry
• Without a Hitch; Pope John Paul II Arrives at Vatican After Hospital Stay; Loretta Lynn's Comeback
• Pope Released from Rome Hospital; North Korea Withdraws from Talks; Prince Charles to Marry Camilla; Will Hillary and Rudy Run for President?; DJ Jon Doe Part of Online Music Revolution
• North Korea Vows to Bolster Nuclear Program; Prince Charles to Marry Camilla Parker Bowles
• Royal Watcher: Good Time for Charles to Wed; Healing Efforts in Rwanda

February 09, 2005

• Horrors of Slavery; 'New You Revolution'
• Political Leaders Assassinated in Baghdad; Pope Holds Private Ash Wednesday Mass While Convalescing in Hospital; Scalping Suspect in Police Custody
• Iran: Risk vs. Benefits; Ward Churchill Remains Defiant; Asked and Answered
• Iraqi Truckers Running on Empty; Purple Heart Medals Revoked; Millions in Danger of Losing Tax Refunds from Previous Years
• Hewlett-Packard Fires CEO; Iraqi Insurgents Renew Attacks

February 08, 2005

• Who is 'Deep Throat?'
• Israel, Palestine Declare Plans to Work for Peace; Secretary Rice Speaks at French University; Pentagon Officials Estimate up to 15,000 Insurgents
• Rice Promotes Global Freedom; Wanted -- Or Not; Reid vs. GOP
• Ex-CIA Agents Talk Shop
• Condoleezza Rice Visits France

February 07, 2005

• White House Delivers Budget to Congress; Insurgents Try to Shoot Down Planes; Police Recruits Targeted in Bombings; Multi-Agency Force Keeps Super Bowl Safe
• Inside President Bush's Budget; Mideast Cease-Fire; Super Bowl Ads
• Iraqi Honored for Sacrificing Self to Save Voters; Pope Addresses Faithful from Hospital Window
• Iraqi Police Broadcast Insurgent Confessions; Defense Department Enduring Some Cuts; Multi-Agency Security Team Keeps Super Bowl Fans Safe; Watergate Source Reportedly Ailing; Rich Colors Featured for Fall at Fashion Week
• President Bush Releases Budget Plan

February 04, 2005

• Chasing the High; Hot Pot
• Rice Meets with European Leaders, Stands Firm on Iran; Italian Journalist Kidnapped in Iraq; Authorities Looking for Couple Suspected of "Disgusting" Abuse; Married Financial Experts to Host New Show; Children Increasingly Victims of Meth
• Rice Abroad; Actor Ossie Davis Dies; Crisis in the Priesthood; Info or Influence?
• Two Planes Grounded in New York; Early Signs of Shiite Victory in Iraq
• Two Delta Flights Grounded Based on Terrorism Suspicions; Chicago Nun Picks Super Bowl Winners

February 03, 2005

• Blacks Shortchanged on Social Security Benefits; General Counseled for 'Shooting People is Fun' Remark; Country Singer, Novelists Announces Candidacy for Texas Governor
• Paul Volcker Addresses U.N. Oil-For-Food Scandal; Spike in Iraqi Insurgent Violence

February 02, 2005

• Super Bowl Ads
• Plane Crashes into Building in New Jersey, 14 Injured; Americans Wants Specifics from State of the Union; Homeland Security Nominee Undergoes Questioning; Vatican Reports Pope's Condition Not Serious
• The Pope as Patient; People Rescued 38 Days After Tsunami; Teterboro Jet Crash
• News; International
• Tsunami Survivors Discovered; President Prepares For State of the Union

February 01, 2005

• Look at Threat of Kidnappings Just Across Texas Border in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
• Congress Debating Raising Death Benefit for Soldiers; Iraqi President Declares Election a Success; Fans Calmer on Second Day of Michael Jackson Jury Selection
• Dark Mind or Bad Drug?; Military Death Benefits; Crisis Intervention
• Michael Jackson Potential Jurors Go Through Screening; Space Shuttle Columbia Astronauts Remembered; Rapper Snoop Dogg Accused of Rape
• White House Seeks to Raise Military Death Benefit; Jackson Jury Selection Enters New Phase

January 31, 2005

• In Iraq, Officials Tallying Millions of Votes; Did Antidepressants Drive 12-Year-Old Boy to Shoot, Kill Grandparents?
• Iraqis Celebrate Successful Elections; Military Expert: Insurgent Missile Videotape Probably Fake; Michael Jackson Jury Selection Begins
• Senator Sick; Picking a Jackson Jury; Pope Fights Flu
• Al-Jazeera Tape Fake?; Hawaiians Say Good-Bye to Fallen Troops; Hillary Rodham Clinton Fine after Fainting; Clint Eastwood Gets Best Director Award
• Iraqis Celebrate Successful Elections; Democrats Demand Exit Strategy; Senator Clinton Recovered from Fainting Spell; Jury Selection Begins for Michael Jackson Trial

January 28, 2005

• With Election Just Two Days Away, Stakes in Iraq at All-Time High; Close to 26,000 Iraqis Registered to Vote in United States
• Helicopter Downed in Iraq; Iraq Prepares for Elections; Commander in Northern Iraq: Iraqi Forces will be Crucial to Elections
• Iraqis Around the World go to Polls; Voting in Syria
• Iraqi Expatriates Vote; The History of Paparazzi
• Iraq Prepares to Vote; Interview With Congressman Harold Ford

January 27, 2005

• Hardcore Hate; Interview With Morgan Fairchild
• Suicide Bomb Disrupts Meeting Between Insurgents, Iraqis; Most of Marines Killed in Crash From Hawaii; Man Who Caused Train Derailment to be Charged With Murder
• Sunday's High-Risk Exercise in Iraq; Diplomat's Debut; Train Derailment Suspect
• More Violence Rocks Iraq Before Elections; Michigan Company Bans Smokers from Working
• Iraqis Prepare For Election; Students Remember Lessons of Holocaust

January 26, 2005

• Rice Confirmed; At Least 10 Killed in California Passenger Train Collision
• Car on Tracks Leads to Derailment, Nine Deaths; Weather May Have Caused Deadly Marine Helicopter Crash; Bush: Simply Holding Elections in Iraq Equals Success; Rice Confirmed
• Suicidal Intentions, Deadly Results; Deadly day for Marines in Iraq; Second-Term Agenda
• Iraqi Elections Fast Approaching; Does Shock Therapy Help Depression?
• Marine Helicopter Crash Under Investigation; Homicide Charge Likely in California Train Crash

January 25, 2005

• Oscarmania; 'New Your Revolution'; 'Crunch Heard Round the World'
• Report: Terrorist Have Shoulder-Fired Missiles; Senate Debates Rice Confirmation; Deficit to Hit Almost $400 Billion, Fueled by Iraq
• Rice Debate; Kofi Annan Questioned in Oil-for-Food Probe; Oscar Nominations
• Viewer Email: "The Passion of the Christ" snubbed for Academy Awards Best Picture Nomination
• Missile Threat; Oscar Contenders Announced

January 24, 2005

• Are Iraqi Security Forces Ready?
• Blizzard Hits Northeast; Strategic Support Branch of Pentagon Beefs Up Intelligence; U.S., Iraqis Round Up Suspected Insurgents
• Intimidating Violence Just Days Before Iraqi Election; Strategic Support; '05 Blizzard
• U.N. Honors Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation; Hometown Remembers Johnny Carson
• Secret Pentagon Unit Revealed; U.S., Iraqis Capture Insurgents; Three Firefighters Killed in NYC; Boston Digging out from Blizzard

January 21, 2005

• Michael Jackson and Judicial Wheels Spin Again Today Ahead of Jury Selection; Mosul Continues to be a City on Edge
• Abducted Wal-Mart Employee Found Dead in Texas; Bush Completes Inaugural Ceremonies with Prayer Service; Tracking Down Long Wolf Terrorists
• Mosul Continues to be City on Edge; Term 2: Off & Running; Tragic Ending
• Bush Faces GOP Opposition for Agenda; Immigrant Says Immigration Reform Would Hurt Many; Palestinians Work with Israelis to End Rocket Attacks; Entertainment News: "Da Vinci" Code, Sundance, U2 Tour
• Bible Ad Banned; Congress Delays Rice Confirmation

January 20, 2005

• Bush Inaugurated for Second Term
• George W. Bush: The Road Ahead
• Inaugural Celebrations in Full Swing; A Look Back at JFK's Famous 1961 Speech

January 19, 2005

• Tight Security in Nation's Capital on Inauguration Eve
• Kidnapped Children Found Unharmed; Condoleezza Rice Confirmation Clears Committee; Bush Attends Pre-Inaugural Festivities; Bloody Day in Iraq; Midwestern Mom by Day, Cyber Spy by Night
• Children Found; Voting Fears; Inauguration Day
• Dems to Run Ad Promising Strong Stance on Issues; Security Experts Worried about L.A. Port; Entertainment News: Celebrities Donate Clothes for Tsunami Relief, Two Celebs Recover from Surgery, Nick to Go Solo, "The Apprentice: The Musical" Coming; Former WorldCom, Tyco CEO's Face Trials This Week
• Two North Carolina Children Safely Recovered; Condoleezza Rice One Step Closer to State Department

January 18, 2005

• First U.S. Charges to Be Announced in Oil-for-Food Scandal; Condoleezza Rice Questioned about Iraq; Bush Reflects on First Four Years, Plans for Second Term
• Oil-For-Food Scandal; Rice Confirmation Hearing
• World's Largest Passenger Plane Unveiled; Comair President Stepping Down; CNN's "New You Revolution"

January 17, 2005

• Insurgent Violence Continues; Iraq Expats Register to Vote in U.S.; Report Alleges Bush Administration Has War Plans in Iran
• Does U.S. Have Secret Plan Against Iran?; Elderly Take to Streets in Russia
• Attack in Iran?; Amber Alert; Symbols of Survival
• Computer Worm Poses as E-mail Plea for Tsunami Victims; Catholic Bishop Kidnapped in Mosul; A Look at the Golden Globes
• Iraqi Expats Register to Vote; Conditions in Refugee Camps Could Lead to Health Problems; Man Survives Nail Embedded in Skull

January 14, 2005

• Jury Deliberates Abu Ghraib Abuse Case; Ohio Town on Flood Watch; European Probe Landing on One of Saturn's Moons; FDA Debates Making Cholesterol Drugs Over the Counter
• Titan Secrets; Fate of Army Reservist in Hands of Jury; Golden Globe Awards
• Performance in Atlanta to Honor Martin Luther King; Religious Leaders Discuss Tsunami; Scientists View First Images from Saturn's Moon Titan
• Last Great Mystery of Solar System; Can Americans Be Trusted to Make Their Own Health Care Decisions?; Bush Talks About Education; Party Planning for Inaugural; Pictures from Cassini
• Raging Fire in Baltimore; Abu Ghraib Court Martial On; Riverside County Residents, California Advised to Evacuate

January 13, 2005

• Major League Baseball Revises Drug Policies; Charles Graner Goes to Court
• Evolving Controversy; Uniform Criticism; Iraqi Election Countdown
• President Bush Pledges Vigilance in Terror War; John McCain Speaks Out on Major League Baseball Steroid Decision

January 12, 2005

• Lawyer on Trial; Baby Got Backlash?
• Death Count of Mudslide Rises to 10; Firestorms Sweep Across Southern Australia; Man Charged Thousands for Nosebleed; Woman Named McDonald Gives Birth in Front of McDonald's
• Rescue Crews Continue Searching for Mudslide Victims; U.S. Calls of Search for WMD; U.S. Military Provides Election Info to Iraqis; Defense Witnesses in Prison Scandal Trial Prevented from Testifying; Student Pilot Survives Crash in Orlando, Instructor Killed
• Governor Schwarzenegger Visits Mudslide Devastation; Parachutes for Planes?

January 11, 2005

• In Banda Aceh, Indonesia, One Man Holds on to Notion of Humanity as He Sifts Through Wreckage on Grisly Mission; King Tut Getting Full Forensic Checkover
• Federal Judge Appointed to Head Homeland Security; D.C. Security Tightened for Inauguration; Rescuers Work to Save Those Trapped in Mudslide; New Breast Cancer Drug Approved
• Clean-Up Continues After Toxic South Carolina Train Accident
• Federal Judge Nominated as Homeland Security Chief; Rescuers Save Baby from Flooded River; Former Bush Homeland Security Adviser Weighs in on Nominee; Scientists Evaluate Environmental Damage from Tsunamis
• President Bush Names Homeland Security Nominee; Interview With Senator Joseph Lieberman

January 10, 2005

• Road Ahead for Mahmoud Abbas Could be Long and Bumpy
• Four Fired in CBS News Controversy; Plans for Iraq Election Go Forward Despite Continued Attacks
• Relentless Rain Causes Mudslides, Flooding in California; Investigators Looking for Cause of South Carolina Fatal Train Wreck; Randy Moss End Zone Gesture Stirs Controversy
• Rains Cause Flooding in South California; Powell Briefs Bush on Tsunami Damage; Marines Helping to Clear Rubble in Sri Lanka; Speculation Begins that Newt Gingrich May Run for President
• Rain Causes Mudslides in Southern California; Sierra Mountains Hit with Feet of Snow; CBS News Fires Four after National Guard Story Investigation; North Carolina Town Reeling from Health Effects of Gas Released in Train Wreck

January 07, 2005

• Singapore Army Aids Indonesia; Interview With Senator Frank Lautenberg
• Powell Discusses Tenure at State; Iraqi-American Looks forward to Iraq Vote
• Secretary of State Colin Powell Tours Tsunami Devastation

January 06, 2005

• Many Americans Still Missing in Asia; Possible New Trial for Andrea Yates
• Orphaned Boy Adopted by Neighbors; World Leaders Hold Conference on Tsunami Relief; Judiciary Committee Grills Attorney General Nominee; Lieberman Proposes Global Tsunami Warning System; Congressional Objection Raised Over Ohio Vote Results
• New Trial Ordered For Andrea Yates; FBI Investigates Threatening Letters Sent to Prominent Interracial Couples
• Political Implications of U.S. Tsunami Aid; Concern in Iraq Over Food Rations
• Moving on Difficult for Sri Lankans; Kofi Annan: $1 Billion Needed Immediately for Tsunami Relief; Congressional Democrats Challenge Ohio Votes; New York School Children Aid Tsunami Relief

January 05, 2005

• Tsunami Survivors in Need of Medical Supplies; Marines Join Relief Effort; Alberto Gonzales to Endure Tough Questions in Confirmation Hearings; Verizon Rated Highest in Consumer Poll
• Secretary Powell Shocked by Devastation; Capitol Hill Staffer Shares Tsunami Survival Story
• Bush Pushes for Health Care Reform
• Colin Powell Tours Banda Aceh; U.S. Military Looks to Increase Helicopter Relief Effort
• Tsunami Survivors Deal with Loss of Life, Livelihoods; 109th Congress to Face Difficult Challenges

January 04, 2005

• 109th Congress Back in Business Today
• Marines Arrive in Sri Lanka with Aid; Baghdad Governor Assassinated; Plane Hits Water Buffalo, Temporarily Halts Supply Runs; Man Arrested for Laser Incidents
• Admiral Fargo Speaks Out on U.S. Tsunami Relief Efforts
• 109th Congress Focuses on Tsunami Relief Efforts; Arab Reaction
• Marines Land in Tsunami-Ravaged Southern Sri Lanka; Baghdad Province Governor Killed

January 03, 2005

• Sri Lankans Resilient in Face of Tragedy; Aid Workers Working to Prevent Epidemics; U.S. Navy Flies Relief Missions; Laser Incidents Most Likely Accidents, Military Analyst Says; U.S. West Coast Hit Hard by Snow
• Relief Efforts Reaching Deep Into Sri Lanka, Indonesia; Americans Respond; Chisholm Tribute
• Congress Pledges to Increase Tsunami Relief Funds; Malaysian Businessman Volunteers to Help Tsunami Victims in India; Donations Pour in to Rebuild Sri Lankan Orphanage
• Refugees Flood Inland; Couple Who Rescued Swedish Boy Share Story; One Year Later, Mars Rovers Still Going

December 31, 2004

• Only 20 Expected Survivors From Sea Queen in Tsunami; New Justice Department Memo backing Off Narrow Definition of Torture; Bowl Game Mania Is Big Money Maker
• Time of Extraordinary Reflection in Indonesia; U.S. Aid Boost; Helping Hands
• Child Gives Money for Tsunami Relief; Charity 101; Year-End Book Juggling at Pentagon
• Powell, Annan Hold Joint Press Briefing

December 30, 2004

• Parts of Sumatra Completely Wiped Out; Isolated Areas Still Without Aid; Thais Assisting Tourists During Crisis; Casualty Count Reaches 116,000
• Entire Communities Wiped Out by Tsunami in Indonesia
• Matara, Sri Lanka; Tsunami: Money Trail; Ukraine Election
• Making Sense of the Devastation; U.S. Military to Assist Relief Efforts; Coordination Key to Relief Efforts' Success; Humanitarian Crisis Inspires Americans to Help; American Corporations Donating Supplies, Services; Security Bulletin Explains Methods of Terrorist Surveillance
• United Nations Announces Tsunami Relief Conference; School Beating Caught on Tape

December 29, 2004

• Families Searching for Missing in Thailand May be Denied Closure; Sri Lanka Remote Areas Completely Wiped Out; A Quarter of Population Killed in One Indonesian Province; Police Lured into Trap in Baghdad; Two Explosions Set Off in Saudi Arabia
• Aftershock in Aceh Province; President Bush Speaks out About Tsunami Disaster
• Overall Tsunami Death Toll at 80,000
• Understanding Tsunamis; Actor Jerry Orbach Dead at 69
• Pentagon Launches Relief Mission; Could Future Tsunami Hit West Coast?

December 28, 2004

• Families Search for Missing After Tsunamis; Doctors Strive to Provide Medical Care for Survivors; Massive Relief Operation Underway
• Unprecedented Devastation in Southeast Asia; World Responding With Biggest Relief Effort in History
• Official Death Toll in Indonesia Approaching 5,000; Relief Agencies Scrambling to Deploy People, Emergency Supplies
• Scientists Say Tsunamis Unlikely to Affect Eastern U.S.; Family Gets Good News About Missing Honeymooners; Economists Expect Vast Financial Impact from Tsunamis; Debate Arises Over Amount of U.S. Foreign Aid
• Tsunami Disaster Relief Intensifies; Families Search For Loved Ones

December 27, 2004

• Ukraine Elections; Scope of Tsunami Devastation Continues to Unfold
• Massive Tsunamis Kill More than 22,000 in Asia
• Tsunami Hits Shore; More Troops to Mosul
• Thousands Dead in Massive Tsunamis
• Death Toll From Tsunami Stands at 22,000; Al Jazeera Airs New bin Laden Tape

December 24, 2004

• Rumsfeld Addresses Troops in Baghdad; Pilgrims Return to Bethlehem; Homeland Security Faces Tough Challenges Ahead; Retailers Counting on Last Minute Shoppers
• Iraqi Ambassador Comments on Oil-for-Food Scandal; Shaq & Kobe Reunite for NBA Tilt on X-Mas Day
• Explosion in Al-Mansour Neighborhood of West Baghdad; Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit; Last-Minute Shopping
• Explosion in Western Baghdad; X-Mas in Iraq
• Blast Rocks Upscale Baghdad Neighborhood; Army Reservist Sees Family for Holidays

December 23, 2004

• Doctors Expect Most of Mosul Wounded to Survive; Winter Storm Strands Travelers in Midwest; Small Town Copes With Murder, Baby Napping Tragedy
• Chewing the Fat Over Fat; Ancient City of Bam, Iran Will Mark One-Year Anniversary of Devastating Earthquake
• Deep Snow, Heavy Ice, Frigid Winds Grip Much of U.S.; U.S. Base Attack; After the Hurricanes
• Mosul Bomber Wore Iraqi Uniform?; Journey of the Wounded Warrior

December 22, 2004

• Group Claims Mess Tent Explosion was Suicide Attack; Wounded from Tent Attack Flown to German Hospital; Families Wait for Word on Survivors
• Latest on Yesterday's Deadly Attack on Camp Marez in Mosul; The Road Dogs and Their Dangerous Missions
• Does Big Pharma Market Junk?; Are Video Games Dangerous?

December 21, 2004

• U.S., Iraqi Troops Killed by Rocket Strike; Funeral Held for Woman Murdered for Baby; Safety Concerns Raised about Aleve
• Insurgency Seems to be Going All Out to Derail the Election Process
• Attack on U.S. Mess Tent in Mosul Kills 24; Private Funeral Held Today for Bobbie Jo Stinnett
• Deadly Attack in Mosul; Aleve Alert
• Rumsfeld: Should He Stay or Go?; 20 Dead After Attack on U.S. Military Dining Hall in Mosul; Former American GI is St. Nick for Small German Town

December 20, 2004

• Kansas Woman Due in Federal Court This Afternoon; Police Say Security Guard Admits Involvement in Maryland Fires
• Bush Defends Rumsfeld, Promotes Social Security Reform; Dozens Arrested in Iraqi Sunday Bombings; Murder Suspect in Baby Napping Case Awaits Hearing
• Kidnapping Resulting in Death; Deadly Violence in Iraq; Bush News Conference
• Video Game Biz Goes Big Time; Pfizer Pulls Ads But Not Drug
• Bush Defends Rumsfeld; Gulf War Veterans May Suffer Effects of Oil Fires

December 17, 2004

• Pfizer Says New Research Shows Celebrex May Increase Some Patients' Risk of Cardiovascular Problems
• Studies Show Possible Heart Risks from Celebrex; Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Bill; Police Search for Baby Removed from Murdered Pregnant Woman; Security Arrested in Housing Development Fire; Armor Companies Increasing Production
• President Bush Signs Intelligence Bill; Security Guard Arrested in Maryland Arson Investigation
• Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Bill; New Study Reveals Potential Celebrex Risks; U.N. Official Implicated in Oil-for-Food Scandal; Former Welfare Mom Tops Politicians to Watch in '05
• Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Bill Into Law; Kansas Court Rules State Death Penalty Law Unconstitutional; Pfizer: Celebrex Might Increase Cardiovascular Risk

December 16, 2004

• Flu Shots Still Available Despite Shortage; CIA Confirms Tape Is Bin Laden; Mail Delivery Services in Overdrive; New Jersey Slighted in Security Funding
• A Look at Iraq's Insurgency; Saddam's Lawyer: He's Still President of Iraq
• UPS Ramps Up for Holidays; Baseball Dead in D.C.?; Maverick Season Ticket Holders Give Up Seats to Vets
• New Bin Laden Tape Released?; Interview With Attorney For Saddam Hussein

December 15, 2004

• Gunmen Release 14 Hostages in Greece; Chemical Ali to Face Hearing Next Week; Some Believe Kerik Nomination Could Hurt Giuliani; British Home Secretary Resigns Over Affair Scandal; Sprint, Nextel Merge; Rumors of Cell Phone Numbers Being Disclosed Untrue
• Anthrax Vaccine Causes Controversy for Military; FCC Might Allow Cell Phones on Flights
• Interim Iraqi Prime Minister Accused of Playing Politics; Missile Defense System Fails Test; Gunmen in Greece Set 11-Hour Deadline
• Airline Cell Phone Ban Lifted?; AOL Charged With Aiding and Abetting Securities Fraud

December 14, 2004

• Scott Peterson Jury Recommends Death; Trials of Saddam's Regime Members to Begin Next Week; Thousands Displaced from Falluja; Study Finds Most States Not Prepared for Bioterrorism
• Doctors in Vienna: Yushchenko's Dramatic Disfigurement is Result of Dioxin Poisoning
• Iraq to Begin War Crimes Trials Next Week; Scott Peterson Destined for San Quentin; Fed Raises Interest Rates
• California Woman Sprung from Mexican Jail; Google Adds Libraries to Database
• Whites Mulls More DHS Picks; O'Keefe: From NASA to LSU

December 13, 2004

• Questions Arise as Kerik Steps Down as Nominee; Peterson Jury Debates His Fate; Armless Iraqi Boy Paints to Raise Money for Iraqi Children; Investigation Opens into Ukraine Opposition Leader's Poisoning; Man, 80, Rescued at Sea
• Golden Globes Announce Nominations
• Awaiting Scott Peterson Sentence
• Scott Peterson Jury Deliberates Sentence; EPA Chief Nominated as Next HHS Secretary; Biometrics Wave of the Future; NASA Head Resigns; A View of Tokyo
• Kojo Annan Addresses Oil For Food Charges; Togo Gets More Mosquito Nets
• Scott Peterson to be Sentenced

December 10, 2004

• Jury Deliberates Scott Peterson's Fate; Allegedly Kidnapped Soldier Charged with Desertion; Homeland Security Fails to Complete Critical List
• Attorney General John Aschcroft Resigns
• Jury Deliberates Scott Peterson's Fate; Army Playing Catch-up to Armor Vehicles; General, Embedded Reporter Shares Insights on Armored Vehicles
• Peterson Jury Deliberates; Catholic Church Cover-up?
• Jury Deliberates Peterson's Fate; Deputy Secretary of Treasury to Take Over for Abraham at Energy Department

December 09, 2004

• Lead Guitarist, Four Others Killed in Nightclub Shooting; Immigration Reform Could Affect Thousands; Prosecution Gives Closing Statement in Peterson Penalty Phase
• International Olympic Committee Investigation May Redefine Anti-Doping Policies
• Friends and Family Have Spoken in Peterson Penalty Phase; Heavy Metal Rampage
• Defense Pleads For Scott Peterson's Life; Interview With CNN Producer Riad Ali
• Nicholson In at VA; 'Idol' Runner Up DeGarmo Talks New Songs

December 08, 2004

• U.N. Delegates Support Kofi Annan; Ukraine Election Crisis Straining U.S.-Russian Relations
• Basketbrawl Charges
• Five Players, Five Fans Charged in Brawl; Experts Fear New Epidemic
• U.S. Troops Question Secretary Rumsfeld At Town Hall Meeting
• Rumsfeld Gets Earful From U.S. Troops; Charges Announced in NBA Brawl

December 07, 2004

• Intelligence Reform Nears Passage; Karzai Inaugurated as Afghan President; Four Million More Flu Doses Available; Wine Merchants Argue for Fewer Interstate Restrictions
• Intelligence Reform Legislation Pressure May Compound Bureaucracy
• Intel Overhaul Poised to Clear Congress; Chicago 5-Alarm Fire
• Troops View Virtual Battlefield; Major League Baseball Tackles Steroid Use; Interview with Leonardo DiCaprio
• Saving Scott Peterson; Major League Scandal

December 06, 2004

• Some Optimistic for Compromise on Intelligence Reform Bill; U.S. Consulate Attacked in Saudi Arabia; Bush Meets with Iraqi, Jordan Leaders; How Safe is U.S. Food?; Soldier Charged in Prison Scandal Loses Motions; Scott Peterson Jury Hears Testimony on His Behalf
• Brazen Attack on U.S. Consulate in Jeddah; Intelligence Reform
• Bush Urges Passage of Intelligence Reform; New Counter- Terrorism Center Opens; Al Qaeda Blamed for Attack on American Consulate; Scott Peterson's Friends Try to Save Him from Execution; Explosives Go Missing from Paris Airport; Entertainment News: Stevie Wonder on Eminem, Robert Downey's Elton John Gaffe, Paris Hilton's New Perfume
• Graner Lawyers Ask Case be Thrown Out; Def Poets Speak Up
• Flu Experts Expect Pandemic

December 03, 2004

• Day Four of Scott Peterson Penalty Phase; Discussion with Bernard Parks
• Explosions Rock Madrid; Ukraine Supreme Court Throws Out Election Results; Attacks Kill 40 Iraqis; Bush Taps Former NYPD Commissioner as Homeland Security Secretary; Orange County Diocese Settles Abuse Case, Apologizes to Victims; Jobs Report Falls Short
• Investigators Search Jackson Ranch; Uncle Sam's Kids
• Tommy Thompson Steps Down as HHS Secretary; Bush Picks Former NYPD Chief to Head Homeland Security; Ukraine High Court Nullifies Election
• Police Search Jackson Ranch; Opposition Scores Victory in Ukraine

December 02, 2004

• Bush Weighs in on Iraq, Ukraine Elections, U.N. Scandal; Ukrainian President Confers with Russian President Over Elections; Friends, Family Plead for Leniency for Scott Peterson
• Kansas Awaits DNA Tests to I.D. BTK Killer; Hollywood Star Takes Kids Through Big Apple; New Patch to Bolster Female Sex Drive?
• President Bush Sets Date in Stone; Oil for Whom?; A Slugger & Steroids?
• Who Watches Workplace Watchers?; Americans Seek Cheap Drugs in Mexico
• Kansas Police Investigate Potential BTK Serial Killer Link; Giambi Testifies in BALCO Investigation

December 01, 2004

• U.S. Troops in Iraq to Increase for Elections; Bush Thanks Canadians for 9/11 Help; Shots Fired While Powell Makes Haiti Visit
• U.S. Army to Send 1,500 Troops to Iraq for Elections; Lynndie England Returns to Court for Pretrial Motions; Scott Peterson Penalty Phase
• Oil-for-Food Scandal Brings Calls for Annan to Resign; Does Stress Really Cause Premature Aging?
• 'Phishing' Scams Rampant on Net; New TV Network Hopes to Improve Image of Muslim-Americans

November 30, 2004

• Ukraine Power Struggle
• Bush Tries to Mend Fences with Canada; 9/11 Commission Co- Chairs, 9/11 Families Argue for Passing Intel Reform; Tom Ridge Expected to Resign as Homeland Security Secretary
• Ridge to Resign as Homeland Security Secretary; Bush Meets with Canadian Prime Minister; 9/11 Commission Chair Argues to Pass Intel Reform
• Protesters Greet Bush in Ottawa; Penalty Phase in Scott Peterson Case Resumes

November 29, 2004

• A Mother's Heartache; The Phenomenon That is Godzilla
• Dick Ebersol's Son Missing After Crash; Religious, Secular Groups Call for Delaying Iraq Elections; Ukraine's Supreme Court Considers Election Issue; Severely Ill Woman Argues at Supreme Court for Medical Marijuana; Holiday Shopping Starts Strong for Retailers
• Ebersol Jet Crash; Medical Marijuana and Anti-Drug Laws; Ukraine Crisis
• Congress to Try Intel Bill in December; Jimmy Buffett Out With New Novel
• Ice May Be Factor in Ebersol Crash; U.N. Leader's Son Investigated as Part of Oil-For-Food Scandal; Iran Seals Deal to Stop Uranium Program; Israeli Community Reaches out to Beslan Survivors; Godzilla Turns 50

November 26, 2004

• Iraqi Politicians Demand Delay in Elections; Ukraine Leaders Meet to Discuss Disputed Election; Holiday Shoppers Seeking Bargains; CDC Prepares for Next Flu Crisis
• Four Civillians Killed in Baghdad's Green Zone; General John Abizaid Visits Newly Elected Afghan President; Turkish Government Tries to Explain Children's Video, "Matyrs Go To Heaven"
• Nuclear Deal; Ukraine Unrest; Relief Flows to Battered Falluja
• Black Friday Madness; Eye on Iran
• Holiday Shopping; Deadly Ambush in Iraq

November 24, 2004

• Ukrainian Election in Dispute; Holiday Traffic Returns to Pre- 9/11 Levels; Traffic Moving Smoothly at Airports; Operation Plymouth Rock Nabs Insurgents in Iraq
• More Details in Wisconsin Shootings; Holiday Travel Tips
• Holiday Travel & Weather Update; Security Searches; Living Will Controversy
• Osama's Brother-in-Law Claims No Current Ties to Terror; Entertainment News: Ruben Studdard, Robert Downey Jr., Nirvana; "Alexander" Strives for Historical Accuracy
• Soggy Travel Day; Ukraine Election Controversy

November 23, 2004

• World Leaders Agree to Work Together on Iraq Issue; Ukraine Candidates Dispute Election Results; Study Links Obesity to Brain Atrophy
• Stalled Intelligence Reform Bill; Anchor Away: Rather to Retire from 'CBS Evening News'
• Dan Rather Announces Departure From CBS Anchor Desk; U.S.-Led Operations Intensify Ahead of Iraqi Elections
• CIA & Pentagon -- Match Made in Heaven or Hell? Can CBS Fill Dan Rather's Place?

November 22, 2004

• Scott Peterson's Lawyer Requests Change of Venue for Penalty Phase; Iraqi Prime Minister: Elections Will Succeed; Palestinian Authority Schedules January Elections for New Leader
• House Republicans Block Intelligence Reform Bill; Basketbrawl; Hunters Shot
• President Bush Holds Press Availability with Colombian President Uribe
• Sentencing Phase of Scott Peterson Trial Delayed; Iraqi Prime Minister: Elections Will be Successful; Pacers Management Backing Suspended Players
• Bush Visits Uribe; Kurt Busch on Winning NASCAR Title

November 19, 2004

• Reform Needed at FDA?; Prince William's Last Days of College
• Bush to Focus on North Korea at APEC Summit; Baghdad Car Bombing Kills 5, Gunfight Erupts at Mosque; Questions Raised About Iranian Nuclear Program; Alleged Fake Plastic Surgeon Pleads Not Guilty
• Fallout of Vioxx Recall; Monster Burger Prompts Health Concerns
• Baghdad Car Bomb Kills 5, Worshippers Clash with Soldiers Outside Mosque; Bush to Focus on North Korea Issue at APEC Summit; Deathbed Confession Reveals Murder; Teen Girls Indicted for Baking, Sharing Tainted Cake; IRS Investigates Churches for Tax Violations During Election; Woman, 77, Finally Admitted to National Honor Society
• President Bush Set to Attend APEC Summit; Tensions Mount in Baghdad

November 18, 2004

• Dedication of Clinton Library
• Clinton Library Opens; Possible Second Case of Mad Cow Disease in U.S.; Senate Investigates Vioxx Recall
• U.S.-Led Forces Making Progress in Falluja; Clinton Presidential Library Unveiled
• Wesley Clark Describes Clinton Library Dedication; 'This Old House' Celebrates 25 Years

November 17, 2004

• Iran Reportedly Enriching Uranium; Sears, Kmart Merge; Clinton Presidential Library Opens Tomorrow
• Kmart, Sears Merge; Russians Developing Missile Systems; Iran Reportedly Enriching Uranium; Missing Marine's Possessions Found in Falluja
• Kmart, Sears Join Forces; Margaret Hassan's Death Reportedly Confirmed
• NV Woman Faces Murder Charges Over Death of Diabetic Daughter; Sally Ride & Hasbro Team Up for Toy Challenge 2005
• Marines Offer Surrender to Insurgents in Falluja

November 16, 2004

• Bush Chooses Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State; Military Investigate Shooting of Unarmed Insurgent; Study: Foods with High Water Content Make Dieting Easier
• Congress Reconvenes; Second-Term Shuffle; After Falluja, Mosul Next Battleground?
• 'America's Face to the World'; U.S. Military Says it has Secured Falluja; Military Probe Into Shooting of Wounded Insurgent
• Condoleezza Rice Nominated as Secretary of State; Iraqi Fledgling Security Forces Hit Hard
• 'The Beatles Are Coming' Again; Bonobos Face Extinction

November 15, 2004

• Hitting the Nuclear Brakes in Iran
• State Dept. After Powell; Bob Schieffer Touts 50 Years on 'Face the Nation'
• Powell Resigns as Secretary of State; Police Under Fire for Using Taser on Children
• Fight for Falluja; CIA Shakeup; New Study on Autism Gives Clues to Causes
• Powell Resigns as Secretary of State; Senate Investigating Oil- for-Food Program; Hinckley Lawyers Seek Unsupervised Visits; Insurance Institute Rates Car Head Restraints; Madonna Opens Up on Writing, Spirituality, Motherhood

November 12, 2004

• Palestinians Mourn Death of Yasser Arafat; WWI: The Final Hours
• Condition of Citizens in Falluja Unclear as U.S., Iraqis Take Control; Arafat Funeral Turns Into Chaos; Bush, Blair Committed to Middle East Peace
• Yasser Arafat Buried After Chaotic Farewell; Battle for Falluja Continues

November 11, 2004

• Yasser Arafat Funeral Proceedings Begin, New Leaders Sworn In; Families Who Have Lost Soldiers Struggling Financially
• A Mysterious Crime in Northern California; 9/11 Conspiracy Ads
• Huge Crowd Converges on Arafat's West Bank Compound; World Reacts to Death of Yasser Arafat; Another Fierce day of Battles in Falluja
• Veterans Supporting Veterans; Latest From Falluja; Entertainment News

November 10, 2004

• Jurors No. 5 Dismissed From Scott Peterson Trial
• Grim Discoveries in Falluja; Palestinians Prepare for Arafat's Death; Scott Peterson Juror Replaced
• Another Juror Dismissed in Scott Peterson Trial; Update on Yasser Arafat's Health; Fed Raises Interest Rate Quarter of a Point
• Hostage Slaughterhouses Found in Falluja; Plans For Arafat's Funeral and Burial; Direction For Democratic Leadership; Entertainment News

November 09, 2004

• Falluja Battle Sparks Insurgent Attacks Elsewhere; Senior Palestinian Officials Have Hopes for Arafat's Recovery; Military Briefing
• Day Two of the Battle For Falluja; Updates in the Peterson Trial; Arafat Health Update
• Analysis of the Fighting in Falluja; New Developments in the Scott Peterson Trial
• Possible Juror Misconduct in Peterson Trial; Entertainment News; Trial Over Evolution Teachings; Hostage Standoff Ends in L.A.

November 08, 2004

• Attack Launched on Falluja
• Fight in Falluja Underway for Three Hours; Pentagon Briefing
• Latest Developments in the Peterson Trial; A Dozen Brokerage Firms Will Be Told By the SEC That Their Prices Were Wrong; Falluja Update
• Farewell Speech from New Jersey Governor McGreevey; "The Incredibles" Tops Box Office; Best and Brightest Vehicles of 2004; Watching Fidel Castro

November 05, 2004

• U.S. Jobs Got a Big Boost Last Month; Arafat's Condition Causing Middle East Watchers to Ponder Post-Arafat Peace Process
• Uncertain Future; Confronting Falluja; Inside the Campaigns
• U.S. Prepares for Fallujah Assault; Yasser Arafat Comatose; Peterson Jury Still Deliberating
• Documentary Looks at Forces Shaping Saudi Arabia; Tuskegee Airmen Celebrated 60th Anniversary; Jude Law Stars in "Alfie" Remake

November 04, 2004

• Setting the Course; Can Teeth Whitening Go Too Far?
• Arafat's Condition Worsens; Bush Lays out Second Term Agenda; Elizabeth Edwards Diagnoses with Breast Cancer; Ashcroft to Step Down
• Political Capital; Supreme Obligation; Latest on Yasser Arafat

November 02, 2004

• This is It; The Big Three; Interview with Rudy Giuliani, Bob Kerrey
• Florida 2004; Divided Nation
• Bush, Kerry Rally Faithful on Election Day; Presidential Historian Shares Election Tales
• Important Senate and House Races; Winning and Losing on Election Day; Daschle Says GOP Supporters of Opponent Trying to Intimidate Native Americans in South Dakota.
• The Candidates Have Spoken; Battleground Focus
• Voters Head to Polls; GOP Raises Questions Over Philly Polling Place; Supreme Court OK's Voter Challengers; Doctors Speculate Rehnquist Has Deadly Form of Thyroid Cancer

November 01, 2004

• Keystone State Assumed to be One of Keys to Victory; What Was October Surprise of This Presidential Contest?
• Presidential Race a Statistical Tie; Massive Turnout, Scare Tactics Could Ultimately Affect Election Results; More Trouble for Vioxx-Maker Merck
• Bush Campaigns in Five Battleground States; Kerry Makes Last Minute Campaign Stops; Arafat's Illness Could Spell End of Reign
• Bush & Kerry Make Final Pitch to Battleground States

October 29, 2004

• Questions, Concerns Mounting Over Missing Explosives; Ballot Battle
• Conflicting Information Emerges Over Missing Explosives; Kerry Stumps in Florida; Red Sox Pitcher Calls Off Bush Appearance; Yasser Arafat Flown to Paris for Treatment; FBI Renews Halliburton Investigation
• Pentagon Claims It Removed Some Munitions from Iraqi Site; Candidates in Home Stretch; Surgeon Teach Astronauts to Operate in Space
• Long Lines for Early Voting in Florida; Bush, Kerry to Appear on Spanish Show; NAACP Faces IRS Probe; Funnyman Jamie Foxx Talks About Ray Charles Biopic

October 28, 2004

• Inside the Compound; Watching the Vote
• Yasser Arafat Seriously Ill; Foo Fighters, Springsteen Play at Kerry Event; Red Sox Win World Series
• Ailing Arafat Decides to Seek Treatment in Paris; Wayward Ballots; Scott Peterson Trial Update
• Arafat Heads To Paris For Medical Treatment; A Kansas City Couple and Partisan Politics; Operation Truth Ads; Entertainment News

October 27, 2004

• Nuclear Diplomacy; Weather or Not
• Furor Continues Over Missing Explosives; Neither Candidate Addressing Homeland Security; Defense Rests in Scott Peterson Trial; Red Sox One Game from Winning World Series
• Red Sox Are 3-0 Going Into Game Four of the World Series Tonight; Lunar Eclipse Tonight; Entertainment News
• Six Days to Go; Purple Haze; Charges and Countercharges Over 380 Tons of Explosives

October 26, 2004

• On Thursday, Many Banks Will Start Processing Checks Electronically; How the Flu Vaccine Shortage Likely Started
• Big Questions Over Missing Explosives in Iraq; Poll Worker Shortage Could Pose Election Day Problems; Scott Peterson Defense Rests
• American Airlines Flight 587; Missing Weapons Update; On the Bench

October 25, 2004

• 380 Tons of Explosives Missing from a Facility in Iraq; Chief Justice William Rehnquist Hospitalized for Thyroid Cancer
• Chief Justice Undergoes Cancer Surgery; 380 Tons of Explosives Missing in Iraq; Kerry, Clinton Appear Together in Philadelphia
• Chief Justice William Rehnquist Recovering from Throat Surgery; Bill Clinton Stumps for Kerry; Giuliani Stumps for Bush; Record High Prices for Home Heating Oil Likely This Winter
• Chief Justice William Rehnquist Being Treated for Cancer; Explosives: MIA in Iraq; Clinton Campaigns for Kerry

October 22, 2004

• Roman Catholic Priest Faces Charges of Crimes Against Humanity; Squatter's Rights?
• Kerry Reaching Out; Intelligence Reform; The Issues
• Campaigning For the Female Vote; Video of Aide Hostage Released; Boston Police Accept Responsibility in Fan's Death

October 21, 2004

• The Fear Factor; Kerry Speaks in Ohio; Bush Speaks in Pennsylvania
• Kerry to Talk About Stem Cell Research; Bush to Meet with Catholic Leaders; Boston Red Sox Win American League Pennant; New Jersey Town to Raffle Off Flu Shots
• Bush Talks Health Care in Pennsylvania; Kerry Speaks out for Government-Funded Stem Cell Research; Boston Beats Bronx

October 20, 2004

• President Bush Speaks in Minnesota; Winning Hearts & Minds in Iraq
• Soldier Pleads Guilty in Prison Abuse Case; Kerry: Bush Confuses Iraq with War on Terror; Pulpit Politics Come into Play
• House, Senate Conferees Struggle Over Intel Reforms; Day of Developments in Iraq
• Search Continues in Kirksville, Missouri Plane Crash; Calculating Polling Results; Candidates and Healthcare; Interview with George Carlin

October 19, 2004

• U.S. Military Ramps Up Hunt for Abu Musab Al Zarqawi; Count on a Recount?
• Bush Campaigns in Florida, Kerry in Pennsylvania; Spanish TV Airs Video of Madrid Bombings; Head of CARE International Held Captive in Iraq
• Bush Campaigns in Florida, Kerry in Pennsylvania; Spanish TV Airs Video of Madrid Bombings; Head of CARE International Held Captive in Iraq
• Time Grows Short, Days Grow Long for Presidential Candidates; CARE International Director Abducted in Baghdad; Objective: al- Zarqawi
• Tommy Thompson Speaks About the Flu Vaccine Shortage; Game Six to Be Played in the ALCS and NLCS

October 18, 2004

• President Bush Speaks in Marlton, New Jersey
• Kerry Campaigns in Florida, Discussing Health Care, Iraq; Bush Set to Delivery Policy Speech in New Jersey; Early Voting Begins Today; Bush, Kerry Propose Flu Vaccine Solutions; Inside Look at Baghdad's Green Zone
• Bush Talks Homeland Security and Terrorism; Kerry to Address Health Care; Supply and Demand
• Sen. John Kerry Speaks in Tampa, Florida

October 15, 2004

• Interview with Annika Sorenstam; The Flip Side of Politics
• Violence Continues in Iraq Despite Holy Holiday; Kerry Moves on Momentum; Bush Targets Midwest
• Black Box Warning; U.S., Iraqi Forces Take on Battle Months in the Making; Kerry in Wisconsin
• FDA Warns About Antidepressants for Kids; Hamid Karzai Ahead in Early Election Returns; Alaskan Fishermen Catch Giant Squid; Interview with Jennifer Lopez

October 14, 2004

• Debate Reform; O'Reilly Lawsuits
• Spin for Bush, Kerry in Last Night's Debate; P.R. Expert Gives Advice to Kerry, Bush; Green Zone Bombings in Baghdad; Two Dozen Soldiers Charges in Afghan Civilian Deaths
• Kerry Speaks to AARP About Health Care; Cheneys Fight Back Over Kerry Remarks on Daughter; Ohio Focus Group Reacts to Debate; Twin Bombings Strike Baghdad's Green Zone; Both Candidates Make Factual Errors in Debate; Michael Moore Pay-per-View Deal Falls Through; Chris Rock to Host Oscars
• The Growing Battle Over Illegal Immigration; Interview with Dr. Deepak Chopra; Will Electronic Voting Machines Make Voting Easier?

October 13, 2004

• Third and Final Presidential Debate Tonight in Arizona; In Beslan, Russia, 40-day Mourning Period for Victims of Deadly School Siege is Over
• Allawi Gives Falluja an Ultimatum; Hostage Rescue Attempts Failed, Source Says; Bush, Kerry Prepare for Final Debate
• Influenza Frenzy?; A Look at Tonight's Debate; High-Risk Television?

October 12, 2004

• Supreme Court Agreeing to Consider Ten Commandments Issue; F-16 Fighter Jet Controversy; In Kentucky, Rabbit Hash's Mayoral Election
• Scott Peterson Trial Delayed; Mosques Targeted in Iraq; Investigators Discover Mob Dumping Ground; Red Sox/Yankees Rivalry Kicks off with Championship
• Surprise Recess in Scott Peterson Trial; God and Country; Securing Canada
• Past Polls Show Debates Make Little Difference as Bush & Kerry Prepare for 3rd Tilt; Red Sox, Yankees Renew Old Rivalries

October 11, 2004

• Sinclair Broadcast Group to Air Anti-Kerry Film Nationwide; D.C. Businesses Getting in on Voting Action; Tyco Sells Ex-Chief Kozlowski's Luxury Apartment
• Christopher Reeve, 52, Dies; Bush Attacks Kerry on Terrorism Stance; Afghanistan Still has Long Path to Recovery
• Weapons Handover in Sadr City; Bush, Kerry Campaigns; Revenge for Russia School Standoff?
• Christopher Reeve, Actor and Activist, Remembered; Former Baseball MVP Ken Caminiti Dies at 41; Repair Shops Upset with Car Manufacturers

October 08, 2004

• Three Groups Claim Responsibility for Bombing of Three Egyptian Resorts in Sinai Peninsula; Battlegrounds No More?
• Egyptian Resort Attacks; British Hostage Killed; Tonight's Debate
• British Hostage Murdered in Iraq; Up to 30 Dead in Egypt Bombing; Bush, Kerry to Square Off in St. Louis
• British Hostage Kenneth Bigley Beheaded in Iraq; Discussing the Second Presidential Debate; The Popularity of Poker

October 07, 2004

• President Bush Reacts to Duelfer Report
• Rockets Strike Baghdad Hotel; Bush/Cheney Insist Saddam Was a Threat; Martha Stewart Soon to Report to Prison; Merck Could Face Multiple Vioxx Lawsuits
• Rocket Blasts, Chaos in Baghdad; Impact of WMD Report
• Could an "October Surprise" Decide the Election?; Sen. John Kerry Speaks About the Duelfer Report in Englewood, Colorado.

October 06, 2004

• Limbaugh Probe to Proceed; Interview with Samuel Dalembert
• CIA Report: No WMD in Iraq; Tentative Truce Worked Out with Al- Sadr's Troops; Cheney, Edwards Face off in Debate
• WMD and Saddam Hussein's Iraq; Back on the Stump After VP Debate; Massacre in Laos?
• No WMD Stockpiles in Iraq; Samarra Offensive Over; The Life of Rodney Dangerfield

October 05, 2004

• Flu Vaccine Shortage Expected; What Will V.P. Debate Bring?; Bremer Remarks Put Pentagon on Defense; U.S. Officer Shares Experiences Training Iraqis
• Both Sides Prepare for Tonight's Vice Presidential Debate; "The Da Vinci Code" Tourists; John Kerry News Conference
• The Public's View of the VP Candidates; VP Debate Outlook; Afghan Women Have a Big Say in Afghan Presidential Election
• Bremer's Comments Hover Over Tonight's Debate; Anger in Samarra

October 04, 2004

• Mount St. Helen's Erupts
• Mount St. Helens at Level 3 Alert; Bush & Tax Cuts; Michael Kostiw Declines Offer at CIA

October 01, 2004

• U.S., Iraqis Launch Offensive on Samarra; Al Qaeda Tape Encourages New Leaders; Remains in Dump May be Missing Woman; Making Sense of the Debate; Israel Fights Back Against Rocket Attacks
• Trying Day in Sunni Triangle; Kerry Stumps in Florida
• Debating the Debate; Troops in Iraq Ponder U.S. Elections

September 30, 2004

• Interview with Iraqi Foreign Minister
• Merck Pulls Vioxx, Citing Heart Attack Risks; Iraqi Children Injured in Car Bomb Attack; Last Minute Debate Advice; Mount St. Helens Could Erupt Again
• Merck Pulls Vioxx from the Market; Iraqi Terror Attack Kills Dozens, Mostly Children; Purple Hearts Awarded to Nine 1st Cavalry Soldiers
• Hurricanes Take Mental Toll on Florida Residents; Mount St. Helens Rumbles; Merck Pulls Vioxx Off the Market

September 29, 2004

• Beltway Goes Big League?; Attorney Wants Reduced Sentence for John Walker Lindh
• Private Craft Makes Journey to Space; Bush Visits Hurricane Damage, Releases Booklet Attacking Kerry; British Hostage Believed Alive
• Rule for Thursday's Debate; "The First Patient"; Wholesale Heating Oil Selling at All-Time High; Martha Stewart to Serve Sentence at "Camp Cupcake"
• Awaiting the Debate; SpaceShipOne Flies to Space, Lands Safely; Mount St. Helens Stirs

September 28, 2004

• Italian Female Hostages Released; Captured CNN Producer Released; Bush, Kerry Prepare for Debate; Floridians in the Dark After Jeanne; SpaceShipOne to Compete for X Prize Tomorrow
• Strong Earthquake Rattles Central California; Italian Hostages Freed; New Poll Shows Bush Leads Presidential Race
• Magnitude 6 Earthquake Rocks California; Riad Ali Freed by Captors; New Presidential Polls
• Earthquake Strikes Central California; Two Italian Aid Workers Held Hostage in Iraq Freed

September 27, 2004

• CNN Producer Kidnapped in Gaza; Florida Residents Recover from Jeanne; Two More U.S. Soldiers Charged with Murder; College Football Losing Money
• Florida Recovering from Hurricanes; Ten Toughest Things to Do in Presidential Politics; Presidential Healthcare
• Looting in Haiti; Satellites Provide U.S. Election Security
• Jeanne Downgraded to Tropical Depression; Multiple Insurgent Attacks in Iraq Killing Several

September 24, 2004

• Florida Expecting Hurricane Jeanne; Kerry Outlines Security Plan; Bush to Criticize Kerry for Allawi Comments; British Family Awaits Word on Kidnapped Man; Tropical Storm Devastates Haiti
• Ichiro Suzuki to Break Single Season Hits Record; NASA's Weightlessness Plane; Next Week's Presidential Debates.
• Awaiting Hurricane Jeanne; Allawi Meets Rumsfeld; Iran and the U.N.: Growing Interest Over Nukes; Bush Speaks in Wisconsin
• 3 Navy Seals Charged with Death of Iraq Detainee; Chuck Norris Talks Martial Arts for At-Risk Kids

September 23, 2004

• Talk with Mayor of Iraq's Diyala Province; Haiti's Misery
• Iyad Allawi Addresses Congress, Huddles With Bush; U.S. Wants Trained Iraqi Forces to Handle Insurgents
• Gen. John Abizaid: More Troops to Iraq; "Promises, Promises": Jobs; Schwarzenegger Vetoes Illegal Immigrant Driver's Licenses Bill; "Crowded House": Multiples on the Rise
• Congress Receives Iraqi Interim Leader Iyad Allawi Warmly; Shocking Number of Explosives Get Through Airport Screeners

September 22, 2004

• Chucky Hauled Back into Custody; Russia's Government Hoping Change of Scenery Will Help Children Heal From Terror Attack
• U.S. Officials Deny any Detainees are Going Free Anytime Soon; Bombings in Sadr City; More than 700 dead in Haiti
• "Promises, Promises": Taxes; Hurricane Landfall Locations; Yusuf Islam, Formerly Cat Stevens, Being Deported to London
• Is "Dr. Germ" Out on Bail?; Cat Stevens Denied Entry into United States; Search For Alligator in Mobile Ends

September 21, 2004

• Overseas Reaction to Bush's U.N. Speech; Chloramphenicol Found in Imported Shrimp; Kerry Makes the Talk Show Rounds
• President Bush Addresses UN General Assembly; One American, Briton Remain in Hands of Captors; Is Shrimp the Latest Health Hazard of the Sea?
• "Promises, Promises": Iraq; Second Hostage Beheaded in Iraq; Kerry Holds News Conference in Jacksonville, Fla.

September 20, 2004

• President Bush's Nominee for CIA Director Under Scrutiny on Capitol Hill; CBS Says It Was Misled About Authenticity of Memos
• CBS Airs Regrets; Fighting Words; Pensacola Recovery
• "Promises, Promises": Keeping America Safer; Bush Speaks in Derry, New Hampshire; Scott McClellan Responds to CBS News' Apology
• CBS Apologizes for Bush Documents; Terrorist-Set Deadline to Behead U.S. Hostages Passes

September 17, 2004

• A Discussion With a Nuisance Alligator Control Agent; Monterey Jazz Festival
• Ivan Leaves Snakes, Other Animals in its Wake; Car Bomb Kills at Least Eight Iraqis; A Tale of Two Polls
• The Day After Ivan; Car Bombs Shake Central Baghdad; Michael Jackson Faces Accuser's Mother
• Gulf Coast Cleans Up After Hurricane Ivan; Slow Start for U.S. Golfers in Ryder Cup Championship; 47th Annual Monterey Jazz Festival

September 16, 2004

• High-Tech Forecasting; An Up-Close Look at Ivan's Arrival on Mobile Bay
• Floods, Death, Destruction Accompany Ivan; Two Americans, One Briton Abducted in Iraq; Civil War Predicted in Iraq
• Ivan Downgraded to Tropical Storm; Two Americans and a Briton Kidnapped in Iraq; NASA Also Tracking Hurricanes; Golf's Ryder Cup
• Alabama Gets Hit By Hurricane Ivan; Ivan Leaves Behind Power Outages, Flooded Streets, Lost Homes, and Death; Two Americans, One Briton Abducted in Iraq; Intelligence Report Casts Doubts on Iraq's Future

September 15, 2004

• John Kerry Launching Tough New Attack on Bush Presidency; Women and Terrorism; Bracing for Hurricane Ivan
• New Orleans Awaits Hurricane Ivan; Martha Stewart to Start Jail Time, Foregoes Appeal; Are Women the New Suicide Bombers?
• Ivan Expected to Pack a Wallop; Martha Stewart Requests to Begin Sentence; Beslan Mothers Forced to Choose Which Children to Save; Putin to Change Chechnya Strategy
• Hurricane Ivan Approaches U.S. Gulf Coast; Enemy Fire in Iraqi Cities Have Become Daily Events.

September 14, 2004

• President Bush's Nominee to Head CIA Answering Critics; South Korea Surprise
• Latest Facts and Figures on Hurricane Ivan; Bloodshed in Iraq; CIA Boss Hearings
• Gulf Coast Residents Head for Higher Ground; Senate Hearing for Bush CIA Chief Nominee Begins; Interview with Patti Labelle
• U.S. Gulf Coast Prepares for Ivan; Baghdad and Baquba Police Targets of Bombings; Criticism Over Putin's Stance on School Siege Issue

September 13, 2004

• Hurricane Hunters; Testimony in Scott Peterson Trial Expected to Turn to High Technology Today
• Panhandle Residents Prepare for Ivan; Jamaican Village Mourns Hurricane Victims; "Batman's" Palace Siege Ends; GPS & Peterson Case; NYC Fashion Week
• Death Toll Rises in Hurricane Ivan's Wake; Ban on Guns To Run Out at Midnight, Protester Gets Past Queen's Guard
• Cubans Prepare for Ivan; Gun Manufacturers Don't Expect Post- Ban Surge; FDA Discusses Suicide/Antidepressant Connection in Children; Iraq Violence; North Korea Nuclear Concerns

September 10, 2004

• Unusual Training Ground for U.S. Troops; How Will Attacks of September 11, 2001 Affect Our Children, Generations to Come?
• Hurricane Ivan Hours Away from Jamaica; Despite Crash, Solar Wind Samples Salvaged from Genesis Probe
• Ivan Bears Down on Jamaica; New Book Out Monday on Bush Family
• Florida Prepares for Hurricane Ivan; Science Rescued from Crashed NASA Capsule; Assault Weapons Ban to Expire; Dresses Big for Spring
• Hurricane Ivan Headed For Florida Keys?; Rumsfeld on Terrorism

September 09, 2004

• Renewed Questions About Bush's Military Service; Joint U.S.- Iraqi Plan in Works to Launch Series of Offensives Aimed at Eliminating 'No-Go Zones' Across Iraq
• Hurricane Ivan Already a Killer; In Los Angeles, Thousands of Government Employees Conducting Evacuation Test
• Hurricane Ivan's Path; U.S. Warplanes hit Targets in Fallujah; Space Craft Crash
• Al Qaeda Claims Turn Around in Afghanistan; Arab Editor Says Suicide Bombers a Symptom of Cultural Disease; Annie Lennox Talks about Tour, Album; Designers Using Lots of Color in Spring Lines
• Al Qaeda Videotape Released; Hurricane Ivan Approaches Jamaica

September 08, 2004

• Genesis Crashes in Utah Desert; Iraq Approaching Civil War?
• Kerry Speech Focuses on Bush's Broken Promises; Russians Dealing with Beslan Aftermath; Genesis Crashes in Utah Desert
• Cheney Makes Controversial Security Comment; NASA Investigating Crashed Space Capsule; Designers Debut Spring Lines at Fashion Week
• President Bush Backs Greater Authority For National Intelligence Director; NASA Crash Landing
• Genesis Capsule Crashes In Utah

September 07, 2004

• Frances' Fury; Senators, 9/11 Panel Members Announce New Bills; Powell Speaks About Russian Terrorists
• McCain, Lieberman Expected to Unveil 9/11 Commission Proposals; U.S. Army Fighting Mehdi Army in Sadr City; Bush Campaigns in Missouri
• U.S. Nearing 1,000 Deaths in Iraq since March 2003; Florida Assesses Massive Hurricane Damage
• Fighting Rages in Baghdad; Pentagon Briefing with Rumsfeld and Myers
• Florida Hurricane Damage in Billions; Senators Propose Adopting 9/11 Commission Recommendations; Gallup Poll Shows Lead for Bush

September 06, 2004

• Florida Panhandle Braces for Frances; Clinton Still in Surgery
• Clinton Surgery Over; Al Qaeda-Chechnya Connection
• Clinton Resting After Successful Surgery; Crews Work to Restore Power to Millions in Florida; 7 Marines Killed in Car Bombing in Iraq
• President Clinton on Road to Recovery; Frances' Fury
• Ivan Next to Threaten Caribbean?; Two-Day Mourning Period Begins in Russia for Victims of Hostage Crisis.

September 03, 2004

• Hurricane Frances Approaches Florida; Flights, Cruises Affected by Frances; Bill Clinton to Undergo Bypass Surgery
• Bill Clinton Faces Surgery; Hurricane Frances; Russian Hostage Crisis
• Clinton to Undergo Heart Bypass Surgery Saturday; Florida Prepares for Hurricane Frances; Update on Russia Hostage Situation.
• Bill Clinton to Undergo Coronary Bypass Surgery; Hurricane Frances Nears Landfall in Florida
• Florida Braces for Hurricane Frances; Tragic End to Russian School Standoff; Gloria Estefan Talks About New C.D.

September 02, 2004

• Zell Miller's RNC Comments; Political Fashion Statement
• Hurricane Frances Update; President Bush Addresses Convention Tonight; Russian School Standoff
• Hurricane Frances Eyes Florida; Russian Hostage Situation Update; Bush to Speak at RNC Tonight
• Forecasters Keeping Track of Frances; Bryant Case Dropped; Inside Look at Dems' Media Response Team; Girl Named Kerry Edwards Enjoying Campaign

September 01, 2004

• Seizure of Two French Journalists by Islamic Militants in Iraq Rallying Support From All Parts of France; Nick of Time
• Russian School Under Siege; Democrat Miller to Speak at RNC; Unconventional Protests
• Insurgents Invaded a Russian Middle School; RNC Day Three Speakers; 19-yr.-old Arrested for NYC Officer Assault
• Tonight's Big Speakers to be Democratic Congressman, Vice President; June Lockhart Talks about Career, Space

August 31, 2004

• Could Full-Body Scans Do More Harm Than Good?
• Eight Killed in Moscow Subway Bombing; Activists in NYC; Report About USAF Sexual Assaults, Rapes
• Arnold to Speak, But Does He Represent GOP?; Giuliani Most Favored GOP Speaker; Scientists Discover Two New Planets
• Subway Bombing in Moscow; RNC Day Two Outlook; Floods in VA from TS Gaston

August 30, 2004

• Bush Visits New Hampshire on Way to Convention; RNC Reaches out to Moderates, Undecideds; Rapid Response from DNC
• Discussing the RNC
• Delegates Nominate Bush; Pentagon Spy?; Iraq a "Catastrophic Success?"
• Brazilian Marathoner Attacked, Takes Bronze; Moderates Dominate Podium Time at GOP Convention; Political Faces of Music

August 27, 2004

• Look at Politics and Practical Aspects of Crowd Control; Luke Jensen on Tennis
• Jury Selection Begins in Kobe Bryant Trial; Journalist Death Toll in Iraq War Hits 50
• Executive Order; Sabotage in the Sky?; Peace Deal Ends Fighting in Najaf; Terror in Treat
• Explosive Used to Crash Russian Plane; Will Peace Prevail in Najaf?; Bush Signs Orders for Agencies Against Terrorism; Bryant Jury Selection
• New York Prepares for Republican National Convention; No Gold For U.S. Men's Basketball Team

August 26, 2004

• Counterterrorism Funds & Unlikely Targets; Ashcroft Press Conference -- Operation Web Snare
• Disputes & Debates; Ayatollah Arrives on Peace Mission; Scott Peterson Trial
• Iraq's Al-Sistani attempts to bring peace to Najaf, Suprise hearing in Kobe Bryant case, U.S. attorney general announces legal action against spammers, Terror-related strike in Wyoming?
• Debate over 527 Heats Up; Peace Deal Reached in Najaf
• Peace Deal Reached in Najaf?; Interview With Rulon Gardner

August 25, 2004

• Peterson Trial Updates; Cleland Press Conference
• Max Cleland Wants Bush to Denounce Swift Boat Ads; Terror or Coincidence?; Fay Report News Event; Mystery Illness
• Fighting Words in Swift Boat Controversy; Abu Ghraib Report Points Finger at Military Intelligence
• Many Theories Concerning Two Plane Crashes in Russia; Max Cleland Arrives at Bush's Ranch; Bush & Cheney Clash Over Gay Marriage. Interview with Bela Karolyi
• Cleland and Bush's War of Letters; Kerry's Military History Still Being Questioned

August 24, 2004

• Multiple Olympic Gymnastics Controversies; Kerry Accuses Bush Campaign of Fear & Smear Tactics
• Are Candidates Hearing Middle Class Concerns?; Presidential Attack Ads; Children in the Mehdi Army; Olympics Update
• Two More Abu Ghraib Reports to be Released; Updates on Najaf Fighting; Peterson Trial Updates; Dementia, Diabetes, and Women
• Schlesinger Commission Briefs Reporters; Accused MP Makes Deal With Prosecutors in Germany; High Art and Theft
• Alleged bin Laden Chauffeur Faces Military Tribunal; Battleground Ohio

August 23, 2004

• Bush Gives Media Availability, Calls for More Restrictions on 527s
• Swift Boat Ad Controversy; Security in NYC for RNC; Ethics, Controversy, and Olympic Medals
• New Overtime Laws Take Hold; Art Heist in Broad Daylight
• Sen. Pat Roberts Calls for Sweeping Intelligence Reform; Amber Frey Expected Back on Stand at Peterson Trial
• 'New You Resolution'; Middle East Show 'Super Star' Puts Palestinian in Spotlight

August 20, 2004

• Vietnam Revisited; Najaf in Crisis
• Sound and Fury in Najaf; Some of Kerry's Former Comrades Roll Out New Attack Ad
• Navy on recovery mission in Greenland, Interview with Blondie's Deborah Harry
• Fighting continues in Najaf
• Does Terror Watch List for Airports Work?; Tooth for an Eye

August 19, 2004

• Sadr Supporters' Morale High in Imam Ali Mosque as Najaf Fighting Intensifies
• Last Stand in Najaf; War of Words; Back Door Draft?
• Heavy Fighting Around Imam Ali Mosque; Kerry Blasts 'Swift Boat Veterans' Ads; Google Goes Public
• Najaf Standoff; Animal Victims of Hurricane Charley; Fighting Obesity in Louisiana
• Fighting Continues in Najaf; Kerry Blames Bush Administration for Soft Money Ad; Louisiana Fights Obesity; Hurricane Charley's Aftermath

August 18, 2004

• Missionary Finds U.S. Children Abandoned in Nigeria; U.S. Women Olympic Gymnastics Team Takes Silver
• Battleground State Ohio; Preparing For The RNC; Veteran Gets New Prosthetic Leg; Vacations And Personalities
• Peterson Murder Trial; Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Al-Sadr Stands Down; Najaf Peace?
• Frey Will Take The Stand Monday After Today's Delay; Al-Sadr Purportedly Accepted Baghdad's Demand To Disband Militia; More NJ Gov. Scandals
• Al-Sadr Ready To Back Down; Frey To Take Stand Against Geragos; Police Taser Man Trying To Return To Hurricane Damaged Home

August 17, 2004

• Iraqi National Conference Delegation Travels to Meet with Muqtada Al Sadr; Day Four of Summer Games in Athens
• Secrets & Spies; Violence in Najaf; Swept Away
• Citrus Farmers Hard Hit by Charley; New Mexico Native Americans New Mexico Favoring Kerry; Bush's Approval Rating Above 50 Percent; Bride Uses Web to Try to Find Cell Donor; Google Asks Permission to Close Out IPO; FBI Questioning Activists
• Najaf Fighting, Baghdad Mortar Attack; Eight Terror Suspects Charged; Three 9/11 Congressional Hearings; IL Importing Prescription Drugs?
• Should A National Intel Dir. Control The Intelligence Budget?; Najaf/Baghdad Attacks; Damage To Fla. Citrus Crops; Frey Takes The Stand

August 16, 2004

• Jackson, Peterson, And Bryant Trial Updates; Olympic Games Updates
• Post-Disaster Distress; Military Shuffle; Michael Jackson Case
• Hurricane Charley's Aftermath; Jackson, Bryant, and Peterson Trial Updates; Bush Announces Plans To Reposition U.S. Troops; Delegation To Travel To Najaf
• Secret Tapes Played into Evidence in Peterson Case; Bush Announce Troop Redeployment Plan
• Charley's Insurance Bill $11 Billion in Florida; Michael Jackson Supporters Rally at Santa Maria Pretrial Hearing

August 13, 2004

• Charley A Cat. 4, Moves Toward Fort Myers, Fla.; PGA Championship; Greek Athletes In Doping Scandal
• Category 4 Hurricane Charley Aims At Fort Myers, Fla.; Richard Codey Press Conference; Shasta Lake Fire
• Category 4 Hurricane Charley Offshore Fort Myers; New Jersey Stunner; Julia Child Dies At 91
• Hurricane Charley Begins To Come Ashore Near Fort Myers, Fla.
• Millions Prepare for Charley; N.J. GOP Want McGreevey Resignation Now

August 12, 2004

• TS Bonnie/Hurricane Charley Aim At Fla.; Tapes Of Peterson/Frey's Recorded Conversations; PGA Championship
• Bonnie Makes Landfall, Charley Follows; U.S. Soldiers On Olympic Team; PGA Championship; Kerry Speech In Cali.; Low-Income Computers
• Najaf Offensive; Bonnie & Charley; Blood Pressure Insight
• Fighting In Najaf; Bonnie In Fla., Charley Coming; No Authority To Grant Gay Marriage In S.F.; New Study On Antidepressants And Children
• Major Storms Deliver One-Two Punch; Coalition Forces Move Against Al-Sadr Forces

August 11, 2004

• Kobe Bryant Prosecutors Ask For Indefinite Delay; Bush Shares Spotlight with McCain in N.M., Arizona
• Toobin: Prosecution Botched Kobe Bryant Case
• American & Iraqi Forces Prepare for Major Assault in Najaf; Amber Frey Testifies about Peterson Lies
• Homeland Security On Mexico Border; New Study About Women And Heart Attacks; CBS's Mike Wallace Arrested; Shortlist For Greenspan Replacement
• Terror Suspect Held for Possibly Casing Southern U.S. Targets; Al-Sadr Vows to Fight to Death in Najaf
• Two Major Storms Near Landfall; President Bush in Southwest

August 10, 2004

• Greek Natl. Baseball Team Part Of Doping Scandal; Olympics Open Fri.; Politics In Pacific Northwest; High Mental Jobs Equal Low Alzheimer's Risk?
• Weeklong Fighting In Najaf Continues; Special Training For U.S. Embassy Employees In Iraq; New Roll-Over Rating System; Interest Rate Hike
• Congress Considers Goss Nomination; House Armed Services Committee Tackles 9/11 Commission Ideas; Continued Fighting In Najaf; Amber Frey Takes The Stand; Fed Raises Interest Rates
• Mixed Reaction On Capitol Hill To Goss Announcement; Amber Frey Takes The Stand; Fed Will Raise Interest Rates A Quarter Point; Sudan Crisis
• Forces Clash in Najaf; Amber Frey Details Peterson Relationship; Civil Suit Filed Against Kobe Bryant

August 09, 2004

• U.N. Calls Sudan Worst Humanitarian Crisis In The World; Fighting Continues In Najaf; X-Prize Spacecraft Explodes After Liftoff; Low Airfares
• Terrorists Might Have Planned to Bomb New York Landmarks; Pakistan Hit Hard by Counter Terror Efforts; Tape Reveals al Qaeda Planning for Riyadh Attack; Four Charged in Xbox Murder
• Material Seized Reportedly Lays Out Al Qaeda Plan For Possible New Terror Attack; Political Ads; Car Monitoring For Insurance Discounts; Soy A Superfood?
• Raid Shows Al Qaeda May Have Been Plotting New York Attacks; Arrest Warrants For Ahmed And Salem Chalabi; Evidence To Clear Peterson?; Sudan Agrees To New Peace Talks; Filipino Twins Recovering
• Pakistani Raids Yielded Information About Possible NYC Terror Attack; Najaf Fighting Continues; Sudan Says It Will Meet U.N.'s Security/Human Rights Deadline; Fay Wray Dead At 96

August 06, 2004

• MP Who Raised Red Flag at Abu Ghraib Says It Was Hard Call to Make
• 32,000 Jobs Added In June, Smallest Net Gain Since Dec.; Violence In Iraq Raises Concerns About Stability; Mass Killer Search in Fla.; No Bail For Brit Accused Of Internet Terrorism Recruitment
• Bush Puts Positive Spin on Disappointing Jobs Report; First Students Graduate from Iraqi Construction Training Program; Female Weight Lifter Hopes for Gold; Wordsmiths Compete in Scrabble Tournament
• Fighting Intensifies in Najaf; Rick James Found Dead
• U.S. Economy Created Jobs In June, Less Than Economists Expected; Anti-Terror Dragnet Snagging More Suspects; Iraqis Polled On U.S. Presidential Election; Alan Keyes May Be The IL Rep. Candidate.

August 05, 2004

• Justice Department Holds News Briefing on N.Y. Mosque Raid
• Two Men Arrested At An Albany, NY, Mosque; Bush Speaks At A Live News Event; Terror Exercises Held In Cali.; FDA Approves Cymbalta
• Two Men Arrested In Albany, NY, Mosque Sting; Searches Underway Relating To Anthrax Investigation; New Trend Toward Luxury Medical Centers
• Translator Shares Story of Saddam's Capture
• FBI Makes Arrests in Alleged Missile Plot; California Trains For Potential Terror Attack

August 04, 2004

• A Look at 'American Soldier' Book by Gen. Tommy Franks; A Look at a Brain Disorder That Puts Senses in Overdrive
• Military, Intelligence Officials Defend Raising Alert Level; Bryant Victim May Drop Case; Mary Kay Letourneau Released From Prison; Olympic Wrestler Tela O'Donnell Profile
• Al Qaeda in Contact With Agents in United States?; Simulated Politics
• Pakistan Intelligence Shows Possible Evidence Of Al Qaeda Operatives Contacting Individual/Individuals In U.S.; Bryant Victim May Opt For Civil Lawsuit; Kerry and Bush Campaigning In Iowa Today
• Prosecution of Lynndie England Continues; 11-year-old Attacked By Shark Off Coast Of Texas

August 03, 2004

• Discussion with an Al Qaeda Expert Who Has Been Tracking Terrorists and Their Use of the Web, Internet, Disposable E-Mail
• More Al Qaeda Arrests In Pakistan; Terror Alerts Based Off Old Information; Statue Of Liberty Reopens; Greece Ready For Olympics
• Abu Ghraib Guard Faces Possible 38 Years in Prison; Plane Crash in Texas
• Pakistan Arrests Seven More Al Qaeda Operatives
• Al Qaeda Recon Still Viable?; Statue of Liberty Reopens

August 02, 2004

• Potential Targets in New York City, New Jersey and Washington on High Alert
• Mark Hacking Arrested For Alleged Murder Of His Wife; White House/Kerry campaign Fight Over Better Terror-Fighting Tactics; Security Concerns At Specific Financial Targets In U.S.
• America on Alert Again; Mark Hacking Charged; Implant for Depression
• Kerry Vows More Urgency In Protecting America From Terrorists; Christian Churches In Iraq Bombed

July 30, 2004

• Kerry-Edwards Kicks Off Post-Convention Campaign; Bush Campaigns in Michigan
• Senate Committee Mulls 9/11 Panel Recommendations
• Bob Barr Comments on 9/11 Panel Recommendations; NY Moms Rock
• Dean Praises Kerry Speech; 'Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle' Sets New Standard for Product Placement

July 29, 2004

• Update in Peterson, Bryant Cases; Ricin In Three Bottles Of Baby Food In Cali.; Another Cholesterol Limit Adjustment; Bloggers And Politics
• Kerry Prepares For DNC; Flooding In Texas; Recap And Preview Of DNC Speeches
• Democratic National Convention -- Day Four; Flooding in Texas; Watch-Listed Woman Caught At U.S. Border; NYC Security For RNC; Saudi Anti-Insurgency Plan Under Attack.
• Scott Peterson Judge Denies Defense Motion to Dismiss Trial; Hemingway Look-Alike Weighs in on U.S. Elections

July 28, 2004

• Interview with Neal Boortz and Mike Luckovic; CNN Uses New Microphones
• 68 Dead, 56 Wounded in Baquba Car Bombing; Florida Touchscreen Voting Machines Crash
• More Violence In Iraq; Sen. Kerry Arrives In Boston; Warning For Troops Who Took Lariam; Update On Hacking Case; More Voting Troubles in Florida
• Iraq A Key Factor In Election?; Strong Wives In Politics

July 27, 2004

• Discussion with Chairman of Media Research Center; Finding Deals on Summer Wheels
• Egypt Denies Ransom For Hostage Allegation; Hostage-Taking Tactics Of The Rising Insurgency; Democratic Nation Convention Day Two; Planned Parenthood Sells Controversial T-shirts; Google's IPO.
• Egyptian Captive Released Amid Ransom Speculation; Democratic National Convention Day Two; Democratic Game Plan; Updates In Lori Hacking Case; Whale Attacks Trainer
• Speakers At Day Two Of The Democratic National Convention; Importance Of Polling; "Entertainment News"

July 26, 2004

• Latest Leads In Lori Hacking Case; Republicans And The Democratic National Convention; Tour Of Boston; High-Speed Internet On Cell Phones
• Democrats Begin Final Convention Preparations; President Bush Laying Low This Week; More Violence In Iraq; U.S. Uses High-Tech Devices In Bin Laden Search
• Interview With James Carville and Bob Novak; "PEOPLE IN THE NEWS" Profiles Lance Armstrong; John Kerry Campaigns In Florida
• Preparing For The Democratic National Convention; Edwards Campaigns In North Carolina; Al-Jazeera Covers DNC; Google Slowdown; Missing Runner Update

July 23, 2004

• USS Ronald Reagan Heads Home; Security Ratcheting Up in Boston; Kerry Returns to Birthplace; Tapes Reveal Truth Behind 9/11 Flight; U.S. Bombs Suspected Terror House
• Tireless Search Continues for Missing Utah Woman; Jesse James Versus the Government
• Missing Utah Woman's Husband Caught in Web of Lies; How Much Kerry Bounce from Dem Convention?; Celebrities Try Alternative Therapies
• Media Target for Terror in Boston?; Swimming With Manatees
• New Revelations on Flight 93; USS Ronald Reagan Homeports

July 22, 2004

• Victims' Families React to 9/11 Commission Report
• 9/11 Commission Reports; Are America's Skies Safe? Inmates Make Beer Run
• 9/11 Commission Points to Poor Organization, Makes Suggestions
• Reviewing The 9/11 Commission Report; Search Continues For Missing Runner
• 9/11 Commission Points To Poor Organization; Video Shows 9/11 Hijackers Screened at Airport; Negotiations For Release Of Six Hostages; Bobby Sherman Turns 61

July 21, 2004

• Security Issues At Athens Olympics; Protesting the Democratic National Convention; Interview With Apollo 11 Astronauts;
• Saudi Officials Claim Raid Hit Al Qaeda Hard; 9/11 Panel Briefs Hill & White House Before Releasing Full Report Tomorrow
• Protestors Voice Concern About Tight Security for DNC; Were Sandy Berger Charges Politically Driven?; First Astronauts on Moon Share Views on Future of NASA.
• Scott Peterson's Love Life Examined; Baghdad Stock Market Open For Business; Bush Holds Media Availability with Romanian PM

July 20, 2004

• Discussion with an Expert on Spacesuits; Warning for Weightlifters
• Sandy Berger admits taking classified documents from National Archives
• Allegations Against Fmr. Nat'l Sec. Advisor Sandy Berger; Air Force Considers 30,000-pound bomb; NASA Celebrates First Moonwalk Anniversary
• Kerry Campaign Looks for Rural Voters; Martha Stewart Shares Views on Her Trial; Minority Voters Favor Kerry; Recovering from Burns Tough for Soldier
• Fmr. Natl. Sec. Advisor Under Fire; Detectives Testify in Peterson Case; NASA Celebrates Apollo 11 Landing

July 19, 2004

• Iran Security Failed to I.D. al Qaeda Members; Arafat Refuses Resignation of Prime Minister; Hawk Caused California Fire
• Countdown to Democratic National Convention, Drug found to slow down progression of Alzheimer's Disease
• Hundreds of Homes Threatened in Southern California; Is Iran Tied to 9/11?
• Iran's Role in 9/11; Medicare Will Now Cover Obesity; Apple Reduces IPods' Cost
• Interview With Kenny Schrader
• Vietnam-Era Commander Wetmoreland Dies; "American Voices"; Are Minutemen Crossing the Line?

July 16, 2004

• Martha Stewart Sentenced to Five Months in Prison, Five Months Confinement; Are Robots Getting a Bad Rap?
• How Will Martha Weather Prison?; Wildfires in Carson City, Nevada
• Martha's Broker Sentencing to Begin; Defense Secretary Curiously Silent
• Bacanovic Sentencing in Court now Under Way; Infamous Inmates
• Martha's 'Shameful Day'; McCain & Cheney Campaign in Michigan

July 15, 2004

• Look at System Designed to Spot, Shoot Down Incoming Missiles Fired From Anywhere in World; Bush Signs Off on Tougher Penalties for Identity Thieves
• Iraqi Prime Minister Vows to Annihilate Terrorists; More Bombings in Iraq Despite Tough Talk
• White House Defends President's Lack of NAACP Speeches; Saudi Officials Labor to Keep Expats Safe
• Rumors Abound on Dick Cheney as V.P. Choice; Defense Presses Detective in Scott Peterson Trial
• Privacy Concerns Prompt Grounding of CAPPS II; Hassoun's Homecoming

July 14, 2004

• Delay in Start of Testimony in Scott Peterson Murder Trial
• Does Ditka Stand a Chance?
• Ten People Dead in Biggest Single Attack by Iraqi Insurgents Since Return of Self-Rule Last Month
• British Inquiry Finds No Deliberate Distortion of Iraqi Intelligence; Interview With Tony Kanaan
• Edwards Speaks at Iowa Rally; Blair Accepts Responsibility for Brit. Iraq Intel. Problems; Senate Votes Down Gay Marriage Ban

July 13, 2004

• George W. Bush on Two-Day Swing Through Great Lake States; Who Will We See Up on Podium When Democrats Hold Their Convention?
• International Effort on to Donate Textbooks to Baghdad University
• Bin Laden Associate Surrenders to Saudis
• Osama bin Laden Associate Surrenders; Iraqi Army Now Patrolling Baghdad Streets
• Al Qaeda Associate Takes Saudis Up on Amnesty Offer; More Terrorist Sites on Web

July 12, 2004

• Stem Cells, Ron Reagan and the Democratic Convention; Scientists Believe They've Found Genetic Reason Why Most Animals Are Promiscuous
• Girl Scouts Take no Prisoners in Cookie Debts
• Iraq Trying to Build Bridges With European Union; Interview With Matt Damon
• Bush Defends War Against Terror Policies; Deadline Extended for Filipino Hostage; Peterson Prosecution's Star Witness May Appear Soon; Researcher Continue Work on AIDS Vaccine; Web Site Tracks Political Contributions
• Bush Hails Libya's Rejection of WMD as Key American Victory

July 09, 2004

• Senate Report on Prewar Iraq Intelligence
• A Familiar Face is Back in Pennsylvania; Dissecting the Case for War
• Senate Intelligence Report Lays Blame on CIA for Iraq Intelligence Failures
• Senators' Reports Critiques Pre-War Intelligence; Marine to be Questioned Over Kidnapping; Rockets Hit Baghdad Hotel; World Court Declares West Bank Barrier Illegal; Study Finds Surge in Popularity of Violent Images on Web
• Brother of Wassef Hassoun Speaks to Media

July 08, 2004

• New Threats Against U.S. May be Due to Latest Push to Get Bin Laden; DOJ Conference on Lay's Indictment
• Missing Marine Wassef Hassoun Allegedly Picked up by U.S. Officials in Lebanon
• Ken Lay Pleads Not Guilty; Officials Say Terrorist Attack Could be Likely; Kidnapped Marine Safe in Lebanon
• Where do You Draw the Line Between Caution and Crying Wolf?
• Tom Ridge Warns of Terror Attacks; NYPD Commissioner Holds Press Conference

July 07, 2004

• Kerry, Edwards, and the Deep South
• In the Final Analysis, do Voters Care That Much About Who's No. 2 on the Ticket?
• America Votes 2004 On The Road; Bush on Edwards' Turf; Iraq: The Next Chapter; Troop Strength; Karachi: City in Chaos; Hendrix V. Hendrix
• Kidnapped Marine May be Heading Home; What Does Edwards Bring to the Ticket?; Iraqi Security Clashes with Insurgents; Nuclear Materials Removed from Iraq; Pastor on Trial in Exorcism Death
• Captured Marine Reportedly Freed; Kerry-Edwards Make Debut

July 06, 2004

• Kerry Chooses Edwards as V.P.; Study Shows Children's Cough Medicines Not Effective
• Making V.P. Choice That Counts; Political Perspective
• Can Edwards Help Cinch Deal For Kerry, What Are Historical Precedents in This?

July 05, 2004

• Kerry May Have Chosen Running Mate; Michael Moore Film Still Strong at Box Office; Duke University Coach Turns Down Lakers Job; Russian Tennis Player Beats Serena Williams at Wimbledon; Spacecraft Sends Pictures of Saturn Moon; Psychologists Urge Workers not to Take Work on Vacation
• Cornerstone Laid for New Skyscraper at Ground Zero; U.S. Conducts More Air Strikes on Fallujah
• Iraqi Government Mulls New Security Measures; Drummer Comments on Music Biz

July 02, 2004

• Kerry Speaks at Rally in Minnesota; Remembering the Civil Rights Act's Signing
• Marlon Brando Dead at 80; Yemen Joins Jordan in Offering to Send Peacekeepers to Iraq; Rumsfeld Considers Withdrawing Families from Bahrain Base; Bush Puts Positive Spin on Lower Than Expected Job Growth; Bill Cosby Makes Controversial Comments about Black Families; Will Saddam's Treatment Influence the Election?
• Look on the Career of Marlon Brando
• Marlon Brando's Sudden Death Brings Out Many Memories; Is Bill Cosby Right?
• Marlon Brando Dead at 80; New Images Released of Saddam; Security Stepped Up in Washington for Holiday; International Perception of Saddam Trial Important to New Government; Self-Serve Becoming Widespread

July 01, 2004

• Saddam Appears in Iraqi Court; Danforth to be Sworn in as U.N. Ambassador
• Saddam Calls First Court Hearing 'Theater by Bush'
• Saddam Still Claims Iraqi Presidency to Judge; Boston Students Debate Meaning of Iraqi Transfer of Power
• Saddam Hussein Appears in Iraqi Court; Ringside View of Saturn

June 30, 2004

• Overview of New Iraq Court System, Special Tribunal
• Charging Saddam; Army to Tap Rarely Used Reservists
• Iraq Takes Over Custody of Saddam; Ralph Nader Worries Democrats Again
• Saddam Hussein Turned Over to Iraq; Shoot-out in Saudi Arabia Kills Suspected al Qaeda Members; Interview With Andrea Jaeger
• Fed Raises Interest Rates; Military Cannot Confirm Maupin's Death; Army to Call up Reserves; Colin Powell Visits Sudan to Assess Crisis; Spacecraft to Enter Saturn's Orbit After 7-Year Trip

June 29, 2004

• A Conversation With an Iraqi Studying in U.S. Under Fulbright Program
• Roadside Bomb Kills Three U.S. Marines in Baghdad
• President Optimistically Cast Political Transition in Iraq as Just the Beginning
• Iraq's New Government to Take Over Legal Custody of Saddam, 11 Former Lieutenants, Lackeys

June 28, 2004

• Supreme Court Decision Still Leaves Some Questions Unanswered
• U.S. Preparing to Handover Former Iraqi Dictator Saddam Hussein
• American People Skeptical of U.S. Policy After Iraq Handover; Peterson Judge Angry at Violation of Gag Order
• New Iraqi Regime Seeks, Gets Power Two Days Early; Missing Marine's Family Reacts
• Will Iraqi Interim Govt. Weather Security Concerns? Padilla Case Sent Back for Re-Filing

June 25, 2004

• Pentagon Reports Coalition Narrowly Misses Zarqawi; Alzheimer's Drug Debate
• Critical Moments as Bush Meets With EU Leaders, NATO Summit
• Coalition Suspects Near Miss on Iraq Air Strike; Peterson Prosecution Witness Caught in Omission

June 24, 2004

• Iraqi PM: Worst May be Yet to Come After Explosions, Ambushes, Fighting Across Five Major Cities
• Over 90 Killed in Iraqi Insurgent Attacks; NASA Reinvention
• Insurgents Launch Attacks in 5 Iraqi Cities; 2 Bombings in Turkey

June 23, 2004

• Zarqawi Believed Behind Death Threat Against Iraq's Interim Prime Minister
• Juror No. 5 Thrown Off Peterson Case
• Scott Peterson Juror Removed; John Kerry Addresses Supporters in California
• Zarqawi Delivers Death Threat to Allawi; Boy Shot in Afghanistan
• More Coalition Air Strikes in Fallujah; Bush Stumps in Pennsylvania

June 22, 2004

• Interrogating Detainees, Papers Outline Approved Gitmo Techniques
• S. Korean Optimism Dashed as Businessman Killed in Iraq; Bush Reacts to News with Hungarian Prime Minister
• South Korean Hostage Killed in Iraq; Powell: Terrorism Report Not Manipulated; Clinton Memoir Already a Best-Seller
• Outrage Over Beheading of South Korean in Iraq; Judge Clears Path For Lawsuit Against Wal-Mart

June 21, 2004

• Prisoner Abuse Scandal: Deposing Higher-Ups; Four Marines Killed in Iraq; Scott Peterson Trial
• First Civilian Craft Flies Into Space; 3 More Abu Ghraib Guards Begin Hearings

June 19, 2004

• Putin Claims Russia Tipped Off U.S. to Saddam Terror Plots; Saudis Scramble to Find Paul Johnson as Deadline Looms.

June 17, 2004

• 9/11 Commission Hearing Outlinee Vivid Details of Final Moments of all Four Hijacked Airplanes
• Car Bomb Kills 35 Iraqis in Baghdad; 9/11 Widow Talks Faith
• Radio Record Paints Chilling 9/11 Picture
• Civilian CIA Contractor Charged with Afghan Detainee Death; 14 Fighters Total Patrolled All U.S. on Morning of 9/11

June 16, 2004

• U.S. Troops Get Message of Thanks, Warning of Potentially More Violence from Commander in Chief
• Challenges in Iraq, War on Terror at Forefront of Bush's Thoughts in Speech Today
• Commission: No Credible Evidence Iraq Involved in 9/11 Attacks; Family Pleads for Safety of U.S. Hostage
• Iraqi Oil Exec. Killed; 9/11 Panel Finds No 9/11-Saddam Connection
• Al Qaeda Originally Planned Larger U.S. Strike; Marion Jones Denies Steroid Use

June 15, 2004

• More Police Testimony in Peterson Trial After Confrontation Erupts in Courtroom
• Remembering the Last Confederate Widow
• Talks Under Way For Transfer of Saddam Hussein to Iraq; National Veterans Wheelchair Games Begin
• Should Saddam Be Considered POW?; Greenspan Goes to Capitol Hill for Confirmation
• Bush to Interim Iraqi Govt. on Saddam: 'How Are You Going to Make Sure He Stays in Jail?'

June 14, 2004

• Senate Intelligence Committee: CIA Slowing Release Report Critical to Agency; Task of Rebuilding Iraq Appears Daunting
• Modesto Police Officers Describing Scott Peterson's Behavior, What Made Them Suspicious
• Flag Day Story of Stars, Stripes and Standing; Countdown to Handover in Iraq; Economic Recovery?
• High Court Tosses Pledge Suit; Car Bomb Kills 13 in Iraq
• Pakistan Views Weekend Arrests of 9 Suspected Al Qaeda as Major Development; Bush Travels to Missouri to Tout New Drug Cards

June 11, 2004

• Stock Markets Honor Reagan; Children of War Getting new Lease on Life; Tour of Hope; Nation Honors Ronald Reagan; Friends Remember Ray Charles

June 10, 2004

• A Look at Reagan's Early Years
• Anarchists at Seas Island Gate; Last Full Day for Reagan Viewing
• 2000 an Hour File Past Reagan; Gadhafi Plot to Kill Saudi Crown Prince?

June 09, 2004

• Parade to Capitol Today Last, Not First for President Reagan
• Nation's Largest Radio Station Owner Reportedly Reachs $1.7 Million Deal Resolving Rift Between Them, FCC
• Crowds Gather in D.C. for Reagan Procession; General Advises Changes in Military Sexual Assault Policy
• Bush Focuses G-8 Summit on Iraq Security Issues; Italians Return from Iraq Free Men

June 08, 2004

• Security Council to Vote on Iraq Resolution as More Carbombs Hit
• Hostage Rescue Requires Through Debriefing
• G-8 Summit Begins; Reagan Viewing Extended
• Reagan's Record on Race Debated; Security at G-8 Summit Outlined
• Bush Confident U.N. Iraq Resolution Will Pass; Reagan Viewing Hours Extended in California

June 07, 2004

• Mourning President Reagan; Sea Island Summit; Countdown to Handover
• Remembering Regan Before Viewing at Presidential Library
• State Funeral Journey Begins for Former President Reagan

June 04, 2004

• A Closer Look at CIA History
• Remembering D-Day
• President Bush Meets With Pope; History of the Handshake
• Pols & Pundits Ponder Tenet Resignation; Fighting Continues in Kufa
• Bush Meets with Pope; D-Day Commemorations Set to Begin
• Rumsfeld: 'Excellent Progress' in Iraq, Afghanistan; More Patients Turning to Cash-Only Doctors

June 03, 2004

• Tenet to Resign From CIA
• Tenet Address Intelligence Community
• Pols & Pundits Ponder Tenet Resignation; Fighting Continues in Kufa
• CIA Director to Step Down; Interview With Cloris Leachman
• Chalabi on Tenet's Tenure: 'Not Helpful'; Day Spa Witnesses Take Stand for Prosecution in Scott Peterson Trial

June 02, 2004

• Bush Commencement Speech Doesn't Outline Many Details of Current War Strategy
• President Bush Speaks at Air Force Academy; Prescription Drugs and Weight Gain
• Navy Seabees Make Friends in Fallujah; Interview with Indy 500 Winner

June 01, 2004

• Justice: Padilla Was Planning to Blow Up Apartment Buildings in U.S.
• New Iraqi Government Diverse, Not Perfect
• IGC Selects Interim Iraqi Govt.; Opening Arguments in Scott Peterson Trial Begin
• U.S. Troops Clash With Insurgents; President Bush Offers Votes of Confidence to New Iraqi Leaders
• Justice Dept. Claims Dirty Bomber Has Confessed; Oil Futures Hit Record Highs After Weekend Terror Attacks in Saudi Arabia

May 31, 2004

• America at War Marks Memorial Day
• Those who Died in Service Being Remembered Today; Interview With General Richard Myers
• Ceremony Under Way at Vietnam War Memorial; Car Bomb Kills 4 Near Baghdad's Green Zone
• Deadly Twisters Leave Widespread Damage Across Midwest; Bush Observes Memorial Day
• Cease-Fire Endangered in Kufa; Fighting 69th Going to Iraq

May 28, 2004

• Trial Date Set for Jackson Molestation Case
• 60 Years After Fighting Ended Veterans of World War II Being Honored With Memorial
• IGC Nominates Allawi for Interim Iraqi PM; WWII Memorial Set for Dedication Tomorrow
• Iraq Names Prime Minister; Weather Gone Wild
• Baltimore Policy Have 2 Suspects in Child Slaying; Travel Tips for Holiday Weekend

May 27, 2004

• Newsflash: Smoking is Bad For You; Kerry Speech
• Scott Peterson Jury Selected; E-mail Return Receipt?
• Bill Cosby Criticizes African-American Culture, Parenting; Space Craft Returns Stunning Saturn Photos
• British Arrest Al-Masri; U.S. Halts in Najaf with Possible Deal Brokered
• U.S. Officials Claim Old Mustard Gas Shells Found in Iraq; Bryant Defense Team to Question Crime Scene Investigation

May 26, 2004

• New York Launching New Program to Give Authorities Leg Up Against Terrorists
• Feds Fear Summer of Terror; Just How Sovereign Will Iraq Be?
• Amnesty International Issues Scathing Report on United States; Fingerprint Flap
• Ashcroft, Mueller Warn of Summer Terror Attacks on U.S. Soil; Fleet Week Begins in NYC

May 25, 2004

• Severe Flooding, Tornadoes Leave Much of Midwest Disaster Area; Surgeons Give Hearing to Child Born With One Ear
• Wedeman Recounts Experiences in Iraq
• Day of Destruction in Iraq; Questions Unanswered Following President Bush's Address?
• Tornadoes, Floods Rage in Midwest; Chemical Plant Burns Outside Atlanta
• Bush Outlines 5-Step Plan for Iraq, Was It Convincing?

May 24, 2004

• Countdown to Iraqi Handover Begins
• President Bush to Address Nation This Evening; A Second Chance; Pain at the Pump
• Supreme Court to Hear Argument on Lethal Injection; Despite New Video, U.S. Denies Striking Wedding Party; Coalition Takes over al- Sadr's Mosque; Vitamin Waters Fail to Deliver; Historic British Estate for Sale
• Bush Prepares Big Iraq Speech; Beware Rip Currents at Atlantic Beaches; Where Will Gas Prices Go?

May 21, 2004

• Americans Drawn to Violent Images?; Prisoner Abuse Photo Overkill?
• 'Wash. Post' Publishes New Abu Ghraib Pictures; SBC Workers Walk Off Job
• Partisan Fireworks on Capitol Hill; Bombshell in Martha Stewart Case
• Staff Sgt. Mejia Convicted of Desertion; Spain Withdraws Remaining Troops From Iraq Today
• Perjury Charged in Martha Case

May 20, 2004

• Is It Possible World Could Soon Run Out of Oil?; U.S. Sprinter Kelli White Comes Clean About Using Performance-Enhancing Stimulants
• Ahmed Chalabi's Baghdad Compound Raided; U.N. Condemns Israeli Gaza Incursion
• Israelis Raid Refugee Camp; Financial Woes Revealed at NASA; Silver Ring Thing Promotes Teen Abstinence
• U.S. Soldiers Raid Home of Iraqi Leader; Global Oil Crisis Imminent?
• U.S. Claims Chalabi Not Target in Iraqi Police Raid; Sen. Warner & Rumsfeld Answer Reporter Questions After Latest Senate Hearing into Abuses in Iraq

May 19, 2004

• Will The Defense Of Following Orders Work In The Abu Ghraib Prison Cases?
• Latest Israeli/Palestinian Violence Draws White House Attention
• Senate Grills Top U.S. Generals; U.S. Soldier Pleads Guilty to Prisoner Abuse Charges
• Bloomberg Chides Congress in Front of 9/11 Panel; Israelis, Explosion in Gaza

May 18, 2004

• Tony Randall Remebered
• Are U.S. Cities Ready for the Next 9/11?
• Panel Investigates 9/11 First Responders; Box Office Looking Green
• 9/11 Commission Talks to NYC's First Responders; Should Bush Tap Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
• Army Preps for Abu Ghraib Courts Martial Tomorrow; Pope Turns 84

May 17, 2004

• Message of Today's Military Reinforcing Integrity, Honor in Officers
• Coalition Forces Kill Six of al-Sadr Militia in Najaf
• Governing Council President Killed; Frightening Find in Iraq; Fifty Years After Brown
• Artillery Shell in Iraq Tested for Sarin; IGC President Killed in Bomb Blast
• Bush Speaks at Brown v. Board of Education Commemoration

May 14, 2004

• Court-Martials vs. Civilian Criminal Court
• How Does the U.S. Exit Iraq Without sending it Into Civil War and Chaos?
• Interview With Attorney For Accused Soldier; Nick Berg Remembered
• Sivits Claims MPs Acted on Their Own in Abu Ghraib; Massive Anti-Bush Rally in Havana
• Pentagon Reviews Interrogation Practices; Abu Ghraib Courts Martial to Begin Next Week

May 13, 2004

• Rumsfeld Visits Iraq as CIA Says Zarqawi May Have Been Berg's Killer
• Multiple al Qaeda-Friendly Sites Being Dropped
• Rumsfeld Visits Baghdad; Army Trains Future Interrogators
• Rumsfeld, Myers in Iraq; CIA Claims Berg Killer on Tape is Zarqawi
• Wolfowitz, Pace Grilled by Senators; Americans Fed Up at Pump

May 12, 2004

• Was Vietnam Worse Than What Americans Are Doing in Iraq?
• Berg Family Has Questions; Boston Nuns Accused of Child Abuse; Former Vietnam POW's Discuss Torture, Intelligence Gathering
• Congress Looks at New Abu Ghraib Images; West Chester Mourns Nick Berg
• Outrage Grows Over Beheaded American; Blaming Bush in Cuba

May 11, 2004

• Coffee: A Little Through the Day Goes a Long Way
• U.S. Confirms Body Found ID'd as Man Named on Web Site Showing Beheading
• Grisly Video Surfaces on Al Qaeda Web Site; Iraq Abuse Scandal Blamed on Lack of Leadership
• Taguba Testifies on Abu Ghraib; Storm Chaser Shows New Images
• American Hostage Beheaded on New Video; Israelis & Palestinians Fight in Gaza City

May 10, 2004

• Rumsfeld Shows Bush Photos From Abu Ghraib Prison
• Rumsfeld Gets Timely, Public, Unequivocal Salute From Bush
• President Bush Shown More Photos of Iraqi Prisoner Abuse; War in Afghanistan; Separate Lives: One School, Three Proms
• Bush Gives Strong Support to Rumsfeld; U.S. Troops Attempting to Win Over Afghans
• Will Public Agree with Kerry's Nuanced Iraq War Critique?; Congress Awaits New Images from Abu Ghraib

May 07, 2004

• Rumsfeld Apologizes for Abuse Before Senate Committee

May 06, 2004

• Rumsfeld Expected to be Grilled Tomorrow on Capitol Hill
• Contrition & Confidence From President Bush; CIA Probing Iraq, Afghanistan Prison Deaths
• Rumsfeld Preps for Senate Hearing Tomorrow; More Fighting Around Najaf
• Bush Apologizes for Iraqi Prisoner Treatment; New Book Celebrates Black WWII Unit

May 05, 2004

• At Least 50 Million Americans Due to Cast Votes Electronically;
• Interrogation Techniques
• Bush Takes to Arab Airwaves; Fires Rage in Southern California
• Reaction Mixed to President Bush Interviews; Worming Into Windows
• Congress Wants Rumsfeld to Testify about Abu Ghraib; Presidential Election '04 Projected to be Most Expensive Ever

May 04, 2004

• More Marines, Soldiers, National Guard Troops, Reservists Will Replace Forces Rotating Home From Iraq
• Rumsfeld Answers Questions on Abu Ghraib Torture Scenes; Former Defense Secy. Cohen Discusses Repairing Iraqi Prison Scandal Damage
• Prison Abuse Charges; Sentence Overturned; Michael Jackson Case; Movie With a Message; Nifty Business
• Pentagon Activates 40,000 More Troops for Iraq; Abu Ghraib Victim Describes Treatment; 'Arlington West' Tribute to Fallen Troops

May 03, 2004

• U.S. Sends Letters of Reprimand to Soldiers Accused in Abuse Allegations of Iraqi Soldiers
• Memory Service Today for Pat Tillman; Burying War Dead
• Investigation, Recriminations Over Photos; Sasser Worm Infecting Computers Worldwide
• Former Hostage Hamill Returning Home; Dixon Sentence Overturned
• Thomas Hamill Awaits Homecoming; Fighting in Najaf; Israeli Settlers Mourn Killing of Woman & Her Children

April 30, 2004

• "Nightline" Controversy
• Convicted Child Rapist Freed; Perco-o-pops Newest Illegal Drug Fad in Philadelphia; April Deadliest Month in Iraq; No Clear Frontrunner at Kentucky Derby; Political Cartoonists, Comedians Lampoon Bush, Cheney Testimony
• Jackson Charged with 10 Counts in Arraignment
• Michael Jackson Arraigned; Derby Drama; Interview With Jim Caviezel
• Fallujah Flares up Once Again as U.S. Puts Into Place Plan to Have Iraqi Troops Patrol Besieged City

April 29, 2004

• Military Families Coping with War; World War II Memorial Opens in D.C.; Kerry Addresses Mayors on National Security
• Jury Reaches Verdict on Six Charges Against Jayson Williams; Ten Americans Killed in Iraq
• Bush, Cheney Meet with 9/11 Panel; 8 U.S. Soldier Killed in South Iraq
• 10 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq; WWII Memorial Opens

April 28, 2004

• Mental Health Team Helps Soldiers Through Horrors; Trial Delay Expected for Kobe Bryant; Tips on Diagnosing, Treating Postpartum Depression
• Fallujah Takes Another Day of Harsh Bombings by U.S.
• Coalition Targets Insurgent Positions in Fallujah
• Fighting Continues in Fallujah; High Court Hears 'Enemy Combatant' Cases
• Marines Drive Back Insurgents in Fallujah with Copters; U.S. Frustrated in Bin Laden Search

April 27, 2004

• Gun Battle Erupts in Syria
• Coalition Launches Heavy Shelling in Fallujah
• Fallujah Under Bombing by U.S.

April 26, 2004

• Michael Jackson Hires New Lawyer; Jayson Williams' Lawyers Give Closing Arguments; Candidate Seek NASCAR Dad Vote
• Interview With Karen Russell; Interview With Chris Brewster
• Fighting Flares in Fallujah; Bryant Accuser's Past No-Go; Broadcast Teams Up to Fight Cable
• Jordan Claims Terror Attack Foiled; Fighting Continues in Fallujah; Michael Jackson Shuffles Defense Team

April 23, 2004

• Government Will Begin Teaching Cargo Pilots to Respond to Potential Terrorists Attacks
• Pat Tillman Remembered; Firestorm Over Military Casket Photos
• Former NFL Player KIA in Afghanistan; North Korea Asks China for Aid in Explosion Disaster
• Should Pentagon Allow Coffin Pictures?
• Former NFL Player Pat Tillman Killed in Action in Afghanistan; Defending Convoys in Iraq.

April 22, 2004

• Will Kerry's Military Records on the Web Put to Rest Controversy Over Whether His Medals Were All Deserved?
• Kerry: Accurate on Environment?
• 4th I.D. Returns Home; How Much Will Iraq War Cost?
• Explosion in North Korea; Rummy Fields Questions

April 21, 2004

• Kerry Amid Allegations from Vietnam Vet Who Says Kerry's Unfit to be President
• Tornado Hits Illinois; Bombings in Iraq, Saudi Arabia; Blueprint for Fallujah?
• Explosions Rock Basra; Rescuers Search For Twister Survivors; Victory Junction
• Tornado Hits Illinois; Confusing Signals in Afghanistan; Rummy Put to Song
• Utica, Illinois, Picks Up After Tornado; Saudi Security Forces Find Almost is Not Enough; According to Critics & Dems, IRS Site Showed Political Messages

April 20, 2004

• New Documentry Examines National Gaurdsmen From Arkansas Deployed to Iraq
• Star Witness Takes Stand in Oklahoma City Bombing Trial; Guantanamo Bay Appeals
• Gitmo Detainees Get Day in Court; DHS Warns of Terror Attacks in Summer/Fall of Big Events; Drugs Curb Heart Disease in Type II Diabetics
• Interview with Columbine Survivor; Senate Committee in Conflict with White House

April 19, 2004

• Bush Names Negroponte as Nominee for Ambassador to Iraq
• How Army Private's Capture has Touched Home Town; Tom Ridge Announces Task Force to Oversee Busy Summer; SUVs vs. Sedans
• Bush to Name Negroponte Ambassador to Iraq; Israel Commemorates Holocaust; Breakthrough in Fallujah?
• Oklahoma City Observes 9th Anniversary of Bombing; SUVs Trump Sedans in Side Collisions; Should Parts of Patriot Act be Renewed?

April 16, 2004

• Negotiations Continue in Fallujah, Najaf; Bush & Blair Seek New U.N. Iraq Resolution
• Bush & Blair Help and Hurt Each Other; John Kerry Goes Back to School; Teenagers Build Robots for Scholarships
• Army Recruitment Up Despite Iraq, But Will Soldiers Stay?
• Allies Bush & Blair Meet; Can FBI & CIA Work Together?

April 15, 2004

• Pentagon Announces Troop Increase in Iraq; New bin Laden Tape?
• Tax Day is Here; Randall Terry's Family Torn Apart by Values
• Pentagon Re-Ups 20,000 Troops for 90 More Days in Iraq; Euro Leaders Reject Bin Laden Truce Offer

April 14, 2004

• Mueller Testimony Expected Shortly Before 9/11 Commission
• Pentagon to Extend Troop Deployments in Iraq; Bush & Sharon Outline New Peace Plan
• 'Superspy' Comes Out of Shadows to Testify to 9/11 Panel

April 13, 2004

• Two Marines Killed Overnight in Iraq; Justice Dept. Officials Testify Before 9/11 Commission
• Pickard, Black Up Next for 9/11 Panel; Sharon Solicits Bush Support for Gaza Plan; Phil Mickelson Discusses Golf, Life
• 9/11 Commission Awaits Pickard & Black; Miss. Town Hopes for Safe Return of Native Son

April 12, 2004

• President Plans to Answer Questions at White House News Conference Tomorrow Night
• Fragile Truce Persists in Fallujah; 9/11 Investigation: Law Enforcement Turn
• More Hostages Taken By Iraqi Insurgents
• Saudi-Born Woman Seeks to Be First Such Person to Hold U.S. Elective Office
• Bush to Hold News Conference Tomorrow; 13 Hostages Still Held by Iraqi Insurgents

April 09, 2004

• Reconstruction has Made Progress in Iraq; Ceasefire Called in Fallujah; Japan on Edge in Face of Kidnappings; Mortar Fired at Sheraton Hotel in Baghdad
• Fall of Baghdad, a Year Later; Documentary Examines Iraqi War Coverage; Teeing Off at Guantanamo; Designer Creates Wonderbutt Pants

April 08, 2004

• White House Pleased with Rice's Testimony; Capitol Hill Reaction: Testimony Did What Was Expected; Insurgents Kidnap Japanese Civilians; Father of 9/11 Victim Not Satisfied with Rice's Testimony
• Condoleezza Rice Testifies Before 9/11 Commission
• The Bush Women; Interview With Senator Bob Graham
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April 07, 2004

• Shiites, Sunnis Join Forces Against Coalition; Military Families Await News of Casualties; Appeals Court Hears Arguments on Rush Limbaugh Case
• Military Analysts Assess Coalition's Next Steps; How Will Condi's Testimony, Iraqi Insurgency Affect Elections?
• Fierce Fighting Continues in Iraq, 9/11 Convicted Suspect in Germany Released.
• Fierce Fighting in Iraq; Power of Forgiveness
• The Fight For Iraq; Limbaugh in Limbo; Ted Turner Receives Hollywood Walk of Fame Star

April 06, 2004

• Radical Cleric's Followers Taking Over Najaf; Bush Campaigns in Arkansas; ACLU Files Suit Over No-Fly List; Texas Case Raises Questions About Insanity Defense
• Will Adding Troops Improve Situation in Iraq?; Rwanda Marks 10th Anniversary of Genocide; Lord's Gym Offers Christians a Workout Haven
• Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani Supporting al-Sadr? Tony Blair to Visit White House
• More Troops Needed in Iraq?; Interview With Anne Graham Lotz

April 05, 2004

• 'The Jersey Girls'; Interview with Peter Frampton
• Radical Muslim Cleric Leads Violent Uprising in Iraq; Central Command Considers Requesting More Troops; Bush Sticks by June 30 Deadline in Iraq
• Toddlers, TV & ADHD; The Big Dance NCAA Championship; Freddie Adu Era; Crooks on Camera
• Arrest Warrant Issued for al-Sadr

April 02, 2004

• Police Cast Doubt on Missing College Student's Kidnapping Story; Officials Warn of Possible Threats to U.S. Trains, Buses; Motions Made in Michael Jackson Case; Police Cast Doubt on Student's Kidnapping Allegations
• Abduction of Wisconsin college student a hoax; Judge declares a mistrial in Tyco case; Warning of possible terror attacks; Jobs report good news for White House; Alaska governor to allow offshore drilling for oil
• Grand Jury Considers Michael Jackson Charges; Interview With Leslie, Leigh Keno
• Mistrial Declared in Tyco Case; Police Cast Doubt on Missing College Student's Kidnapping Story; Bomb Discovered, Deactivated on Spanish Train
• 9/11 Commission Asks White House to Make Sure It Turned Over Counterterrorism Documents; Danger on the Tracks

April 01, 2004

• How Will U.S. React to Attacks in Fallujah?; Wisconsin College Student Found; Getting Some Sleep

March 31, 2004

• Bloody Attack in Fallujah Leaves Four U.S. Civilian Contractors, five U.S. Troops Dead
• Civilians Murdered in Fallujah; Suspected Terrorist Arrested in Canada; Michael Jackson Visits Capitol Hill to Draw Attention to AIDS in Africa; Five Woman Sue Hooters Over Secret Videotape; Study: Dogs Often Selected to Resemble Their Owners; Civil Rights Activists Split over Gay Marriage
• Iraq a Danger Zone for Reporters; Insurgents Getting Creative with Bombs; Police Search for Missing University of Wisconsin Co-Ed; Tourists Flock to Trump Tower
• Police Find Missing Wisconsin Student

March 30, 2004

• Is Your Kid Getting Enough Sleep?
• Condoleezza Rice to Testify; Gas Prices Become Election Issue; Bomb Making Materials Seized, Eight Arrested in U.K.; Statue of Liberty to Reopen in July; Garbage Men Rescue Drowning Woman
• Statue of Liberty to Reopen to Public in July
• Terrorism Expert: Today's Raids Important; Study Says Moderate Drinking Good for Health; Storm Chasers in Search of the Supertwister; Despite Rumored Money Problems, Trump Appears Strong

March 29, 2004

• Rice Defends Refusal to Testify Publicly Before Commission Investigating September 11 Attacks
• Tyco Jury Reconvenes; Attorney Takes Saddam's Case; Iraqis Protest Newspaper Shut-Down; Condoleezza Rice Unlike to Testify Publicly; Coalition Official: Newspaper was Shut down for Safety; Smoking Banned in Public in Ireland; Peter Ustinov Dead at 82
• 9/11 Investigation: Separation or Stonewall?; Trial in Turmoil
• Attorney Defends Saddam; How Can Saddam be Defended?; Afghan Elections Postponed; Michael Jackson Grand Jury Hears Evidence; Police Rescue Girl, 6, from Pornographers; Study: Honey Good for Health
• Michael Jackson Grand Jury Hearing Testimony; Israeli Prime Minister Faces Bribery Investigation; Business Spices up Online Personals for Clients; Study: Honey Has Disease-Fighting Properties; Yankees Make World Series Their Goal

March 26, 2004

• Bush Speaks in New Mexico on Home Ownership; Tyco Jury Unable to Agree; Kerry Addresses Michigan Supporters About Economy
• Who Will Save Your Pet's Soul?
• Kerry Unveils Ambitious Plan to Create Jobs; White House Emphasizes Positives in Bush Economic Plan
• Home Ownership is High But so is Unemployment
• Bishop Thomas O'Brien Awaits Sentencing; California Woman Fights Return to Prison

March 25, 2004

• White House Fires Back Against Former Advisor; Dean Endorses Kerry; British Explorers Being Rescued from Mexican Cave; Palestinian Teen Arrested Wearing Explosives; Al Qaeda's No. 2 Urges Pakistanis to Revolt
• Interview With Buzz Aldrin
• New Recording Attributed to al-Zawahiri Calling on Pakistan to Rise Up Against Government

March 24, 2004

• Berger: Clinton Administration Tried to Kill bin Laden; White House Releases Clarke Transcript; 9/11 Hearings to be Key in Elections; Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Pledge of Allegiance; Kobe's Accuser Testifies in Closed-Door Hearings

March 23, 2004

• Madeleine Albright, Colin Powell Defend Their Administrations' Records Before 9/11 Commission; Hamas Names New Leader; Iraqis Protest Hamas Leader Assassination; Medicare Needs to Dip Into Savings
• Daughter of 9/11 Victim Pins Hopes on Hearings; NASA Makes More Discoveries on Mars

March 22, 2004

• Cries of Protest Across Middle East After Targeted Killing by Israel
• Crisis in the Middle East; The War on Terror; Smoking & Allergies; Jury Selection Begins in Peterson Trial
• Anguished Followers now to Avenge Yassin's Death; Terrorism Criticism

March 19, 2004

• Inside the Struggle to Restore Order in Iraq
• Taliban Threatens Pakistan, U.S.; U.S. Keeping Close Eye on Pakistan Battle; Bush Speech on Iraq Strives to Unite Allies; Powell Snubbed by Arab Press; Taiwan's President Recovers from Assassination Attempt; Injured Soldiers Have Long Road to Recovery
• U.S. Officials Say Zawahiri Just as Crucial as bin Laden
• Al Qaeda No. 2 Cornered?; President Bush Marks One Year in Iraq

March 18, 2004

• More Suspects Arrested in Madrid Bombings; Bush Thanks Troops at Fort Campbell; Pakistani Forces Surrounding al Qaeda Enclave; Could Police Have Prevented Fresno Murders?
• Fitness Guru Calls Enforces Lifestyle Changes

March 16, 2004

• First Official Funeral Mass for Those Killed in Madrid Bombings Held; Pakistani Forces Continue Battle for Control in Tribal Areas
• Several Arrested for Madrid Bombings had al Qaeda Connections; Civilians Deaths on Rise in Iraq; Police Search for Ohio Freeway Shootings Suspect; Federal Reserve to Issue Report Today
• Cathedral Mass Held for Victims of Madrid Terror Attack; Intense Manhunt for Charles McCoy in Sniper Shootings Near Columbus
• National Guardsman Seeks to Become Conscientious Objector; Afghan Army Helps Make Raids on Border
• Investigators Name Suspects in Spain Attack; Duty Vs. Conscience

March 15, 2004

• Former Haitian President Aristide Lands in Jamaica
• Spain Elects New Prime Minister as Protest to Previous Administration; White House Willing to Work with New Prime Minister; Protests Mark One-Year Anniversary in Iraq; One Year Later, What's Changed in Iraq?
• Witnesses Recant Testimony Putting Man in Jail for Child Molestation; Operation Mountain Storm Concentrates on Afghanistan Border; Scientists Discover What Could be a Tenth Planet; Martha Stewart Resigns from Her Company's Board
• Change in Spain; Judge may Order new Trial for Convicted Molester; Horror in Fresno
• Spanish Election Reflects Unhappiness Over Iraq War; Investigators Struggling to Identify Victims in Fresno Mass Murder; What Have We Learned from Iraq?; Three American Civilians Killed in Iraq

March 12, 2004

• Spaniards Responding to Act of Terror With Display of Solidarity; Investigators Looking Beyond Separatist Terror Group Publicly Accused
• Millions Rally in Memory of Madrid Bombing Victims; Investigators Looking for Those Behind the Blast; Bush Campaign Ads Turn Negative; Mother Charged with Murder for Nixing C-Section
• Spanish Investigators Sift Through Clues; Utah Mother Facing Unusual Murder Charge
• ETA Denies Responsibility for Blasts in Spain; Bush Attends Ceremony Honoring Victims of Spanish Blasts Yesterday
• Bush Offers Condolences to Spanish Ambassador; Man Arraigned for Carlie's Murder; Tulia 45 Win $5m Settlement; "Sex and the City" Clothes Sold Off

March 11, 2004

• Train Blasts in Madrid Linked to al Qaeda?
• Separatists Blamed for Fatal Madrid Bombings, Republicans Demand Kerry Apologize for Remarks; Massachusetts Lawmakers Reconsider Gay Marriage; Buck Keeps Passing as Oil Prices Surge
• Spanish Authorities Investigate New Angle in Terror Attack; Interview With NASCAR Driver Ken Schrader
• Separatists Blamed for Fatal Madrid Bombings; Bertuzzi Suspension Has Hockey Fans Talking

March 10, 2004

• Should Blair Profit From Book on Plagiarism?
• Player's Fate Contemplated after Colorado Player Injured in Hockey Fight; Bush Addresses Employment Issues in Ohio; Stability Hoped for in Haiti as New Prime Minister Arrives
• President Bush Defends Economic Policy; U.S. Government's War on Weight

March 09, 2004

• Ashcroft Under the Knife; Haitian Counsel to Appoint Prime Minister; Primaries to Test New Voting Machines; Kerry, Bush Pull Out the Stops
• Change of Venue Requested Again in Peterson Murder Trial; Muhammad Sentenced to Death in Sniper Case
• Surgery Successful For Attorney General Ashcroft; Women in the New Iraq

March 08, 2004

• Iraqis Sign Interim Constitution; Violence Erupts in Haiti During Demonstration; Girl Kidnapped after Fire Returns Home Today; Cuban Americans Key to Winning Florida
• Interview With Ernie Lopez
• St. Joseph's is Basketball Cinderella Story; Director of UCLA Cadaver Program Arrested; Canadian Missionary Works to Save Haitian Orphans; Bush Campaigns in Texas
• Stewart has Pre-Sentence Probation Meeting While Board Gathers to Contemplate Possible Corporate Divorce
• Martha Stewart Case; UCLA Scandal: Cadavers for Sale?

March 05, 2004

• Signing of Iraqi Interim Constitution Delayed; High Tech Spy Gear Used to Track Osama; 9/11 Commission Schedules Hearings; Girl Presumed Dead to be Reunited with Mother; Martha Stewart Jury Focuses on Perjury; Gas Prices Rising

March 04, 2004

• Jury Selection Starts for Scott Peterson Trial; Activists Demand Same-Sex Marriages in New York City

March 03, 2004

• New York Attorney General: Gay Marriage Illegal; Portland, Oregon Marries Same-Sex Couples; Kerry in, Edwards Out; Bush Campaigns in California; California Votes for Bond Issue; Martha Stewart Awaits Verdict

March 02, 2004

• Iraq Bombings Target Shiite Muslims; Former WorldCom CEO to Face Multiple Charges, CFO Pleads Guilty; Who Will Win Super Tuesday?; Rebel Haiti Leader Takes Control of Armed Forces

March 01, 2004

• Haitian Rebels Declare Victory; Police: Profound Development in Missing Family Case; Kobe Bryant Accuser in Court Today; U.N. Works to Stabilize Haiti; Closing Arguments Given in Martha Stewart Case

February 27, 2004

• Securities Fraud Charge Dropped Against Domestic Diva; Kerry/Edwards or Vice Versa?

February 26, 2004

• Debate Day
• Clear Channel Suspends Stern
• Cubs Fans to Destroy Famous Foul Ball
• Officials in Littleton Released Report, thousands of Pieces of Evidence From Columbine High School Massacre
• U.S. Officials: Intelligence About Possible Attack Around Holidays as Good as it Gets
• Interview With Randy Cook
• Rosie O'Donnell Gets Married to Protest Gay Marriage Ban
• Howard Stern Silenced as Part of Indecency Crackdown
• Critics Say Penn, Depp, Murray to Battle for Best Actor
• Two New Dinosaur Species Discovered in Antarctica
• Partners in Protest
• CNN to Host Democratic Debate
• Haitians Afloat
• Operation Fred Continues
• Clear Channel Yanks Howard Stern
• Democrats to Debate in Los Angeles
• Rosie O'Donnell to Wed Partner
• Interview With NASCAR Driver Bill Lester

February 25, 2004

• 'Passion' Controversy
• Look Back at the Years of "Ebony"
• 'Passion' Reaction
• Haiti in Turmoil
• Interview With 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Goalie

February 24, 2004

• Gay Rites
• What Are the Odds of Passing a New Amendment?
• Interview With Former Spies
• President Bush Supports Constitutional Ban on Gay Marriage
• Suspected Al Qaeda Audiotapes Released
• Unhappy Meals?

February 23, 2004

• Look at the Causes Behind Aiding Haiti
• Haitian Insurrection
• Kirkuk Attack
• Navy Lieutenant Commander Blazes Historic Trail

February 20, 2004

• Gay Rites
• A Power Showdown in Iran
• Interview With Elliot Sadler
• Bush Appoints Judge Pryor to 11th Circuit Court
• Protests Over Gay Marriage in San Francisco
• Movieoke

February 19, 2004

• Schools for Scandal
• In Iraq, Can the Coalition Meet the Deadline for Self Rule?
• Colorado Coach Sidelined Over Comments on Kicker
• Unemployed Workers Retrain, Hoping for Better
• Grammy Award Winning Singer Talks About His Career
• University of Colorado Football Coach Suspended

February 18, 2004

• Look at Hnida Allegations
• Howard Dean Bows Out
• Bishop Convicted

February 17, 2004

• Daily Dose: Antibiotics, Breast Cancer
• Making It Legal?
• Polls on Politics
• Interview With Keno Brothers
• Wisconsin of Primary Importance
• Judge Delays Ruling in Gay Marriage Challenge
• Technology on Trial in Scott Peterson Case
• Another University of Colorado Alleged Victim Steps Forward

February 16, 2004

• President's Day
• Church Sex Abuse
• A-Rod Now a Yankee
• Same-Sex Couples Flock to San Francisco City Hall
• Church Sex Abuse
• Aborigines Anger: Boy's Death Prompts Riots

February 13, 2004

• Williams to Meet With Jackson
• San Francisco Issues Gay Marriage Licenses
• Start Date Discussed in Michael Jackson Trial
• Hell Hath No Fury

February 12, 2004

• British Air Cancels Two Flights From London
• F/A-18 for Auction on eBay
• U.S. General Comes Under Attack in Iraq
• South Korea Pursues Cloning Research

February 11, 2004

• Interview With Jim Wilkinson
• Keeping it Real
• What Will Bush Say About Iraq's Arms?
• Analysis of Bush Speech
• Wesley Clark Prepares to Bow Out
• One-Woman Shows Becomes Global Movement

February 10, 2004

• Religion Under Wraps?
• Kerry Leading in Polls as Today's Primaries Take Place
• Military Record Could be Key to Election
• Car Bomb Targets Police Recruits in Baghdad
• Returning Soldier Surprises Daughter, Classmates at School

February 09, 2004

• Look at Grammy Awards
• An Interview with Oscar De La Renta
• Pakistan's Key Nuclear Scientist Confesses to Smuggling Secrets
• Candidates Push for Tuesday's Primaries
• Study Challenges Optimism as Boone for Cancer Patients
• Two More Highway Shootings in Ohio
• Presidential Agenda: Bush Speaks on Economy
• U.S. Wants U.N.'s Help in Making Transition to Iraqi Self-Rule Smoother
• Jungle Celebrities: British TV's Top Show

February 06, 2004

• Terror on Track
• Reaction in Iraq
• Interview With Douglas Brinkley
• Interview With JC Chasez
• Explosion Rocks Russian Subway
• Getting the Picture on Mars

February 05, 2004

• Iraqi Shi'ite Cleric Survives Assassination Attempt
• Iraqi Shiite Clerk Survives Assassination Attempt
• Interview With Jeff Burton
• CIA Director Fires Back
• Suspect Not Cooperating in Florida Girl's Disappearance
• Keeping Children Safe

February 04, 2004

• Pakistan's Nukes
• Buying Nations Reported Sale of Pakistani Nuclear Info
• Ricin Investigation
• Investigators Working Leads in Florida Kidnapping Case
• CIA Director to Defend Iraqi Intelligence
• Lieberman Farewell Rally
• War Games

February 03, 2004

• Ricin Hard to Detect, Protect Against

February 02, 2004

• Weapons Hunt
• Pakistani Nuclear Scientist Under House Arrest After Confessing to Passing Nuclear Info
• Spin Team
• Interview With Robin Wright
• President Bush Announces Probe of Prewar Intelligence
• Medical Privacy Issues Subject of Kobe Bryant Hearing Today
• Ironing out Details in the Scott Peterson Trial
• Erbil Bombings

January 30, 2004

• Interview With Darl McBride
• 'The Mars Minute'
• Can the U.S. Find Bin Laden in a Year?
• Medicare Reform Estimate Balloons
• Al Qaeda Joining Fight in Iraq?
• Cannibal Sentenced
• Super Bowl Security; Super Bet
• Hung Jury in California Police Abuse Trial

January 29, 2004

• Prisoner Exchange Questioned After Bus Bombing in Jerusalem
• Defibrillator Fire
• Conflict & Closure
• When Does Swearing On TV Go Too Far?

January 28, 2004

• How Will WMD Factor into the Presidential Race?
• David Kay Briefs Senators on Fruitless Search
• U.K. Judge Faults BBC, Not Tony Blair, in Intel Scandal
• Nothing Could be Finer Than a Win in Carolina
• Snow Job
• Interview With June Scobbe-Rodgers
• David Kay Reports on Iraqi Weapons; British Government Cleared in WMD Scandal
• Hair Dye and Cancer
• Interview With Charles Dutton and Meg Ryan

January 27, 2004

• Top Democrats Have Shifted Strategies, Rhetoric Since Iowa

January 26, 2004

• Powell in Russia
• Lionel Tate Released on Bond
• Mission to Mars
• Did the White House Drop the Ball or Lie?
• Winter Wallop: Greensboro, North Carolina
• Weapons Hunt: Kay on Saddam's WMD, "I Don't Think They Exist"
• Lionel Tate Case: Once Sentenced to Life, Teen to Plead & Be Freed
• New Hampshire Primary: Last Chance Campaigning
• New Hampshire Primary: Dean Campaign Coverage
• Golden Globe Awards: Showbiz Showcase
• Howard Dean Peeved at Numerous Airings of Post-Iowa Rant
• Winter Storms Sock U.S.
• Lionel Tate Ordered Released
• Young at Heart: Kenya's Senior Student
• Virtual Visit to the Red Planet

January 23, 2004

• Lieberman Onboard the Election Express
• Goodie Bags Rich at Golden Globes
• Interview With Jim Garvin
• Democrats Hold Tepid Debate
• Kobe's Defense Argues for Including Medical Records
• Halliburton Employees Accept Multi-Million Kickbacks
• Interview With Jim Jennings
• Kobe Bryant Defense Fights For Accuser's Medical Records
• Mars Rover Rebound?
• Interview With Leigh Keno and Leslie Keno
• Hot Gear For Cold Fun

January 22, 2004

• Elderly Rage
• Mars Spirit Falls Silent
• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• Interview With Train Lead Singer Pat Monahan

January 15, 2004

• Iraq's New Dinar
• Interview With Morgan Spurlock
• Bush to Visit MLK Grave as Atlanta Protests
• Deep Freeze Hits Northeast
• North Korea's Nukes
• Anti-Bush Protesters in Georgia

January 14, 2004

• Interview With Dan Senor
• NORAD Trains to Answer Terrorist Hijackings
• Reaching for the Stars
• Bush Pushes Marriage Incentive
• Politics Behind Bush's Moon Push
• Interview With Allan Lichtman

January 13, 2004

• Apache Down, Crew Safe
• Passing the Envelope
• Taking Out the Trash
• Analysis With Julian Epstein, Jack Burkman
• American Voices
• Rumsfeld on Paul O'Neill Comments; U.S. Helicopter Goes Down in Iraq
• Jury Selection Begins in Jayson Williams Trial

January 12, 2004

• Crude Bomb Kills U.S. Soldier in Iraq
• Win, Lose or Show: The Democrats Debate
• America Votes 2004: The Hip-Hop Vote
• The Bracelet: WW II Soldier's Token of Love Returned
• Explosion Heard in Baghdad
• Eye Spy: Are Camera Phones an Invasion of Privacy?

January 09, 2004

• Mosque Bombing in Baghdad Kills Four
• Manned Missions
• Threat Level Lowered; Red Cross Wants to Visit Saddam Hussein
• Mother to Get Custody of Children in Georgia Kidnapping Case
• Interview With Julio Iglesias

January 08, 2004

January 07, 2004

• Interview With Martha Zoller and Marc Bernier
• Interview With Raul Yzaguirre
• Execution Debate Rages On
• Cell Phone Satisfaction

January 06, 2004

• Diana Inquest
• Interview With Robert Jobson
• Political Trail Mix: Democratic Primaries, Arnold's First Major Speech
• Woman Tries to Board Plane with Hidden Wires
• Paris-Cincinnati Flight Escorted By Fighter Jets
• Coroner Looks Into Death of Princess Diana
• Postcard From Mars
• Tug McGraw Remembered

January 05, 2004

• Terrorism by Audiotape
• Analysis With Dan Stein and Jeanne Butterfield
• Interview With Bill Nye
• America on Alert: New Customs Greet Many Foreign Visitors
• Ohio Submerged: Crews Recovering People Stranded in High Waters
• Mission to Mars: Exploring the Red Planet
• The Scorecard: And the Winner is Oops

January 02, 2004

• Troops Raid Baghdad Mosque
• A Pound of Prevention
• Major Legal Cases of 2004 To Come
• More International Flights Halted
• U.S. Military's Communications Advantage
• Kansas State Quarterback Quandary; Split National Title?
• Tim Burton's 'Big Fish' Tale

December 31, 2003

• Iran Earthquake
• Interview With Walter Boyne
• Baghdad Restaurant Blast
• Legal Analysis With Christopher Darden

December 30, 2003

• John Ashcroft Recuses Himself from CIA Leak Probe
• Analysis With Don Shepperd, David Grange
• FDA Bans Ephedra

December 29, 2003

• Rescue Effort in Iran Becomes Recovery
• Two U.S. Soldiers Injured in Firefight
• Libyan Weapons Secrets Revealed
• Analysis With Wendy Murphy, Jane Weintraub
• Rescuers Find One Survivor, One Victim in Avalanche
• Canadians Disputing Origin of Infected Cow
• Pilots Unhappy Over U.K. Plan to Add Air Marshals
• Dolls That Feature Quotes From Political Leaders, Commentators
• "Lord of the Rings" King of the Box Office
• Entertainment Highlights from 2003

December 26, 2003

• Baghdad Rattled by Explosions
• Iran Earthquake
• Terror Concerns Over the Holidays
• Authorities Hold News Conference on California Mudslides

December 24, 2003

• Christmas Eve Blast in Baghdad
• Interview With Fred Wellman
• Mad Cow Disease: The Government Investigates
• The new Recruits: Firefighters in Training
• Royal Pets Scuffle, Queen Loses a Favorite

December 23, 2003

• Numerous People on U.S. Terror Watchlists Blocked From Entering Country
• England Beefing Up Security
• Saddam's Network Resembles Mafia
• LAPD Arrest Suspicious Individuals ID'd After 9/11
• America's Voices: Terror Alert
• Canada Moves to Snuff Out Pot Smoking
• International Flight Security

December 22, 2003

• Gadhafi Speaks
• Roadside Bombs Kills Two U.S. Soldiers
• Analysis With Ken Robinson
• Gadhafi Swears to Dismantle WMD Program
• Some Context on the Libyan Transformation
• Cheaper Drugs

December 19, 2003

• Administration Split Over Whether to Raise Nation's Threat Level
• More Bombs in Iraq Today
• Interview With Pam Stuart
• Interview With Rob White, Liza Boswell
• Freedom Tower Unveiled; Time Running Out For 9/11 Families
• Al Qaeda Caught Smuggling Drugs?
• Classroom Heroes Rescue Teacher

December 18, 2003

• Trouble in Neverland
• Look at Current Major Trials, Cases
• Saddam's Daughter Speaks Out
• Green River Killer Speaks
• Formal Charges Expected Today Against Michael Jackson
• Ask Amy

December 17, 2003

• A Century of Flight
• Saddam Hussein Captured
• Interview With Sidonie Bosin
• The Interrogation
• Saddam Continuing to Hold Out
• Operation Ivy Blizzard Having Good Results
• Interview With Tom Crouch
• Xenical Approved for Children
• After Saddam Hussein's Capture With Raider Brigade
• France to Ban Personal Religious Displays
• 100-Year Anniversary of Wright Brothers' Flight
• Lord of the Oscars?

December 16, 2003

• U.N. Continues to Work for Iraqi Independence
• FDA Considering Making Morning-After Pill Over the Counter
• U.S. Troops Have Captured What They Are Calling High-Value Target
• Interview With Jocelyn Averle
• FDA Debating Morning-After Pill Status
• Interview With Jack Bass
• American Voices
• Rumsfeld: CIA in Charge of Interrogating Saddam; Many in Arab World Feel Saddam was Humiliated
• Slicker Cities

December 15, 2003

• Interview with Lawrence Eagleburger
• Analysis With Ken Robinson
• Saddam Hussein Being Questioned
• Baker's Mission Made Easier With Saddam's Capture
• Saddam Hussein Captured: The Legalities
• Analysis With David Grange
• America's Voices: Does Saddam's Capture Change Feelings About the War?
• Interviews With Soldiers Involved in Saddam's Capture
• The Arab World Speaks to Saddam Hussein's Capture
• DNA Fingerprinting for Saddam Hussein
• Interview With Author Ed Hotaling
• Secretary Powell has Prostate Surgery
• Saddam Hussein Captured: Disbelief at Ft. Hood

December 12, 2003

• Two GIs Hurt After Attack on Green Zone
• Driver's Licenses for Illegal Aliens?
• U.S. Colonel Avoids Court-Martial
• Infidelity in a Happy Marriage?
• Gifted Child

December 11, 2003

• Raids, Resignations in Iraq
• Is Tuna Safe for Pregnant Women?
• Gore Snubs Lieberman
• Health Headlines: Low-carb is Not the Answer to Weight Loss
• Interview With Aaron Belkin, Jeff Cleghorn
• Has Flu Become Epidemic?
• Too Much Tuna?
• Children Murdered in Illinois?
• Iraqi Field of Dreams
• Instinct For Infidelity?

December 10, 2003

• Supreme Court Upholds Corner Stone of Campaign Finance Reform Act of 2002
• U.S. Plane Apparently Hit by Missile
• Search for Dru
• Iraq: Slicing the Pie
• Interview With James P. Hoffa
• Voters Weigh in on Gore Endorsement of Dean
• Infidelity Online
• Abercrombie & Fitch Marketing Strategy Draws Protests
• Fruitcake a Threat to National Security?

December 09, 2003

• Interview With Ken Rudin
• Interview With Bob Heales
• Killer Flu
• America's Voices: Dean and the Moon
• Miranda Warning Turns 40
• Hope Fades in Search For Missing North Dakota Woman
• Parents Scramble to Get Kids Flu Shots
• Canine Hero
• Infidelity in the Workplace
• Interview With BeBe Winans

December 08, 2003

• Deadly Flu
• Hot Topics: Medicare Law Adds New Rx Drug Benefit
• Companies Run Out of Flue Vaccine
• Cheating a Growing Problem in America

December 05, 2003

• Bremer: Iraq Will Get Worse With Attacks
• Bombing Near Chechnya Made Have Been Aided by Female Terrorists
• Interview With Scott Harper

December 04, 2003

• Athletes on Steroids
• Ninth Court Allows Ignorance Defense in Terrorism Law Case
• Bond Set at $5 Million For North Dakota Kidnapping Suspect
• Cincinnati Residents Seeking Answers
• Rap and R&B; Dominate Grammy Nominations
• Jailhouse Sketches Revealed in Sniper Trial
• Christmas at the White House

December 03, 2003

• Interview With Carl Taylor
• 'Shoe Bomber' Link?
• Interview With Karen Russell
• Suspect Waives Extradition in North Dakota Kidnapping Case
• Shying Away From Michael Jackson
• First of Lackawanna Six Sentenced
• Condom Dispenser Plan Raises Eyebrows in D.C.
• Russian Ballerina Bounces Back

December 02, 2003

• Bad directions May Have Contributed to Latest Death of U.S. Soldier in Iraq
• Janklow on Trial
• Saddam "Beheaded"
• American Voices: Trade, Health Care
• President Bush Hosts NASCAR Champions
• FDNY's Dirty Little Secret?
• The Snowmaker
• Interview With Neil Diamond

December 01, 2003

• Series of Attacks in Iraq
• Brutal Month in Iraq
• Airlines Avoid Holiday Air Delays
• Alternative Developed for Colon Screening
• Blue Angels Spark Interest in Aviation
• Al Qaeda at Work
• President Bush Mulls Lifting Controversial Steel Tariffs
• Roy Disney Quits Disney Board
• Geography of Desire

November 28, 2003

• Bush in Baghdad: Air Force One
• Interview With Walter Shapiro
• Crash Tests Produce Pricey Results For SUVs
• Life and Times of Santa
• Missing Florida Girl Returned
• Soldier Surprises Mom

November 27, 2003

• Bush in Baghdad
• Bush's Surprise Visit to Baghdad
• Talk with Former CIA Director James Woolsey
• Bush Goes to Baghdad
• Historical Perspective on Bush's Trip
• Discussion with Lawrence Eagleburger
• Deadly Flu Outbreak
• The Macy's Parade
• Interview With Vivian Walt
• Interview With James Woolsey
• Interview With Ron Brownstein
• Interview With Douglas Brinkley
• Interview With Charles Greene

November 26, 2003

• Interview With Ken Robinson
• Interview With Alan Rabinowitz
• Hectic Holiday Travel
• Influenza Outbreak Claims Lives in Colorado
• Turkey Tips
• Air Travel Hot Spots

November 25, 2003

• Explosions in Baghdad as Sirens Blare
• Videotape Appears to Document First Insurgent Attack on Civilian Aircraft
• Opponents Say Medicare Bill Will Destroy Social Security, Medicare
• Airport Drug Smuggling Ring Busted
• Polls Support Prescription Drug Plan, Death Penalty
• Presidents Have History of Flipping Positions
• Proof or Propaganda?
• Black Box Delivers Gold
• Interview With Keno Brothers

November 24, 2003

• Mosul Attack
• Expanding Medicare: Drug Coverage Votes
• Odds Slim Judge Will Overturn Muhammad Verdict
• Soldiers Dead in Mosul Attack
• D.C. Sniper Sentenced to Death
• Michael Jackson Launches Press Web Site
• Consumers Anxious to Switch Cell Carriers After Ruling
• Senate Battles Over Medicare Bill
• Exclusive: Return to Baghdad
• Storm Over Hurricane Isabel
• Interview With Afeni Shakur
• "PATH" is Open: Trains Arriving Today at WTC Station

November 21, 2003

• Rocket Attacks in Iraq
• New Claims of Responsibility in Istanbul Bombings
• Interview With Paul Maidment
• Interview with Rick James
• Another Safety Warning Against U.S. Interests Overseas
• Interview With Chuck Fries

November 20, 2003

• Terrorism in Turkey
• Michael Jackson Expected to Surrender Shortly
• Who Is the Enemy in Iraq?
• Jury Set to View Car in Sniper Trial
• Baby-Sitting a Crime?

November 19, 2003

• Peterson Murder Case
• Bush Receives Royal Welcome

November 18, 2003

• Bush in Britain
• Gay, Lesbian Couples Call Massachusetts Ruling a Victory
• Interview With Diane Diamond
• America's Voices: Gay Marriage
• Bush Arrives in London
• Mark Geragos Speaks on Peterson Case
• Bush Faces Likely Protests in London
• Second Sniper Trial Day Two
• Roaring Into Theaters
• Martha Stewart Dealt Legal Blow

November 17, 2003

• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Separate Incidents in Iraq
• Sniper Trials
• Interview With Fred Wellman
• 'Healthwatch'
• Interview With Carlos Watson
• Sentencing Phase of Trial for John Allen Muhammad Under Way
• President Bush Salutes Women in Leadership
• Interview With Ben Stein

November 14, 2003

• Iron Hammer Strikes New Blows
• Interview With Roy Williamson
• Interview With Tony Hawk
• Operation Iron Hammer Day Three
• Sniper Trial Heads to Jury
• Chocolate Chic
• Hollywood Comes to Sacramento

November 13, 2003

• Saudis Vow to Eradicate 'Disease'
• A Look at Military Aircraft in Operation Iron Hammer
• Interview with Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore
• Interview With Karen Russell
• Latest Gallup Poll Shows President's Support Keeps Slipping
• Interview With Brad Cunard
• Operation Iron Hammer Ramps Up in Iraq; Saudi Arabia Seeking Change?
• Lego Maniacs
• Marriage and Work

November 12, 2003

• As Many As 25 Dead in Italian Police Bombing in Iraq
• Bush's Trip to London May Be Security Nightmare
• Florida Bomb Plot Foiled?
• DNA Expert Testifies in Scott Peterson Case
• Operation Iron Hammer Launched in Iraq
• Interview With Wyclef Jean

November 11, 2003

• Interview With Bruce Baron
• Multiple Explosions in Iraq
• Royal Scandal
• Kasparov v. the Machine, Again
• America's Voices
• Do-It-Yourself Defibrillators
• President Bush Honors Veterans; Remembering the Nurses of Vietnam
• Who Wants to Buy a Satellite?

November 10, 2003

• Supreme Court to Hear from Gitmo Detainees
• Saudi Attack
• Royal Ruckus
• U.S. Officials: Saudi Concerns, Suspicions Well Founded
• Supreme Court Will Hear Guantanamo Detainee Case
• What Do You Mean KFC Isn't Healthy For You?
• Interview With Laura Reis, Eric Dezenhall
• U.S. Fears Riyadh Attack Not the End
• Chaos Takes Heavy Toll on Iraqis
• Rosie O'Donnell's Lawyers Calling Final Witnesses
• Interview With Jeff Corwin
• Man With the Plan: Winningest College Coach

November 07, 2003

• Six Soldiers Killed in Black Hawk Incident
• Jobs & the Economy
• The Sniper Trial
• Former Filipino Official Overtakes Control Tower of Manila Airport
• Did Police go to Far When They Raided School With Weapons Drawn?
• President Bush Talks Economy in North Carolina
• Marijuana For Multiple Sclerosis?
• Royal Denial
• Good Samaritans Offer Up Airline Seats to Soldiers

November 06, 2003

• Interview With Patricia Biggs
• Pop Quiz
• Judge Blocks Abortion Ban
• Peyton Manning Lawsuit Moves Forward
• Sexual Dysfunction in Women Not Easily Solved
• Starved Kids: Congressional Hearing on Abuse Allegations
• Heir on Trial
• Abortion Ban Blocked
• Peterson Hearing
• 80-Year-Old NYC Man Fights Off Mugger with .38
• Case of Comedian, Rosie Magazine Lawsuit

November 05, 2003

• Green River Murders
• Interview With Robert, Stephani Ayala
• Staten Island Ferry Captain Misses Hearing
• Interview With Bill Allen
• Green River Murders, Gary Ridgway Pleads Guilty 48 Times
• Your Tax Dollars at Work?
• Interview With Sid Caesar

November 04, 2003

• Large Explosions in Central Baghdad
• How the Democrats Will Survive the Day; Who the Young Vote For
• Interview With John Marvell
• Just Say 'Showtime'
• Interview With Nancy Skinner, Joel Mowbray
• Interview With Brian Baker of Bad Religion
• 'American Voices'
• Pentagon: Four Hurt in Baghdad Mortar Strike
• Team Spirit, Winning Ways
• Easy Baker

November 03, 2003

• Multiple Large Explosions Heard in Baghdad
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Tikrit
• A Look at the Chinook
• Marathon Men
• Explosions Reported in Baghdad
• At Least Three Killed in Explosion in Karbala
• What Was Going On in Saddam's Mind, Can we Trust Tariq Aziz?
• PDA Meets Voice Recognition
• Explosions Shake Downtown Baghdad
• The Scorpion Cure?

October 31, 2003

• Interview With Warren Peterson
• Iraq Concerns
• Interview With Gerry Adams
• California Wildfires: The Air Component
• Is the Media Safe in Iraq?
• California Communities Start Cleanup
• Page Turners: 'Balance of Power'
• Political Pop Quiz

October 30, 2003

• Mother to be Reunited With Kidnapped Daughter
• Cannon Office Building on Capitol Hill Evacuated
• Interviews With John Shadegg, Mike Thompson
• Interview With Scott McInnis
• Interview With Martin Meehan
• Interview With Carolyn McCarthy
• Interview With Rep. Adam Schiff
• At Least 20 Killed in California Wildfires
• Economy Grows at Record Pace
• California Governor Gray Davis Holds Press Conference
• Howard Dean Likely to Receive Major Union Endorsement

October 29, 2003

• The Peterson Case
• Solar Plasma May Hit Earth
• Air Quality Major Danger in California Fires
• Interview With Courtney, Tawny
• Beatles' 'Ed Sullivan Show' Appearance on DVD
• Over 600,000 Acres Destroyed by California Wildfires
• California Voting Snafus?
• Page Turners: 'Deadlines Past'
• Robert Novak's Inside Buzz; Bluegrass Showdown

October 28, 2003

• Bombing in Fallujah Targets Police Station
• Trapped Miners Search
• American Voices: Bush, Elections, Right to Die
• 15 Dead in California Wildfires
• Interview with Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty
• Governor's Races Take Negative Turn

October 27, 2003

• California Wildfires
• Iraq Bombs Targeted Police, Red Cross
• Interview With Kyra's Dad
• California Wildfires
• Suicide Bombers Kill 30 in Iraq
• The Democrats Debate
• Analysis of Democratic Presidential Debate
• Mississippi Showdown: The Race for Governor

October 24, 2003

• Interview With Ken Schrader
• Interview With Jeff Gordon
• Is Zero Tolerance Too Much?
• Interview With Elliott Sadler
• Concorde's Conclusion
• Miners Trapped
• NASCAR in Atlanta
• Nations Pledge $33 Billion for Iraq
• Inside Track
• Interview With Duane Baker
• Concorde Farewell
• California Wildfires Approach Suburbs
• Army General Receives Support of Christian Groups
• Interview With New York Governor George Pataki
• Robert Novak's Inside Buzz

October 23, 2003

• New Hampshire and Iowa Still Critical?
• United States and World Opinion
• Schwarzenegger and Davis Meet in Sacramento
• Interview With Josh Bender
• Interview With Donna Bergeson
• Heart Attacks

October 22, 2003

• Bush Brothers Serve Pro-Life Voters Needs
• Before Columbine
• Interview With Ron Kuby
• Columbine Revisited
• Interview With Greg Toppo
• Interview With Tom DeLay
• Interview With Ed Lu, Yuri Malenchenko, Mike Foale
• Sparks Fly in Philadelphia Mayoral Debate
• Life-and-Death Decision in Florida

October 21, 2003

• Connecting the Dots
• Interview With Scott Adams
• Interview With Michael Flocker; Is Miles O'Brien a Metrosexual?
• Interview With Governor Gray Davis
• Bush Talks Terror in Asia
• Incumbents in Danger in 2004?
• Apathetic College Students No More
• World Series Game Three Set For Tuesday

October 20, 2003

• Crisis in the Middle East
• Cranial Separations of Twins
• Trial & Tribulation
• Student Charged in Southwest Case Left Items on Other Planes
• Interview With Fher Olvera, Alex Gonzalez
• College Student Charged in Box Cutter Case
• President Bush in Asia Talking Terror
• Philly Mayor's Race: A Bitter Campaign
• Interview With Dick Armey

October 17, 2003

• Frightening Echo of Attacks of September 11th
• Is THG a Controlled Substance?
• Interview With Ginger Hardage
• Warning Onboard?
• House Passes $87 Billion Iraq Bill
• Interview With Eleanor Bravler
• Twin Antique Dealers Host New PBS Series
• Box Cutters Discovered on Southwest Airlines Planes
• President Bush in Asia; Democrats Reach Out to Arab-Americans
• Can Schwarzenegger Make Good on Promises?
• Recruiting Republicans on College Campuses
• Robert Novak's Inside Buzz
• Mistrial Declared in Polk Trial After Attorney's Wife Murdered; Whiet House Supports Miers Against Conservative Critics

October 16, 2003

• Interview With Ray Flynn
• Bush Meets Schwarzenegger; Interview With Los Angeles Mayor James Hahn
• Wesley Clark Touts Military Career
• Thousands Celebrate Pope John Paul II in Rome

October 15, 2003

• Celebrating 25 Years as Pope
• Kobe Bryant Case
• Prolonged Targeting of Westerners Uncertain in Gaza
• Kobe Bryant Case: Legal Analysis
• Militant Palestinian Groups Criticizing Attack on Americans Today
• Interview With Bob Schindler
• Interview With Mary Ann Walsh
• United States Urges Americans to Leave Gaza
• New Evidence Revealed in Kobe Bryant Hearing
• Celebrating 25 Years of Pope John Paul II
• Election Reveals Geographical Divide Among California Voters
• Page Turners: 'America's Women'

October 14, 2003

• 'Under God'
• FDA Reconsiders Silicone Implants
• Terrorism Concerns Force Examination of Cargo, Clothing, Teddy Bears
• Results Mixed at Home, Abroad Over Iraq War
• Logan Screening Cargo
• Will President Bush Get $87 Billion For Iraq?
• Interview With Bill Simon
• Schwarzenegger in Transition
• Wesley Clark Proposes New Civilian Reserve

October 13, 2003

• The New Iraq: Deadly Attacks
• Separation Surgery
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Expected to Meet With Gray Davis
• Iraq Politics and the '04 Democrats
• Interview With Dennis Kucinich
• Interview With Kevin Paul Dupont

October 10, 2003

• Rumsfeld: The Fall Guy?
• Shirin Ebadi, Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Important Figure to Iranians Worldwide
• Snubbing Scars
• Democratic Debate
• Interview With Karen Russell
• Sacramento Ready For Arnold?; Davis Emotional Following Defeat
• Democrats Gang Up on Wesley Clark

October 09, 2003

• Bryant Attorneys Likely to Skip Preliminary Hearing
• Fighting Child Porn
• How The FBI Plants Bugs
• Interview With Iraqi Foreign Minister
• Interview With Laura Deni
• Kobe Bryant Faces Preliminary Hearing
• Schwarzenegger Set to Name Transition Team
• Interview With Former California Governor Pete Wilson
• Sniper Suspect to Plead Insanity
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Set to Debate

October 08, 2003

• What Comes Next?
• Voting Stats in California Recall Surprising
• Interview With Aladin Abdul Sahib Alwan
• Discussion With Schwarzenegger Campaign Communication Director
• Bustamante Still Adverse to Schwarzenegger
• Interview With Dan Shaughnessy

October 07, 2003

• Don't Say Diet
• Interview With Fred Grandy
• Look at Current Polls
• Davis Votes

October 06, 2003

• Home Stretch of California Recall
• Interview With Ellen Whitehouse
• New Program Showcases 'Buff Brides'

October 03, 2003

• Schwarzenegger Dogged by Hitler Quote
• Al Jazeera Correspondent Tayseer Allouni Jailed
• Interview With Roland Martin
• Schwarzenegger Promises to Stay Focused on Campaign
• Meet Brooke Adams
• Where Does Arnold Stand With the Ladies?
• "Inside Buzz" With Robert Novak
• Interview With Tommy Avallone

October 02, 2003

• Al Qaeda Raid
• Schwarzenegger Apologizes for Offending Anyone
• Significant Development in Case of Zacharias Moussaoui
• California Recall Election
• Al Qaeda Raid on Pakistani-Afghan Border
• Kay Testifies Before Congress
• Interview With John Mellencamp
• Media May be Barred From Bryant Preliminary Court Hearing
• Burglary at Jackson, Miss. Women's Shelter
• Schwarzenegger Issues Apology; Davis Addresses Controversy
• California Recall Ad War

October 01, 2003

• Limbaugh Rush
• Interview With Edward Djerejian
• Interview With Sean O'Keefe
• Interview With Billy Bean
• Schwarzenegger Leads California Polls
• Interview With Arianna Huffington; California Candidate Snapshot
• Voter Mood in California

September 30, 2003

• Car Registration Fees to Triple in California
• Traffic Congestion Leads to Stress, Bad Work Performance
• California Recall Down to Wire
• TSA Cuts Screeners by 3,000
• Bush Speaks on Justice Investigation
• Interview With Fred Wellman
• Arianna Huffington Out of Recall Race?
• Governor Gray Davis Begins Final Week of Campaigning
• Cashing in on California Recall

September 29, 2003

• Administration Leak
• New Poll Shows Schwarzenegger Ahead
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Iraq
• Davis Team Taking aim at Schwarzenegger
• Shepperd: Troop Morale Up Despite Reports
• Interview With Kevin Grady
• California Recall: Final Days, Final Battles
• California Recall: Candidate Snapshot

September 26, 2003

• Supporting Schwarzenegger
• Interview With H. Carl McCall
• Interview With String Cheese Incident
• Interview With Tim Winter
• Do-Not-Call List Blocked by First Amendment
• California Republicans Endorse Schwarzenegger
• California Recall Creates Strange Bedfellows
• Recall Candidate Snapshot

September 25, 2003

• Democrats Debate
• Last Night's Debate Leaves no Clear Winner
• Do Not Call List
• Issa Endorses Schwarzenegger
• Will Dems Attack Each Other or Bush Tonight?
• Interview With Robbie Vorhaus
• Republicans Set to Endorse Schwarzenegger; Interview With Tom McClintock
• California Recall Dynamics
• California Candidate Snapshot
• Bush Speaks to Reporters on Medicare

September 24, 2003

• California Recall
• Investigation Continuing, More Arrests Could be Likely in Gitmo Leaks
• Security at Gitmo
• Flu Shot May Save Your Life This Season
• Spy Probe Intensifies
• Interview With Kevin Grady
• Judge Rules FTC Lacks Authority to Enforce Do-Not-Call List
• Schwarzenegger Prepares for 'Super Bowl' of Debates
• California Debate Preview
• Interview With Madeleine Albright

September 23, 2003

• Iraqi Reaction
• Arab World, Television Closely Followed Bush U.N. Speech
• Club Stampede
• All Judges Rule to Allow California Recall Election to Proceed as Planned
• Chemical in Breast Milk
• New Laws Let Cell Phone Users Keep Land Line Numbers
• Interview with Spokesperson for Al Jazeera Television
• ACLU Will Not Appeal Decision
• Chicago Nightclub Stampede
• U.S.-France Relationship Thawing But Still Icy
• American Voices: Bush Approval Rating Down, U.N.'s Even Lower
• Interview With Darrell Issa
• Interview With Emmylou Harris
• Interview With Congressman Darrell Issa
• U.S. Airman Charged With Espionage
• Interview With Gary Hart
• Interview With California State Assemblyman Abel Maldonado

September 22, 2003

• Kobe Bryant Case
• United Nations Compound in Baghdad Targeted by Suicide Bomber For Second Time in Over a Month
• Plotting 9/11
• Moseley-Braun Campaign
• Suicide Bomber Strikes U.N. Building in Iraq Again
• Interview With Calvin Schiemann
• Interview With David Isby
• After Isabel: Hatteras Devastation
• California Recall: Court to Review Case Next Hour
• California Recall: New Poll Results
• America Votes 2004: Carol Moseley Braun Joins Race for White House

September 19, 2003

• Murder Plot?
• California Recall
• Three Soldiers Killed
• 11-Panel Judge Will Rehear Recall Case
• After Isabel
• Bizarre Twist Involving Kobe Bryant's Sexual Assault Case
• Three More American Soldiers Killed Last Night
• Rape Case Against Kobe Bryant Playing Out Like a Hollywood Movie
• Court to Reconsider California Recall Delay
• Money, Money, Money
• Isabel's Aftermath
• California Election Workers on Overtime

September 18, 2003

• Two Americans Wounded in Attack on Convoy
• Interview With Bill Nye the Science Guy
• Hurricane Isabel Shuts Down Federal Government, Airports
• Interview With Bill Nye the Science Guy
• Hurricane Isabel Lashes North Carolina
• Officials: 500,000 Virginia Homes Have no Power
• View From Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
• View From Topsail Beach, North Carolina
• Hundreds of Flights Have Been Canceled
• Hurricane Isabel Pounds East Coast
• Hurricane Isabel Causes Airline Delays
• Different Storm: California Recall
• Damage Piling up in Kill Devil Hills
• Interview With Larry Kane

September 17, 2003

• Interview With D.J. Scotty
• Saddam Speaks?
• Clark Has to Sharpen on Economy to Win
• Interview With Patrick Oppmann
• Rym in the House
• Interview With Sonya Thomas
• Interview With Terry Savage
• Wesley Clark Enters Presidential Race
• California Recall Delay Scramble
• Interview With Director Ivan Reitman
• Interview with Congressman J.D. Hayworth, Congressman Marion Berry
• Generals as President

September 16, 2003

• California Recall
• Clark: The Anti-Dean?
• Wesley Clark Expected to Enter Race
• American Voices: Snakes, Economy Concerning Americans; Clark Popular Despite Later Entry
• Interview With Lou Rawls
• Interview With Wesley Clark
• Recall Legal Wrangling Intensifies
• Californians React to Recall Delay
• Page Turners: Interview With Author Lou Cannon

September 12, 2003

• Reaction After Vote to Remove Arafat
• Interview With Brad Paisley
• Deaths Continue to Mount in Iraq
• Poll Shows Davis May Keep Job
• Aorta Tears Rare and Deadly
• Interview With Jay Orr
• Schwarzenegger Vs. McClintock
• California Candidate Snapshot
• Interview With Judge Robert Bork
• Interview With Wolf Blitzer
• CIA: Voice on Tape Probably bin Laden's
• Hot Topics: Iraq, Mideast, al Qaeda Tape

September 11, 2003

• U.S. Troops Hold Special 9/11 Remembrance
• Tape Proves Inconclusive on Analysis of Bin Laden
• Israeli Security Cabinet Votes in Principle to Expel Arafat
• Pentagon Rescuer
• Interview With Tom Nulty
• Chilling Threats, Scary Chatter
• Interview With Former NYC Mayor Ed Koch
• Interview With Rob Fazio
• Interview With General Wesley Clark
• Soaring Spirit of an American Patriot
• Arab View of September 11
• Dean-Clark Ticket in '04?

September 10, 2003

• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Past 24 Hours
• Ground Zero Air Quality Study
• NYC Mayor Asks Cheney Not to Come to 9-11 Ceremony
• Interview With Charles Slepian
• Serial Florida Rapist

September 09, 2003

• Off Death Row
• Discussion with Israeli Minister of Public Security
• Ueberroth Out of Gubernatorial Race
• Judge Gives New York Mother Maximum Sentence
• Ueberroth Missing From California Debate as Rumors over Withdraw Fly
• Leni Riefenstahl Dies at 101
• Interview With Magnus Ranstorp
• U.S. Museums Aid Quest For Looted WWII Era Art
• The New Iraq: A Longer Tour of Duty for Some Troops
• Mass. Family Sues AAA Over Daughter's Death
• Record Label Lawsuits May Strain Consumer Relations Farther
• Peter Ueberroth Expected to Withdraw From California Gubernatorial Race
• Interview With Arianna Huffington
• Robert Novak's Inside Buzz

September 08, 2003

• Indiana Governor Rushed to Hospital After Collapsing at Conference
• Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Soft Money
• NASCAR Fight Hearkens Back to Good Old Days; Interview With Tom Fox
• Bush Request for Iraq Draws Criticism
• Little More Known on Guilt, Innocence of Pizza Man
• Interview With Ron Brownstein
• Maria Shriver Stumps Solo for Husband, Arnold Schwarzenegger
• California Recall: The Democratic Dance
• Money and Politics: The Law and its Impact
• Erie Mystery: New Details
• Interview With Dr. Drew Pinsky

September 05, 2003

• Al-Jazeera Arrest
• U.S. Seeks Larger Iraq Role For U.N.
• Al Jazeera Correspondent Arrested in Spain
• Bergen: Al Jazeera Not Arm for al Qaeda
• FBI Releases Worldwide Alert on Terrorism Threats
• Court Clears California Election
• Interview With Tom Fox
• Shelbyville, Kentucky Police Say Headquarters is Haunted
• Fabian to Hit Bermuda
• President Bush Talks up Economy in Indiana
• Women's Groups Protest Schwarzenegger Candidacy
• Interview With Leon Panetta
• Gambling Money and Political Influence; Campaigning on Film
• Interview With Audrey Coleman

September 04, 2003

• U.S. Troops Raid House in Tikrit
• House Questions Energy Execs on Blackout
• Estrada Asks for Nomination to be Withdrawn
• Where the Jobs Are
• Interview With Chuck Smith
• Nation Prepares to Mark 2nd Anniversary of Terror Attacks
• Eerie Investigation Gets Stranger
• Rumsfeld in Iraq
• Bomb Death Mystery Deepens
• Three Illinois Children Drown
• Interview With Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry
• Jeff Koinange on Liberia
• Arnold's Next Move
• Interview With Gray Davis Campaign Director
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate
• Interview With Don George

September 03, 2003

• U.S. Seeks U.N. Help in Iraq
• Mom to Serve 50 Years to Life For Murder of Son
• Interview With Stephen Petranek
• Latin Grammys Tonight
• U.S. Asks U.N. for Help
• 9/11 Families Speak Out Against Building at Ground Zero
• What Caused Blackout of 2003?
• Race to California Picking Up Steam
• The Latin Grammys
• Judge About to Sentence Mother Who Drowned 4-Year-Old Son in Bathtub
• Execution: No Remorse
• Off Death Row
• Execution of Paul Hill: No Remorse
• U.S. Seeks Help
• Tall Order Tax, Steaming Debate
• Bizarre Robbery
• California Recall Election

September 02, 2003

• Police on Scene in Erie Not trained for Bomb Dismantlement
• Interview With Max Rosenbach
• Hill Republicans Hoping Janklow Will Resign
• Peterson Hearing Delayed
• Malvo Conversations With Guards to be Used at Trial
• Janklow Appears in Court on Manslaughter Charge
• Look at Poll of White House Candidates
• Terror in Iraq: Baghdad Car Bombing
• How Young is Too Young For Life in Prison?
• Interview With Paul Chodas
• Pennsylvania Bank Robbery Mystery Deepens
• Peterson Preliminary Hearing Rescheduled
• How Young is Too Young For Life Sentence?
• Daring Indiana Rescue Attempt
• Sick at Sea
• California Gubernatorial Debate Set For Tomorrow
• Gray Davis Rolls Out Ad Campaign
• Convicted Florida Killer Speaks Out
• AmeriCorps Members Rally in Washington
• Meet Ann Landers Replacement

September 01, 2003

• Political Analysis With Howard Shapiro
• California Recall: Vying For Votes
• Hnida: 1st Woman to Score in NCAA Div. 1 Football
• Minor League Baseball More Popular Than Ever in 2003
• Saddam Tape Disavows Blast
• U.S. Dealys Transfer of Najaf Security Detail
• Eerie Mystery: FBI Investigates Bizarre Death
• Kansas Flooding: 2 People Missing
• Taped Voice Denies Involvement in Najaf Attack
• Search for a Sniper: Closing in on a Profile
• Kansas Flooding: Search Continues for Missing Missouri Woman
• Undercover OP for The Highway Patrol in Alabama
• Criminal or Victim? Tragic Twist to Robbery
• Bush Showcases Efforts to Create New Jobs
• Pres. Bush Talks Jobs, Economy in Ohio
• Child Warriors Take to Fighting in Liberia
• Interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Spending Labor Day at the Ballpark
• Environmental Group Releases 10,000 Minks
• Pop and Circumstances
• Interview With Tony Merritt

August 29, 2003

• Blaster Bust
• South Dakota Congressman Charged With Manslaughter
• One of Iraq's Most Prominent Clerics Dead
• Interview With David Isby
• Cyber-Attack Suspect
• Death Toll, Anger Continue to Rise After Blast in Najaf
• Interview With Mo Rocca
• Iraqi Mosque Bombed
• Sizing Up California Recall Race
• From Native American Chief to California Governor?

August 28, 2003

• North Korea Threatens to Test Nukes
• Atlanta Celebrates King Speech Anniversary
• A Hero's Story in Iraq; Multinational Force Considered
• Questions Over Firearm in Chicago Rampage
• Spain Oil Spill Larger Than Expected
• When Does Medicine Expire?
• Port Authority to Release Transcripts of 9/11
• Bush Approval High, But Polls Show Weakness
• London Tube Halted by Rush Hour Power Outage
• Trains Still Stuck in London; Interview With Simon Lubin
• David Letterman Spoofs LIVE FROM
• More Countries Set to Join Iraq Reconstruction Effort?
• Tony Blair Justifies Iraq War
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Talks Issues
• Ten Commandments Monument Debate Rages On
• Power Outage Hits London
• London Commuters Crippled by Rush Hour Blackout
• Pyongyang Considers Testing Nuclear Weapons
• Harley-Davidson Marks 100th Birthday
• MTV Video Music Awards Airs Tonight
• Interview With Cameraman's Son, Trever Nichols
• Bride Throws Fit Instead of Bouquet
• Star $$ Strategies
• Harley Marks Milestone With Milwaukee Bash
• Power Returning in London
• Arnold on the Issues
• Interview With Green Party California Gubernatorial Candidate
• Explosions Kill One, Injure at Least 3 in Gaza

August 27, 2003

• Rx for Juniors
• Cheaper Rx Drugs
• Interview With Howard Shapiro
• Bill Cosby to Perform at Baylor
• Protesters Plan to Pursue Ten Commandments Issue
• Tampa Bay Bucs Web Site Spoofs Bush, Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Schwarzenegger's Campaign Strategy
• Taking Sides in California Recall

August 26, 2003

• Interview With Hal Gehman
• More Troops Sent to Iraq May Prove to be Targets for More Attacks
• Columbia Accident Investigation
• New Development in Death of Father Geoghan
• Israeli Missiles Miss Target in Gaza
• Interview With Jon Clark
• Interview With Pat Mahoney
• Priest's Killer May Have Killed for Hire
• Protests Still Continue in Alabama
• Interview With Former "Blue's Clues" Host Steve Burns
• Interview With California Gubernatorial Candidate Tom McClintock
• Unions' Recall Strategy; Politics of Race
• Death of Autistic Boy Ruled a Homicide

August 25, 2003

• The Recall Race
• Non-Invasive Alternatives to Surgery for Aging Baby Boomers
• Interview With Carl Taylor
• U.S. Nets 14 Suspected Taliban Members in Afghanistan
• Bloated Gas Prices: Relief in Sight?
• Protesters Attempted to Halt Move of Ten Commandments Monument
• African-American Woman Offered White Prosthetic Leg
• NASA Will Release Columbia Report
• Pete Sampras Says Goodbye
• Interview With Luke Jensen
• California Recall Plot Twists Continue
• Barricade Erected Near Ten Commandments Monument
• California Truly Ruled by the People?
• Interview With Congressman Jim Kolbe

August 22, 2003

• British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw Backs Stronger U.N. Role
• Police Release Composite Sketch of Possible Sniper Suspect
• Controversy Continues in Ten Commandments Debate
• What's Behind Rise in Gas Prices?
• American Honeymoon With France Over -- For Now
• Interview With California Gubernatorial Candidate Bill Simon
• Composite Sketch Released in Sniper Case
• U.N. to Consider Sending Multinational Force to Iraq
• Woman Thought Dead in Blast Turns up Alive
• Monument to be Removed Despite Judge's Immovable Stance
• SoBig Virus Slowing Down Systems
• Iowa Man Accused of Making Death Threats Against Bryant Accuser
• Can Baseball Damage Your Arm?
• Marine Accused in Internet Abduction Extradited to U.K.
• Gray Davis Reaches out to Latino Community
• Palestinians Mourn Killed Hamas Leader
• Seabees Rebuild Schools and Other Vital Structures in Iraq
• Wandering Reptiles: Just Visitng
• President Bush Condemns Hamas Suicide Bombing
• Terror in Baghdad: U.N.'s Grief, Investigation Update
• West Virgina Shootings Investigators Appeal to Public
• Roy Campanella Collectibles Go on Sale

August 21, 2003

• Ala. Assoc. Justices Order Ten Commandments Removed
• Monumental Controversey Reaches New Heights
• State Department Reacts to Violence in Middle East
• Press Awaits Statements by Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore
• Bryant Judge to Relase Decision on Unsealing Documents
• U.N. Mourns, Mulls Future Role in Iraq
• Top Dogs: Heoric Dogs Get Theri Day
• Middle East Road Map in Tatters?
• Can Gray Davis Survive California Recall?
• Alabama Supreme Court Vows to Move Ten Commandments Monument
• Judge to Rule on Decision to Release Kobe Bryant Documents
• Chemical Ali Captured; U.N. Considers Resolution on Iraq
• Hamas Official Killed, Militant Groups Call off Ceasefire
• Congressman Was Speeding During Fatal Accident

August 20, 2003

• Recall Vote Challenge
• Al Qaeda in Iraq?
• FBI: Military-Grade Munitions Created Blast
• U.N. Blast Confirms Fears Enemy is Morphing
• Same Weapon May Have Been Used in All Three Sniper Killings
• Deadline for Removing Ten Commandments is Midnight
• Upsurge in Violence in Afghanistan
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Speaks at Economic Roundtable
• Blackout Probe: Whose Fault Is It?
• Battle for California: Choose Your Campaign Weapons
• Chihuahua Craze Hits Japan
• Search for Bombing Survivors Continues
• Judge Refusing to Remove Ten Commandments Monument
• Judge to Decide Whether to Make Kobe Bryant Documents Public
• Woman's Long-Lost Husband May be Alive
• Woman Killed in Shark Attack
• Gulf War Veterans Suing Chemical Companies, Banks
• Judge's Ruling Imminent in California Recall Challenge
• Midnight Deadline Looms For Removal of Alabama Commandments Monument
• Witnesses: 6 to & Israeli Tanks Outside of Ramallah
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Set to Hold Press Conference
• California Recall Circus

August 19, 2003

• Arizona Drivers Deal with Gas Shortages
• Interview With Paul Bremer
• Interview With Senator Bob Graham
• Terror in Baghdad: Scores Wounded in Suicide Truck Bombing
• Coalition Security Not Requested by U.N. Baghdad Headquarters
• At Least Seven Dead in Jerusalem Bus Bombing
• Israeli Media: 7 Dead in Jerusalem Bus Explosion
• Baylor University Under Scrutiny

August 18, 2003

• Judge Rules Against Cameras in Courtroom in Peterson Murder Case
• New York Mayor to Assemble Task Force on Emergency Operations
• Initial Investigation into Power Outage Zeroing in on Ohio
• Power Blackout: Politics of Power
• Will Judge Unseal Key Documents in Kobe Bryant Case?
• West Virginia Sniper on the Loose?
• Tanker Overturns on Interstate 35
• ACLU Seeks to Delay October 7 California Recall Vote
• Aid Ship Arrives in Liberia
• Marry My Daughter: Love Reality Style
• Coach Allegedly Tried to Paint Dennehy as Drug User
• Organ Recipient Misses Chance During Blackout
• Gas Crisis Hits Arizona Stations
• Is the Terminator's Lead Terminated?
• California Recall Goes Before Judge
• Maria Shriver's Role in Schwarzenegger Campaign
• Politics as Farce
• 3 People Shot Dead in Charleston, West Virginia Area
• Jack the Snipper: Is Nightmare Over?
• Driven to Fight: Scuffle at NASCAR
• Ballistics Evidence May Provide Clues to West Virginia Sniper

August 15, 2003

• Did We Learn Anything From Last Night's Blackout?
• Interview With Marshall Brain
• Discussion With Deputy Secretary of Energy
• Blackout Will Force Examinations Into Security Weaknesses at Power Plants
• Examining The Electrical Highway Known As Grids
• Interview With Jim Walsh
• North American Blackout Experience Pales in Comparison to Other Nations' Power Shortages
• Libya Accepts Responsibility for Lockerbie
• New Yorkers, Tourists Dealing Well With Transportation, Canceled Shows
• New York Powering Back Up
• Is America's Power Grid an Antiquated System?
• Interview With Adrian Moore
• Planes, Trains and Automobiles Ground to a Halt
• Interview With Mayor Gerald Jennings and Mayor Matthew Driscoll

August 14, 2003

• Liberia in Crisis
• Heat-Related Deaths Soar to Thousands in France
• U.S. Going it Alone in Iraq
• Interview With Lalo Alcaraz, Michael Ramirez
• Arianna Huffington Making Charges Against Schwarzenegger
• Looters Took What They Could Before Handover
• French Government Enacts Emergency Plan to Combat Heatwave
• Interview With Oedipus
• CNN: Sr. Admin. Official Says Captured Bali Bomb Suspect
• President Bush Expected to Speak About Terrorist Arrest

August 13, 2003

• Missile in Dealer's Arrest Was Dummy Provided by Russians
• Saudis Pass Intelligence to Brits That Aircraft Was Threatened
• One of World's Biggest Airlines Shutting Down Service to Saudi Arabia
• Coalition Releases War, Attack, Accidental, Suicide Tallies from Iraq
• Red Sox Great Ted Williams' Frozen Body Unpaid For
• Rebuilding Iraq
• Missile Smuggler Called Americans "Bastards," bin Laden "Hero"
• California Recall
• Iraqi Shi'ites Angered When U.S. Troop Attempted to Remove Religious Flag
• Look at Computer Options for Children
• Missile Smuggling Suspect Intended to Harm Americans
• Interview With David Hanson of Human Emulation Robotics
• Who's In and Who's Out of the Race for California Governor?
• Interview With Schwarzenegger Media Adviser Don Sipple
• Zoo Uses Barry White Music to Set the Mood for Penguins
• Bush Not Taking Sides in California Recall Battle
• Interview With Allan Zaremberg, President and CEO, California Chamber of Commerce

August 12, 2003

• Liberian Rebel Group Agrees to Hand Over Control of Ports
• California Countdown
• Heat, Bombs & Raids
• Computer Virus Assaulting Microsoft Users
• Battle for the California Governorship
• Dozens Dead in France From Heat Wave
• Interview With Franco Columbu
• Interview With Mike Eruzione
• Interview With Frank Newport
• Interview With Charles Barkley
• Over a Dozen Suspects Rounded up in Hunt for Saddam Loyalists; Hostile Action Claims Another U.S. Soldier
• Mysterious Blob Removed From New Jersey Township
• 247 Submit Candidacy Papers for California Governor Race
• Governor Gray Davis Fights Back
• Recall Free-For-All
• Interview With Traditional Values Coalition Founder Lou Sheldon
• Schwarzenegger Seen as Very Ambitious

August 11, 2003

• Taylor Gives Up Power
• Buzz on the Radio
• Interview With Faith Fippinger
• Interview With Avery Friedman
• Interview With Jeff Georgia, Hector Delgado
• Lottery-Style Drawing in Sacramento Used to Pick Name Order on California Ballot
• Davis Trying to Suppress Negative Feelings, Go About Official Business
• Interview With Terry McCarthy
• Interview With Kevin Shelly

August 08, 2003

• Interview With Bob Lambert
• Interview With Roland Martin
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Begins Campaign
• California Recall Free-For-All
• Europe Reacts to Schwarzenegger Candidacy
• Report: Passengers on Flight 93 Did Not Bring Down Plane
• Twister Tears Through Palm Beach County
• Canada Wildfires: Evacuees Return
• Joyous Reunions: 3rd Infantry Homecoming
• Interview With Dana Brown, Laird Hamilton
• O'Brien Family Visits World's Longest Yard Sale

August 07, 2003

• Hunt for Saddam
• California Carnival
• Odierno Doubts Saddam Commanding Attacks Against U.S. Troops
• Gore Lashes Out at White House While Denying Any Plans to Run
• Interview With Judy Kuriansky
• Miles, Kyra's Parents Wish Her a Happy Birthday, With Love

August 06, 2003

• Interview With Lester Munson
• Pentagon Was Warned Terrorists in Final Stages of Planning Possible Attack in Indonesia Weeks Before Yesterday's Bombing
• Media Deluge Colorado Town as Bryant Hearing Nears
• Texas Home Improvement Job Puts Nail in Woman's Head
• Big Names in Political Announcements
• Kobe Bryant's Journey From Basketball Court to Criminal Court;
• Secretary Powell's Future
• Howard Dean on the Rise
• Interview With Author Phyllis Chesler

August 05, 2003

• Jakarta Hotel Attacked as Trials Underway for Bali Suspects
• Respiratory Illnesses Common in U.S. Troop Deployment?
• Homeland Security
• Hotel Bombing in Indonesia
• Report, Vote on Robinson Due This Afternoon
• Deputies of Episcopal Church to Walk Out in Protest if Robinson Approved
• Media Flock to Eagle, Colo. For Wednesday Bryant Hearing
• U.N. Will Consider Same-Sex Privileges For Employees
• Vote on Gay Bishop Candidate Back on Track
• Terrorism in Indonesia
• Deadly Cooperation in Iraq
• Fear and Hope in Middle East
• Heat Wave Hits Europe

August 04, 2003

• Fat-Free Kids
• Interview With Kwame Clement
• White House Denies Rumors Flying About Secretary of State
• Interview With Tom Campbell
• Wednesday is Formal Hearing of Charges in Bryant Case
• A Church Divided
• Colin Powell's Plans
• Wildfires Around the World
• Page Turners: Interview With Author Laurie Mylroie
• Vote on Gay Priest Postponed

August 01, 2003

• U.S. Captures Two Saddam Loyalists In Tikrit
• Crisis in Liberia
• The Hunt for Saddam Hussein
• Walker's Attorney Says Woman is Mentally Ill
• North Korea Willing to Hold Nuclear Talks
• Is "Gigli" Really the Worst Movie Ever?
• A Look at the Oshkosh Air Show

July 31, 2003

• How Likely is Judge in Bryant Case to Release Court Records?
• Weapons Officials Tell Senate Committee Progress Slow But Steady on Iraqi WMD
• New Photos of Saddam Retouched to Show Altered Appearance Handed Out to U.S. Troops
• Bryant Case Judge Decides Whether to Give News Organizations Access to Sealed Records Sexual Assault Case
• New Saddam Photos Show Him With Multiple New Looks
• Pentagon Believes Saddam May have Changed Appearance to Elude Capture
• White House to Push For Ban on Gay Marriage?
• Homosexuality and the Church
• Page Turners: 'The Great Mayor'

July 30, 2003

• Interview With Richard Myers
• New Archbishop of Boston Installed Today
• Air Marshals Program Will Not be Cut
• Interview With Charles Slepian
• Man Sues Doctor for Outrageous Wait Time
• Rolling Stones to Play Toronto to Celebrate SARS Elimination
• Interview With Elaine Chao, Don Evans, John Snow

July 29, 2003

• The Hunt for Saddam
• Warning Issued by Homeland Security Department
• Jury Reaches Verdict in Englewood Police Brutality Case
• New Saddam Tape a Sign to Iraqi People: I Will Return
• Hijacking Plot?
• More Violence in the West Bank
• Judge in Bryant Case Issues Decorum for Media
• Will the New Gay High School do More Harm Than Good?
• Potential Saddam Hussein Audiotape Surfaces
• Ariel Sharon Visits White House
• Al Qaeda Plotting Another Airline Attack?
• Interview With Israeli Ambassador to United Nations
• Americans Still Concerned About Terrorism?

July 28, 2003

• Repair Points in Iraq Now Under Fire as U.S. Troops Rebuild Nation
• Interview With Art Buchwald
• Motive Still Unknown in Dennehy Case
• Indiana Death Row Inmate Waiting to Have DNA Evidence Admitted in Appeal to Prevent Execution
• Interview With Don Rickles
• Interview With the Amazing Kreskin
• Attacks on U.S. Troops in Iraq Escalating?; Ariel Sharon Set to Visit White House
• Judge to Make Ruling on 911 Calls in Kobe Bryant Case
• Americans and Gay Relationships
• 'Almanac of American Politics' Hits Bookstores
• Remembering Bob Hope
• Interview With Richard Cohen

July 25, 2003

• Interview With Andrew Marshall
• Providing Proof
• Interview With Brad Paisley
• 'Make Believe Allies?'
• When Does the Media Cross the Line of Newsworthiness to Exploitation?
• Interview With Suzy Whaley
• Interview With Senator Bob Graham
• President Bush Orders U.S. Troops to Liberian Coast; Videotape of Hussein Sons Broadcast Across Iraq
• Davis Recall 101
• Electronic Voting Subject to Fraud?

July 24, 2003

• U.S. Government Releases Purported Photos of Uday, Qusay
• Malvo's Lawyers Want Gestures Out, Witness Statements In
• Qusay, Uday Pictures Released After Internal Debate
• 9/11 Report: Mistakes Cited
• Inglewood Police Brutality Case Goes to Jury
• Interview With Firas Ayyash
• September 11 Report Released
• Sniper Suspect in Court
• New Security Measures Instituted at New York City Hall
• Gray Davis Recall Vote Set For October 7
• Miner Miracle One Year Later
• Saddam's Sons Killed: Proof Positive
• Interview With Sen. Rockefeller
• Police Release Footage Of Army Cadet's Fatal Plunge
• President Bush Hails "Henchmen's" Deaths
• Congressional Report Released on U.S. Intelligence Pre-9/11
• Should Journalists Release Rape Victims Names?
• The 'Color' Guy Analyzes Devil Rays Games
• Guard: Malvo Said He Shot Boy to Upset Chief Charles Moose

July 23, 2003

• Owner of Mosul Home May Have Been Informant
• Look at Air Power, Weapons Used in Mosul Assault
• Shots Fired at New York City Hall

July 22, 2003

• Interview With Community Member of Jessica Lynch's Hometown
• Jessica Lynch Set to Receive Hero's Welcome
• Celebrating Jessica Lynch

July 21, 2003

• Liberia in Crisis
• Talk With Father of Ben Curtis
• Bodies of Dead Liberians Being Stacked Outside U.S. Embassy in Monrovia
• Interview With Saif al-eslam Gadhafi
• Will Kobe Bryant's Image Survive?
• Remembering Salsa Legend Celia Cruz
• Another Soldier Killed in Baghdad Ambush
• Mortar Shells Land Inside U.S. Embassay Compound in Monrovia
• Bush: Deadly Attacks Are Part of War to Liberate Iraq as Another U.S. Soldier Killed in Ambush
• White House Reacts to Crisis in Liberia, Warns Syria, Iran
• Evaluating the Media's Role in Jessica Lynch Saga
• Controversy Over 'L.A. Times' Political Cartoon
• Kobe Bryant Set for Court Appearance in August
• Interview With Don Knotts

July 18, 2003

• Soldier Killed Near Fallujah, Iraq
• Another U.S. Soldier Killed as Intelligence States Latest Audiotape is Most Likely Saddam
• Interview With Larry Pozner, Wendy Murphy
• District Attorney to Announce Decision in Kobe Bryant Case
• Tales From the Left Coast
• Prospecting for Love

July 17, 2003

• Child Abduction Case
• Security Tight in Iraq
• Mea Culpa Times Three
• Talk With Conan O'Brien
• Toby Studabaker: Man With a Past?
• Do Older Drives Pose a Disproportionate Risk?
• Tony Blair Set to Address Congress
• Tony Blair Facing Trouble at Home
• Interview With Former Defense Secretary William Perry
• Interview With John Mahoney
• New Purported Saddam Tape Slams Iraqi Council
• Ex-Marine Awaits Extradition to England
• Blair to Receive Congressional Gold Medal
• Out-Of-Control Car Leaves Carnage in its Wake
• Knockoffs: Funding Terror?
• The British Open: Tiger's Troubles
• Farmers Market Case: Driver Could Face Manslaughter Charges
• Studabaker Says He Won't Fight Extradition to Britain
• Three Boys Rescue Woman From Fire

July 16, 2003

• Police to Hold Press Conference Regarding Target Store Molesting Case
• Tenet Testifying on Capital Hill
• More Attacks Against U.S. Soldiers Comes as Returns From Deployments Have Been Pushed Back
• Family Brutally Murdered in Bakersfield Home Laid to Rest
• Police in West Virginia Talking to Suspect in Molestation Case in Wal-Mart
• Maryland Nurse Under Suspicion in Death of Patients
• White House Takes on Democrats Over Iraq Controversy
• Interview With German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer
• CIA's Private Successes and Public Failures
• Five Members of Bakersfield Family Laid to Rest
• Former Marine Arrested, Accused of Luring 12-Year-Old
• Kentucky Man Charged in Target Store Assault of Little Girl
• Twins Again...And Again
• Interview With America's Worst Writer
• CIA Chief Takes Capitol Hill Heat
• Interview With Katie Tarbox

July 15, 2003

• Children in Peril
• Police Doubt Missing British Girl may Have Returned to England
• Obesity in Women May be Linked to Alzheimer's
• Troops Disappointed by Orders to Remain in Iraq
• Hurricane Claudette Hits Texas
• North Korean Nukes
• Americans Concerned Over State of the Union Controversy?
• Interview With Congresswoman Jane Harman
• Page Turners: Interview With Clyde Prestowitz
• Interview With Military Families
• Lemonade Girl Prospers After Red Tape Flap

July 14, 2003

• Interview With Winnie Stachleberg, Matt Daniels.
• Target Attack
• Blair to Meet With Bush Thursday in Washington
• Interview With Jim Walsh
• Interview With Thelma Adams
• Bush Administration Fires Back on State of the Union Questions; Bush Meets With U.N. Secretary-General
• India Denies U.S. Request For Troops in Iraq
• Texas Coast Braces For Claudette

July 11, 2003

• Bush in Africa
• Pressure Building on White House to Explain How Discredited Information Made it Into State of the Union Speech
• U.S. Reduces Fallujah Police Post
• Nuclear Fallout
• Interview With Jerry Springer
• Vincent Brothers To Return To California
• Interview With Alex Michel
• Democrats Accuse Bush Administration of Finger-Pointing on Iraq; President Bush Visits Nigeria
• Interview With Senator Joseph Biden
• Enron's Comeback Plan

July 10, 2003

• Police Say Not Enough Evidence to Hold Brothers
• CIA Report that Niger Information False Not Given to Top Officials
• Discussion: President's State of the Union Gaffe, U.S. Troops in Iraq
• Tucker Carlson Eats His Words
• Police Say Not Enough Evidence to Hold Brothers
• CIA Report that Niger Information False Not Given to Top Officials
• Discussion: President's State of the Union Gaffe, U.S. Troops in Iraq
• Tucker Carlson Eats His Words
• Interview With Veronica Harris, Artis Cash
• President Bush Pushing AIDS Relief in Africa; Secretary Powell Grilled on Iraq
• Bakersfield Murder Suspect Released
• Africa AIDS Battle
• On the Front Line of AIDS Battle
• Two American Soldiers Killed in Iraq

July 09, 2003

• Illinois Man Allegedly Spied for Iraq
• Liberians Enthusiastically Welcome U.S. Military Surveyors
• Interview With Fired Radio Host
• Judge in Peterson Case Rules Not to Allow Defense to View Other Pregnant Woman Murder Case
• Interview With Jillian Gregg
• Tucker Carlson Will Eat His Shoes
• Bush in Africa: Iraq Questions Intensify
• Government Agencies Resisting 9/11 Probe?
• Sales Pitch Spiked

July 08, 2003

• Liberia in Crisis
• Twin Tragedy
• Interview With Teen Self-Esteem Expert
• White House Admits Information on African Uranium Should Not Have Been Used in State of the Union Speech
• Interview With Clarence Page, Roland Martin
• Interview With Hassan Bility
• President Bush Touring South Africa, Facing Tough Questions on Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Interview With Erin Brockovich
• Page Turners: Interview With Carnegie Corporation President Vartan Gregorian
• Murder Plot Foiled?
• 6-Year-Old Takes Business to Bigger Market

July 07, 2003

• Marines, Aid Workers Arrive in Liberia
• The New Iraq: American Casualties
• Analysis With General David Grange
• Operation to Separate Conjoined Adult Twins Progressing Smoothly
• Teen in Oaklyn Plot Gets $1 Million Bail
• Winning the Peace: U.S. Troops Attacked
• Race a Factor in Denver Police Shooting?
• Surgeons Operate on Adult Conjoined Twins
• Kobe Bryant Facing Legal Trouble
• Central Command Changing of the Guard
• Jethro Remembers Jed

July 04, 2003

• Iraqis Believe Tape is of Saddam Hussein
• Bush Gives Independence Day Address in Dayton
• Liberian President Wants Peacekeeping Forces to Arrive Before He'll Step Down
• Armed Aircraft Patrol America to Intercept Danger
• Soldiers Launches Operation Fred to Aid Iraqi Children
• Celebrations From Around the Nation
• Competitive Eater Hopes to Become No. 1
• Interview With Couple Who Hiked Appalachian Trail
• Atlanta Celebrates the Fourth With the Peachtree Road Race
• Al Jazeera Airs Saddam Tape
• Bush Leaves for Africa Monday
• Berlusconi Will Not Apologize for "Nazi" Remarks
• Interview With Brian Hill
• 4th of July at Mt. Rushmore
• Are Americans Working Too Much?
• U.S. Troops Stationed Overseas Celebrate 4th of July
• Interview With Dale Earnhardt Jr.
• Interview With Elvis Mitchell

July 03, 2003

• At Least 10 U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Attacks Today
• Airport Scare
• Talk with NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly
• War in Liberia: America to the Rescue?
• People of Liberia Await U.S. Troops Anxiously
• Interview With Al-Hassan Conteh
• Interview With William Dudley
• Judy's Page Tuners: Interview With Richard Brookhiser

July 02, 2003

• Schools in Tennessee Sued for Placing Cameras in Middle School Locker Rooms
• Fighting Discrimination
• Mission to Liberia?
• Chamber of Commerce: Quit Blaming Fast Food, Take Responsibility for Yourself
• Vancouver Ecstatic Over Winning Olympic Bid
• Toronto Off World Health Organization's SARS Watch List
• Interview With Genevieve Wood, Patrick Guerriero
• Bush Turns Attention to African AIDS and Violence
• Police Treat Basketball Player Disappearance as Possible Homicide
• Rhodes Scholarship Fund, 100, Adds Foundation for South Africa
• Washington in the Movies
• Interview With Michael Musto, Paul Bedard

July 01, 2003

• McDonald's: Would you Like Fruit With That?
• The New Iraq: Progress Report
• Gallup Poll Analysis With Frank Newport
• Interview With Sally Field
• Judy's Page Turners: Interview With Walter Isaacson
• Mutilated Cats Turning Up in Utah, Colorado

June 30, 2003

• Overtime Blues
• Analysis With Kelly McCann
• Shaky Start to Truce in Middle East
• Defense Attorneys Withdraw Trial by Judge Motion, Argue for Change of Venue in Sniper Trial
• Price of Wales 27 Percent Richer
• Operation Targets Members of Saddam's Ba'ath Party
• Homeland Security: Preparing for the Worst
• Interview With Warren Rudman
• Interview With Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton
• Police Say Mother Abducted Her Children Overnight
• Baylor University Basketball Player Vanishes
• Deadly Porch Collapse
• Proposal: Marriage Only Union Between Man and Woman

June 27, 2003

• Interview With Retired Colonel James Carafano on the Formation of Iraqi Military
• Blocking the Calls
• Attoneys Begin Closing Arguments In Windshield Murder Trial
• A Look at Frequent Flyer Miles Programs
• Jury Adjourns For Deliberation on the Punishment in Windshield Murder Trial
• Palestinian Militants Make Demands for Cease-Fire
• Medicare Drug Benefit Passes House, Senate
• Troops Under Fire in Iraq
• People Register in Droves for Do-Not-Call Lists
• U.S. Troop Shot from Behind While Patrolling Streets in northern Baghdad
• Baghdad Bob Alive and Kicking on Arab TV

June 26, 2003

• Fountain of Youth?
• Will Success Ruin LeBron James' Good Rep?
• Recording Industry Gearing Up for Lawsuits
• District Attorney Asks Cameras To Be Out Of Courtroom In Scott Peterson Trial
• Mediterranean Diet Gaining Favor As Better Way Of Eating To Live
• White House Thinks Nuclear Parts Found In Iraq Bolsters Its Case
• Interview With Winnie Stachelberg, Richard Lessner
• Interview With Michael Gardener, Writer of New Truman Book
• Interview With Peggy Whitson, Crew Of Aquarius

June 25, 2003

• Truce to Last Three Months
• Battle of the Bulge
• Temporary Truce?
• Fed Rate Cut May Raise Some Rates
• Subway Shuts Down at Seattle Tacoma International
• Brandon Biggs Takes Witness Stand In Defense Of His Father In Windshield Death Trial
• Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates Again
• A Cease-Fire Agreement in the Middle East?
• Interview With Mayor Anthony Williams
• Korean War Anniversary
• School Lunches Making Kids Fat?
• Barry Bond's Record Setting Baseball Auctioned

June 24, 2003

• Israel Arrests More Than 150 Palestinians in Overnight Sweep of West Bank
• Baldness Drug Prevents Prostate Cancer
• Israeli Forces Raid West Bank City, Arrest Palestinians Accused of Having Hamas Ties
• Several Incidents In Iraq Leave Many Wounded, Injured
• Republicans May Trounce Democrats on Fund Raising Earnings
• New Information Points to Foam in Columbia Disaster
• England Welcomes First Russian Leader
• Hunt for Bin Laden
• Six Suspects Arrested in Italy Accused of Helping Islamic Militants Tied to al Qaeda
• Post-War Probes?
• Interview With Faye Wattleton, President of the Center for the Advancement of Women
• Poll Analysis With Frank Newport

June 23, 2003

• Affirmative Action Lives
• Woman in Windshield Murder Trial Says She Left Man to Die
• Interview With University of Michigan's Dr. Mary Sue Coleman
• Interview With Center for Individual Freedom's Eric Schipper
• Interview With Former University of Michigan President Lee Bollinger
• U.S. Names Qatari Man 'Enemy Combatant'
• U.S. Military Battle Syrian Border Guards During Hunt for Saddam
• Students Celebrate Victory for Affirmative Action
• Arizona Wildfire Continues to Grow
• Skirmish Between Syrian, American Forces Leave Several Injured, Many Questions
• Honey of a Mess: Accident Releases Millions of Bees
• Interview With Harry Potter Fans Madeline, Isabelle Fuhrman

June 20, 2003

• Powell Peace Mission
• Jihad Against America
• Colin Powell Met With Palestinian, Israeli Leaders
• Interview With Jack Burkman, Dan Perez
• 'Harry Potter' Book Premieres in London Tonight
• 'Harry Potter' to Debut in London in 4 Hours
• Trail Derailment in Commerce, California
• Interview With Lou Ferrigno
• Intelligence Says Saddam is Alive
• Interview With Angelina Jolie
• Harry Potter and the Color of Money

June 19, 2003

• NASCAR & Nextel
• Herbs & Headaches
• Dangerous Duty in Iraq
• New Iraq: Not Exactly War, not Exactly Peace
• U.S. Warns Iran on Nuke Development
• Brotherly Testimony
• Jewish Settlers, Soldiers Scuffle at Outpost
• Tensions Cool in Benton Harbor
• Ambulance Attack Said to Show "No Regard For Life"
• Iranian Nukes: Here We Go Again?
• Iraqi Unrest: Are Attacks Part of Organized Resistance?
• 1 U.S. Soldier Killed, 2 Wounded in Attack in Iraq
• Martha Stewart Trial: the Date is Set
• Medicare Reform: Shots From the Right
• Interview With Sens. Byron Dorgan, John Sununu
• Novak, Begala Discuss U.S. Occupation of Iraq
• Max Factor Heir Andrew Luster Arrives Back in U.S.

June 18, 2003

• American Soldier Killed in Iraq
• Serial Rapist At-Large in Florida
• How Low Can Mortgages Go?
• Two Nights of Chaos in Benton Harbor, Michigan
• Fugitive Max Factor Heir Found South of Border?
• Bargain-Basement Mortgage Rates
• Group Seeks Independent Probe of Bush WMD Claims
• Sex Abuse Still Divisive Issue For Church
• TIME: Gore Considering Media Venture
• Soyuz For Sale

June 17, 2003

• SUV Safety Tests: Side-Airbag Impact Safety Measured
• Dealing With Depression: Treatment Study
• Interview With Author Danny Goldberg
• Wild Ride in Iraq
• U.S. Soldier Killed by Sniper Fire in Baghdad
• British Intelligence Questioned on Saddam's Weapons
• Bishop Released on Bond
• Road Map to Peace Meetings
• 'Radiance' Rescue
• New Details of the Ordeal of Jessica Lynch's Unit in Iraq
• Bishop O'Brien Freed on Bail
• Microsoft Claims 2 Billion Bogus, Unwanted E-mails
• Bush: Tax Cut and Stimulus Package Will Result in Jobs
• Rethinking Iraq?
• Analysis of Gallup Polls With Frank Newport
• Jobless Rate Highest Since 1994
• New Legal Troubles for Catholic Bishop
• Frank Keating Resigns From Oversight Board
• Interview With Astronaut Ed Lu

June 16, 2003

• Medicare Rx
• Operation Desert Scorpion
• A Break in the Bloodshed
• Turmoil in Tulia
• Where's Saddam?
• The Spread of Spam: Junk Mail on the Cell
• Crisis in the Middle East: Politics of Peace
• Senators Discuss Medicare Changes
• Laci Peterson Case: Lawyers Squabble
• Church in Crisis? Bishops Meet This Week
• U.S. Forces Hunt For Saddam Loyalists, Weapons
• Analysis With Ken Pollack
• Egyptians Fail to Seal Palestinian Truce
• A Saddam Comeback?
• Interview With Benny Elon, Israeli Minister of Tourism
• Unrest in Iran: More Protests in Tehran
• New Potter Book: Hype Hitting Peak for Saturday Release

June 13, 2003

• U.S. Diplomat to Meet with Israelis Saturday
• U.S. Forces Kill 100 Suspected Iraqi Enemies
• Road Map for Peace in Trouble?
• Frist Tops List of Wealthiest on Capitol Hill
• Arrest in Thailand for Selling Radioactive Material
• Terrorists Backing Religious Fighting in Southeast Asia
• Two Health Workers May Have Contracted Monkeypox
• Bush Monitors Situation in Middle East
• One Killed, 25 Wounded as Result of Israeli Military Operation
• Israeli Helicopters Fire More Missiles in Gaza
• Peterson Case Gagged
• Abandoned Girl Forced to Shoplift
• 'Seeds of Terror': The al Qaeda Link
• Tom Watson Ties for Lead at U.S. Open
• Sister Writes Story of Special Needs Brother
• Couple Defends Home From Intruder
• U.S. Troops Launch Counter-Offensive in Iraq
• Israel Launches Another Attack in Gaza
• Interview With Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni
• Interview With Senator Evan Bayh
• Mueller Speaks at ACLU Meeting in Washington
• Mideast War Continues
• Miami Police Seek Serial Rapist Suspect
• Judge Imposes Gag Order in Scott Peterson Case
• A Unique Summer Camp

June 12, 2003

• Gaza Attack
• Port Protection
• Can Tiger Woods Take 4th U.S. Open?
• A New Iraq: Still a Dangerous Place
• Human Growth Hormone Could Get Wider Use
• Border War: Rhode Island vs. Connecticut
• When Harry Left Eton: Di and Charles' Youngest Takes Final Final
• Can the Road Map Survive?; Interview With George Mitchell
• Veteran News Reporter David Brinkley Dead at 82
• Interview With Author Gerald Nachman
• Judge Rules Search Warrants Should be Unsealed in Peterson Case
• Woman Claims to be Mother of Toddler Found Wandering Streets
• Could Faulty "Bolt Catchers" Cause Future NASA Accidents?
• Gregory Peck, David Brinkley Die
• Life After War: A Survivor's Story
• Third Straight Day of Air Attacks Rock Gaza
• Crackdown in Iraq: Iraqis Rounded Up
• Rescue Reunion: Ex-POWs, Rescuers Get Together

June 11, 2003

• Interview With Sen. John McCain
• Toll Rises to at Least 16 Dead
• Calls for Hearings on War Increasing
• Blix Returns Fire on the Way Out
• Jerusalem Suicide Bombing Kills 16
• Interview With Author Homer Moyer
• Colonel Casanova?
• Really Old Ancestors: Another "Missing Link"

June 10, 2003

• Kids and Caffeine
• Interview With Secretary Rod Paige, Rep. George Miller
• Interview With Secretary Rod Paige, Rep. George Miller
• FBI Pond Draining Continues
• Strikes Threaten Road Map to Peace
• Chalabi Believes Saddam Alive
• Frank Newport Analyzes Latest Polls Regarding Hillary Clinton
• Interview With Ken Edgett of Malin Space Science Systems
• Soccer Spice: Beckham Brouhaha
• People from All Backgrounds Pay Respects to Reagan; Afghanistan Struggles to Reconstruct; Book Compiles Reagan's Letters; Governor's Plane Led to Funeral Scare

June 09, 2003

• Interview With Tom Johnson
• Bush: Intelligence Showed Iraq Had Weapons Program
• Hillary Clinton's Memoir on Sale Today
• Interview With Joe Lockhart, David Bossie
• Interview With Author Kyle Williams
• Police Have Possible Kidnapping Suspect in Custody
• Interview With Buyers of Hillary Clinton's New Book
• TSA Approves Concept of Stun Guns on Planes

June 06, 2003

• Intelligence Report Shows Ambiguity on Iraq WMD Before War
• Sosa Suspended for Eight Games
• Peterson Autopsies to Remain Sealed
• Funny Cide Frenzy: Preparing for Belmont
• Interview With Nick Charles
• Laci Peterson Case: Prosecution's Request to Release Autopsy Reports Denied
• Sosa Suspended
• Where Are Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction?
• Pretrial Hearing in Peterson Case Covers Host of Issues
• Board Investigating Columbia Crash Conducts Tests
• Bush Administration Confident It Made Right Decision on Iraq
• Interview With Gene Sperling, Jim Miller
• D-Day Remembered
• Page Turners: Interview With Margaret Carlson
• Analysis With Candy Reid

June 05, 2003

• Top 'Times' Editors Step Down
• Martha Stewart Takes Out Full-Page Ad
• Sosa Still Playing as Punishment Weighed
• Ashcroft Asks for Expanded Powers if Patriot Act Renewed
• Americans Don't Recognize Childhood Obesity as a Problem
• How Clean is Airplane Cabin Air?
• Can Martha's Brand Survive?
• Pope Makes 100th International Journey
• Interview With Alex Jones
• Page Turners: Interview With Diane Ravitch

June 04, 2003

• Stewart Charged with Securities Fraud, Obstruction of Justice
• Reaction Mixed in Israel, Palestine to Peace Road Map
• Chicago Fans Have Mixed Reaction to Sammy's Corked Bat
• SEC Files Civil Charges Against Martha Stewart
• Analysis: Martha Stewart Indicted
• The Physics Behind Sosa's Bat
• Martha Stewart Indicted
• Interview With Lloyd Grove
• President Bush Promotes Road Map to Peace in Middle East
• Will House of Representatives Ban Controversial Abortion Procedure?

June 03, 2003

• Bush Wraps Up Meeting in Egypt
• Criminal Charges Nearing for Martha Stewart
• Suspected Bomber Had Good Survival Skills, Experts Say
• Judge Hears Arguments on Making Peterson Warrants Public
• NTSB Looks at Cell Phone Effect on Driving
• Interview With Frank Newport
• Bush: Hard Decisions Ahead in Middle East
• Who Will be New Army Chief of Staff?
• Interview With Tom Friedman
• Panel Considering Rights of Terrorism Defendants
• Martha Stewart Not Resigning From Company
• Marketing Martha: No Such Thing as Bad Publicity?
• Weapons Hunt: Where's the Proof?
• Hillary Tells All, But Americans May Not Read It

June 02, 2003

• Response to Arraignment of Bombing Suspect
• Bush Headed for Mideast Peace Conference
• FCC Loosens Media Ownership Rules Amid Concerns
• Constellation Returns
• Prime Minster Tony Blair Back in Hot Seat over War in Iraq
• FCC Votes to Loosen it's Regulations on Media Outlet Ownership
• Bush Lands in Egypt
• FCC Eases Rules on Media Ownership
• President Bush Pushing Road Map for Middle East Peace
• Treatment of Detainees in War on Terror
• Interview With Jack Daulton
• Interview With Travel Consultant Thom Nulty
• Interview With Luke Jensen

May 30, 2003

• Prime Ministers Meet
• SARS Relapse
• Reaching Out
• Interview With Dr. Shireen Hunter of CSIS
• Homeland Security Threat Level Lowered
• Interview With Psychologist Renae Franiuk
• Syracuse Area Man Indicted for Kidnappings
• Rocha Family Friends Remove Items from Peterson Home
• Interview With Caroline Kennedy
• Interview With Rep. Stephen Lynch
• Peterson's Attorneys May File Burglary Charges
• Interview With Fmr. Shuttle Engineer Randy Avera

May 29, 2003

• Saddam's Revenge
• Scaling Everest
• On the Road to Peace?
• Face to Face
• SARS Outbreak
• Interview with Sen. Sam Brownback, Rep. Dennis Kucinich
• Fighting in Iraq Continues
• Bush Administration Defends Rationale Behind War
• Israeli, Palestinian Leaders Meet One On One
• Lynch Family Update
• Hollywood Square Renamed For Bob Hope
• Bob Hope's 100th Birthday in Hollywood
• Interview With Car and Driver's Csaba Csere

May 28, 2003

• Lost Kids of Baghdad
• Abandoned Boy
• Bush to Meet Sharon, Abbas Together
• HRT Could Increase Risk of Dementia
• Most Countries Think Bush Does Not Play Positive Role in World Affairs
• Interview With Nicholas Kristof
• Safer or Scared? Impact of the War on Terror
• Bravo to Premiere New Dating Show 'Boy Meets Boy'
• Study: Video Games Improve Hand-Eye Coordination

May 27, 2003

• Laci Peterson Case
• Authorities Focus on Atlanta in Hunt for Killer
• Algerian State Radio: 5.8 Earthquake Hits Algeria
• Israelis, Palestinians Delay Meeting on Peace Plan
• Frank Newport Discusses Latest Gallup Poll Numbers
• FCC to Vote on Media Ownership Rules
• Peterson Preliminary Hearing Set For July 16
• Louisiana Serial Killer Manhunt Shifts to Atlanta
• Two Americans Killed in Hostile Fire in Iraq
• Interview With Briana Scurry

May 26, 2003

• Somber, Festive Events Take Place Around the Country
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• Marines Prepared to Head Ashore for Homecoming
• Interview With Robert Duvall
• Interview With Anthony Principi, Secretary of Veterans Affairs
• Interview With Senator Chuck Hagel
• Marines Arrive at New River Air Station
• Interview With Gordon Ward, Battle of Iwo Jima Veteran
• President Bush Honors War Dead, Past and Present
• Interview With Members of 3rd Infantry Division
• Celebration at Everest
• Sherpa Sets New Everest Record
• SARS Setback: Canadian Cases Rising
• Memorial Day Weekend Huge in Sports World
• 24th Expeditionary Unit Returns Home
• Philadelphia Marks Holiday With "Jam on the River"
• 3rd Infantry Division Prepares to Return Home
• Interview With Dana Dierkes of the U.S. Park Service
• New York City Celebrates Fleet Week
• Interview With Joseph Matthew Stewart
• Saddam Hussein's Brother-In-Law in U.S. Custody
• Return of 2,300 Tainted By Bizarre Loss of 2 Sailors in 3 Days
• President Bush Hails "Recent Loss, Recent Courage"
• Nation Celebrates Memorial Day With Parades, Festivals, Picnics
• Louisiana Authorities Issue Murder Warrant
• On Duty in Iraq
• Israelis, Palestinians Prepare for Sharon, Abbas Meeting

May 23, 2003

• Uday Watch
• Israel Signs On to Road Map With Reservations
• Home Sweet Home
• U.S. Officials Deny Contact With Uday Hussein
• Road Map to the Summit
• Researchers Have SARS Suspect
• Senate Approves Tax Cut With Aid of Cheney
• Young Voters: Untapped Resource?
• Interview With Sidney Blumenthal
• Movie Reviews With Golfer Amy Alcott

May 22, 2003

• Golden Gate Drill
• Interview With Dan Bartlett
• Interview With Aziz Mekouar
• Happy Annika
• Who is Mateo? Toddler Found
• Iraq's Weapons, was CIA Right, Wrong?
• Under Rubble in Algeria
• How Will Tax Cuts Affect Your Bottom Line?
• AP: CDC Expert Showing Symptoms of SARS
• Who Does Cut On Stock Dividends Impact?
• European Attitudes Toward the U.S.
• Sorenstam Shoots 1-Over Par in First Round
• Interview With Suzy Whaley
• Sorenstam Well On Her Way
• High Alert Fuels Fear in Brooklyn
• Quake Death Toll Rises
• Israelis Seize Boat Off Lebanese Coast
• LPGA CHAIRMAN COMPARES SORENSTAM WITH TIGER WOODS
• Interview with Sports Agent Hadley Englehard

May 21, 2003

• Familiar Scenario Foiled in Saudi Arabia?
• Purported Message from Al Qaeda
• Terrorism Exercise Held in Miami
• Nic Robertson Answers Viewer E-Mail
• Tape Calls for Muslims to Attack Embassies
• Interview With Rep. Christopher Cox
• Interview With Author John Feinstein
• Sorenstam Tries Out Colonial Course
• Six Cast Members Fired From "The Practice"

May 20, 2003

• Terror Warning
• Bush Calls Abbas, Sharon
• Cow in Canada Tests Positive for Mad Cow Disease
• Same Sex Workouts
• Terror Strikes in Israel
• Mad Cow Disease Shows Up in Canada
• Interview With Caitlin Shetter, Judy Kuriansky
• Interview With Sandra Day O'Connor

May 19, 2003

• Mideast Bomb Spree
• Avoiding Annika?
• Fifth Attack in Three Days Kills Four, Including Bomber
• Amber Frey Secures Gloria Allred as Legal Representative
• New Mexico Allows for Over the Counter Morning-After Pill
• Democratic Candidates Question Bush's Handling of Terrorism
• Palestinian Group Claims Bomber Was Female
• Interview With Mo Rocca
• Sixth Member of Alleged Terror Cell Pleads Guilty
• White House Reaction to Latest Suicide Bombing in Israel
• Obstacles Sandra Day O'Connor Overcame to Become First Woman on U.S. Supreme Court
• Interview With Sandra Day O'Connor
• Divers Search for More Evidence in Peterson Case
• Special Olympics and SARS Fears
• Mystery in Idaho; Advice & Consent; Whipped to a Frenzy

May 16, 2003

• Saudi Arabia Speaks Out About Terrorism
• State Department Warns Americans in Saudi Arabia of Possible Attack
• Laci Peterson Case: Searching For Evidence
• Laci Peterson Case: Still Searching for Evidence
• Erakat Resigns
• Investigations Turn Up Iraqi Antiquities
• Dividend Taxes Axed in $350 Billion Senate Plan
• Super Sports Agent Mark McCormack Dead
• Laci Peterson Case: Divers Searching San Francisco Bay
• WHO Investigators Track SARS Source to Hallway in Hong Kong
• Doctors/Soldiers: Difficult Duty
• U.S. Warns Terrorists May Target Westerners in Jeddah
• Justice Department Cracks Down on Cyber Crime
• Texas Incidents Focus New Attention on U.S. Immigration Policy
• Palestinian Negotiator Saeb Erakat Resigns
• Was Osama bin Laden Responsible for Bombings in Saudi Arabia?
• China Suspends Approval for International Adoptions Due to SARS

May 15, 2003

• Delayed Bombshell
• Terror in Riyadh
• Security in Iraq
• New American Cancer Society Recommendations for Women
• Riyadh Bombings, Warning From Washington
• U.S.: Saudis Were Warned by U.S. Envoy of Potential Plot
• Interview with Scott MacLeod of "TIME" Magazine
• Winning Peace in Iraq
• Journey of Death for Illegal Immigrants
• Assault Weapons Ban Political Hot Potato
• Interview With Author Robert MacNeil
• Political Dustup Over Ban on Assault Weapons
• Have Democrats Become Gun Shy?
• Disturbing Details in Texas Criminal Complaint
• People Line Up for 'Matrix'
• New Details on Suffocated Immigrants Case in Texas
• Interview with Pamela Redmond Satran

May 14, 2003

• FBI Investigators to Arrive in Saudi Arabia Tomorrow
• Fate of the Big Fish
• Lawless in Baghdad
• NIH Makes New Recommendations on Hypertension Treatment
• War Crimes Trials
• Debate on Fate of the Big Fish
• Fish Issues
• U.S. Troops Not Authorized to Shoot Looters on Sight
• NIH Asks Food Processors to Cut Back on Salt
• Interview With Senator Bob Graham
• Interview With Senator Sam Brownback
• Prosecutors Seek Info About Jayson Blair
• White House Encouraged By Statements From Saudi Leadership
• Eighteen Suspected Illegal Immigrants Dead
• Interview With Author Gail Evans
• Interview With Cliff May, Amy Goodman
• Interview With Paul O'Keefe
• Big Fish May Become Extinct
• Authorities Look for Hussein's Money

May 13, 2003

• Terror in Riyadh
• FBI Team Will Assess Needs for Additional Investigators in Riyadh
• Texas Showdown
• Even Salads Can Be Loaded With Fat
• Who Was Responsible?
• Ayatollah Desires Democracy in Iraq, Departure of U.S. Troops
• Interview With Golfer Amy Alcott
• Family Supportive of Laney
• Bush Visits Pierce City, Missouri
• Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah Condemns Attacks in Riyadh
• Gallup Poll Takes a Look at What Americans Fear
• Government Joins Battle Against Obesity
• The Color of Money is Changing
• Interview With David Brinkley

May 12, 2003

• Officials in Custody
• Anthrax Probe
• Government Shakeup
• 'Dr. Germ' Surrenders
• Interview With Nick Charles
• Interview With Tornado Survivors
• FAA Releases Tapes from North Carolina Plane Crash
• Interview With Media Critic Seth Mnookin
• Analysis With Michael Greenberger, Phil Anderson
• Students Involved in Illinois Hazing Expelled From School
• Terrorist Attack Simulated in Seattle
• Mother Charges in Child Killing in Texas
• News Across America
• Illinois Woman Loses Home of 60 Years to Tornado
• Page Turners: Interview with Raymond Strother
• Clicking Helps to Train Pets
• Gen. Franks Says "No" To Army Chief of Staff
• Celebrity News

May 09, 2003

• U.N. Debate Continues
• Franks: Security in Iraq Key to Success
• Interview With David Albright
• Interview With James Kopp's Attorney
• President Clashes With Senate Democrats on Judicial Nominees
• Private Space Exploration?
• House Passes Minimal Tax Cut Package
• Powell to Take President's Message to Middle East
• Black Hawk Helicopter Crashes in Iraq
• Interview With Aaron David Miller
• Police Investigate Alcohol Violations in Hazing Incident

May 08, 2003

• Iraqi Reaction to Possible Lifting of Sanctions
• Trans-Atlantic Ties
• Interview With Jose Maria Aznar
• Anniversary of V.E. Day Special for Senator Inouye
• Interview With Denver Storm Witnesses
• Interview With Talk Show Host Steve Kane
• Grand Jury Decision on Leung Indictment Expected Today
• Volatile Weather: More Storms Looming
• Interview with Christopher Reeve
• Canadian Child Survives Getting Lost

May 07, 2003

• Saddam's Voice Heard?
• Interview With Pierce City Cleanup Supervisor
• Interview With Principal of Glenbrook North High School
• Interview With Rep. Henry Waxman
• Interview With Rep. J.D. Hayworth
• More Bad Weather Expected for Areas Hit by Tornadoes
• Videotape Shows 9/11 Terror Cell at Wedding Reception
• Recent Audio Tape of Saddam's Voice
• Could a Bill Sought to Protect Pregnant Women Threaten Abortion Rights?
• Jackson, Tennessee Residents Continue Clean-up After Tornado
• Iraqi Girl Burned in Bombing Campaign Brought to U.S. for Treatment
• High School Hazing Gets Out of Control
• Mrs. Kerry Candid About Herself
• Interview with Sean O'Keefe
• Violent Weather Continues in South

May 06, 2003

• Interview With Mike Satterfield, Emergency Director, Hall County, Ga.
• Comparison of Bush, Daschle Tax Packages
• Tornado Warnings Increasing in Southeast
• Tornado Warnings For Ga., S. Carolina; Funnels Spotted
• USS Kitty Hawk Returns to Home Away From Home
• What Goals Each Tax Plan Has
• Interview With Don Van Natta
• Storm Concerns Continue to Build Around Atlanta
• Bush Names New Civil Administrator
• Killer Tornadoes: Picking Up the Pieces
• Tornados Destructive in Georgia, Kansas, Missouri

May 05, 2003

• Tornado Hits Kansas City Suburb
• Interview With Dan McCarthy
• New Motions in Scott Peterson Murder Case Include Unsealing Search Warrants, Recusing Judge
• Tour of USS Abraham Lincoln
• Tornado's Rip Through Kansas City Randomly Destroying Homes
• Cultural History of Iraq Jeopardized by Looting of Museum Though Some Artifacts Survive in New York; Marsh Arabs Ancient Lands Destroyed
• Jobless in America
• Cleaning Up After Tornado; A Long Road Ahead for Downtown Jackson, Tennessee
• Bush Touts Tax Plan to Midwest as Senate Struggles to Pass Bill on Partisan Lines
• Some of Best Commercial on Television
• Biologist Known as "Mrs. Anthrax" in U.S. Custody

May 02, 2003

• Discussing War & Economy
• Homeland Dept.: Possible Strikes Planned Against U.S. Targets
• Interview With Terry Mercer
• DNA Test Proves Eli Quick Is Not Tristen Myers
• Bush Focuses on Economy
• White House Focuses on Unemployment Rate
• USS Abraham Lincoln Comes Home
• Interview With Julianne Malveaux, Rich Galen
• Geragos Becomes Scott Peterson's New Defense Attorney
• Interview With Don Wyman
• PACKAGE/LIVE REPORT

May 01, 2003

• President on Deck
• Law Enforcement Sources 90 Percent Sure Eli Quick is Not Buddy
• Explosion at Large Gas Station in Central Baghdad
• North Korea: A Weapons Powerhouse?
• Lincoln Prepares for President's Landing
• President Arrives in California for Trip to Carrier
• Some Survivors Found in Bingol School
• Investigators 90 Percent Sure Boy Is Not Buddy Myers
• Interview With Maine Spokesman Steve McCausland

April 30, 2003

• President to Visit USS Lincoln
• Mother of Buddy Myers Hopes Her Son is Found
• Suicide Bomber Was British Citizen
• Interview With North Korea Expert Balbina Hwang
• Some Comfort Crew Return to Maryland
• FBI Agents Grill Man in Chicago Over Missing Boy
• "Young Marines"
• USS Abraham Lincoln Prepares for Flyoff as Bush Visit Looms
• The Saga of Buddy Myers
• President Bush Signs Amber Alert Bill; Tough New Advertising Campaign from National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
• Post-POW Story; U.S. Army Remembers 30 Fallen Soldiers of 3rd Infantry Division
• Mosaic Celebrates 10th Anniversary
• Is Road Map To Peace in the Middle East Being Accepted?
• Interview with George Mitchell
• Fall of Saddam Leads to Creation of New Political Parties

April 29, 2003

• DNA Tests on Boy Found in Chicago Could Take Weeks
• Children's Schooling Suffers in Baghdad
• Lincoln Heading Home After Longest Deployment
• Interview With Dr. Tim Long of Georgia Tech
• Difficult Time For Retailers
• Demonstration Turns Deadly as 15 Iraqi Die in Fire Fight with U.S. Troops
• USS Abraham Lincoln in Final Portion of Return to San Diego
• Toronto Clear of SARS Created Travel Advisory
• Bush Pushes AIDS Package Despite Opposition From Conservative Groups
• Interview with Aaron Miller
• Update on Ali's Struggle
• Possibilities in Case of Unknown Boy in Chicago
• Iraqi Man Who Aided in Rescue of Private Lynch Granted Asylum
• Judicial Nominees Spark Political Controversy

April 28, 2003

• Interview With Steve Jobs
• Malvo's Confession Coerced, Says His Attorney
• Lincoln Returning to Port
• Iraqi Community in Michigan Divided
• "Ali Baba" Market in Basra Dealing in Looted Goods
• Reaction to President's Speech in Michigan's Iraqi Community
• Interview With Wayne LaPierre
• WTC Memorial Open to Contestants World Wide
• Interview With Bouthaina Shabaan
• Interview With David Lamongello
• SARS SITUATION IMPROVES, EXCEPT IN CHINA
• Feds Charge Portland Man in Terrorism Ring
• Brush Fire Engulfs Salt Marsh in Mentor, Ohio
• Saddam Hussein Alive, Claims Tariq Aziz
• Saddam's Absence Celebrated in Baghdad
• Chemical Weapons Possibly Found in Northern Iraq

April 25, 2003

• Pentagon Calling Hijazi an Important Catch
• Canadians Respond to SARS Fear
• Sailors Reunited With Families After Months in the Gulf
• Steps Being Taken on Several Fronts to try to Stop Spread of SARS in United States
• SARS Raises Fears Over Adoption in China
• What Will End of War, Its Success Mean to Celebrities Who Opposed it?
• Aziz's Family Fears for Their Own Safety Following Arrest
• Iraqi Dissident Served With Deportation Papers After Meeting Bush
• Wacky Cars, Strange Characters, Jeanne Moos Congregate at New York Auto Show
• Farouk Hijazi Captured
• Interview With Jim Kear
• Interview With Allan Carlson, Wilma Vaught
• Homecoming for Sailors at San Diego

April 24, 2003

• North Korea Tell U.S. It Has Nuclear Weapons
• Missing Pilot
• Latest from Baghdad
• Have Media Leaks Jeopardized Case Against Sniper Suspects?
• Interview With Amay Waters Yarsinske
• Close Call
• North Korea Admits It Has Nuclear Weapons
• Saddam's Videos Up Close and Personal
• Sen. Voinovich: No More than $350 Billion in Tax Cuts
• Traffic Fatalities Rise
• Interview With Jack Kemp
• Traffic Deaths Surge Upwards
• Study: Excess Weight Increases Chances of Developing Some Cancers
• Will Bush's Tax Cuts Work?
• Indiana Burger King to Close, Lose Loyal Customer

April 23, 2003

• High-Stakes Power Struggle Resolved
• Latest Developments in Iraq
• Interview With 'Marketplace''s David Brancaccio
• SARS Affecting U.S. Business
• Growing Opposition to U.S. Forces From Iraqi Shiites
• Insurance Companies Push for More Over-the-Counter Allergy Drugs
• Dog Survives Car, Shooting, Freezer
• Alleged Looting In Iraq By Americans
• Fed's Beige Book Shows Conflicting Signals in Economic Recovery
• Political Vacuum in Iraq
• SARS Puts Beleaguered Travel Industry in More Trouble
• Massachusetts Water Company's Billing Errors Sends Out $4 Million Bill to Customer
• Interview with Juley Fulcher
• U.S. Warns Iran About Meddling in Iraq
• New Palestinian Leadership Clashes With Old

April 22, 2003

• Tests Show Tacoma Substance Not Toxic
• Shiite Population Celebrates Holiday
• Admissibility of Malvo Confession to Be Decided Monday
• Santorum Comments Raise Ire of Gay Rights Group, Some Democrats
• SARS Slows Travel
• Shi'ites Hold First Major Religious Celebration in Karbala in Decades
• Dan Ackman of forbes.com Discusses Airline Industry Woes
• Shiite Pilgrimage Reaches Climax Near Karbala
• Details of John Lee Malvo's Confession Now Surfacing
• Experts Examine Bush's Environmental Record
• SARS Creating New Headaches for Health Officials
• How Involved Should United Nations be in Post War Iraq Weapons Inspections?
• Interview With Riva Levinson, Ruth Wedgewood
• SARS Still Major Risk Despite Improvements in Containment in Asia
• Singapore Hospital Raising Caution Level After Doctor Dies of SARS
• Suspicious Powders Discovered at Two Mail Facilities Today

April 21, 2003

• Husband Faces Arraignment
• Man Who Will Oversee Reconstruction Setting Up Shop in Baghdad
• Coalition's Role Must Change as Iraq Situation Changes
• Happy Homecoming
• Jail Report: Peterson Murder Occurred at Home
• Rumsfeld Denies U.S. Interest in Iraqi Bases
• Fears About SARS Hurting Asian Economies
• Scott Peterson Charged With Murder, Claims Innocence
• Religious Revival for Shiite Muslims in Iraq
• New Freedoms in Iraq Also Create New Challenges
• USS Abraham Lincoln Headed Home
• SARS Has Political And Economic Implications in China

April 18, 2003

• Some Hope in Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
• Baghdad Struggling to Get Its Bearings
• Interview With Former U.N. Weapons Inspector
• Why Did Power Go Out in Baghdad?
• Cuba Responds to U.N. Vote
• Interview With Pilot Lucas Kadar
• Secretary of Republican Guard Possibly in Syria
• Marine Helicopter Lands on California Golf Course
• New Tape of Saddam Surfaces
• Experts Examining New Saddam Tapes
• POWs to Be Honored in Ceremony; Talks With North Korea Uncertain
• Protesters Mourn Family Members Killed in Action
• Head of Republican Guard Rumored to Be in Syria
• Search Goes On to Track Down Key Leaders in Saddam Hussein's Regime
• Main Effects of SARS Turn Out to Be Psychological, Economic
• Helping Former POWs Cope
• Iraqis Hold Out Hope Loved Ones Will Be Found Alive
• American Marketers Hope to Use "Shock and Awe"

April 17, 2003

• Homeward Bound
• Limited Electricity in Baghdad; Interview With Mamoun Fandy
• Saddam Safe House Found
• Some Flight Restrictions Ended Today
• Interview With Rajan Menon of Council on Foreign Relations
• Looting Abating in Baghdad
• Will Blix Head Back In?
• Faces of Freedom: A look Civilian Victims of Coalition bombs
• Bush Administration Skeptical of Putting U.N. Inspectors Back in Iraq
• Ali Abass' Condition Is Improving Following Surgery
• Arlington National Cemetery: Historic Resting Place

April 16, 2003

• How Our Mission in Iraq Has Changed
• In Mosul, Deadly Confrontation Between Marines, Citizens
• Wounded Iraqi Boy Hospitalized in Kuwait
• Several People Killed When Marines Opened Fire After Crowd Became Unruly
• Interview With Snow Family
• Baghdad in Transition
• DNA Results of Body Suspected to be Laci May Take Several Weeks
• President Bush Speaks to Employees of Boeing
• Will George W. Bush's Approval Ratings Parallel His Father's?
• Do Americans Care If No Weapons of Mass Destruction Have Been Found in Iraq?
• Interview with Amy Smithson
• Palestinians Calling for Release of Abu Abbas
• Security Threat Level Returned to Yellow
• Capture of Abu Abbas: Legal Options

April 15, 2003

• Interview With Claude Johnson
• Military Analysis With General Wesley Clark
• State Department Puts Pressure on Syria
• Troops Work to Restore Order in Baghdad
• Police Working to Identify Bodies of Woman, Baby
• Bush: Tax Cut is Crucial to Economy
• Military Officials Say Tikrit Now Under U.S., Coalition Control.
• U.S. Marines Patrolling streets Together With Iraqi Police Officers
• Containers Thought to be Mobile Labs Proved not to be
• Powell: No List of Countries to Hit Next
• Syrian officials Confused About What United States Administration Wants, Expects Syria to do
• Marines Being Kept Busy in Baghdad
• Ur Meeting Over Iraqi Leadership Faced With Boycotts, Opposition to U.S.
• Interview With Scott Snow
• War Recap
• Virtual Tour of USS Abraham Lincoln
• Chirac Calls Bush to Discuss Plans for Post-War Iraq
• U.S. Marines Sweep Through Palestine Hotel in Baghdad
• War or Words Continues Between U.S., Syria
• War Recap
• Iraqis Meet to Discuss Country's Future
• U.S. Forces Police City of Baghdad
• U.S. Cuts Off Flow of Iraqi Oil to Syria
• Search for Laci Peterson
• Bush Addresses Economy
• Interview With David Brancaccio
• U.S. Army Experts: Mobile Labs Found in Iraq Not Linked to WMD
• Ali en Route to Kuwait for Medical Treatment
• Iraqi National Museum Looted

April 14, 2003

• 101st Finds Possible Chemical Labs
• POW Families Relieved by Pictures of Loved Ones
• War Still Unfolds in Tikrit
• Interview With David Albright
• Families of Recovered POWs Await Homecomings
• Is Syria Next in Line for U.S. Attack?
• Air War Over Iraq Decreasing Dramatically, No More Major Ground Battles Anticipated
• U.S. Marines, Former Iraqi Policemen Patrolling Streets of Baghdad Trying to Bring Law and Order Back to Iraq
• Update on Families of Three Rescued POWs
• Interview With Al-Jazeera's Dima Khatib
• Shoshana Johnson's Family Eagerly Waits for Her Return, Mourns for Other Unfortunate Families
• Tikrit Falls with little Resistance
• Threats Against Syria Heat Up
• Syria Denies Any Aid to Iraq, Holding of WMDs
• Shoshana Johnson to Return Home as Fellow Soldier is Laid to Rest
• Difficulties of Operating in an Urban Environment
• War Recap
• Marine's Lifelong Wish Now Being Granted in His Death
• Much of Baghdad Still Lawless, Ungoverned
• Trying to Rescue Iraq's Cultural Heritage
• Seattle Muslim Activist Pleads Guilty to Providing Goods, Services to Taliban
• Political Science Professor in Baghdad Says Iraq, People Have a Lot of Assets Left
• Wife of Pow Relieved Husband Has Been Accounted for
• U.S. Military Controls Calmer Iraq
• Military Finds Suspicious Labs in Iraq
• Army Makes Discovery of Mobile, Chemical, Biological Labs

April 13, 2003

• 7 American POWs Freed in Iraq

April 12, 2003

• Hussein's Scientific Adviser Gives Himself Up
• War in Iraq: Rescued POW Heads Stateside
• War in Iraq: Government Building on Fire in Baghdad

April 11, 2003

• Looting, Fires Continue in Iraqi Capital
• Battlefield's Hot Spots
• Looting in Baghdad, Mosul
• Northern Iraq: Iraqi Troops Give Up, Get Out
• Steve Nettleton Reports with 173rd Airborne
• Important Development Along Iraq-Syria Border
• Tikrit Under Fire
• Trio Executed in Cuba
• 101st Airborne Now Inside Baghdad
• How Can Order Be Restored to Baghdad?; Can Al Kut Be Secured?
• Kevin Sites Detained By Fedayeen Near Tikrit
• Looting in Baghdad
• Lawlessness Serious Problem in Mosul
• Bush Visits Injured Troops
• U.S. Troops Protecting Hospital in Baghdad Overwhelmed by War Casualties, Short Agency of Staff, Drugs
• Pentagon Will Seek Assistance From Allies in Policing Iraq
• Look at Policing Duties of Military; Situations in Mosul, Tikrit
• Who is Ahmad Chalabi?
• Jessica Lynch Will Soon be Heading Home; Memorial Service Held for Fallen Members of 507th Maintenance Company
• U.N. Works Out Agreement With State Department
• Humanitarian Concerns Addressed; Extensive Restoration Anticipated

April 10, 2003

• Dangerous Times in Baghdad
• Four Marines Injured Seriously
• Discussion with Michelle Flournoy
• Republican Guard Members Surrender Near Mosul
• Kurdish Troops Enter Kirkuk
• Kurds, U.S. Taking Northern Towns
• President Assures Iraqis Via Televised Message
• Military Analysis With Don Shepperd
• Interview With Antonia Paradela of the World Food Program
• Interview with Alex Renton of Oxfam
• Analysis With Fawaz Gerges
• Civil Disorder Is on Rise in Baghdad
• Bush Appears on Iraqi Television
• Secretary-General Kofi Annan is Concerned About Lack of Law and Order in Iraq
• A Trip in a Supply Sortie
• War Recap
• Suicide Bombings, Looting In Post-Saddam Iraq
• A Panorama of Scenes Today in War in Iraq
• Mass Looting in Basra
• Replacing Dictators With Working Democracy

April 09, 2003

• No Sign of Regime's Key Players Today
• Interview with Ahmad Chalabi of Iraqi National Congress
• Discussion with Craig Nelson of 'Cox Newspapers'
• No Let-Up in Battlefield Injuries
• President Warns Dangers Could be Ahead
• Americans, Iraqis Bring Down Saddam Statue
• Arab World Reacts
• Caller: Howard Stern for Iraqi Information Minister?
• Interview With Captain "KC"
• Interview With Sheikh Saud al-Sabah
• Surgery on the Front Lines
• Iraqi UN Ambassador: 'Game Is Over'
• Military Analysis With Claudia Kennedy
• Interview With Rob Sobhani
• Heavy Fighting at Baghdad University
• Celebrations in Streets of Erbil
• Kurds Fight Alongside U.S. Troops in Northeastern Iraq
• American Troops Enter Hillah Without Resistance
• Military has Been Trained to Handel Friendly, Hostile Civilian Groups
• Arab Media Looking Towards the Future of Iraq, Its People
• Iraqis Celebrate in Streets as U.S. Takes Hold of Baghdad
• Marines to Patrol Baghdad Streets Through the Night
• Interview With U.S. Pilots
• Military has Been Trained to Handle Friendly, Hostile Civilian Groups

April 08, 2003

• Report from Hospital East of Baghdad
• U.S. Analyzes Drums of Chemicals Found in Iraq
• Rakkasans Face Off With Militia
• Pentagon: U.S. Did Not Target Al Jazeera
• Coalition Forces in Baghdad for 4th Day
• Military Analysis
• Continuing Investigation Into Fate of Saddam
• Capture of Key Airfield in Baghdad
• U.S. Reserves Judgment on Whether or Not Saddam Hussein is Dead
• Post-War Iraq Was Urgent Focus of Belfast Summit
• British Public's Perspective on War in Iraq, Aftermath
• Is Saddam Hussein Alive?
• Many Questions Remain in Deaths of Journalists
• Interview With "Washington Post"'s Dana Priest
• Iraqi Information Ministry, Ba'ath Party Headquarters Targeted in Today's Bombings
• Military Strike on Palestine Hotel in Baghdad Followed Rules of Engagement
• Al-Jazzeera Coverage of Palestine Hotel Attack
• Arab Voices
• War Recap
• British Forces Get Warm Welcome Near Basra
• Marines Destroy Hidden Iraqi Artillery
• Pilot Hit by Iraqi Missile Ejects, Rescued
• Look at Capabilities of A-10 Warthogs
• U.S. Denies Al-Jazeera Claim Journalists Targeted
• A Closer Look at One of 5,000 War Injuries
• War Recap
• Update on Jessica Lynch's Condition
• Who Will Be in Charge of Rebuilding Iraq?
• Interview with Photographer Bob Nickelsberg
• Truth in War Depends on Which Side is Telling Story
• Where U.S. Troops Justified in Attacking Hotel?
• Saddam Possibly Under Fire For Second Time
• Journalists Become Latest Casualties of War
• Interview With Captain Thumper

April 07, 2003

• After Lull, Fighting in Baghdad Resumes
• Iraqi Artillery, Mortar Fire Strikes Marine APC
• Toll From Attack Against U.S. Command Post Higher Than Reported
• More Questions Regarding Russian Convoy That Was Fired Upon
• President Bush to Arrive in Belfast to Confer with Tony Blair
• Unfolding Military Strategy for Coalition Forces as They Push Into Baghdad
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• Greetings From Home: Desert Mail Call
• U.S. Soldiers Killed in Rocket Attack
• Marines Blow Up Bridge
• Resistance Continues in Mosul Despite Bombings
• Bush, Blair to Meet to Discuss U.N. Role in Postwar Iraq
• Air Strikes to Continue Strong
• War Recap
• Military Analysis With Dan Christman
• Interview With Joshua Muravchik
• Interview With Terrence Taylor
• Check on Kurdish Advances Along Front Lines, North
• U.S. Military Testing Samples From Iraqi Site
• President Bush Comparing Notes with Prime Minister Blair
• Why Hasn't Republican Guard Put Up Greater Resistance?
• U.S. Officials: Voice on Taped Broadcast Last Friday by Iraqi Television is Likely Saddam Hussein
• British Forces Advance After Iraqi General Killed
• Army Sources: 2 Reporters Killed South of Baghdad
• Role of Air Power in Urban Combat

April 06, 2003

• Friendly Fire Kills 18 Kurds
• Devil Docs Bring Up the Rear
• Live From the Front Lines

April 05, 2003

• A-10 Warthogs Intensify Thread Activity Running Combat Missions, to Support to Ground Troops Fighting Around Airport, Outskirts of Baghdad
• Special Edition: War in Iraq Part III
• Marines Working to Keep Roads Clear
• Reuters: Iraqi TV Showing Video of Saddam and Sons
• Reuters: Explosions Hit Center of Baghdad
• Special Edition: War in Iraq Part I
• Special Edition: War in Iraq Part II
• Special Edition: War in Iraq Part IV
• Special Edition: War in Iraq Part V

April 04, 2003

• Coalition Reinforcement Continues at Bagdad Airport
• Interviews With Army Analyst, Former Iraqi Government
• Saddam Hussein Makes Unannounced Speech on Iraqi TV; Mohammed Saeed Al-Sahaf, Iraq's Information Minister, Warns About Untraditional Iraqi Action
• Still Fighting Going on at What's Now Baghdad International Airport
• "Saddam" Speaks
• Arab TV Stations Show Tape of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad
• Analysis of New Hussein Tapes With Author Con Coughlin
• Analysis of New Saddam Hussein Video With Octavia Nasr
• Is Saddam Hussein Speech Proof He's Alive?
• Coalition Closing in on Baghdad
• Analysis of Saddam's Videotape
• Analysis With Nic Robertson of New Saddam Hussein Video
• Interview With Alex Perry
• Battle for the Airport
• A Close Look at Baghdad International Airport
• Urban Warfare Analysis With Patrick Gallagher
• Marine Homecoming
• Pentagon's Political Strategy
• How Does the Coalition Know When the War is Won?
• Psychological Fallout From Being a Prisoner of War
• More Counterterrorism Detentions Expected in Coming Days
• India Among Countries Where Anti-American Sentiment Growing
• CNN Crew, U.S. Army Treat Wounded Iraqi Soldier
• Major Changes for People in Oil Towns of Southern Iraq
• Iraq Steps-Up Television, Public Appearances of Regime Members
• U.S. Soldiers Reportedly Will Reinforce Baghdad airport Overnight, Fend Off Continued Attacks by Iraqi Forces

April 03, 2003

• Activist Discusses Being Human Shield
• British Home Secretary Discusses Work With U.S. Against Terrorism
• U.S. Troops Closing in on Baghdad; British Forces Find Torture Chamber in Iraq
• Jet from USS Kitty Hawk Missing After Departing for Mission
• Coalition Closing in on Baghdad
• Strategic Attacks in Kut
• Battle For Basra
• Tensions in Najaf
• Where is Saddam Hussein's Republican Guard?
• President Bush Visits Camp Lejeune
• Baghdad Blackout
• Assembling Bombs at an Air Base
• Interview with British Home Secretary David Blunkett
• Iraqi Civilians Looting Abandoned Iraqi Positions
• Temperatures Heating Up in Iraqi Desert
• Two Sets of Remains Found by U.S. Forces Not Americans

April 02, 2003

• War in Iraq: Through the Lens of David Turnley
• Military Analysis With Pat Lang
• Coalition Tightening Noose Around Republican Guard Division
• Iraqi Troops Retreat in Northern Front
• Allied Warplanes Get Workout
• Private First Class Jessica Lynch's Family Celebrates
• "No Slack" Still After Iraqi Paramilitaries in Najaf
• War in Iraq: Live With the U.S. Air Force
• Lynch Rescue Gives Hope to Other Familes of American POWs
• Wedeman: Front Moves Closer to Mosul
• War Forces Some Teachers to Change Lesson Plans
• Report From Mark Johnson, Live With U.S. 82nd Airborne
• Military Begins Push to Iraq
• Air Patrols Flown Over New York City
• CDC: No SARS Quarantines in U.S. Yet
• Coalition Seizes Warehouse Filled with Food
• Coalition Converging on Baghdad with Slight Resistance
• Analysis: Coalition Converging on Baghdad
• Family Awaits Word from Rescued POW
• Fedayeen Trucks Blown up in Basra
• Jesse Jackson to U.N.: Check on Condition of POWs
• Is Another Recession Coming?
• Fmr. Pres. Bush to Speak to Cherry Point Marines

April 01, 2003

• Analysis of March Toward Baghdad
• Majority of Coalition Air Strikes Focused on Republican Guard, May be Precursor For Baghdad Invasion
• On Patrol with the 101st Airborne
• CDC Reports 90 Percent Sure of Cause of Mystery Illness SARS
• CENTCOM: Iraqi Civilians Turning on Regime
• Iraqi Troops Continue to Launch RPGs From Building Continually Hit by Coalition Forces
• Analysis of Military Moves in Nasiriya
• U.K. Troops Have Not Yet Moved Into Basra
• Military Analysis With Don Shepperd
• Baghdad Makes Presidential Appeal to Iraqis' Religious Duty to Fight Invading Forces
• Airplane Detained Due to Mystery Illness, Baby Treated for SARS
• A Look Inside a Transport Plane
• Pentagon: Criticism is Not Helpful
• Message from Hussein Calls for Jihad
• Several Passengers, Crew on American Airlines Flight Complain of Symptoms of SARS
• Bombing in Direction of Mosul, Kirkuk Has Resumed
• 1st Battalion, 7th Marines Advance
• Interview with Retired Navy Captain Alec Fraser
• Pieces of War Correspondence From the Nation's First Conflict to its Present One
• Majority of Kurds Oppose, Fear Saddam's Regime
• Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Affirmative Action

March 31, 2003

• The Making of a Suicide Bomber
• Britain Steps Up Radio Transmissions
• In Hong Kong, Health Officials Say 80 New Cases of SARS
• Talk with PFC Deanna Kline
• Iraqi TV Shows Video of Saddam, Two Sons
• Pilots Deal with Extended Air War Campaign
• President Bush to Ask Congress for Four Billion in Homeland Secuirty Aid
• Military Analysis of New Explosions in Baghdad
• Is U.S. Military Running Low on Tomahawk Missiles?
• How Psychological Operations Play Out; First Fighting 101st Airborne Has Seen Inside Iraq
• Iraqi-Held Ridge Hit Hard By Airstrikes
• Arab Journalists Safe After Being Ambushed, Taken Captive
• "Arab Voices": Arab TV War Coverage Versus Western Networks

March 29, 2003

• CENTCOM: Four Killed in Suicide Bombing

March 28, 2003

• Operation Iraqi Freedom
• Story About Terror Threat That's Been Busted
• In Northern Iraq, Coalition Airstrikes Target Iraqi Troops Along Ridge
• Interview With Joe Galloway
• Interview With Former Chemical Warfare Specialist
• 173rd Airborne Securing Air Base
• Four More Marines Missing in Iraq
• Donald Rumsfeld Issues Stern Warning to Syria
• Donald Rumsfeld Issues Warnings to Iran, Syria
• Relief Group Collects 25 Tons of Medical Supplies
• Situation Report From General Don Shepperd

March 27, 2003

• Protests in Midtown Manhattan
• Iraqi Minister of Defense Talks to Reporters
• Interview With Bargesse Al-Bargesse
• U.S. Delegation Walks Out of U.N. Security Council Meeting
• Military Analysis With Don Shepperd
• Blair Wants Full U.N. Involvement In Postwar Iraq
• Coalition Making POW Camp, Air Base
• 101st Airborne Takes Six Prisoners
• 173rd Airborne Digs in Following Night-Time Drop in North Iraq
• How Will Northern Airstrip Be Used?
• False Alarm for 7th Cav
• Bush, Blair Meet to Discuss War, Role of U.N. in Iraq
• Estimated 1,000 U.S. Paratroopers Now on Ground in Northern Iraq
• New Explosions Rock Baghdad
• Interview with Congressman Randy Cunningham

March 26, 2003

• Iraqi Troops Advance Towards 7th Cav
• Analysis: Advancing Iraqis May Be Good for Coalition
• War With Iraq: Can Allies Count on Local Uprising?
• War With Iraq: President Bush Rallies Troops
• Update on the War Progress
• Iraqi Troops Advance Towards 7th Cav
• Analysis: Advancing Iraqis May Be Good for Coalition
• Red Cross to Assess POWs
• Pentagon Confirms it Struck Targets in Residential Neighborhood
• Air Sorties Increase Again
• Marines Supply Lines Under Fire in South While East of Najaf in Euphrates Valley
• British Forces Pumping Artillery Into Basra
• U.S. Marines Have Gone Beyond Basra
• Powell: U.S. May Have Non-traditional Allies, Many Though
• Protests, Other Reaction From Various Cities Around the Globe
• British Royal Marines Went Through Umm Qasr Today Arresting People, Doing House-to-House Searches
• Interview With Thomas McDermott
• Marines Complete Dangerous Fuel Mission
• Medical Care in the Field
• Air Force Reducing Missions, Disabled Plane Returns Safely
• Bush Addresses Troops, Says War Going Well
• Pentagon Says It Has Flexible Plan
• Iraqi TV Continues Broadcasting Despite Bomb, Blames Coalition for Civilian Deaths
• Explosions in Baghdad
• Better Flying Conditions for USS Constellation
• Aldouri Calls U.S. Coalition a "barbaric, colonial aggression."
• Arab Networks Racing to Show Latest News from Iraq
• Iraqi's Ambushing Supply Convoy May Have Executed Seven Soldiers
• Senate Passes Tax Cut Package Less Than Half of What Bush Wanted

March 25, 2003

• Civilian Uprising in Basra
• 7th Cavalry Fights in Sandstorm
• 7th Cavalry Fights in Sandstorm; Medical Teams Treating More Iraqis Than Coalition Troops
• Poor Weather Slows Aerial Strikes
• POW's Family Says His Condition Good
• Sand Storms Halt 101st
• Civilian Uprising in Basra
• Pentagon Briefing Analysis With Don Shepperd, David Grange
• Interview With Fighter Pilot
• Community Supports Family of POW
• Pentagon Goes on Defense Against War Criticisms
• Pilots Focus on Close Air Support
• More Bombs in Baghdad
• U.S. Technology Helps to Target Obscured Tanks
• U.N. Security Council to Hold Emergency Meetings
• Interview With British Journalist Richard Gaisford
• Interview With Military Doctor Operating on Iraqi Soldiers
• Reporters in War Region Still Waiting for permission to cover Battlefield Firsthand
• Families Struggle at Home With POW Reports
• War Recap

March 21, 2003

• Bombs Falling in Several Iraqi Cities
• Strike on Iraq: New Explosions in Baghdad
• Interview With May Ying Welsh

March 20, 2003

• Heavy Detonations Heard in Iraq
• Does This Apparent Lull in Bomb Mean a Change of War Plans?
• Live Reports From Kuwait, Baghdad, Pentagon
• U.S. Troops, Marines Move Into Iraq; Heavy Detonations Continue as it Approaches Midnight in Iraq
• Will The Real Saddam Please Stand Up?
• Heavy U.S. Artillery Firing From Northern Kuwait
• Saddam Hussein Is Fighting A Propaganda Battle As Well As Militarily

March 19, 2003

• Iraqi Parliament Pledges Loyalty to Saddam Hussein
• Iraq Warns U.S. Invaders
• Air Defense Looking Out for Scuds
• Safe Haven Offered by Bahrain
• Security at Home Increasing
• Media Expects Very Short Notice Before Any Announcement of War
• Food Safety Under Consideration as Terrorist Target
• Iraqi Parliament Vows Loyalty to Saddam Hussein
• Northern Iraq Citizens Fleeing in Fear of Impending War
• Northern Iraq Flooded with Fleeing Iraqis
• Justice Confirms Detention of Iraqis in U.S.
• Americans Across the Country Dealing With Heightened Security
• A Private's Struggle
• Interview with "Jarhead" Author Anthony Swofford
• Should Saddam Hussein Have Been Ousted Years Ago?
• Interview with Ahmed Chalabi, Head of Iraqi National Congress

March 18, 2003

• Operation Liberty Shield
• White House Would Welcome Reconstruction Aid
• Saddam Hussein's Inner Circle
• Less Than 48 Hours Left
• Analysis of Terror Threat
• White House Reacts to Hussein Response
• Angry Words Out of Baghdad
• Airlines Cutting Back Flights
• Israel is Prepared For Iraqi Attack
• Female Pilots Will Fly Attack Helicopters in a Second Gulf War
• Look at Missiles That Would be Used in War
• Polls Show Majority of American Public Support Bush's Ultimatum
• Analysis with Lt. Gen. Daniel Christman
• Interview With No Blood For Oil's Eric Laursen
• In Shadow of War With Iraq, Kuwaitis Surprisingly Unafraid

March 17, 2003

• Baghdad Resigned, Not Chaotic
• President to Address Nation, Give Ultimatum
• Media Staying in Iraq Despite Looming War
• Marines Practice Deadly Raids in Kuwaiti Desert
• New York Continues to Beef-up Security Around the City

March 14, 2003

• Worst-Case Scenarios
• Future of Chilean Proposal Not Looking Bright
• Interview With Cmdr. Paul Haas
• U.S., U.K. Roll Out Road Map Idea
• Interview With Lauren Young of 'Smart Money'
• Pilots Who Flew Missions Over Iraq in Desert Storm Prepared Again
• Houston Firefighters Rescue Trapped Construction Worker
• Analysis of Diplomatic Process at U.N.
• Patrick Johnson Makes Duke Basketball Team, Never Played in High School

March 13, 2003

• When Will Vote Be, If At All?
• Smart Calls on Congress to Pass Federal Amber Alert
• Blake to Stand Trial
• Smart Calls for Amber Alert
• Interview With German Ambassador to U.S.
• Finding Comfort in Combat
• New Security Council Vote May Never Happen
• New Security Council Vote Now In State of Flux
• American Troops Preparing for Combat in Kuwait
• First Time B-2 Bombers Will Actually Be Based Overseas

March 12, 2003

• Blair Continues to Face Enormous Pressure
• Open Debate to Continue Today
• Marching Orders for More U.S. Military Personnel
• Many B-2 Stealth Bombers Being Deployed Within Striking Distance of Iraq
• Army Has Notified All But One Family of Crash Victims
• U.S. Says Only One More Vote Needed
• Tests to Be Added to Resolution as Side Letter
• Interview With Author of Terrorism Survival Guide
• U.S. Still Pushing For Votes in Security Council
• Humanitarian Work Steps Up in Baghdad
• United States Military Confident War Will End Quickly
• New York City Council Likely to Vote in Favor of Passing Resolution Condemning War
• United States Moving a Number of F-117's to South Korea

March 11, 2003

• Iraq May be Involved in Developing New Category of Drone Aircraft
• Apache Attack Helicopters Arriving in Kuwait
• U.S., Britain Frantically Trying to Buy Time
• Islamic Scholars Speak Out Against Possible War
• Military Tests New Bomb in Florida
• Interview With David Champion of 'Consumer Reports'
• Kopp Waives Right to Jury Trial
• Air Force Tests New Bomb
• News of a Possible Medical Breakthrough for Those Allergic to Peanuts
• Bizarre Week in College Basketball
• Interview With Financial Planner Suze Orman

March 10, 2003

• Broadway Strike
• Bush Works Phones to Build Support
• Showdown: Iraq: Taking Sides
• Germany, France See 'Eye to Eye'
• ISI Gives Journalists Look at Arrest Video
• No Sign of Change in Security Council
• Chirac Goes on TV to Discuss Possible Veto
• Things Will Soon Be Heating Up in Kuwaiti Desert, Meteorologically
• Pre-Awards Luncheon Held for Oscar Hopefuls

March 06, 2003

• General Franks Says U.S. Forces Ready for War
• No Details on Possible British Compromise Ideas
• Captured al Qaeda Member Gives Conflicting Information
• Tonight's News Conference Will Not Be Declaration of War
• Musharraf Not Sure of Support of New Resolution
• Amber Alert Issued in Lindsey Ryan Case
• Interview With Travel Consultant Thomas Nulty

March 05, 2003

• U.S. May Call For Vote on New Resolution Despite Veto Threats

March 04, 2003

• U.S. May End Diplomatic Push Next Week
• 9/11 Financier Also Nabbed in Saturday Raid
• Tips for Job Searches
• Bush Administration Holds Important Meeting Tomorrow
• Bush Addresses Medical Issues
• Interview With Kenneth Woodward
• Public Opinion Analysis With Frank Newport

March 03, 2003

• Capture of al Qaeda Chief Could Lead to Others
• How Might Mohammed Be Interrogated?
• Iraq Continuing to Crush Missiles
• Captured Operative Critical Figure in al Qaeda
• Some Arab States Call for Hussein to Step Down
• No Cameras in Malvo Trial

February 28, 2003

• Technical Talks Iraqi Officials Have Called Set to Begin Saturday
• Discussing Passenger Threat Profiling
• NASA Showcasing Videotape from Shuttle Columbia
• NASA Releases Reentry Video
• Interviews Going on in Iraq
• Ephedra Report Expected Today
• North Koreans Restart Reactor
• NASA Compiling Additional Video from Ground

February 27, 2003

• Security Council Remains Behind Closed Doors
• North Korea Standoff
• Iraqi Opposition Groups Meeting in Northern Iraq
• Iraqi Military Units Repositioning
• Remains of 9/11 Hijackers Have Been Found

February 26, 2003

• Nursing Home Fire Leaves 10 Dead
• Grand Jury Convened This Morning
• Costs of Wars Often Underestimated
• Hartford Fire 'Suspicious'
• Preliminary Hearing in Blake Case Underway
• Protesters Stepping Up Efforts
• Interview With Jeffrey Derderian's Attorney

February 25, 2003

• Becoming an Army of One
• We Could Find Out Today What Rules Will be for Arming Pilots
• President Bush Trying to Rally Security Council Support
• Special Forces Undergo Urban Warfare Training
• How Do Green Berets Train?
• 19 Fire Victims Still Unidentified
• Cockpit Gun Guidelines Expected Today
• Special Forces Readying for Any Situation
• Interview With Gallup's Frank Newport

February 24, 2003

• France, Germany, Russia Offer U.S. Counter-Proposal
• British Admit Second Resolution Will Be Diplomatically Difficult
• Rhode Island Attorney General Says Club Owners Not Responsive
• AIDS Vaccine Shows Both Promise, Failure
• Prosecutors to Try Civil Rights Murder Case
• Interview With Presidential Historian Douglas Brinkley
• Tug of War at U.N.
• College Basketball Player Protest of American Flag Angers War Veteran
• Norah Jones Sweeps Grammys

February 21, 2003

• Bush, Blair Meet With Other War Supporters
• Nightmare in Rhode Island
• Interview With Fire Survivor
• No Criminal Charges for Chicago Club Owner Yet

February 20, 2003

• Transplant Triumph?
• U.S., Britain Making Diplomatic Push
• War on Terrorism: 3 Arrested in Florida, 1 in Illinois
• Turkish Parliament Goes Home Without Discussing Iraq
• Teenager Receives Second Multi-Organ Transplant
• Government Claims Man Arrested Heads Palestinian Islamic Jihad in U.S.

February 19, 2003

• U.S., Britain Will Go For Second U.N. Resolution
• Modesto Mystery
• South Africa Takes Part
• Britain Advises Citizens to Leave Kuwait
• Second Resolution Likely to Appear Next Week
• Interview With Computer Security Consultant Kevin Mitnick

February 18, 2003

• Scott Peterson Taken in by Police for Questioning
• Police Searching Peterson Home Again
• Questioning of Scott Peterson Not a Sign of Arrest
• Police Seize Additional Evidence From Peterson Home
• Police Had to Have Specifics to Gain New Search Warrant
• Jacuzzi-Like Object Draws Police Interest at Peterson Home
• Bush on Possible New U.N. Resolution: Helpful, But Not Necessary
• Security Council Opens Chamber for Nonmember Debate
• Teen Gets Organs With Wrong Blood Type
• More than 5 Million Credit Accounts Compromised in Hacking

February 17, 2003

• Snow Storm Socks Northeast
• Club Patrons Crushed in Deadly Stampede
• European Union Leaders Try to Narrow Chasm on Iraq
• Airports Close Due to Snowstorm
• Interview With South Boston Resident, Paul Loftus
• Possible War in Iraq Sparks Massive Protests
• New Technology on Display in Arizona
• London's Traffic Congestion
• New Jersey Buried by Winter Storm
• Chicago Night Club Turns Into Death Trap

February 14, 2003

• Washington Abuzz With Anti-Terror Measures

February 13, 2003

• Firing Up the Forces
• High Alert at Schools
• Iraqi National Assembly Will Meet Tomorrow
• Driven to Kill
• Powell: U.S. Should be Ready for Long Term Commitment
• Can U.S. Handle Two Conflicts Simultaneously?
• Troops Undergo Screening, Immunizations
• B Side: Shakespere Behind Bars

February 12, 2003

• Head of CIA Offers Another Warning About Terrorist Threat
• White House Defends Position on North Korea
• IAEA Hands Off Nuke Issue to Security Council
• NATO Has New Compromise on Table
• Interview With Professor Rob Sobhani
• Interview with Biomedical Expert Jeffrey Elfing

February 11, 2003

• Search in San Francisco
• NATO Rift
• Busy Day for Arms Inspectors
• Third of Britons Consider Bush More Dangerous Than Saddam
• Interview With Diane Lane
• CIA, FBI Say Al Qaeda Still a Serious Threat
• Powell Says Al-Jazeera Has Statement From bin Laden
• United States Forces Steadily Building in Kuwait City

February 10, 2003

• President Bush: Iraq Has Suffered Long Enough Under Saddam Hussein
• Plenty of Theories as to What Caused Space Shuttle Disaster
• Remembering Ramon
• Iraq Accepts U-2 Overflights
• Bush Meets With Howard
• Military Spy Trial
• NASA Wants Answers Soon

February 07, 2003

• Heightened Security Alert Here in U.S.
• U.S. Sees Spike in Threat-Related Chatter
• Interview With Author of Terrorism Readiness Report
• Officials Respond at Local Level to Heightened Threat
• Interview With Gray Davis, Bernard Kerik
• Air Force Demos Planes in Nevada

February 06, 2003

• Powell's Pitch
• Gathering Debris From Columbia
• Men Also Have Biological Clock
• World Opinion Slightly Swayed by Powell Report
• Interview With Deepak Chopra
• Hospitals Still Waiting for Answers About Contaminated Blood

February 03, 2003

• Discussion with Former Astronaut Norm Thagard
• Interview With Sen. McCain
• Commander Remembered in Hometown, Amarillo
• Coping with Tragedy
• Bush to Attend Memorial Service
• Second Facility Will be Set Up to Receive Debris
• Interview With Bob Hall of Analytical Graphics
• Two Places Where Debris Being Taken
• Israel Reeling From Shuttle Disaster
• Visitors Flock to Astronauts' Memorial
• Council Members Look Forward to Powell Presentation

January 31, 2003

• New Port Security Rules Take Effect Sunday

January 30, 2003

• Bush Says Exile for Hussein Acceptable
• Cause of North Carolina Explosion Still Unclear

January 29, 2003

• Democrats Take Issue With Points of Address
• Debate in Government About Releasing Sources, Methods

January 28, 2003

• Bush Gets Set to Report on State of the Union to Nation Looking for Answers
• Israel Votes
• Iraq Comments on Blix's Report
• Scott Peterson Breaks Silence
• Interview With Govs. Gray Davis, Mark Sanford
• U.S. Ground Troops to Search Cave Complex
• States Face Major Budget Problems
• Interview With Benjamin Netanyahu
• Idea War Not Popular in Turkey
• A Look at Bush's Poll Numbers Going Into the State of the Union Address
• FAA Orders Weighing of Passengers, Baggage in Aftermath of Beech 1900 Crash

January 27, 2003

• U.S. Gearing Up For Possible War with Iraq
• Talk with Iraqi Ambassador to U.N.
• Worm Warfare
• Link Between Iraq, al Qaeda?
• White House Not Overwhelmed by Blix Report
• World Reaction to Blix Report
• Israelis Go to Polls Tomorrow

January 24, 2003

• Bush Administration Continues Get-Tough Policy
• One Month Since Peterson Disappearance
• Avocado Growers Await Super Bowl
• Smallpox Vaccinations Underway in Connecticut
• Interview With Sam Worthington of Childreach

January 23, 2003

• Prescription for Drug Costs?
• Showdown: Iraq: Making the Case
• Corporations Use Cold Weather for Testing
• Interview With Cast of 'Off the Map'

January 22, 2003

• Pro-Life, Pro-Choice Protesters to Face Off
• Boisselier to Appear in Florida Court
• Iraq Complains About Inspection of Mosque
• Rise in Hispanic Population May Lead to Programming Changes
• Bush to Lay Out Case in State of the Union
• Interview With Editorial Cartoonist
• Supreme Court Supports Abortion Rights by Slim Margin

January 21, 2003

• Final Iraqi Warhead Cleared
• Super Bowl Super Hype
• One American Killed, Another Wounded in Kuwait Shooting
• Gun Grounds Pilot
• Carter on the Scene in Venezuela
• Interview With Cast of 'Bookies'
• Interview With Gallup Poll's Frank Newport

January 20, 2003

• Bush Attends Service in Maryland
• Interview With 'Smart Money's Lauren Young
• Iraq: Onus on U.S.
• Interview With Sam Nunn
• Palestinian Elections Supposed to Be Today
• King Commemorated at Home Church in Atlanta

January 17, 2003

• Laci Peterson's Family Devastated by Police Suspicions
• Hussein Speaks on Anniversary of Gulf War
• Marines Aboard USS Bonhomme Richard Say Goodbye
• White House Calls Warheads 'Troubling'
• NFL Soap Opera
• Family Shown Pictures of Scott Peterson With Girlfriend
• White House Calling Iraq Find Serious, Troubling
• Blake Likely to Lose Another Attorney
• Movie Analysis With Ana Maria Montero

January 16, 2003

• Chemical Warheads Discovered in Iraq
• Tapes Indicate Pilots Worried About Friendly Fire
• Interview With Authors of 'Keeping Faith'

January 15, 2003

• Bush and Affirmative Action
• President Bush Says Time Running Out on Iraq

January 14, 2003

• John Lee Malvo Could Face Adult Charges
• Should Two American Pilots be Sent to Prison for Deadly Mistake?
• Newark Child Abuse
• Hans Blix Tells Iraq It's Time to Get Real
• GE Workers Resist Health Insurance Cost Increase
• Expert: U.S. Likely to Continue to Build Troops in Gulf
• Malvo Hearing Underway
• Bush Warns Iraq, Dangles Carrot for North Korea

January 13, 2003

• Military Moving Out
• Inspections Could Take Up to a Year Longer
• A Carrot for North Korea?
• Guatemalan Twins Going Home
• More Terrorism Arrests in Great Britain
• Search Moves Away from Marina in Peterson Case
• American Music Awards Tonight

January 10, 2003

• North Korea Setting Off Alarm Bells Around World
• Persian Gulf Buildup
• Missing Woman: Marina Searched
• Death Penalty Debate
• Death of Innocence
• New Jersey Woman Arraigned for Child Abuse
• North Korea Pulls out of Non-Proliferation Treaty; New Mexico Governor Meets With Envoys
• Foreign Nationals Registering to Make INS Deadline
• Interview With E. Jean Carroll
• Illinois Governor Pardons Four Death Row Inmates
• Search Continues for Missing Pregnant Woman
• California Woman Charged With Leaving Children Alone for Three Weeks

January 09, 2003

• In New Jersey an Arrest and Still More Revelations
• Interview with Stephen Covey
• Study Shows Benefits of Alcohol

January 08, 2003

• Charlotte Commuter Crash
• Autism Rally
• Arrest Made in Newark Child Abuse Case
• Interview with Bill Lockyer, Marc Klaas
• Israel's Response to Bombings Limited
• Interview with Suze Orman

January 07, 2003

• Selling the Plans
• Economic Stimulus Response
• Interview with Marianne Williamson
• Interview with Frank Newport
• President Bush Unveils Stimulus Package
• Opening Day For Congress
• Deadly Poison Found, Suspects Seized in London
• U.S. Troops, British Warships Get Into Position In Persian Gulf
• New Law Requires New Information From International Travelers

January 06, 2003

• Economic Stimulus
• One Last Chance for North Korea
• Starving Children
• Hussein Makes Television Appearance as Buildup Continues
• North Korean Nukes: Washington Talks
• Missing Woman Mystery
• Stimulus Plans Coming Out Today, Tomorrow
• IAEA Gives North Korea Another Chance
• Interview with Jim Karas

January 03, 2003

• Bush: Troops Are 'Liberators'
• Looking For Laci
• Bucks For Trucks
• Violence in Venezuela
• Protests Becoming Violent in Venezuela
• Pelosi Comes Out Tough in First Dugout
• Interview with Lee Labrada

January 02, 2003

• Interview With Donald Palmisano
• Amphetamines Common in Air Force
• West Virginia Surgeons On Strike Over Malpractice Insurance
• Pakistani Claims His Picture Mistakenly Included in FBI Search
• Senator Bill Frist Assists at Florida Highway Accident
• Oil Field Fire Feared in Iraq Should Hussein Lose
• U.S./Turkey/Israel Participate in Joint Military Exercise

December 31, 2002

• Celebration Security
• Search For Answers in Yemen
• Does Al Qaeda Have a Navy?
• Frontline Festivity
• All Bags Checked at Airports to be Screened For Explosives
• Looking for Laci
• New York Preparing for Party
• TSA: No Fruitcake
• Searchers Still Looking for Peterson
• Interview with Alex Boese

December 30, 2002

• FBI Searches for Five Men
• Images of 2002
• Public Alerted
• Risks & Rewards
• Bush Administration Says North Korea Not a Crisis.
• Lawyers for Sniper Suspect Want Copy of Police Interrogation

December 27, 2002

• Russia's War
• U.N. Interviewing Iraqi Metallurgist
• North Korea Adds Another Spark to Potentially Explosive Situation
• Groups Claims to Have Cloned Baby
• Bush's National Security Team Took Note of North Korean Moves
• Is U.S. Ready to Two Conflicts?
• Rescue Efforts in Grozny Continue
• Interview with Elizabeth Lapple

December 26, 2002

• New & Old Issues in the New Year
• Tax Tips 2002
• Today May Be Busiest Shopping Day of Holiday Season
• Who Won the $315 Million?
• Bush Keeps Eye on North Korea from Texas
• Russian Atomic Energy Minister in Iran
• North Korean Nukes
• Interview with Michael Boone

December 24, 2002

• Powerball Christmas
• Talk with Mayor of Bethlehem
• Troops Deal with Holiday Mail
• Bush Administration Says It Doesn't Want to Escalate Nuclear Standoff with North Korea
• Turbulence in Travel Industry
• Interview with Frank Newport
• Palestinians Use Procession to Protest Israeli Occupation
• Christmas Sales Poor
• Interview with Andrew Goldstein
• Interview with Anderson Family

December 23, 2002

• Iraq and U.N. Weapons Inspectors at Odds Over Evidence
• Party Time
• Holiday Sales Low
• Interview with Michael Weisskopf
• The Doctor Is In
• Interview with Daniel Levitas
• Steven Checo Lived For Military Service

December 20, 2002

• Longtime Senate GOP Leader Trent Lott
• Lott Resigns as Majority Leader
• Jailer Discusses Kentucky Prisoner Freeing
• Lottless Leadership

December 19, 2002

• NYC Courtroom Erupts into Applause as Convictions Dismissed
• Military Caste
• Iranian Cyclists Discuss Biking World for Peace
• Iraq Weapons Declaration Gets Bad Reviews

December 18, 2002

• Brothers Arrested in Texas on Terror Financing Charges
• White House Believes Iraq Has Not Complied with Resolution
• Devices Combat Telemarketers
• New Designs For Trade Center Site Unveiled
• Bioterrorism Changes FDA's Role

December 17, 2002

• Lott on the Line
• Opinions of People in Sen. Lott's Home State
• Partial Defense System Could Deter Attackers
• Interview with Robbie Vorhaus
• Investigation of Marine Outbreak Continues
• Interview with Frank Newport

December 16, 2002

• A Troubled Lott
• U.N. Preparing Edited Report
• Al Gore Says No for 2004
• Controversy Surrounding Senator Trent Lott Appears to be Growing
• Interview with Michael Lewellen
• Iraqi Opposition Leaders Make Small Agreements

December 13, 2002

• Interview with Steven Weiner, Steve Jones
• Joysticks of the Next Generation
• Bush to Announce Smallpox Vaccination Program
• Boston's Cardinal Law Resigns
• Trent Lott to Speak to Press About Controversial Remarks
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Run Into Problems; White House Concerned about Nuclear Capabilities in North Korea, Iran
• Experts Believe Iran May Be Developing Nuclear Capabilities
• Resignation of Boston's Cardinal Law
• Medical Correspondent Takes Viewer Questions

December 12, 2002

• President Bush Comments on Lott Controversy
• FAA's Flight Fuel
• Interview with Genevieve Wood, Barry Lynn
• Bush Speaks Out Against Lott's Comments
• Bush Likely to Roll Out Vaccination Plan Tomorrow
• Law to Offer Resignation Tomorrow
• Date Set for Muhammad's Trial
• Venezuelan Oil Strike May Soon Affect Prices
• Interview with Joe Quesada

December 11, 2002

• War Games: 'Internal Look'
• White House Defending Role in Stopping Missile-Laden Ship Headed for Yemen
• Interview with Yemen Foreign Minister
• Interview with Capt. George Gaylo
• Nearly Half of Tested Chicken Contaminated
• Stanford Denies Stem Cell Work Involves Cloning

December 10, 2002

• Cleveland Priest Possibly Murdered by Trainee
• Bush Nominates Investment Banker William Donaldson to Head SEC
• Baghdad Blasting U.S.
• Law Possibly Discussing Resignation in Rome
• Interview with Dennis Goldberg
• Institute Picks Safest Cars
• Interview with Martin Sheen
• Gallup Polls Look at Issues

December 09, 2002

• Airline Consultant Discusses Security
• NIMA Helps in War on Terror, Possible War in Iraq
• Interview with Helen Morrison
• Economic Engine: Railroad Exec to Treasury
• United Airlines Bankrupt
• United States Receives Copy of Iraq Declaration
• Inspectors Search Chemical Complex
• Cleveland Priest Killed
• United Airlines in Bankruptcy
• Snow Day: CSX Boss Asked to Help Rescue Drifting Economy
• Snow Day: Rough Sledding for Treasury Nominee?
• Cardinal Law in Rome
• Visiting Iraqi Inspection Site

December 06, 2002

• Iraqi U.N. Ambassador Confirms Iraq Will Declare to Have No Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Ambassador Asserts No Evidence Of Mass Destruction Weapons Exists in Iraq
• Qatar Could Play Instrumental Role in U.S.-Led Iraq Strike
• Blix Says Parts of Iraq Declaration Will Be Withheld for Security
• Iraq Expected To File Weapons Declaration This Weekend
• Interview With Peter Berlin
• Women in Rural Afghanistan Remain At Risk For Death in Childbirth

December 05, 2002

• Troop Buildup in Qatar
• Air Travel Woes
• Pre-Winter Storm
• Discussion of Whitney Houston, Winona Ryder
• White House Continues to Make Accusations Against Iraq, Allies in Case of War
• USS Truman Leaves Norfolk to Prepare for War
• Qatar May Be Crucial Ally in War Against Iraq
• Charges Against Central Park Five Could Be Dismissed

December 04, 2002

• Bush Signs Law Creating Internet Domain for Children
• Bomb Makers in Oklahoma in High Gear
• U.S. Citizen Accused of Funneling Terrorist Funds
• Inspectors Visit Nuclear Site, Former Chemical Bio Plant
• Three Hurt in Texas Building Collapse
• Scientists Release Genetic Code of Mice
• Court Rules in Terrorism Case
• Report From North Carolina Storm

December 03, 2002

• Military Analyst Discusses Aviation Missile Defense
• Saudi Arabia Responds to Criticism
• U.N. Inspectors Allowed into Palace

December 02, 2002

• White House Awaits Iraqi Report With Skepticism
• Possible Link Between Kenya, Saudi Attacks
• Day Five in Baghdad
• Sick at Sea
• Boy Hero Credited With Saving Mother's Life

November 29, 2002

• Kenyan Authorities Still Holding 12 Individuals
• U.S. Government Continues to Keep Track of What's Happened in Kenya
• Weapons Inspectors Not in Field Today
• Iraqi News Media Coverage of Weapons Inspections Remains Low- Key
• Sharon Trumps Netanyahu in Israeli Primaries
• Cancer Risk Decreases When Women Stop Using estrogen, Progestin
• Visit Cnn.com For Holiday Gift Ideas
• Holiday Movies Hope to Make An Impression on Oscar Judges
• Kenyan Police Hold 12 for Questioning
• Bush Spokesperson: Too Early To Blame Al Qaeda
• Experts Search For Clues in Kenya Terrorist Attacks
• Finding Affordable Gadget Gifts May Be Easier Than You Think

November 27, 2002

• Holiday Travel: Snow and Security
• Bush Signs Legislation Authorizing Inquiry
• To Your Health
• How to Handle the New Security Safeguards
• Today's Weapons Inspections Go Smoothly
• Folks at Butterball Turkey Talk Line Want to Help
• DFW Tries to Make Travel Enjoyable for Passengers
• Cuban Refugee Case Different than Gonzalez Case
• New Films Entertain for Thanksgiving

November 26, 2002

• Interview with Tom Parsons

November 25, 2002

• Tom Ridge Expected to Head New Agency
• Ohio State University President Discusses Football Riot
• Consumer Protection Expert Tells How to Safeguard Crucial Info
• Contestants Vying for Miss World in Ugly Debate Over Riots
• Identity Theft May Have Hit 30,000
• First U.N. Team Readies for Weapons Inspections
• Homeland Security Department Years to Grow

November 22, 2002

• Bush's Russia Trip Hears Warning
• Russian President Critiques American Policy
• Day of Violence in Middle East
• Miss World Riots Spreading
• Defense Delay in Westerfield Sentencing
• Cruise Authority President Discusses Illness at Sea
• What to Do About Unhealthy Cruises

November 21, 2002

• Cruise Ship Docked by Virus
• Retired FBI Agent Discusses Focus on Terror
• Buyers' Web Sites Ire Sellers

November 20, 2002

• Tracking the Terrorists: September 11th Connection
• Chief Inspector Leaves Iraq, Goes to Cyprus
• Oil in the Water
• Better Mouse Traps?
• National Geographic President Discusses What Americans Know
• U.S. May Settle for Moral Support on Iraq
• Iran-Contra Figure Returns as Big Brother?
• Author Discusses Condoleezza Rice Biography

November 19, 2002

• Manhunt on for Kentucky Escapee
• Gallup Poll on Today's Issues
• One Fugitive Caught, One Still Loose
• Fuel Tanker Disaster
• Why Tanker Sank

November 18, 2002

• Hunt for Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?
• Jim Louderback of 'PC Magazine' at Comdex Show
• Comdex Computer Show Begins
• Iraq Weapons Inspections to Begin

November 15, 2002

• Blix Bound for Paris
• Court Rulings on Sniper Case
• Blix Headed for France, Cyprus, Iraq
• Loews Tests Screenings Just For New Mothers, Infants
• Busy Travel Weekend for Iraq Weapons Inspectors
• Navy Continues Persian Gulf Build-Up
• Talk With Holiday Shoppers
• Analysis on FBI Warning of Spectacular Events

November 14, 2002

• Iraq's Bitterly Worded Acceptance Hasn't Eased Tensions
• Nancy Pelosi First Woman to Lead Political Party in Congress
• U.N. Operations in Cyprus
• Iraq, UN Reconsider War

November 13, 2002

• Saddam Hussein's Government Accepts U.N. Resolution
• U.S. Forces in Middle East Ready for War
• Lame Duck Congress Cuts Homeland Security Deal
• Catholic Bishops Change Policy for Abuse
• Baghdad Accepts Inspections

November 12, 2002

• Hacker Indictment
• One Unaccounted for After Sunday Tornadoes
• Gallup Poll on Today's Issues
• President Bush Talks About Iraq
• Long Road Back Recovering From Weekend Storms

November 11, 2002

• Church Abuse Policy
• Bush Spending Much of Holiday Honoring American Veterans
• Sniper Suspects: Malvo Talks
• Iraq Under Deadline to Avoid War
• Killer Storms Rip Through Alabama, Tennessee

November 08, 2002

• White House Pleased with Results of Security Council Vote
• Malvo to Appear in Court Shortly
• Interview with Dr. Sandy Fryhofer
• Internet Service Providers Fight Pop-up Ads
• Bush Administration Wins at U.N. Security Council
• Bush Pleased at Security Council Vote

November 07, 2002

• America Votes 2002: The Bush Agenda
• College Basketball Scandal
• Bubonic Plague in NYC?

November 05, 2002

• In Minnesota Race, Heavy Early Voting
• President Votes in Crawford, Texas
• Legal Proceedings in Case of Sniper Suspects Moves Forward
• America Votes 2002: The Maryland Vote
• America Votes 2002: Looking to 2004
• Everything Electronic in Georgia Voting
• U.S.: Four Countries With Smallpox Stockpiles
• Detention Ordered for Accused Sniper
• CNN's 'CROSSFIRE' Team Looks at Dirty Campaign Tricks
• Elections in Full Swing

November 04, 2002

• Republicans Trying to Hold on to House Majority
• Sniper Suspects: The Legal Challenges
• A Look at Some of the Ways to Vote Tomorrow
• What Role Health Care in Elections?
• Power Shifts in Middle East Complicate War
• Suicide Bomber Kills Two Near Tel Aviv

November 01, 2002

• Sniper Suspects: Suspects Charged in Baton Rouge Murder
• More Terrifying Moments for Residents of Italian Village
• In Final Days Before Election, Voter Courtship Intense
• America Votes 2002: Voting Issues Persist
• Diana's Former Butler Thrilled Charges Dropped
• Authorities to Release Info. on Link Between Snipers, Montgomery Shooting
• Working Weekend in Store Before Election 2002

October 31, 2002

• Woman Takes Extreme Measures to Beat Cancer
• From Hotel of Stephen King's 'The Shining'
• Canadian Ambassador Discusses Warning About U.S. Travel
• President Stumps Nationwide for Party

October 30, 2002

• Party Sources: Mondale Will Replace Wellstone
• More Than 200 Illegal Immigrants from Haiti at Detention Center in Florida
• American Parents Grade Themselves
• Doctor Discusses Drug That Killed Russian Hostages
• Company Finds Gene That Causes Obesity
• Smugglers Charged With Aiding Haitian Migrants
• White House Talks With UN Weapons Inspectors on Iraq
• Earthquakes Around Etna Cause for Worry
• Wellstone Memorial Turns Into Political Rally

October 29, 2002

• Federal Charges Filed Against Sniper Suspect John Allen Muhammad
• At Least One American Among 115 Hostages Who Died in Russia
• U.S. Navy P-3 Orion Surveillance Planes Flying Missions Over Persian Gulf
• Federal Government Stakes Claim to Prosecute Muhammad
• Deadly Rescue
• Joint Chiefs Chairman in Middle East Seeking Support Against Iraq
• Gallup Polls on Election, Iraq
• Minnesotans to Hold Public Service for Wellstone
• Investigators Probe Queens Crash of American Airlines Flight 587

October 28, 2002

• Extra Caution Urged for Americans in Jordan After U.S. Diplomat Gunned Down
• Gas May Have Been Heroin or Morphine Based
• U.S. Wants U.N. Vote This Week on Iraqi Resolution
• Some Want Mondale to Replace Wellstone on Ticket
• Angels on Cloud Nine
• Hanover County, Virginia Indicts Muhammad on Murder Charge
• Wellstone Crash Probe Focuses on Ice, Navigation Gear
• Interview With Dr. Sandra Fryhofer
• U.S., Jordanian Officials Outraged at Killing of Diplomat
• Tape of Muhammad's Name Change Proceeding Released
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Ask Security Council for 'Explicit Authority'

October 23, 2002

• A Sense of What Some People Have to Say About Sniper Case
• Sniper on the Loose: Ready to Confess
• Most World Internet Servers Downed Monday
• Debate Among Parents About Taking Kids to School

October 21, 2002

• Some Major Domestic, International Concerns on Bush's Agenda

October 18, 2002

• Interview with Mark Miller
• FBI, CIA Warn of Terrorist Attacks
• Vatican, U.S. Bishops Working Out Details
• Public Opinion on Iraq Unchanged
• Philippines Shaken by Latest Bombing
• Washington Begins Weekend on Watch for Sniper
• Interview with Eric Haney

October 17, 2002

• In Sniper Attacks, Eyewitness Not Credible
• U.S. Calling on North Korea to Halt Nuclear Weapons Program
• Reaction in Boston to Vatican Verdict
• Sniper on Loose: Al Qaeda Connection?
• Showdown Iraq: Iraq Denies Nuke Program; North Korea Admits It
• Showdown Iraq: Diplomacy In Action at United Nations
• Administration Responds to North Korean Nuclear Weapons
• Einhorn Found Guilty of Murder
• Congress Ending Hearings Into 9/11 Intelligence
• Nuclear Silo Has Been on High Alert for 40 Years
• Study: Mastectomy and Lumpectomy Equally Effective

October 16, 2002

• Bush Meets With Ariel Sharon This Afternoon
• Police Chasing Sniper Give Witness Tips
• No Composite Sketch of Sniper Yet
• Israeli Prime Minister, Bush Talk
• Police Hotline a Popular Number
• Middle East Expert on Iraqi Geopolitics
• CNN Looks at Sniper Escape Route

October 15, 2002

• 'Washington Post' Reporter Discusses Media, Sniper Case
• Psychologist Discusses Sniper's Impact on Mental Health
• Poll: Americans May Fear Sniper More Than Terrorism
• FBI Employee Latest Sniper Victim

October 14, 2002

• Al Qaeda Getting Blame for Bali Bombings
• New York Mayor Sits Out Columbus Day Parade
• Praise for Attackers Attributed to Bin Laden
• Interview with Arian Ardie
• U.S. Troops in Kuwait in Shooting Incident
• Bush Reacts to Terror Bombing in Indonesia

October 11, 2002

• Administration Continues Push for Hussein Resolution
• White House Denies Plan for Iraq Occupation
• Aziz: Iraq is Prepared at All Times for Attack
• Changes Tough in Iraq Says Mideast Expert
• Discussion With Psychologist Who Predicted Sniper's Moves
• New Movies From Madonna, Michelle Pfeiffer in Theaters This Weekend

October 10, 2002

• More Trouble for Marines in Kuwait
• Criminal Profiler Discusses Search for Killer Sniper
• Al Qaeda Threatens New Attacks
• House Members Feel Pressure Over Resolution
• Serial Sniper Continues to Terrorize Washington Area
• Operation Eager Mace Faces Mission Dangers
• U.S., British Planes Use Base at Incirlik
• Einhorn to Testify in Trial

October 09, 2002

• Top Cop Under Pressure
• Bond Denied for Blake
• Longshoremen to Return to Work this Evening
• Maryland Police End Search Through Woods
• Dock Workers Due Back on Job
• Florida Serial Killer Aileen Wuornos Executed
• 'Invisible Patriots' Keep Ships Sailing

October 08, 2002

• World Contemplating Bush Speech
• Counselors Available for Students in D.C. Area
• Buffalo Judge to Rule on Men Accused of Terrorism
• Baghdad Reacts to Last Night's Bush Speech
• Bush Will Intervene in Labor Dispute
• Expert: D.C. Sniper May be Commuting from Virginia
• President, People Mull Iraq, Port Lockout
• Senate Takes up Ephedra

October 07, 2002

• West Coast Shipping Lockout Enters 10th Day
• Audiotaped bin Laden Message to the U.S. Surfaces
• Bush to Speak to World About Iraq

October 04, 2002

• Six Charged as Terrorists by Justice Department
• Walker Lindh Sentencing to Have Few Surprises
• Blix to Meet With Powell
• Police Scour Maryland for Shooter
• Senate Debates Iraq; White House Prepares Speech
• Look at Guns of Maryland Killings
• DNA Confirms Remains Are Those of Missing Jennifer Short

October 03, 2002

• Bush Says Iraq Should Understand U.S. Determination
• Lili Could Have Been Worse
• Security Training at Nation's Airports
• Look at How Hurricane Forms
• California Industries Feeling Effects of Labor Dispute
• Walker Lindh Sentenced Tomorrow

October 02, 2002

• No DNA Test for Bones in North Carolina
• Congress Examines American Children of Divorce in Saudi Arabia
• U.N. Inspectors' Advance Team Could Arrive in Iraq Mid-Month
• Study Discredits Breast Self-exams; Groups Disagree
• Lili Should Strike U.S. Tomorrow

October 01, 2002

• Video from Arrest of Robert Hanssen
• Lili Looming
• Baghdad Has Tough Words for Washington
• Who Will Replace Torricelli?
• Inspectors, Iraqi Representatives Wrap Up Meeting
• New Jersey Supreme Court to Hear Democrat's Request for Candidate
• U.S. Can't Launch New Attacks From Saudi Bases
• Divers Seek Remains of Missing 9-year-old
• FBI Releases Tape of Hanssen Arrest
• Majority of Americans Still Favor Military Action in Iraq
• Milwaukee Man Severely Beaten by Mob of Teens
• Mother Teresa a Step Closer to Beatification

September 30, 2002

• Two Pilots Charged With Operating Plane Drunk in Court
• Longshore Lockout
• Two American West Pilots Accused of Trying to Fly High
• U.N. Officials Meet with Iraqis
• U.S., Saudi Relations Important in Potential War on Iraq
• Interview with Dr. Sandra Fryhofer
• Ozone Hole Shrinks
• Interview With Amy Alcott

September 26, 2002

• Overmedicating Kids?
• Big Easy Underwater
• Bush's Bipartisan Banter
• Congressional Resolution on Iraq
• Bush Promoting Unified Front
• Isidore Floods New Orleans
• Ecstasy Study Reveals Highs, Lows
• "Bumfights" Video Creators Charged With Felonies
• White House Adds Language to Resolution on Iraq
• U.S. Declassifies Facts Uncovered About Hijackers
• AIDS Researchers Hone in on Clue

September 25, 2002

• Backlash in Pakistan
• Interview with Joan Jett
• Adrift in the Pacific
• School Children Successfully Evacuated
• Partisan Tension Growing as Elections Near
• South Braces for Isidore
• Marines Arriving for Exercise in Kuwait
• Interview with Rob Sobhani
• Southern Louisiana Braces for Isidore
• Lott Saddened by Daschle Remarks

September 24, 2002

• Technology Available to Jam Satellite Signals to Weapons
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Airlines Want Security Cost Reimbursement
• Terror Threat Level Returns to Elevated
• Rumsfeld Explains to NATO U.S. Stance on Iraq
• New Miss Universe Crowned

September 23, 2002

• Bush Campaigns in New Jersey, Pushes for U.N. Resolution
• Interview with Simon Henderson
• Study: Bad Air in Parks Rivals Cities'
• Madelyne Toogood to Be Arraigned Shortly
• Child Advocate Discusses Videotaped Beating
• Germany-U.S. Relation Sours Over Iraq, Hitler Comparison

September 20, 2002

• Sudanese Pilot Sought on Possibility of Terror Plot
• Intelligence Hearings Continue on Capitol Hill
• Mother Sought After Caught on Tape Beating Child
• Isidore Landing on Cuba
• 45th Annual Jazz Festival Under Way in Monterey

September 19, 2002

• White House Calls Iraqi Prime Minister's Speech 'Failure'
• Iraq's Foreign Minister Speaks to the U.N.
• Central Command Head Tommy Franks Meeting With Top Brass

September 18, 2002

• Bush Administration Continues to Push Case Against Iraq
• Pentagon Moving Equipment to Gulf Area
• Iraq Braces for War Despite Agreeing to Admit Inspectors
• UN Weighs Inspections and Resolutions
• Gallup Poll: 55 Percent Want Iraq Congressional Resolution Before Elections

September 17, 2002

• Medicinal Marijuana Users to Protest Arrests
• Officials Search for Mother of Baby Left in Atlanta

September 16, 2002

• Strategy on Iraq Updated
• Binalshibh in U.S. Custody
• Interview with Keith Rosenkranz
• Gallup Poll: Americans Support War Against Iraq

September 13, 2002

• President Bush Makes Case for War With Iraq
• Interview With Nihad Awad
• Interview With Mike Luckovich

September 12, 2002

• Bush to UN: Action on Iraq
• Military Wants Special Ops Troops to Shave
• Ship With Traces of Radiation Remains Offshore in New Jersey
• Discrepancies in Florida Primary Vote
• More al Qaeda Messages Coming Out

September 09, 2002

• Bush Trying to Rally International Support
• TV Station to Air al Qaeda Video Celebrating 9/11
• Arafat Speaks to Parliament
• Westerfield Jury Deliberating Again

September 06, 2002

• Karzai Undeterred by Assassination Attempt
• Florida Jury Deliberates Case of Boys Accused of Killing Dad
• No Specific Terrorist Threats for 9/11 Anniversary
• Congress in New York to Honor 9/11
• Bush Speaking, Meeting with Various Allies

September 05, 2002

• Afghan President Escapes Assassination
• Senior Leaders of Congress Meet With Cheney, Tenet on Iraq

September 04, 2002

• Bush Will Make Iraq Case to Congress
• Youths On Trial for Father's Murder
• Interview with Abdul Khadir Qadoura
• Analyst William Schneider Discusses Clinton Take on Bin Laden
• Public Citizen Doctor Discusses questionabledoctors.org

September 03, 2002

• Rumsfeld Calls for Regime Change in Iraq
• War on Terror Bigger Than Any One Person
• Sen. Feinstein Discusses Making Amber Alert Nationwide
• McDonald's to Cook Healthier Fries
• Ladysmith, Wisconsin, Hit by Tornado
• Men of Tamworth, New Hampshire, Pose for Calendar

September 02, 2002

• Rift Possible in Administration Iraq Policy
• West Nile Spread in Organ Transplants?

August 29, 2002

• Five American Men Indicted for Supporting Terrorism
• Federal Air Marshal Program Faces Challenges

August 28, 2002

• Defense Attorneys Discuss Westerfield Sentencing
• Prison or New Trial for Michael Skakel?
• Summary of Search for Abducted 9-year-old
• Powder Found in Al Gore's Mail Not Anthrax
• Kennedy Cousin Skakel Faces Sentencing for Murder

August 27, 2002

• Bush Meets With Royal Saudi Ambassador
• Latest on Missing Oregon Girls' Murders
• 'Education Week''s Sean Cavanagh Discusses SATs
• Studies Show Coffee Good for You
• Gallup Poll: Americans Still Losing Faith in Economy

August 26, 2002

• Feds Look at Woman Arrested at Airport With Gun
• Expert Discusses Airport Security
• FBI Searching Site of First Deadly Anthrax Attack
• White House Lawyers Say Strike on Iraq President's Decision
• U.S. Launches Huge Afghan Air Offensive

August 23, 2002

• CNN Reporter Discusses Scope of al Qaeda Seen in Videos
• Chris McGinnis of Travelskills.com Discusses Trends in Flying
• Effects of Hurricane Andrew Still Linger Over Florida
• Chinese Citizens, Soldiers Fight Dongting Lake Flood
• UN Chief Inspector Discusses Ongoing Crisis With Iraq

August 22, 2002

• Newly Uncovered Videotapes Demonstrate Extent of Al Qaeda Bombmaking Knowledge
• Army Investigators Look at Medication in Murder Cases
• President Pushes for Healthy Forests, Republican Campaign Funds
• CDC Director Discusses West Nile Virus, Anthrax
• Westerfield Faces Death Penalty or Life Imprisonment
• Environmentalists Protest Bush's New Forest Thinning Program

August 21, 2002

• Bush Will Consult Allies Before Iraq Attack
• CNN Looks at What Videotapes Tell About al Qaeda Training

August 20, 2002

• Terror Tape Shows bin Laden Press Conference from 1998
• Authorities Downplay Texas Powder Scare

August 19, 2002

• Terror On Tape: Tapes Show al Qaeda Training
• Personal Documentation Not New for Osama bin Laden
• Video May Show Use of Nerve Gas
• New Mexico Company Investigated Over Explosives
• New York Looks at 9/11 Response Report

August 16, 2002

• Nationwide Alert For Nine-Year-Old Jennifer Short
• Two British Girls Missing from Rural Town
• Elbe Still Rising in Historic German City of Dresden
• Two-Year-Old Detroit Girl Rescued By Family
• Pope Climbs Down from Plane
• Westerfield Jurors Go Home for the Weekend
• West Nile Virus Expected to Spread Much More

August 15, 2002

• Interview with Billie Vincent, Jim Tilmon

August 14, 2002

• 43-Year-Old Single Mother Allegedly Killed by Own Children
• Suspicious Movements at Plant Near Baghdad
• Police Unclear of Motive in California Kidnapping
• Governor Bush Must Replace Head of Child Welfare
• Westerfield Trial Continues
• Vltava River May Have Crested, Is Not Receding
• High-tech Fills Dorm Rooms

August 13, 2002

• American Airlines to Lay Off Workers, Reduce Flights
• Bush Economic Forum Wraps Up
• Firefighter Discusses Home Explosion in California
• Korean Air Flight Had Close Call on 9/11
• Search Underway in California for Young Girl
• Kurdish Opposition to Hussein Eager to Side with U.S.
• Jurors Deliberate Van Dam Murder Trial
• Floods in Europe Biggest Since 1890
• Brown Cloud Covering Asia May Kill 1 Million

August 12, 2002

• United Might Be Next for Bankruptcy
• Players Likely Setting Strike Deadline
• Air Traffic Controllers Talking About 9/11
• Spokesman Discusses Golden Gate Terror Warning
• Jurors Deliberating Fate of Accused Child Murderer David Westerfield

August 09, 2002

• Alejandro Avila Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
• Van Dam Jury In Overtime
• Gallup Poll: 47 Percent Support Invading Iraq

August 08, 2002

• Jurors Deliberate Westerfield Murder Case
• On Great Victory Day, Iraq Prepares for War, Offers Peace
• One Twin Opened Eyes, Blinked
• West Nile Virus Spreading Faster Than Ever
• People Nonchalant About Hurricane Threat
• Israel Worries Over 'Megaterror'
• FCC Rules Mandatory Digital TV
• Visitors Swim for Lives in Shark Tank Accident

August 07, 2002

• Guatemalan Twins Spend First Full Day Separated
• Trial to Decide Fate of Friend Who Let Friend Drive Drunk
• Louisiana Residents Urged to Take Precautions Against West Nile
• Van Dam Murder Trial Defense Wraps Up
• Late Summer Movies Arrive

August 06, 2002

• TSA Screeners Showing Up at More Airports
• Girl Separated From Twin Back in Operating Room
• NY Mayor: 9/11 Observances Will Be Simple, Powerful
• Bush Wraps up Business Before Vacation
• Closing Arguments Made in Van Dam Murder Trial
• New Drug May Treat Sexual Dysfunction

August 05, 2002

• Bush in Pennsylvania
• Bomb Detonated Prematurely, Injuring Driver, Killing Bomber
• Interview with Eddie Rantz
• Accused Runnion Killer Prosecution to Discuss Death Penalty
• Judge Sets Trial Date for Drunken Pilots
• Brain Tumor Survivor, Mother Speak
• Mom's Unique Stop-smoking Campaign

August 01, 2002

• Washington-area Scientist's Residence Searched
• Former FBI Agent Discusses Kidnapped California Girls
• Look Back at Anthrax
• Americans Reluctant to Fly 9/11
• Bush Talks Tough Amid Middle Eastern Leaders
• Investigators Hunting Down Serial Killer in Baton Rogue

July 31, 2002

• White House Calling Bombing at Hebrew University 'Horrific Act of Terror'
• How Close is Iraq to Developing Nuclear Capability?
• Man Has Heart Attack on Train, Dies Later
• Seniors Will Give Senators a Hard Time for Not Passing Drug Bills

July 30, 2002

• Look Inside Abandoned Mine
• In Massachusetts, Effort to Save 44 Whales
• NTSB Investigation of Amtrak Wreck Continues
• Westerfield Trial Delayed
• President Signs Anti-corruption Legislation
• Jerusalem Policemen's Actions Likely Saved Lives
• New Springsteen Album Delights Fans

July 29, 2002

• Atlantic Southeast Airlines Accuses Pilot of Showing Up Drunk
• On Scene at Mining Rescue
• Expert Discusses Saving of Whales off Cape Cod

July 26, 2002

• Army Wants to Know What's Behind Four Killings at Fort Bragg
• Firefighters Battle 30-plus Wildfires in West
• Israeli Forces Hit Alleged Rocket Factories; Palestinian Gunmen Kill Four
• Interview with Jack Gerard
• Bush to Convene Economic Forum
• Eighty-two-year-old Stroke Victim Bowls 300
• Woman Donates Hair to Neighbor With Cancer

July 25, 2002

• Rescue Crews Await Arrival of Drill in Pennsylvania
• Westerfield Trial Could Wrap Up by Next Week
• Attorneys for Ted Williams's Son Present Document From Father
• Coast Guard Commander Discusses Homeland Security
• In Canada, Youths Await Pope

July 24, 2002

• How Kidnapped 7-Year-Old Managed to Get Free Talk of Philadelphia
• White House Tells Nation's Top Corporate Watchdog He Won't be Getting Cabinet Seat
• Adelphia Execs Arrested for Fraud
• House to Vote on Ending Traficant's Days in House
• Congress Passes Corporate Responsibility Bill
• Sharpton Sues HBO, Others for $1 Billion
• Latin Grammy Nominations Out
• Following Deadly Attack, Israel May Ease Restrictions on Palestinians

July 23, 2002

• Seven-year-old Kidnapped in Philadelphia
• Palestinians Outraged by Israeli Attack
• Prosecutors Deciding on Death Penalty for Avila
• Archbishop Discusses Pope's Visit to Canada
• Some in Congress Would Delay Traficant Expulsion

July 22, 2002

• Potential Investors Lack Confidence, Have Optimism
• WorldCom Service Unlikely to Be Interrupted
• Animals Feel Drought
• Interview with Johnny Spann
• Bush Touts Economy, Homeland Security in Illinois

July 19, 2002

• Beijing Would Crack Down on Topless Men
• Warlords Still Control Much of Afghanistan
• Bad Beef Recalled
• 'Dr. Death' Britain's Worst Serial Killer

July 18, 2002

• 'Everybody Loves Raymond''s Peter Boyle Discusses Emmy Nomination
• International Spy Museum Opens in Washington
• Report From British Open
• Global Warming Melts Glaciers in Alaska
• AOL Time Warner Standing by Books
• New Development in California Kidnap-Murder

July 17, 2002

• 'USA TODAY' Reporter Discusses 401(k)s
• Joy of Chocolate Knows Long Past
• Manhunt Under Way for Kidnapper, Murderer of Samantha Runnion
• Authorities Unseal Murder Indictments Against Texas Nurse
• Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?
• Poland's President Makes State Visit to White House
• Israel Mounts Manhunt for Palestinian Terrorists
• Interview With Dr. Susan Love

July 16, 2002

• At Pentagon, Effort to Stop Leaks to Media
• Two Palestinian Groups Claiming Responsibility For Today's Bloody Ambush
• Many Expect Stock Markets to Come Around
• Bush Unveils National Security Plan
• Ted Williams Wanted to Be Frozen
• Plans for Rebuilding World Trade Center Site Made Public
• Prescription Plan Stalls in Senate
• All Eyes on Tiger Woods at British Open

July 15, 2002

• French Police Waiting to Question Would-be Assassin
• Gallup: Americans More Concerned With War, Economy Than Corruption
• Economy, Stock Market in Jitter
• Bush: Economy Fundamentally Strong
• 'Dog-mauler' Gets Four Years
• John Walker Lindh Pleads Guilty to Two Charges

July 12, 2002

• Baseball Outing Prices Skyrocketing
• Protestors Call for Arrest of Jeremy Morse
• American Taliban Hearing to be Held Today
• How Long Can Heat Wave Out West Last?
• Rescued Baby Orca Begins Trip Home Tomorrow
• Interview With Lisa Bernhard of 'TV Guide'

July 11, 2002

• Videographer Informed of Subpoena On Air
• Ricci Charged with Being Habitual Criminal
• Think-tank Says Aviation Security Deadline Hard to Meet
• Top Cabinet Secretaries Testify to Congress About Homeland Security
• Interview With John Barnett
• Heat Wave Has Stranglehold on the West
• White House Says Bush's Loans Were Legitimate
• Is There a Link Between al Qaeda, Iraq?
• Interview With John Heer
• War Enters Mop-Up Phase for Two Canadian Soldiers
• Mutual Funds May Become New Force on Wall Street

July 10, 2002

• Anonymous Letter Offers Some Hope in Elizabeth Smart Case
• Lawsuit Filed Over Inglewood Police Beating of Teenager
• Former NYC Mayor Settles Divorce Lawsuit
• Prosecutors Review Evidence in Allen Iverson Case
• Catholic Priest Accused of Sex Abuse Back in Court
• Vice President Possibly Named in Civil Suit
• Giuliani and Hanover Reach Divorce Settlement

July 09, 2002

• Bush Lectures Wall Street on Corporate Responsibility
• Interview with Michael Weisskopf
• California Cop Outrages Citizens
• Top U.S. Official Booed Off Stage at World AIDS Conference
• Jury Ponders Fate of Long-time Sheriff
• White Couple Gives Birth to Black Twins
• Baseball Fans Prepare for All-Star Game
• Government Says Hormone Replacement Therapies Add to Risk of Disease
• Sport Utility Vehicles Improve in Crash Tests

July 08, 2002

• New Bill Before Congress Aims at Reforming Accounting Industry
• President Bush to Address Corporate Responsibility
• Danger of Continued Flooding Lingers in Texas

July 05, 2002

• Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.9 Percent
• Interview with Thom Nulty
• Baseball Legend Ted Williams Dead at 83
• Authorities Search for Motive in LAX Shooting
• Floods Force Central Texas Residents Out of Homes
• Standoff in California Resolved
• Search for Elizabeth Smart Continues

July 04, 2002

• D.C. Steps Up Security for Fourth of July Celebrations
• U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Celebrate Independence Day
• Philadelphia Plans Fourth of July Festivities
• Hussein's Stepson Detained in Miami
• Interview With NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Lisle, IL Celebrates Independence Day With Lumberjack Competition

July 03, 2002

• Heat Wave Grips Nation
• Suspect in Arizona Fire to Remain Behind Bars
• New Questions Arise About President Bush's Financial Dealings
• Interview With Andy Serwer
• Authorities Prepare Holiday Security

July 02, 2002

• Rumsfeld: Too Early to Decide What Led to Afghan Civilian Deaths
• Smart Family Comments on Coping With Their Tragedy
• Doctors Consider Separating Conjoined Twins
• Ernie Renzulli Discusses Fossett's Voyage
• Officials Still Trying to Determine Cause of Crash Over Germany
• Two America West Pilots Arrested for Being Drunk in Cockpit
• Fossett Prepares to Land After Circling Globe in Balloon
• U.S. Investigates Cause of Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan

June 21, 2002

• Edmunds Found in West Virginia Hostipal; Southwest Endures Firestorm; Asteroid Narrowly Misses Earth

June 20, 2002

• Forest Worker Faces Charges in Hayman Fire Case; Israeli Defense Minister Speaks Against Sharon's Military Policy; Bush Angry Over Intelligence Leaks

June 19, 2002

• Six Killed in Jerusalem Suicide Bomb Attack; U.S. Intelligence Intercept Message Warning of September 11 Attack; New Clues From Only Eyewitness of Abduction of Elizabeth Smart.

June 18, 2002

• Israel to Retake Parts of West Bank; Early Reports in Smart Case Were Wrong; Study Says Large-Sized Fast Food Unhealthy

June 17, 2002

• Murder Conviction Overturned in Dog-Mauling Trial; American Taliban Strikes Out in Court

June 14, 2002

• Church Votes For New Abuse Rules; Man Fitting Edmunds' Description in Custody; Firefighters Battle Colorado Blaze

June 13, 2002

• Church Must Confess; Bishop Says; ABC Denies "Angry American" Spot on Fourth of July Special; Elizabeth Smart Investigation Turns to Extended Family

June 12, 2002

• Bret Michael Edmunds Suspect in Kidnapping; Colorado Fire Forcing Thousands to Evacuate, Bishops Draw Up Policy on Abuse

June 11, 2002

• New Leads in Elizabeth Smart Case; Colorado Fires Rage; Padilla Detention Raises Legal Issues

June 07, 2002

• Skakel Convicted of Moxley Murder

June 06, 2002

• Bush Announces Cabinet-level Post for Homeland Security

June 05, 2002

• Israel Surrounds Arafat Compound

June 04, 2002

• Congressional Investigations into 9/11 Begin

June 03, 2002

• Did CIA-FBI Miscommunication Contribute to Terrorist Attacks?; Could `The Sum of All Fears' Really Happen?

May 30, 2002

• Rescue Operation Goes From Bad to Worse; Is al Qaeda Targeting Commercial Airliners?

May 29, 2002

• FBI Tries to Move Into Age of Terrorism; Are Steroids Ruining Baseball?; How Do Air Marshals Make the Cut?

May 28, 2002

• Chandra Levy's Death was a Homicide; Growing Worries of Nuclear War Between India And Pakistan; Clean-Up at Ground Zero Comes to an End

May 27, 2002

• Poignant Moments on the First Memorial Day Since 9/11; What did the FBI Know and When did it Know it?; Search for Victims in Oklahoma Suspended

May 24, 2002

• The Beach: Americans Celebrate Memorial Day Weekend

May 23, 2002

• Live From Washington and California: Latest on Levy Investigation
• The Shift of Power: The Jim Jeffords Story

May 22, 2002

• Missing for Over a Year, Remains of Chandra Levy's Body Found

May 21, 2002

• Afghanistan; Are Terrorists Planning an Attack on Lady Liberty?; Battle in Afghanistan is Long from Over; Some U.S. Special Forces on a Very Special Mission

May 20, 2002

• Miami; Bush Denounces Castro; Cuban-Americans Applaud Bush's Decision; Cuban Dissidents Criticize

May 17, 2002

• Havana: Interview with Jimmy Carter; Interviews with a Castro Adviser and with a Cuban-American Representative; How Has Castro Stayed in Power So Long?

May 16, 2002

• Floods Threaten Mississippi and Missouri Valley; British Marines Aid U.S. Forces in Afghanistan

May 14, 2002

• Carter Visits a Biotech Lab; Is One of the World's Largest Cold War Rivalries About to Thaw?; Some Cubans Say Castro Has Improved Their Lives

May 13, 2002

• Carter Visits a Biotech Lab; Is One of the World's Largest Cold War Rivalries About to Thaw?; Some Cubans Say Castro Has Improved Their Lives

May 10, 2002

• Jerusalem: Church Standoff Comes to End

May 09, 2002

• Jerusalem: Palestinians Prepare for Israeli Strike

May 08, 2002

• Jerusalem: Agreement Reached in Bethlehem

May 07, 2002

• Skywalker Ranch: New "Stars Wars" Film to Debut in Two Weeks

May 06, 2002

• The Courthouse: Precautions Issued for Mailbox Bombs; Bottle Bomb in Maryland; Law to be Deposed

May 03, 2002

• Pakistan: Search for Osama bin Laden Continues

May 02, 2002

• Ramallah: Arafat's Next Step

May 01, 2002

• Paris: May Day, on a continent where much is different, but some old hatreds haven't changed, a presidential candidate is accused of bigotry, intolerance and some say anti-Semitism.

April 30, 2002

• Bethlehem: Partial Breakthrough at Church of Nativity

April 29, 2002

• Hollywood: Riots Remembered on 10th Anniversary; New Developments in Robert Blake Case

April 26, 2002

• Baghdad: Saddam's Next Move

April 25, 2002

• Texas White House: Middle East Meets Southwest, President Hosts Saudi Crown Prince; What's Crawford, Texas Like?

April 24, 2002

• Rome: Cardinals Consider Zero Tolerance Policy as Meetings Conclude

April 23, 2002

• Rome: Cardinals Meet to Remedy Sex Scandal in U.S. Catholic Church

April 22, 2002

• Rome: American Cardinals Gather at Vatican

April 19, 2002

• Jerusalem: Palestinians Sift Through Rubble in Jenin; Ramallah Standoff Continues

April 18, 2002

• The War Zone: Israelis Respond to Jenin Incident; Teenager Gives First-Hand Account of Bethlehem Standoff

April 16, 2002

• Jerusalem: Clock Ticks Away for Colin Powell; Standoff in Bethlehem Continues

April 15, 2002

• Jerusalem: Powell Goes to Lebanon and Will Again Meet With Sharon Tomorrow

April 14, 2002

• Jerusalem: Could Mideast Conflict Widen?; Powell Meets With Sharon, Arafat; Are U.S. Interests Affected by the Crisis?
• Jerusalem: Crisis in the Middle East

April 13, 2002

• Jerusalem: Powell's Search for Peace
• Jerusalem: Powell to Meet Arafat Tomorrow; Growing Defiance on Israeli Streets; Can Palestinians Rebuild Their Infrastructure?

April 12, 2002

• Jerusalem: Suicide Bombing Rocks Jerusalem Market; Colin Powell Postpones Meeting With Yasser Arafat

April 11, 2002

• Jerusalem: Colin Powell Arrives in Israel; Israeli Military Operations Continue

April 10, 2002

• Jerusalem: Deadly Message Sent by a Bomber on a Bus; Israel Claims They are Withdrawing; Powell on His Way

April 09, 2002

• Jerusalem: Israeli Soldiers Ambushed on West Bank; Secretary of State to Meet With Yasser Arafat

April 08, 2002

• Jerusalem: Fighting continues in the Middle East; Israel is beginning to withdraw from a couple of towns in the occupied territory; Children are Terrified of the Conflict

April 05, 2002

• Jerusalem: West Bank's Bloodiest Fight Takes Place; U.S. Envoy Finally Meets Palestinian Leader

April 04, 2002

• Jerusalem: U.S. Steps in During Middle East Crisis; Senseless Death Brings Chance in Life

April 03, 2002

• Jerusalem: Middle East Crisis Intensifies; Arab Anger Mounts

April 02, 2002

• Jerusalem: Israeli Forces Roll Into Bethlehem; Major Palestinian Headquarters in Ruins

April 01, 2002

• Jerusalem: Israeli Tanks and Troops Continue to Move on the West Bank

March 31, 2002

• Jerusalem: Middle East on the Brink

March 30, 2002

• Jerusalem: Suicide Bomber Strikes at Tel-Aviv Cafe; Great Britain's Queen Mother Dies

March 29, 2002

• Jerusalem: Israeli Troops Storm Arafat Compound; Suicide Bomber Strikes Israeli Supermarket

March 28, 2002

• Arafat Says Ready For Cease-Fire; Israel Mourns More Dead; Arab Leaders Offer Normal Relations

March 27, 2002

• First Night of Israeli Passover Celebration Marked by Brutal Terror Attack

March 25, 2002

• Afghanistan: The Lab Discovered in Southern Afghanistan; Afghan Community Terrorized by Taliban; Will Afghans See their Former King Again?

March 21, 2002

• Jerusalem: Latest Bombing Claimed by Arafat's Organization; Bush Increases Pressure on Arafat; Israeli, Palestinian Economies Pay the Price

March 20, 2002

• Afghanistan: British Troops Rushed to Country; Military Trials May Be Used to Try Detainees; How Stable Is Mazar-e Sharif?

March 19, 2002

• Afghanistan: Operation Anaconda is Over, What is the Final Body Count?; British Come to Afghanistan

March 14, 2002

• Jerusalem: Can Zinni Succeed in His Mission?; Israelis, Palestinians Speak Out on Prospects for Peace

March 13, 2002

• Afghanistan: Are Taliban and al Qaeda Fighters Still on the Loose?; Fighting Continues Between Palestinians and Israel

March 12, 2002

• Afghanistan: Anaconda, Day 12, End of the Beginning or Beginning of the End?

March 11, 2002

• Pentagon: Reconstruction Continues Six Months After Terror Attacks

March 07, 2002

• Afghanistan: Operation Anaconda Enters Seventh Day

March 06, 2002

• Afghanistan: Operation Anaconda to Dictate Outcome

March 05, 2002

• Afghanistan: U.S. Forces in Action in Eastern Afghanistan; al Qaeda Forces Remain in Parts of Country

March 04, 2002

• Afghanistan: A Deadly Day for U.S. Soldiers

February 28, 2002

• Afghanistan: Targeting Terrorists in Georgia, Philippines; Four-Year Drought Ends; Detainees in Camp X-Ray Go on Hunger Strike

February 27, 2002

• U.S. Troops Might Deploy to Georgia; U.S. Suspects Swiss Hitler Admirer Is Part of al Qaeda; Peacekeepers Begin Training New Afghan Army

February 26, 2002

• Jerusalem: New Violence, New Moves Toward Peace

February 25, 2002

• Afghanistan: Former Warlord Governs Law-Abiding City; Afghan Leader Visits Iran

February 21, 2002

• Pakistan: Daniel Pearl Believed to Be Dead

February 20, 2002

• Afghanistan: Joint Chiefs Chairman Visits Troops

February 19, 2002

• DMZ: President Bush to Visit Troops Along Demilitarized Zone

February 18, 2002

• Afghanistan: Was Firefight Real; Bush: No Apologies

February 15, 2002

• Afghanistan: Two Days of Violence Shake Kabul; More Detainees Arrive at Camp X-Ray; Is American Airlines Pilot Out for Revenge?

February 14, 2002

• Afghanistan: From a Firefight to Fighting a Fire; Where Is Daniel Pearl?; What Are U.S. Forces Doing in Yemen in Kenya?

February 13, 2002

• Pakistan: Search for Pearl Continues; President Musharraf Visits U.S.; India, Pakistan Continue to Face Off Along the Border

February 11, 2002

• Afghanistan: Military Operations Tainted With Controversy

February 08, 2002

• Yemen: A Crossroads of History and War Against Terrorism

February 07, 2002

• Winter Games: Unprecedented Security for Olympics

February 06, 2002

• Buckingham Palace: A Generation Gap of Royal Proportions

February 05, 2002

• Baghdad: Will Weapons Inspectors Return to Iraq?; What Happens After Saddam Hussein?

February 04, 2002

• Afghanistan: Investigation Into Special Forces Operation Underway; Detainee Transport To Resume

February 01, 2002

• Super Bowl: Rams Against Patriots Amid Unprecedented Security

• President Bush Continues Tour Through Battleground States; Entertainment News; Jamie Foxx Stars in "Ray," A Biopic of Ray Charles

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