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February 04, 2006

• Ferry Victims' Families Wait For News; Coretta Scott King Lies In Honor In Georgia Capital; Police Looking For Man Who Attacked Gay Bar Patrons; Iran Being Referred To U.N. Security Council; Investigations Into Iraq War Veteran Shooting Continue; Super Bowl Half Time
• Coretta Scott King To Lie In State At Georgia State House; Search Still On For Teen Who Attacked Inside Gay Bar; Man Finds Missing Wallet After 40 Years
• Coretta Scott King Lies In State In George Capitol Rotunda; Frustrated Families Await Word On Loved Ones In Ferry Disaster; Danish Embassy In Damascus Burns; Iran Referred To U.N. Security Council; Search Continues For Teen Who Assaulted Gay Bar Patrons; Upcoming Super Bowl Discussion; Joseph Lowery Interview
• Coretta Scott King First African-American Woman To Lie In State At Georgia Capitol; Joseph Lowery Interview; Iran To Stop Voluntary Inspections Of Nuclear Program; John McCain Discusses Iran; John Lewis Interview; 73 Die In Manila Stampede

January 28, 2006

• Hamas Leader Spells Out Intentions; Deadly Arctic Freeze; NFL Counts On Women; Violence Continues In Gaza; Hurricane Katrina Evacuees On Tight Deadline; Peace Workers On Videotape; Remembering Challenger; Child Abusers In Jail
• Fatah Member Protest In West Bank; Remembering Challenger; U.S. Ready For Tsunami?; R.V. Trend On The Rise
• Challenger Ceremony Underway; Thousands Of Palestinians Protest Hamas Win; Interview with John McCain; Wiretaps Legal Or Illegal?; Two FEMA Workers Arrested On Bribery Charges; President Bush Makes Stern Promises; In Davos, World Leaders Not Optimistic On Iran; Celebrities At World Economic Forum; Popularity Of Reality TV
• Hamas Victory Has World On Edge; Ceremony Honors Challenger Victims; Fatah Blame Leaders For Defeat In Palestinian Elections; Child Abusers Arrested; Controversial Kanye West; Improvements In Iraq; FEMA Employees Arrest On Bribery Charges; Advertising During The Super Bowl

January 21, 2006

• Miners Trapped Underground As Fire Spreads; Good News For Whale In Thames River; Residents Help Plan Louisiana Recovery; Jonathan Prince Still Running For Charity
• Rescuers Help Whale Stranded In River Thames; Most Valuable Football Franchises; More than 3,000 People Still Missing From Hurricane Katrina; Which Party Is Going To Clean Up Congress First?; Rescue Work For Trapped Miners Ongoing; Despite Osama Bin Laden's Threatening Audiotape, Threat Level Remains Unchanged; No Word On Jill Carroll's Fate;
• Search And Rescue For Miners Complicated By Fire; Whale Stranded In Thames Heading Out To Sea; FEMA Says Apartment Leases For Evacuees Should Continue; Bringing Back Art And Culture Of New Orleans; Stocks Fall, President Bush Touts Economic Bright Spots; No Change In Terror Alert Level After Osama Bin Laden Tape; Professor Thulani Davis Interview
• Fire Spreads In West Virginia Mine As Two Remain Trapped; No Word On Fate Of Jill Carroll; Whale On Barge, Heading Back Out To Sea; Bush Touts Economic Growth; Deadly Cold In Russia; New Orleans Gives Some People Seven Business Days To Retrieve Belongings Before Homes Torn Down; Nagin Discusses New Orleans; Loud Noise Takes Toll On Pilots' Hearing; Significance Of Two Al Qaeda Audiotapes

January 14, 2006

• Conflicted Reports On Whether Ayman al-Zawahiri Is Dead Or Not; Randal McCloy Remains In Coma; Democrats Threaten To Delay Alito Vote; "A Million Little Pieces" Back On Bestsellers List Thanks To Oprah; What Impact al-Zawahiri's Death May Have On War On Terror; Middle- Schooler On Life Support After Being Shot; Active Fire Season
• Ayman al-Zawahiri May Or May Not Be Dead; Publisher of "A Million Little Pieces Being Sued For Consumer Fraud;
• Conflicting Reports On Death Of Ayman al-Zawahiri; Boy Shot By SWAT Team On Life Support; Frustration Concerning New Orleans Rebuilding Plan; Bush Used Radio Message To Boast About Judge Samuel Alito; Why Stardust Mission Important; China Introduces Inexpensive Car
• Al-Zawahiri Dead Or Alive?; Florida Boy Shot By SWAT Officer Remains On Life Support; "A Million Little Pieces" Publisher To Be Sued For Fraud; Iran To Stay Course On Nuclear Program; Randal McCloy Remains In Coma; Coffee Benefits

January 07, 2006

• Sago Mine Recap; Ariel Sharon's Condition And Implications For The Middle East; Rose Bowl And Playoffs Analysis; Randal McCloy May Have Suffered Brain Damage; Sago Mine Investigation Starting; Keep New Year's Resolutions; Israelis Holding Vigil For Ariel Sharon; NSA May Not Have Had Legal Right To Spy On Americans; Year's Hot Jobs
• Randal McCloy Improving, Still In Critical Condition; Britain Closes Its Embassy In Jordan Due To Terrorist Threats; Israel Prays And Holds Vigils For Ariel Sharon; Computer Electronics Show Gadgets
• Ariel Sharon Undergoes Third Brain Scan, Still In Critical Condition; Funeral Services Tomorrow For Six Sago Mine Victims; Randal McCloy Improving; Interview with Senators Bayh and Bond; Simple Weight Loss
• Ariel Sharon News Conference; Updates On Randal McCloy; Fisherman Survive Boat Fire; Miscommunication In West Virginia Mining Disaster; New Electronic Gadgets

December 31, 2005

• World Prepares For New Year's Celebrations; President Bush Triest To Put Bad Year Behind Him
• Australia Celebrates New Year; Violence In Iraq Claims 7
• Firecrews in Texas, Oklahoma Contain Wildfires; Iraqi Baby Arrives In U.S. For Life-Saving Surgery
• Interview with NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly; A Look At Those Who Died in 2005
• Interview with David Cohen; Baby Noor to Get Second Chance with Surgery In Atlanta
• Countdowns Continue Across the Globe; Gifts for Soldiers; New Years Celebrations
• New Year's Celebrations; Unhappy Waiters; Farris Hassan's Journey; New Leak Investigation

December 24, 2005

• Communities Celebrate Christmas On Devastated Gulf Coast; Many People Doing Last-Minute Holiday Shopping; Military Man Gets Warm Homecoming; Controversy Over Wiretaps Continues; One Year After Tsunami, Recovery Continuing; "Left Behind" Series Wildly Popular
• Latest On Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit To Iraq; Bash Discusses Interview With Vice President Cheney About Bush Administration's Secret Domestic Spy Program; Tips On Shopping For Gadgets; Rumsfeld Speaks From Iraq
• Rumsfeld Speaks To Mosul Troops; FBI Monitoring Muslim-Related Sites For Weapon Materials Without Warrants; Claims FBI Has Also Been Conducting Surveillance On Activist Groups And Members; Heating Homes This Winter May Be Difficult
• Rumsfeld Speaks In Mosul; Cheney Believes He Got Big Issues Right In Iraq; Mark Marks Remembers Wife; American Soldiers Celebrate Christmas Overseas; Nelson Lebraun Interview; Post-Traumatic Stress Rampant After Tsunami; Jim Brickman Interview
• Controversy Surround Bush's Authority To Secretly Wiretap Americans; Man Videotapes Katrina's Wrath; Germany Releases Killer Of U.S. Navy Diver; Rebuilding Slow In Aceh; Governor Warner To Sign Order For New DNA Tests That Could Exonerate Executed Man; Another Bethlehem?

December 17, 2005

• Angry Protests at WTO Meeting In Hong Kong; U.S. Government Possibly Spying On U.S. Citizens Upsets Some; Interview With Author Darlene Mininni
• Protests Against World Trade Organization In Hong Kong; Controversy Over Revelation That President Bush OKed Spying On American Citizens; Superdome Worth Rebuilding?; What Happens After Iraq Ballots Are Counted Is Important
• WTO Meeting Protests In Hong Kong; Senate Patriot Act Proposals; Presidential Address Reaction; Is California Prepared For A Tsunami?; Chubby Zoo Penguins; Merry Christmas Campaign; Actor John Spencer Dies
• Police Cracking Down On WTO Protesters; Bush Makes Shocking Admissions; Inside the NSA; Who Could Be Next Iraqi Prime Minister; Tulane University Will Reopening; Robb Report Out With 21 Ultimate Gifts

December 10, 2005

• Midway Airport Crash Investigation Continues; Some Runways Too Short; Severe Weather In Northeast; Women Purchasing Power On The Rise; Kidnapped Egyptian Found Murdered
• More On Midway Airport Incident; Williams' Decision Tough For Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; Urban Sprawl A Big Concern; Congress Responds To BCS Controversy; Deadline Today For Hostages; Valerie Plame-Wilson Leaves CIA; Mohamed ElBaradei Wins Nobel Peace Prize; Merry Christmas Or Happy Holidays?; Simulation Of Bird Flu Pandemic
• Investigation Continues About Midway Airport Incident; Plane Catches Fire In Nigeria; Winter Storm In Northeast; Hostages In Iraq Face Deadline; Fights Between Houston Locals And Katrina Evacuees At School; Iran To Move Ahead With Uranium Enrichment; Kite Riot; Government Tests Bird Flu Preparedness; Good Holiday Technology Gifts; Gorillas Rate "King Kong"
• White Houses Attend Flu Simulation; Northeast Digs Out from Snow; Passenger Plane Crashes in Nigeria;

December 03, 2005

• New Orleans Facing Another Challenge; Avoid Holiday Debt; Animals Front And Center Online
• Leading Al Qaeda Member In Pakistan Captured; Psychologist Says He Can Tell When People Are Lying And How His Work Is Being Used In Homeland Security; Resident Allowed Back In Lower Ninth Ward; Reality TV Show Concerning Nursing Shortage; Epsilon Tracking Online; Face Transplant Raises Questions; Good Economy Hard Sell In Current Political Environment; Man Runs For Charity
• Al Qaeda Leader Reportedly Killed In Pakistan, Though No Body Recovered; Nagin Addresses Atlanta Evacuees; Eleven Iraqi Soldiers Killed; Allawi Wants To Run Iraq; Debate Over Tookie Williams' Execution
• Death Of A Senior al Qaeda Commander In Pakistan; Katrina Evacuees Prepare To Attend Town Hall Meeting With New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin; Debate Over "Tookie" Williams; Bodies Found May Be Those Of Murdered Kids; President Bush Wants Tougher Borders; Animals Rule Online

November 26, 2005

• Stores Have Big Sales; U.S. And Iraqis Kick Off Joint Operation; Cindy Sheehan In Crawford; Three Die On Thin Wisconsin Ice; U.S. Soldiers Face Punishment For Burning Bodies; Dead Bodies Into Diamonds; Betty Gives Back To Those In Poverty In Vietnam
• Beijing Earthquake Hits Rural Areas; Black Friday Competition; Athletes' Images Are Threatened By Controversies; Security Concerns May Further Delay Saddam Hussein's Trial; Promoting Literacy in Uganda; Operation Tigers Is Underway; Cindy Sheehan In Crawford; Child Volunteers
• Initial Indications Show Retail Success For Holidays; Saddam Hussein Trial May Be Delayed Over Security Concerns; Ice Accidents In Wisconsin Kill Three; Four Escape From Yakima County Jail; Cindy Sheehan Back In Crawford, Texas; Oakland Liquor Store Ruined By Men In Suits; Consumer Analyst Gives Holiday Shopping Tips; Holidays Can Give Plumbing Problems; CNN Volunteers Feed Hungry
• Holiday Shopping Chaos On Black Friday; U.S. And Iraqi Troops Kick Off Operation Tigers. J.K. Rowling's New Harry Potter Book A Sell-Out; New Games For The Christmas Season; Jose Padilla Charged With Terrorism; World's Ugliest Dog Dies

November 19, 2005

• Bush Refuses Early Withdrawal, Begins Three-Day Visit to China; Physician Downplays Fears Over Tamiflu Safety
• House Rejects Any Immediate Pullout from Iraq; Violence in Baghdad; Calmer Winds Help California Wildfire Situation
• Congress Controversy Over War in Iraq; Tropical Storm Gamma Nears Yucatan
• GOP Forces and Wins Vote on Keeping Troops in Iraq; New Orleans University Strikes Out On Plan for Reconstruction; Return of Students In January
• Bomber Attacks Funeral in Baghdad; Bush: No Early Withdrawal from Iraq; Katrina Victims Still Waiting for Insurance Payments; Children with Tourette's Live Difficult Lives
• FEMA to Stop Paying Hotel Bills for Hurricane Victims; FBI Unveils List of Top Ten Art Crimes
• More Politicians Criticize Bush Iraq Policy

November 12, 2005

• Latest On The Investigation Into The Suicide Bombings In Jordan; Secretary Of State Condoleezza Rice Makes Trip To Iraq; Latest Developments In Iraq; More Pirate Attacks; Higher Gas Prices Mean More Working From Home
• Al Qaeda In Iraq Responsible For Jordan Bombings; Consumers Wonder Why Fuel Prices High While Oil Company Profits Go Up; Future Of Terrell Owens
• Rice Expected To Add Jordan To Her itinerary; Disputes Over Details Of Al Qaeda Attack In Jordan; Bush Fights Back Against Critics Of His Iraq War Policy; New Energy May Help Reduce Gas Demand; Too Many Possible Flight Collisions On Runways; Legislators Trying to Boost Federal Telecommuting; New Videos Of North Korea Released; Armistice Day Riots Possible; Pirate Attacks Of Coast Of Somalia Becoming A Problem; New Bird Flu Developments In Thailand; American Teens Honored For Fighting Poverty;
• Kofi Annan Visits Baghdad; Increased Pirate Activity Off Coast Of Somalia; Author Craig Smith's Book Says Fuel Prices To Rise; Telecommuting Initiatives; Condoleezza Rice Popular; Counterfeit Goods In China

November 05, 2005

• Three Alleged Jihadists Arrested In Britain; Summit of the Americas Winds Down; Paris Riots Have Spread; Images Of Women In Hip Hop; An HIV Positive Runner Uses His Situation To Help Others; Death Row Inmate Escapes In Texas
• Search For Texas Death Row Inmate Continues; Operation Steel Curtain Launched In Iraq; Paris Riots Spread; Summit Of The Americas Winds Down; Cruise Line Off Somalia Attacked By Pirates
• France Tourists Warned Of Violence; Summit Of The Americas Winds Down; Operation Steel Curtain Launched In Iraq; Three Arrested Possible Terror Plot; Death Row Escapee In Texas; Las Vegas Mayor Wants Thumbs Of Graffiti Artists Cut Off; Teen Share Katrina Video Diary; Elmo Arrested
• U.S. Iraqi Forces Engaged In Urban Combat with Insurgents; Bush Wraps Up Summit Of Americas In Argentina Amid Violent Protests; France Issues Warnings To American Tourists Due To Riots; Two New Bird Flu Cases In Indonesia; Pakistani Rape Victim Speaks Out And Is Honored;

October 29, 2005

• Libby's Lawyer Hints At A Defense; AWOL Cops In New Orleans Lose Their Jobs; Indian Train Derails; Sheryl Swoopes Admits She Is Gay; Rove Escapes Charges But Investigation Continues; Homeless Pets Foundation Helping Animals Affected By Katrina; Parts Of Florida Still Without Power After Hurricane Wilma; After Harriet Miers' Resignation, A New Pick Soon
• A Series Of Explosions Rock New Delhi; White House Still Vulnerable After Libby Indictment; Floridians Seek Aid
• Series Of Explosions Rip Through New Delhi; Special Counsel Investigation Still Plaguing White House; Manager Bobby Cox Helps Animals; Comedy And Harriet Miers; Hurricane Beta Hits Nicaragua and Honduras
• White House Fallout; New Delhi Blasts; Power Still Out In Florida; Capital Gains & Losses; Separate Explosions Occur in New Delhi; Florida Recovers From Wilma

October 22, 2005

• Cancun Hit By Wilma; South Florida Prepares for Wilma; Horrow Discusses World Series And Sports Business News; FEMA Putting Together Wilma Response; Tom DeLay's Indictment Discussed; 16-year-old Boy Charged With Murder;
• Wilma Hit Mexico; Bush White House Troubles; Pamela Vitale's Killer Will Be Treated As An Adult; Government Not Taking Chances With Wilma; Betty Nguyen Goes To Vietnam
• Residents Of Florida Await Wilma; Wilma Slams Mexico; Son Of Hariri Wants Killers Brought To Justice; Judith Miller May Have Misled Colleagues; Officials Try To Identify Man Frozen In Glacier; National Hurricane Center Wilma Briefing
• Wilma Hits Yucatan Peninsula Hard; Judith Miller May Have Been Misleading; Syria Linked To Killing Of Hariri; Tips To Save On Heating Costs

October 15, 2005

• Iraqi Election Will Determine Whether Constitution Is Approved; Satellite Images Of Hurricane And Earthquake Regions Available To Public; Constitution Approval May Affect U.S. Troops
• Historic Voting Winding Down In Iraq; Election Could Impact Timeline For Troops; What The Iraqi Vote Might Mean For Women
• Polls Close In Iraq; Gunfire Heard As Polls Close; Vote Could Affect U.S. Troops; Sunnis, Shia And Kurds Vote On Constitution; Women's Rights Issues Discussed In Iraq
• Votes Being Counted In Iraq; U.S. Hopes Vote Will Pave Way For Troop Withdrawal; Draft Constitution Largely Opposed By Sunni Arabs; Flooding in New Hampshire and New Jersey; Million More March In Washington; Voting Ends in Iraq on Constitution

October 08, 2005

• Major Earthquake Hits Pakistan, India, Afghanistan; Bill Nye Discusses Plate Tectonics; Pakistani Prime Minister Speaks
• News; International
• Strongest Earthquake In A Century Devastates South Asia; New York City Commuters On Edge After False Alarms; National Hockey League Will Air On OLN, Bird Flu Could Be A Serious Threat; Progress Report On Hurricanes Katrina and Rita; Conservatives Show Concern Over Miers
• Earthquake Hits South Asia; New Poll on Bush's Approval Ratings; Karl Rove Testifies For Fourth Time; Casinos May Help Louisiana Economy; Subway Threats In New York City; Levee System Being Rebuilt After Hurricane Katrina

October 01, 2005

• Southern California wildfires continue; U.S. launches a new offensive in Iraq; Rebuilding New Orleans; Group of men murdered in Georgia; Bill Bennett's controversial statements; Blasts in Bali; Taiwan prepares for typhoon; Disaster drill in Bethesda
• A series of blasts in Bali kills at least 19; U.S. launches a new offensive in western Iraq; New Orleans continues to rebuild after hurricanes; A new caffeine drink marketed to young children; Giant squid is photographed
• Bombings in Bali; Operation Iron Fist in Iraq; New Orleans Residents Still Returning; California Wildfires 40 Percent Contained; Bush Address Concerns about Iraqi Troops; Group Strives to Find Homes for Animals Stranded in Hurricane; Officials Worried about Avian Flu; Tracking the Storm Trackers; Typhoon Bound for Taiwan; Giant squid photographed
• Evacuees return to New Orleans; California fires being contained; A series of explosions in Bali; Judith Miller released from prison; Bill Bennett makes controversial comments; Constance Baker Motley passes away

September 17, 2005

• Cleanup From Hurricane Katrina; Charges Against St. Rita's Nursing Home; Aftermath For Children From Hurricane Katrina; Update On Ophelia
• Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina; Domestic And Wild Animals Problematic in New Orleans; Sesame Street Helps Kids Cope; Man Delivered Eviction Notice After Taking In Evacuees
• Cleaning Up New Orleans; Reuniting Families In the Aftermath of Katrina; Mississippi Attorney General Files Suits Against Insurance Companies
• Reuniting Families After Hurricane Katrina; Path of Hurricane Ophelia; Cost To Rebuild New Orleans; Prince Apologizes For Remarks; Robots Built For Human Tasks; Author Aron Ralston
• Missing Kids After Katrina; How To Fund Katrina Aid; Holland Levee System; Opelia Continues And New Tropical Depression Forms; Animals In Bad COnditions After Katrina; Iran Will Continue Nuclear Program; California In Case of Another Earthquake; Business Returns to New Orleans; Legal Mess In Areas Affected By Katrina

August 27, 2005

• Katrina's Second Strike; Oil Prices
• Flooding in Europe; Katrina's Second Round
• Franken Answers Questions; Katrina's Second Strike; Pro-Bush Rallies in Crawford
• Hurrican Katrina; Sports Endorcements

August 20, 2005

• Gas Prices Hit Record High; Sen. Reid Recovers; Water Park Sickens
• Missing Woman Found; Sen. Reid Recovering; Cindy Sheehan Leaves Texas; Hundreds Ill From Water Park
• Reid Recovers; Space Shuttle Discovery On Top Of 747; Strike at Northwest Airlines

August 13, 2005

• America's Southern Border Issue; Attacks Continue in Iraq; Jewish Settlers On the Move
• 9-11 Rescue Tapes Released; Settlers To Leave Gaza
• Settlers Leave Gaza; Anti-War Protest Continues In Crawford

August 06, 2005

• Russian Sub Still Trapped; Discovery Preparing To Come Home
• Inteview with Steven Walker; Russian Sub Running Out of Air; Discovery Set to Return Home;
• Rescue Effort Under Way in Russia; Shuttle Discovery, International Space Station Go Separate Ways
• Plane Crashes Off Coast of Sicily

July 30, 2005

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July 23, 2005

• False Alarm in London; Car Bombs Rock Egypt
• New York COmmunters React to New Policy; Bombers Strike Egypt; Rice Meets with Palestinian Leaders

July 16, 2005

• Is Harry Potter Evil; New Details In Rove Case; London Investigation Continues; Hurricane Emily Approaches
• New Harry Potter Book Out; Hurricane Emily Approaches; London Investigation Heads to U.S.
• New Details in Rove Controversy; Investigations Continue into London Terror Bombings

July 09, 2005

• Hurricane Dennis Reaches Category Two Status; London Begins Invesitgation;
• Hurricane Dennis Heading For U.S., London in Recovery Mode

July 02, 2005

• Live 8 Hits the World; Justice O'Connor Retires; Luther Vandross Dies;
• Live 8 in City of Brotherly Love; Justice O'Connor Set to Retire;

June 25, 2005

• Three Boys Found Dead In Trunk Of Car; Attack In Iraq Deadliest For Women In U.S. History
• Tehran Mayor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Declared Winner In Iranian Presidential Run-off; Five Suspects In Natalee Holloway Case Go Before Judge Today
• Taiwan Bans U.S. Beef; Billy Graham Speaks In New York For His Last Crusade

June 18, 2005

• Millions of Visas and MasterCards Stolen in Security Breach; Operation Spear is Latest U.S. Offensive in Iraq; New Suspect in Holloway Case; Teen Pregnancy in Pop Culture
• Security Breach Leaves 40 Million+ Vulnerable; Operation Dagger is Latest U.S. Offensive in Iraq; Downing Street Memo Raises Questions about Iraq; Life or Death for Marcus Wesson; Three-way Tie Going into Third Round at U.S. Open.

June 11, 2005

• Suspects Confesses Killing Natalee Holloway; Tropical Storm Arlene Gains Strength
• Confession in Natalee Holloway Case; Tropical Storm Arlene Gains Strength
• Arlene Approaches Gulf Coast; Mad Cow Concerns; Confession in Natalee Holloway Case
• Suspect Confesses to Killing Teen in Aruba; Arlene's Rains Drench Florida Panhandle

June 04, 2005

• Mishandling of Koran at Guantanamo Bay; Alabama teenager missing in Aruba; Soccer superstar David Beckham in America; Update on the Michael Jackson trial.
• Summer Movies; Aruba Missing Person Case; Koran Desecration

May 28, 2005

• West Point Graduates Face Even Greater Challenges After Commencement; Murder Suspect in Atlanta Removed from Crane After 57 Hours; Michael Jackson's Defense Rests as Trial Nears End; Memorial Day Events in the Nation's Capital; The Housing Market Offers Uncertain Investments
• West Point Graduation Ceremony with General Richard Myers; Atlanta Suspect Retrieved from Crane After 57-hour Standoff; Housing Market Analysis

May 21, 2005

• Images of Saddam Hussein in British Tabloid Spark Controversy; New Video Released of Missing Shasta Groene in Idaho; "Legal Briefs". New Research on Women's Diets; A Look at Big Tennis
• New Video of Missing 8-year-old Shasta Groene; Trouble Brewing Over Invasive Hussein Photos; A Look at the Triple Crown as Race Two Approaches

May 14, 2005

• Major al Qaeda Operative Killed in U.S. Drone Attack; Search for Girl in Child Porn Ring Ends Succesfully; A Deadly and Dramatic Rise in Violence in Uzbekistan; Communities Trying to Save Military Bases from Pentagon Axe; Scottish Businessman Cools Off for Nine Months in Alaska
• Number Three Al-Qaeda Leader Killed on Afghan/Pakistani Border; Child Pornography Victim Found

May 07, 2005

• North Korean Nuclear Test or Ruse?; Bush, Baltic Leaders Show Unity; Atlanta Trial Murder Cold-Cases Reopened; A Look Back at World War II on 60th Anniversary
• Georgia Serial Killer Cold Case Reopened; Bush Rhetoric Sends Message of Democracy to Putin; Darfur Region of Sudan Faces Rainy Season and Greater Challenges on Suffering Population

April 30, 2005

• Missing Bride-to-Be a Case of Cold Feet
• Missing Bride-to-Be Found in New Mexico
• Missing Bride Alive: Cold Feet
• Missing Georgia Woman Located
• Missing Georgia Woman Staged Own Disappearance
• Bride-to-Be Staged Own Disappearance After Getting Cold Feet

April 23, 2005

• Pope Benedict XVI Meets with Journalists. Federal prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Zacarias Moussiaou. In Texas, legislation would ban non-traditional, homosexual foster parents. U.S. Army Investigation Clears Ricardo Sanchez of Abu Ghraib Allegations. President Bush Picks Brother Jeb to Lead U.S. Delegation to Pope's Inauguration Mass. Sarah Lunde Memorial Service in Florida. 41 Wounded or Killed in Recent Car Bombing Attacks in Iraq. Winning Megamillion ticket worth $205 million claimed in Michigan. Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Back in Power.

April 16, 2005

• Latest Developments in Pope Selection. U.S. Officials Work for the Release of Hostage Ake without Negotiations. Search for Missing Florida Girl Sarah Lunde Focuses on Beer Bottle. New Airspace Security System in Washington, D.C.; Accuser's Mother in Michael Jackson Trial Pleads Fifth on Fraud Charges
• Mark Lunsford Helps Search for Another Missing Florida Girl; Smoke Signals from the Vatican; Viewers Weigh In: Should US Negotiate With Terrorists for Hostages?

April 02, 2005

• Developing Story: The Life of Pope John Paul II as it Nears End
• Special Edition: Pope John Paul II
• Special Edition: Pope John Paul II

March 26, 2005

• Another Ruling Against Schindlers in Terri Schiavo Case; Seven US Soldiers Killed in Three Separate Incidents; Protests in Taipei; Update on John Couey Trial;

March 19, 2005

• Battle over Terri Schiavo Goes to Congress; Mark Lunsford Speaks to Press After Suspect Confesses to Murder; Dr. Michael Gurian Discusses Gender and the Brain
• Latest Developments in the Jessica Lunsford Case as Search for Body Continues. A Look Back at the War in Iraq on the Two-Year Anniversary of Invasion.

March 05, 2005

• Legal Analyst with attorney's Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Lebanon Troops Surround Syrian Intelligence Building; Giuliana Sgrena is back in Italy
• Martha Stewart Begins House Arrest; Sgrena Back in Rome

February 26, 2005

• Marines Mount Insurgent Rooting Sweep in al Anbar Province; Are Cops Closing in on the BTK Serial Killer?
• Nine-year-old Jessica Lunsford Missing in Florida; New Developments in BTK Killer Case
• Wichita Authorities will make a Major Announcement in BTK Killings; The latest on Missing Florida Girl

February 19, 2005

• Interviews with Lisa Van Syckel, Veronica De La Cruz
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Former U.S. Presidents Visit Thailand

February 12, 2005

• North Korea Press Urges People to United Against U.S.; 17 Killed in Iraq Insurgent Attack
• Legal Briefs with Attorney's Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez- Taseff
• A reports on Hoax Involving a Baby Allegedly Thrown From Car; A Look at Daytona 500

February 05, 2005

• Report on Horrific Case of Child Abuse In Florida; A look at Popularity of the Super Bowl
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Rescue and Recovery Team is Being Airlifted to Site Near Kabul Where Plane Crashed; A look at Super Bowl Security

January 29, 2005

• More Explosions Lead Up to Iraqi Election Tomorrow
• Novak Zone: A Look at up Coming Elections in Iraq
• Legal Briefs with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair

January 22, 2005

• Interview with Legal Experts Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez- Tassef
• Ahmed Chalabi To Be Arrested Today On Bank Fraud; Blizzard Leaves Midwest, Heads Towards Pennsylvania, New York
• President Bush Begins Second Term; Omaha Couple Freezes To Death Despite Desperate 911 Call

January 15, 2005

• An interview with Paul Wolfowitz
• Interview With Attorney's Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Tassef

January 08, 2005

• Palestinians Ready For Elections
• Records Show Armstrong Williams Accepted Money to Promote President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act

January 01, 2005

• Japan Offers $500 Million In Aid To Southern Asia; Panel Discusses Best/Worst Trials This Year
• Housecall with Sanjay Gupta
• Tsunami Survivor Stories
• Special Report: Tsunami Aftermath
• Best of 'Novak Zone'; Interview With Jack Hanna
• Tsunami Aftermath Coverage; Robert Novak's Year in Review

December 25, 2004

• Pope John Paul II Delivers Annual Christmas Message; Ukrainian Presidential Candidates Campaign Down to the Wire
• Christmas in Ramadi; Professional Sports in 2005
• Soldiers Reunited With Loved Ones

December 18, 2004

• Pregnant Woman Murdred, Baby Stolen from Womb; Celebrex may Increase the Risk of Heart Attacks
• Legal Briefs with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Novak Zone: Interview with Surgeon General, Richard Carmona

December 11, 2004

• A Report on Bernard Kerik's decision to withdrawal; A report on Alleged Mistreatment of a U.S. Soldier
• Legal Briefs with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Bernard Kerik has Withdrawn Himself From Consideration; Is the New Intelligence Bill to Far Reaching

December 04, 2004

• 15 Dead in Baghdad Bombings; MLB Steroid Scandal Grows
• 16 Dead, 38 Wounded in Twin Baghdad Car Bombing; Musharraf Pays Visit to Bush
• Bush, Musharraf Talk Terror War; Baghdad Blast at Green Zone Checkpoint

November 27, 2004

• A look at Search for Osama bin Laden in the Northwest Frontier Provinces of Pakistan; An Update on Latest News from Kiev, Where Protests Rage Against What Many Consider a Fraudulent Election
• Legal Briefs with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff

November 20, 2004

• Legal Analysis with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Tassef; Interview with Cal Ripken Jr.
• Novak Zone: Interview with Entertainer Ben Stein

November 13, 2004

• An Analysis of Guilty Verdict in Scott Peterson Trial. Live Reports on U.S. Offensive in Falluja.
• A look at Offensive in Falluja; Legal Analysis of Scott Peterson Trial
• Interview with George Mitchell; Novak Zone: Interview with Tom Sherlock

November 06, 2004

• Interview with Lida Rodriguez Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Insurgents Strike Back in Iraq
• Speculation of Cabinet Changes in President Bush's Second Term; A report on the latest fighting in Iraq

October 30, 2004

• A New Video Tape from Osama bin Laden; A look at the Presidential Campaigns of President Bush, Senator Kerry
• Bush: Bin Laden Can Not Intimidate Voters; Kerry Makes Case on Security

October 23, 2004

• A look at the Latest Developments in the 2004 Presidential Election; Earthquakes Rock Japan Leaving Four Dead
• Legal Brief's with Lida Rodriguez Taseff, Nelda Blair look at Martha Stewart's and Scott Peterson's cases
• A Look at 2004 Presidential Polls; Novak Zone Talks About Swing States

October 16, 2004

• Nuclear Material Lost in Iraq; Troops in Iraqi Disobey Orders
• A Report On Latest Violence in Iraq. A Live Report From on the Road With The Kerry Campaign
• Interview with Jimmy Dean

October 09, 2004

• A Live Reports the Latest on Afghan Election; A Recap of Last Night's Debate
• Both Candidates Strayed from Facts in Debate; Legal Briefs: Scott Peterson
• A look at Presidential Debate; Questions Are Raised in Afghanistan Election

October 02, 2004

• Mount St. Helens Erupts; Legal Briefs: Kobe Bryant, Martha Stewart, John Ashcroft
• Scientists Say There Could be More Eruptions at Mount St. Helens; Just How Safe are Prescription Drugs?
• Anti-War Protesters March on Washington; Tony Blair Hospitalized For Heart Operation

September 25, 2004

• Hurricane Jeanne is Ready to Strike Florida
• Interview with Attorneys Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Novak Zone: Interview with Chef Roland Mesnier

September 18, 2004

• A Report on Damage From Hurricane Ivan; A Look at Career of Barry Bonds
• An interview with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Novak Zone: An interview with Director of the National Museum of the American Indian, Rick West

September 11, 2004

• A Damage Assessment After Hurricane Ivan Rips Through Jamaica; Ceremony at Ground Zero to Begin Shortly
• Interviews with David Dimarco, Michael Bloomberg

September 04, 2004

• A look at Hurricane Frances Waiting of South Central Florida's Coastline; A discussion on Bill Clinton's Surgery
• Hurricane Frances nearly the Size of Texas
• A Report Live From Florida on Hurricane Frances. Thom Nulty Examines Impact of Hurricane Frances on Holiday Travel
• Continued Reporting on Hurricane Francis; Russian President Putin Says Will get Tougher on Terror
• Hurricane Frances Lumbers Slowly Towards Coastline
• Category 2 Frances Churns Toward Florida
• Florida Braces for Impact of Hurricane Frances; Largest Evacuation in Florida's History

August 28, 2004

• Legal Analyst with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Tassef
• A spy for Israel works as an analyst at the Pentagon? A Preview of Lineup at the Republican National Convention
• Israeli Denies Spy Allegations; Novak Zone: A Look at GOP Convention

August 21, 2004

• Legal analyst with Nelda Blair and Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Latest Developments in fighting Between U.S. and Iraqi Government Forces, and Muqtada al-Sadr; A Look at Cleanup Efforts in Areas of Florida Ravaged by Hurricane Charley
• People in Central Florida Still Cleaning up After Hurricane Charley; Novak Zone: Interview with Frank Taylor discussing Haiti

August 07, 2004

• Interview with Iraqi Translator who Caputred Saddam; Heavy fighting in Iraqi City of Nasiriyah
• Legal Analyst of Kobe Bryant's Trial
• Interview with Iraqi Translator who Caputred Saddam; Heavy fighting in Iraqi City of Nafaj(corrected headline)
• U.S. Military Fights Major Battles in Najaf; Novak Zone: Interview with Jack W. Germond

July 31, 2004

• How Effective was the Democratic National Convention?
• Interview with Rodriguez-Tassef, Nelda Blair
• Novak Zone: Interview with Museum of American History Curators Larry Bird and Harry Rubenstein

July 24, 2004

• Bomb Rips Through School Bus in Karachi, Pakistan; U.S. Marine Dies in Iraq
• Boston Prepares for Democratic Convention; Will 9/11 Commission Recommendations Be Adopted?
• Boston Prepares for Democratic Convention; Congress to Hold Hearings on 9/11 Commission Report in August

July 17, 2004

• Wildfires Ravage Carson City, Nevada; Martha Speaks Out About Her Jail Sentence
• Sex and Espionage; A Look at Martha Stewart's Sentencing
• Arafat Reject's Prime Minister's Resignation; White House Upset Over Phillipines Decision to Withdraw Troops

July 10, 2004

• Filipino threatened With Beheading; Congressional Report Slams WMD Intelligence
• What is U.S. Marine Wassef Hassoun's Story?
• Novak Zone: A look at John Kerry and John Edward Ticket; A big Spat in Texas over Condom Use Being Taught in Schools

July 03, 2004

• Bush Says Job Numbers Show Steady Growth; Serial Child Molester Captured in Guatemala; Legal Briefs: Legal Rights for Detainees, Jurors Asking Questions
• Novak Zone: Interview with Rafael Palmeiro; Worker at Meat Processing Plant Kills Co-Workers
• Saddam Hussein In Court

June 26, 2004

• Protests in Ireland; Legal Roundtable
• Terror Leader Narrowly Escapes U.S. Attack; Bush Asks Europeans to Forgive Iraqi Debt; Law Firm Sets up Trust Fund for Afghan Boy
• Bush to Meet With E.U. Leaders; Cheney Uses f-Word
• South Korea Begins Three Days of Mourning; Bush to Head for Ankara, Turkey

June 19, 2004

• A look at Fire Fight that Killed al Qaeda Leader in Saudi Arabia
• A look at legal cases of Kobe Bryant, Michael Jackson
• A look at recent events in Saudi Arabia

June 12, 2004

• A Live Report on the Burial of President Ronald Reagan; A look back at the Life and Legacy of Soul Singer Ray Charles
• A look at Terry Nichols' trial
• Novak Zone: A Reflection on the Life of Ronald Reagan

June 05, 2004

• President Bush Visit European Allies to Discuss Iraq
• Bush to Meet with Chirac; Normandy Thanks Liberators on D-Day Anniversary
• Why did George Tenet Really Resign? Will Smarty Jones win the Triple Crown?

May 29, 2004

• A look at Latest News About attack in Khobar, Saudi Arabia; A look Back on World War II with one of its Veterans
• Inter view with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair

May 22, 2004

• A look at Ahmad Chalabi
• Novak Zone: Interview with Placido Domingo
• Interview with Pam Bethel, Josh Briskin

May 15, 2004

• Hunter-Gault Reflects at Previous Racial Barriers in College for Blacks; A look at Varied Accounts of Prison Abuse Scandal by Those Involved
• Novak Zone: Novak is Sky Diving at Air Show; A look at how Oil Prices are Effected by Attacks
• Interview with Attorneys Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair

May 08, 2004

• A look at Tom Hamill
• Donald Rumsfeld Says More to Come in Iraqi Prison Abuse Scandal
• Interview with Nelda Blair and Rodriguez-Taseff

May 01, 2004

• Reaction in Iraq to Pictures of U.S. Soldiers Mistreating Iraqi Prisoners
• Legal Briefs with Lida Rodriguez-Tassef, Nelda Blair
• Novak Zone: Interview With Fran Mainella, Director of National Park Service

April 24, 2004

• A look at Casualty Numbers in Iraq; A look at ex-NFL, Ranger Pat Tillman's Death
• Legal Briefs with Lida Rodriguez-Tassef, Nelda Blair
• Novak Zone: Interview with Marvin Hamlisch; A look at Violence in Iraq

April 17, 2004

• Legal Round Table: Released Child Molester, Detainees' Supreme Court Case
• Interview with Mike O'Brien; A look at Situation in Iraq
• Interview with former Hostage Terry Anderson

April 10, 2004

• Coalition Troops Halt Offensive in Iraq
• Two Soldiers and Civillian Contractors Missing After Attack
• Novak Zone: Interview with Rick Atkinson

April 03, 2004

• "Weekend House Call": Sleep, or Lack of It, Impacts Health
• Anti American Demonstration Expected in Iraq; A look at Latest Developments of 9/11 Commission
• A look at Tyco, Martha Stewart Trials by Panel
• Novak Zone: A look at Condi Rice, 9/11 Commission
• Novak Zone: A look at Condi Rice, 9/11 Commission

March 27, 2004

• Is the 9/11 Commission non-partisan?
• Novak Zone: A look at how Haiti is down post-Aristide
• Legal Briefs with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair; 9/11 Commission Findings Still Political Hot Potato
• "Weekend House Call"

March 20, 2004

• 100 Suspected Terrorist al Qaeda Fighters Captured
• Pakistani Military Cracks Down on Al Qaeda
• Novak Zone: NCAA Tournament Analyst; Pakistani Troops Keep Pressure up Along it's Border with Afghanistan
• "Weekend House Call": Interview with Dr. Andrew Weil

March 13, 2004

• Nine Found Murdered in Fresno House; Spanish Bombings Could Influence Upcoming Elections; Utah Mother Charged with Murder
• Father Kills His 7 Children; A Look at Terrorist Attack in Madrid and U.S. Vulnerability to Similar Attack
• Weekend House Call: Infertile Couples Seek High Tech Solutions
• Man Accused of Killing 9 Believed to be His Children; "Novak Zone"

March 06, 2004

• Martha Stewart's Attorney Plans to Appeal; Mexican President Visits with Bush in Texas; Legal Round Table Weighs in on Martha Stewart, Scott Peterson
• Weekend House Call: Iraq's Health System in Tatters, Struggles Towards Recovery
• Martha's Found Guilty on All Charges; A Hitch in Iraqi Constitution
• Novak Zone: Interview with Armstong Williams; Martha Stewart Likely to Face Jail Time

February 28, 2004

• Going from Bad to Worse in Haiti; Six Nation to Yields Little Progress with North Korea
• A look at todays Weather; Chaos in Haiti's Capital City
• Anarchy in Haiti with Police Nowhere in Sight

February 21, 2004

• Winning Lottery Ticket Won by Single Person
• A look at Democratic Presidential Race
• Portion of West Bank Barrier will be Torn Down
• Interview with Nada Doumani
• Interview with Nelda Blar, Lida Rodriquez-Taseff
• Novak Zone
• Red Cross Gets a Look at Saddam Hussein
• International Delgation Hope to Make Progress in Haiti
• Interview with Gideon Yago

February 14, 2004

• Interview with Allan Pease, Barbara Pease
• White House Release Hundreds of Documents About President Bush's Military Service
• Interview with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Iraqi Insurgents Attack Government Buildings Including Police Station
• President Bush Will Meet Privately With 9/11 Commission
• Intervie with Samer Shehata
• Iraqi Insurgents Storm Police Station, Free Prisoners
• Novak Zone
• Interview with David Basham
• A Look at How Chocolate Can Keep You Feeling Fit
• Weekend House Call

February 07, 2004

• Israeli Apache Helicopter Kills Boy, Wounds 10 in Attack on Islamic Jihad Bodyguards
• A Fallen Soldier Family fights for His Citizenship
• Interview with John McCain
• Americans Abroad Takiing Keen Interest in Democratic Candidates
• Weekend House Call
• Interview with Keith Boykin, Joshua Baker
• Islamic Jihad Bodyguard Dies of Wounds from Israeli Missle Strike
• Hearing Scheduled For Kidnapper of Carlie Brucia
• Novak Zone
• Group of Seven Economic Summit Wraps Up Today
• Interview with Wayne Kramer

January 31, 2004

• A look at Muslims Pilgrimage to Mecca
• A look at Unique Training for Soldiers Headed to Iraq
• Interview with Courtney Brennan, Noah Rhodes
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• Police in St. Louis Looking for "The Clown Bandit"
• A look at Longest Prison Hostage Crisis in U.S. History
• Weekend House Call
• Interview with Lida Rodrieguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Three U.S. Soldiers Killed in Kirkuk
• British Airways Cancels Flights Amid Security Concerns
• The Novak Zone
• Hostage Standoff at Arizona Prison Enters Day 14
• Tax Tips
• Weekend House Call

January 24, 2004

• Millions Miss Bob Keeshan "Captain Kangaroo"
• Interview with Kevin Landrigan
• A look at New Hampshire Primary
• Interview with Shoshana Johnson
• "Weekend House Call"
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Intense Final Weekend Before New Hampshire Primary
• Two Americans have been Killed in Fallujah
• Interview with Stephen Gough
• New Hampshire Democratic Primary Heating Up
• Interview with E. Jean Carroll
• Novak Zone
• Interview with Roger Simmermaker

January 10, 2004

• Survey Say Scott Peterson Cannot Recieve Fair Trial in Modesto
• Interview with Suzanne Kantra
• Georgia Mother Reunited with Children
• Virtually no New Jobs Were Created Last Month in U.S.
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Saddam Declared a POW
• Interview with Author David Baron
• Homecoming for Several Hundred Members of Army's 101st
• Interview with Suzanne Kantra
• "Weekend House Call"
• "Novak Zone"
• Interview with top Figure Skaters

January 03, 2004

• Egyptian Plane Crashes on Shore
• Interview with Rafi Ron
• Should People Worry About Eating Beef?
• Life Goes on in City of Bam in Iran
• Steve Irwin in Trouble
• Flights Canceled, Delayed for Fear of Terrorism
• A Look at What's on Bush Plate While Returning from Vacation
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Tassef
• 148 People Aboard Plane Crash Bound for Cairo
• An Explosion Rocks Baghdad
• More British Airlines Flights Have Been Canceled
• Interview with Fibiro Carr
• Interview with Jacquelyn Serwer

December 27, 2003

• Interview with Journalist Shirzad Bozorghmehr
• Another attack in Baghdad Possibly Leaves a Large Casualties
• A look at Scope of Deadly Earthquake in Iran
• A Look at Security Measures that Canceled Air France Flights
• Interview with Dr. Richard Friedman
• About 30 Coalition Casualties Reported in Iraq
• Interview with Dennis Harris
• Iran is Reeling From Major Earthquake
• Orange Terror Level Will Remain for Rest of Holiday Season
• Interview with Caroline Smith Dewaal
• Interview with Andrea Prasse
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• "Weekend House Call": Best Questions Of 2003

December 20, 2003

December 13, 2003

• Interview with Neal Pukett
• Interview with Michael Fremer
• Can Face Recognition Technology Help Catch Terrorist
• A Scramble to Get Flu Shots
• Interview with Lida Rodriquez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Casualties Continue to Mount in Iraq
• Weekend House Call
• Interview with Anie Kalayjian
• New Halliburton Controversy on Iraq Contracts
• Flu Shots Are Scarce in Many States
• Interview with Julie Scardina
• Novak Zone
• Interview with Captain Dave Rozelle

December 06, 2003

• Winter Storm Blasts Northeast
• Interview With Olivia Barker
• Snow Blankets Boston
• Rumsfeld Visits Iraq
• Interview With Don Clark
• Interview With Rally Caparas
• Ohio Police Continue to Investigate String of Shootings
• Storm Hits Northeast
• Interview With Tom Cruise
• Legal Briefs
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With Bob Dole
• Interview With William Schaffner
• Weekend House Call

November 29, 2003

• How Much Impact Did President Bush, Senator's Clinton and Reed's Visit in Iraq Have?
• Interview with Donna Levalley
• Turkish Police Arrest Suspect in Bombings
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodrigquez-Taseff
• Man in Turkey in Custody Suspected to be Involved in Terrorist Attacks
• Interview with Alyssa Milano
• Novak Zone: Interview with Tommy Boggs
• "Weekend House Call"

November 22, 2003

• Interview with Terence Samuel
• Interview with Deborah and Gerald Strober
• Interview with Nancy Hudson, Dave Camp
• Warnings of new Al Qaeda Attacks on Americans
• Interview with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Two Separate Suicie Car Bomb Attacks Leave Dozens of Iraqi's Dead
• Funeral Services Today in Istanbul for Bombing Victims
• Demonstrators Demand Resignation of President of Georgia
• Weekend House Call
• Today is 40th Anniversary of JFK's Assassinated
• Investigation into Deadly Bombings on Jewish and British Targets in Turkey
• Interview with Judge Reinhold
• Novak Zone: Interview with Tom Brokaw

November 15, 2003

• Interview with Calvin Johnson
• Interview with Bennett Weiner
• Interview with Andrew Finkel
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Bremer Presents New Proposals to Iraqi Governing Council
• Interview with Bathsheba Crocker
• Paul Bremer has Concluded his Meeting with Iraqi Governing Council
• Interview with Bulent Alizira
• Interview with Paul Rhymer, Christian Samper
• "Novak Zone"
• Weekend House Call

November 08, 2003

• Yasser Arafat and Palestinian Prime Minister Work Out Differnces
• Interview with Jonathan Boersma
• New Terror Warnings At Home And Abroad
• Another American Helicopter is Brought Down in Iraq
• New Terror Plot to Fly Cargo Planes into U.S. Targets
• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Latest Attack in Iraq
• Interview with Nelda Blair and Lida Rodriguez-Tasseff
• "Weekend House Call"
• Have Cargo Planes Been Targeted by al Qaeda?
• Major Crackdown in Iraq Following Downing of Black Hawk
• Inerview with Richard Armitage
• Robberies Committed by Students Pretending to be Police Officers, Prostitutes
• Interview with Carolyn Blashek
• Interview with Tom Osborne
• Interview with Anderson Jones

November 01, 2003

• Questions About Lack of Action to Put Out Largest of California Fires
• Secretary of State Colin Powell says no Evidence Saddam Hussein is directing attacks in Iraq
• Rumors of a New Wave of Attacks in Baghdad
• Weather is Assisting Firefighters Battle California Fires
• Intervie with Gregory Edmont
• Interview with Anne Rice

October 25, 2003

• North Korea Considers non-Aggression Pact
• Interview with Mamoun Fandy
• Profile of Elie Saab
• Wildfires Force Around 2,000 People to Flee Homes
• Interview with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Senate Intelligence Committee Makes Case Against Iraqi War
• Rescue of Trapped Miners in Russia
• "Weekend House Call"
• "Weekend House Call"
• Interview with Deborah Hart Strober, Gerald Strober
• Bridge To Reopened in Iraq
• Anti-War Protesters Expected to Pack Streets of Washington
• Interview with Hussein Ibish, Paul Rosenzweig
• "Novak Zone"
• Interview with Rob Becker, Steve Goldstein

October 18, 2003

• President Bush is in Philippines Today
• Team Work in Space
• Deadly High Rise Fire Kills Six
• Catholic's Celebrate Pope's 25 anniversary this Week
• Lottery Winner Becomes Most Hated Man in Town
• Interview with Roni, Robert Anderson
• "Weekend House Call"
• Airline Insecurity: U.S. Commerical Fleet Being Searched
• Interview with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Investigators Check Building involved in Chicago High Rise Fire
• President Bush Head to Thailand
• Interview with Rob Becker, Steve Goldstien
• "Novak Zone"

October 11, 2003

• Egyptian Twins To Undergo Surgery to be Separated
• Donald Rumsfeld Speaks Out About War in Iraq
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriquez-Taseff
• "Weekend House Call"
• Interview with Marc Siegel
• Interview with Joni Cole
• Interview with Diana Walker
• Yasser Arafat Hold Meeting To Resolve Conflict Over Emergency Cabinet
• Pennsylvania Police Search For Escaped Murder Suspect
• Iraq Gets New Currency
• Interview With Des McAnuff

October 04, 2003

• An interview with Gregg Softy
• Preview of "Weekend House Call"
• Will Allegations of Groping Hurt Arnold Schwarzenegger?
• White House Staffers Asked to Turn Over Documents in CIA leak
• Interview with Lida Rodriquez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• "Weekend House Call"
• Attack in Baghdad kills One U.S. Soldier
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Campaign Bus Tour Continues
• Roy Horn Was Attacked on Stage By White Tiger
• Are Allegations Spell Big Trouble for Schwarzenegger?
• Interview with Peter Willasey
• Deadly Explosion Rocks Israeli City of Haifa
• Laura Bush Host Thrid Annual Book Festival
• Interview with David Ray, Maria Elena Durazo

September 27, 2003

• Good News From Iraq
• Women's Phone Number Confused with Sharon Osbourne's
• A tip for Feeling Fit
• Bush, Putin Meet at Camp David
• Deadly Shooting at Checkpoint in Iraq
• "Weekend House Call"
• National Guard Troops Mobilized to Replace Current troops in Iraq
• Interview with Patricia Schultz
• Bush, Putin to Wrap up Weekend Summit Today
• Nearly 200 Soldiers Come Home from Iraq
• Bush, Putin Meet at Camp David for Talks
• Interview with Amanda Bellew
• Man escapes Colombian Kidnappers
• "The Novak Zone"
• Iraq Kids Get a Taste of American Football

September 20, 2003

• After Isabel: Surveying the Damage
• After Isabel: Interview with Mayor Gordon Helsel
• Interview with Mike Pawlowski
• Interview with Mayor Meyera Oberndorf
• The New Iraq: Member of Iraq's Governing Council Shot
• Interview with Martin O'Malley
• Interview with Charlie Burgess
• Interview with Deborah Johnson of Dominion Virginia Power
• Interview with Scott French
• "Novak Zone"
• Hundreds Gather at Srebrenica for Opening of Memorial
• Interview With Robert Guida
• Weekend House Call
• Legal Briefs
• Leaders of Germany, France, England Meet in Berlin

September 13, 2003

• Interviews with Alon Pinkus, Hassan Abdel Rahman
• Palestinians, World Leaders Are Denouncing Israel's Threat to Remove Yasser Arafat
• U.N. Meets to Discuss Iraq
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Scar Trek Relay Team
• Colin Powell is meeting with Key Member of U.N.
• Pope Pilgrimage: Pope John Paul II in Slovakia
• The War on Terror: the New Toos
• "Weekend House Call"
• Five Permanent Members of U.N. Security Council Meeting in Geneva
• Administration Angst: Powell to Travel to Kuwait and Iraq
• Interview with Mounzer Moses Fatfat
• "Novak Zone"
• Interview with Mary Hart

September 06, 2003

• Interview with Kofi Annan
• Interview with David Isby
• Hurricane Fabian Appears to be Losing Steam
• Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas Resigns
• Tale of two Storms
• Interview with Lynne Wilcox, David Youngblood
• Man Cleared of Murder Was Jailed with Real Killer
• Mahmoud Abbas Resignation another Setback to Road Map
• Hurrican Fabian Hit Bermuda with 120 mile per hour winds
• Interview with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Million Youth March
• "Weekend House Call"
• Yasser Arafat Is Decideding Whether or not to accept Mahmoud Abbas Resignation
• Analysis of Race for White House, California Election
• Interview with James Hoffa
• Interview with Joshua Hammer

August 30, 2003

• Interview With Joe Cahn
• Police Arrest Suspected Author of Blaster
• Funeral Services Get Under Way in Najaf
• Thousands Take to Streets to Protest Bombings in Najaf
• Are Bombers in Iraq Getting More Sophisticated?
• Wrinkled Rockers Get Lift From Fans
• Russian Submarine Sinks During Storm
• Najaf Bombing Aftermath
• Legal Briefs
• "Operation Hardhat"
• Feeling Fit
• Israeli Helicopter Fires Missile Into Gaza Strip
• Thousands Gather to Mourn Najaf Bombing Victims
• Can Bush Administration Bring Stability to Iraq?
• Interview With Mantill Williams
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With Cal Ripken
• Interview With Thomas Blaine
• Weekend House Call

August 23, 2003

• Flooding in Kentucky
• Interview with Oleg Kalugin
• Three British Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• Interview with Charles Kubic
• Wife Leaves Husband After Winning Lottory
• Bush Seeks Internaitonal help in Iraq
• Hunt for West Virginia Sniper Continues
• Weekend House Call
• Intervie with Nelda Blair
• Renewed Violence in Israel Halts Road Map
• U.N. Staff members Return to work in a Semblance of Normalcy
• Interview with Aaron David Miller
• Interview with Melissa Silk, Maureen Silverman
• "Novak Zone"
• Interview with Cindy Grob
• 40th Anniverary of Historic March on Washington

August 16, 2003

August 09, 2003

• Interview with Fawaz Gerges
• Microchip Implant Helps track Lost Pets
• How many will Run for Governor of California
• Bush Details Progress Made in Iraq
• Weekend House Call: More than half a Million Americans have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
• Interview with Nelda Blair
• Deadline to Officially enter for Governor in California Draws Near
• Chemical Weapons Furor: Burning begins today in Anniston, Alabama
• Candidates for Governor of California have until 5:00 p.m. Eastern to file
• Interview with John Callenger
• Five Pilot Whales To be Released Back Into wild
• Novak Zone: Interview with Michael Powell
• Interview with Michael Davidson, Alex De Campo
• Interview with Jo Ann Schwartz Woodward

August 02, 2003

• Interview with Brenda L. Thomas
• Can Uday, Qusay bodies Help in Search for Saddam?
• Despite Market Gains Jobs Still Lacking
• White House Has Not Made Case for Liberia
• Intervie with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Security Council has Approved a Resolution Authorizing a Peacekeeping Force for Liberia
• Interview with Mahmoun Fandy
• Interview with Alanna Fincke
• U.S. Military Issued a new Look For Saddam Hussein
• Interview with John Mellencamp
• President Bush Gets Annual Check-Up
• "Novak Zone": Interview with Tommy Jacomo
• Interview with Robert Shapiro, Dan Mitchell
• Interview with Kidney Donor Zell Kravinski
• Weekend House Call: Ephedra

July 26, 2003

• Interview with Stephan Faris of "Time" magazine
• Interview with General George Harrison
• The Gray Zone: More than 4 Million Work Part-Time
• Interview with Tina Baungaard-Jensen
• 10,000 Reward For Returned Pooch
• President Bush is Sending more Troops to Liberia
• Palestinian Prime Minister Meets President Bush
• Insurgents Still Seem to be a Threat After Death of Saddam's Sons
• Interviewwith Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• U.S. Mariens are Heading to War-Torn Libeira
• Interview with Richard Wolffe
• Interview with Storm Chaser
• Feeling Fit: The Importance of Stretching
• Weekend House Call: In Vitro Fertilization
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With John Linder
• Interview With Anderson Jones
• New York Landmark

July 19, 2003

• War in Iraq Becomes Big Issue in '04 Presidential Race
• Interview With Don Van Natta
• How Tough Is It to E-Mail the President?
• Kobe Bryant Charged
• Police Expected to Confirm British Scientist's Death
• Interview With Rob Becker
• Another U.S. Soldier Killed in Baghdad
• Interview With Regina Peruggi
• Legal Briefs
• Feeling Fit
• Interview With Rick Horrow
• Memorial Service at California Farmer's Market
• Bush Raises Funds in Texas
• Interview With Doug Blonsky
• Central Park Celebrates 150th Birthday
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With Katherine Harris
• Interview With Eric Haney
• Davis Love Leads Field at British Open
• Weekend House Call: Adult ADD

July 12, 2003

• CIA Director Takes Blame for Faulty Information
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Interview with Josephate Jordan
• Bush in Africa: Visit to Nigeria
• Jerry Springer Files Candidacy Papers
• "Weekend House Call": Trans Fat
• President Bush Wraps up Five-Nation Africa Tour in Nigeria
• WMD: Burden of Proof
• Interview with Reed Kramer
• "The Novak Zone": 42nd Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game
• Carrier Commissioned: USS Ronald Reagan Commissioned Today
• Interview with Philippe Coste
• U.S. Intelligence Suspects North Korea is Reprocessing Nuclear Fuel Rods

July 05, 2003

• Seven Iraqi Police Recruits Killed in Explosion
• At Least 12 Killed in Explosion at Rock Concert Outside Moscow
• Interview With Tess Scannell, Shirley Lee Brown
• Taylor Wants Peacekeepers on Ground Before He Steps Down
• A Look at U.S. Commitment to Africa
• Iraqi Police Recruits Killed in Blast
• Dream House
• Williams Sisters Contest Wimbledon Final
• Explosion at Russian Rock Festival Kills at Least 10
• Bush to Decide on Whether U.S. Troops Will Be Sent to Liberia
• Legal Briefs
• Tour de France Begins This Weekend
• Explosion in Russia Kills 13
• Explosion Kills 7 in Iraq
• Taylor Prepared to Step Down if International Peacekeepers Arrive
• Interview With Chan Tysor
• Weekend House Call: Eating Smart While Dining Out
• Feeling Fit
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With Timothy Foley
• Interview With Vern Yip

June 28, 2003

• Can a Truce be Found in Israel?
• Interview with Bryan Berkett, Hisham Jabi, Uri Pomerantz
• Another Attack on U.S. Soldiers in Iraq
• Chante Mallard is Sentanced to 50 Years in Jail
• U.S. Troops Suffer More Losses in Iraq
• Intervie with Richard Wiese
• Interview with Richard Alpert, Jeff Kearney
• Interview with Kendall Coffey, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Interview with Jay Garner
• Israel May Soon Begin Transfer of Gaza to Palestinians
• Intervie with Charles Lipson
• Interview with Andrew Young
• "Weekend House Call": Could Polypill Almost Eliminate Nations Leading Killer
• "The Novak Zone": Interview with Ted Koppel
• Two Missing Soldiers Turn up Dead
• Hispanics are now the Largest Ethnic Minority in United States
• Lots of Sparkle: Priceless Diamonds Exhibit

June 21, 2003

• Bush, the Fundraiser-in-Chief?
• Legal Briefs: Andrew Luster, Martha Stewart, Jose Canseco
• Interview With Jamison Kinnane
• Weekend House Call: Depression and How to Get Help
• Shiite Muslims March in Baghdad
• Interview With Camilla Cecu
• New 'Harry Potter' Book Hits Stores Today
• Interview With Sophie Zunz
• Interview With Hazim Zanoun, Karen Karniol-Tambour
• 10 With Possible Links to Terrorists Detained in Nairobi
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With Charlie Wilson
• Prince William Turns 21
• Court Says Golf Carts on Streets Require Driver's Licenses

June 14, 2003

• Interview With Jim Walsh
• Interview With Aaron Miller
• Massachusetts Abortion Rights Advocates Push Morning-After Pill Legislation
• Road Map to Peace May Be Back on Track
• Sam Waksal Gets 7 Years in Prison for Insider Trading
• Interview With Kim Kleman
• Efforts to Salvage Road Map to Peace Under Way
• Legal Briefs
• Feeling Fit
• Weekend House Call: Monkeypox
• Archaeologists Dig Up Distillery Run by George Washington
• Can Road Map Be Salvaged?
• Interview With Julia Demato
• Summertime Job Prospects for High Schoolers
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With William F. Buckley
• Interview With Ariel Cohen, Mark Perry
• Interview With Ellen Futter

June 07, 2003

• Interviewi with Mel Antonen
• Interview with Rajeev Dhawan
• Controvery over Intelligence on Saddam Husseins Weapons of Mass Destruction
• New Mass Grave Site Found in Iraq
• A Plane Plunged into an L.A. Apartment Building
• Interview with Mamoun Fandy
• Autopsy of Laci Peterson Will Remained Sealed
• Investigation Into What Caused Columbia Shuttle Tragedy Continues
• Interview with Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair
• Bush Administartion is Defense on it's Decision to go Offensive Against Iraq
• Funny Cide Will Try to Become First Triple Crown Winner in a Quarter-Century
• Interview with Terry Finley
• The Novak Zone: Interview with Tommy Thompson
• Being an Amputee has Hardly Slowed Down Cameron Clapp
• Families Search for Mass Graves East of Baghdad
• Weekend House Call: Sun and Skin Cancer

May 31, 2003

• Laci Petersons Autopsy Reports to Remain Sealed
• President Bush Soon to be Heading to Russia
• FCC Will Vote on a Key Change in Media Ownership Rules
• President Bush Visits Poland
• Interview with Eleana Gordon, Hisham Melhem

May 24, 2003

• Earthquake Algeria Leaves 1,600 People Dead
• Oregon Students Angry Over Early Budget Cut Induced Summer Vacations
• A Discussion of President Bush's Up Coming Agenda
• A New Anti-Terrorism Boat to Patrol Around Liberty Island
• Funeral of Woman Scared to Death in Police Raid is Today
• As Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Accepts Road Map to Middle East Peace, Terrorist Attack Throws up Another Speed Bump
• What is Best Time to Workout?
• An Interview with Ben Venzke
• Another SARS Outbreak Strikes Toronto Again
• Level Orange Terror Alert is Making Holiday Travel Tedious
• Interview with Anne Fulenwider
• While Annika Sorenstam Fails to Qualify for Colonial, Does Quiet Critics
• Controversy Over $350 Billion Tax Cut Bill
• Interview with Jane Novack
• Interview with Professor Marc Siegel
• Lawyers for Scott Peterson Have Spoken to Possible Defense Witness
• Interview with Susan Chambers
• Story of Family Who's Son Died in Operation Iraqi Freedom
• Millions of Americans Head off for Long Memorial Day Weekend
• Interview with Paul Clinton

May 17, 2003

• Interview with Julianne Malveaux, David Silverstein
• Interview with Charles Enderlin
• Teenagers out of Control
• Interview with William Irwin
• Would You Buy a $19 Wiener?
• Analysis of al Qaeda's Recent Attacks
• Walter Sisulu is Honored in South Africa
• Divers Are Searching for Clues to Laci Peterson Case in San Francisco Bay
• Three Men Arrested in Connection to Morocco Bombings
• Interview with Marguerite Sallee, Brian Katrek
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With Robert Johnson
• Interview With Chuck Hurley
• Interview With Anderson Jones

May 10, 2003

• Reconstruction of Baghdad is Coming Along Slowly
• Deb Geigis Berry
• Interview with Cedric Givens
• Interview with Richard Wolff
• Two Nights of Tornadoes Devastate Oklahoma City Area
• More Controversy Over Contracts Given to Vice President Dick Cheney's Former Workplace Halliburton
• Tornadoes Continue to Devastate the Midwest
• Interview with Gregory Danielson, Hank Nuwer
• Head of Iraq's Biggest Shiite Muslim Group Has Returned From Exile
• Analysis of Contracts Given to Halliburton
• Interview With Paul Miller
• House Approves $550 Billion Tax Bill
• Security Council Weighs Draft Resolution to Lift Sanctions Against Iraq
• Interview With Robert Hunter
• Interview With William Cohen
• Interview With Jay Apt
• Children Learn Lessons From Brush With Space
• Interview With Toby Koonsman

May 03, 2003

• How Simular is President Bush to Former President Reagan
• Interview with P.J. Crowley, Cliff May
• Two Senators Are Calling for an Investigation into Some Motivational Methods Used by U.S. Postal Service
• Iraq to be Divided into Three Military Sectors
• Interviw with Rajeev Dhawan
• Top Al Qaeda Leaders Still at Large
• Is There no Such Thing as Bad Publicity?
• Powell Visits Syria
• Pope Begins Two-Day Visit to Spain
• Interview With Don Clark
• What Was Left Out of 'X-Men 2'?
• Hussein's Last Known Speech to Iraqis Broadcast
• Bush Hosts Australian Prime Minister at Crawford Ranch
• U.S. Plans to Divide Iraq in 3 Sections
• Police Continue to Investigate New Sweden, Maine Poisonings
• Interview With Steve Swanke
• The Novak Zone -- Interview With Robert Mueller
• Kentucky Derby Gets Under Way Later Today
• Review of 'X-Men 2'
• How Similar is President Bush to Former President Reagan

April 26, 2003

• Interview With Alberto Gonzalez
• Madonna Promotes New Album
• Rumsfeld Leaves for Persian Gulf
• Baghdad Residents Outraged at Explosion
• Ammunition Dump Explodes in Baghdad
• Analysis of Intelligence Used to Catch Iraqi Regime Members, Intelligence Hoped to be Obtained From Them
• Castro: U.S. Leads Conspiracy Against Cuba
• Tensions Rise Between U.S., Cuba
• Interview With Mark Peyser
• Ammunition Dump in Baghdad Blows Up
• Georgia's Legislature Decides to Change State's Flag
• Interview With Ma'ayan Poleg, Mohammad Motar
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Wallace Acton
• Security Situation in Northern Iraq Improves
• Interview With Beau Boch, Steve Malzberg
• Iraqis Protest Against U.S. on Streets of Baghdad
• Security Improves in Mosul
• Baghdad Residents Demand Answers After Series of Explosions Rock City
• Bush May Announce End to Combat in Iraq
• Interview With Rajeev Dhawan

April 19, 2003

• Scott Peterson Arrested
• Another Top Iraqi Official Captured
• Tensions on the Rise Between U.S., Syria
• Recap of Search for Laci Peterson
• Iraq's Finance Minister Caught
• Seven Ex-POWs Scheduled to Leave for Texas Today
• Seven Rescued American POWs Homeward Bound
• Hikmat al-Azzawi Captured
• Scott Peterson Jailed in Modesto
• Interview With Peter Ford
• Seven Rescued POWs Expected in Fort Bliss, Texas
• Bush Monitors Developments in Iraq From Crawford Ranch
• Iraqi Mother Asks to Be Reunited With Child in Kuwait
• Interview With Martha Zoller, Julianne Malveaux
• Rescued American POWs En Route to Texas
• Syrian Government Joins Calls for U.S. to Pull out of Iraq
• Interview With Mark Stainbrook
• Two Texas Army Bases Prepare for Return of Ex-POWs
• Interview With Carol Bellamy
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Anthony Williams
• Foreign Ministers of Nations Neighboring Iraq Call on U.S. to Withdraw Troops
• Scott Peterson in Custody in California
• Interview With Don Clark
• One of Iraq's Most Wanted Captured
• Interview With Roy Wasden

April 12, 2003

• Baghdad, City in Chaos
• Military Objectives at Pentagon
• War Opponents' Summit
• Interview With Central Command British Spokesman
• View From Syria
• Difficult Diplomacy for Iraqi UN Ambassador
• New World Order
• Learning Freedom
• POW's Return Marks Winding Down of Iraq War

March 15, 2003

• President Bush Will Meet With Prime Ministers of Britain, Spain
• President Bush Will Meet Leaders of Britain, Spain
• What is it Like for American's Living in France
• Thousands March in Iraq in Support of Saddam Hussein
• Interview with Martha Zoller, Nancy Skinner, Alan Nathan
• Interview with Father-Son Team Cody, Travis Mosier
• Elizabeth Smart's Abductor May Have Tried Same With Her Cousin
• Jordanians Have Anti-War Demonstrations
• President Bush, Leaders of Spain, Britain Will Hold Emergency Summit
• Interview With Talk Show Host Beau Bock, Professor Murray Sperber
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Chuck Hagel
• Who Trains Those Who Train Troops?
• Interview With Karla Brandau

March 08, 2003

• Bush is Pushing for U.N. Deadline For
• Arab Language News Channels Becoming Influential in Middle East
• Interview with Mamoun Fandy
• Place a Bet On War With Iraq?
• Interview with Pat Wexler
• New U.N. Resolution Will Set Deadline for Iraq to Disarm
• Interview with John Huslman, Jeremy Shapiro
• Interview with Congressman Ed Whitfield
• Fence-sitting Security Council Members Opposed to Deadline On Iraq
• Intense Diplomatic Effort to Pass New U.N. Resolution
• Iraq Appears to Be Preparing for War
• 82nd, 101st Airborne Divisions Will be Among First on Ground
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Gary Williams
• Search for bin Laden Continues

March 01, 2003

• Iraq is Starting Process of Destroying Banned Missiles
• Interview With James Rubin
• Supporters of President Bush's Stand on Iraq Hold a Rally
• Grand Jury Looking into Rhode Island Nightclub Fire
• Arab League Meeting in Egypt in Hopes to Prevent War
• Turkish Parliament Debating on Whether to Allow U.S. Troops Stage in Turkey
• Four Al Samoud II Missiles Planned for Destruction Today
• With Iraq Complying By Destroying Missiles What is Next For United Nations Security Council?
• Interview with Greek Foreign Minister George Papandreou
• Interview with Mike Boos of Citizens United
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Vern Clark
• Interview With Paul Steidler, Ray Flynn
• Snow Removal, Cleanup Becomes Major Headache for Northeast
• Iraq Begins Destroying Al Samoud 2 Missiles
• Interview With Richard Berman
• Weekend House Call: Why Are So Many Americans Overweight

February 22, 2003

• Weekend House Call: Double Transplant Patient Jesica Santillan Struggle for Survival
• Deadly Blaze In Rhode Island Nightclub
• President Bush Building Support For Second United Nation Resolution
• Nightclub Fire Claims 96 Lives
• Chicago Nightclub Owner Pleads Not Guilty in Stampede Tragedy
• Interview with Terry McAuliffe
• Interview With Harold Panciera, Nightclub Fire Survivor
• Jesica Santillan Undergoing Test to Determine if She is Brain- dead
• Interview with Neal Conan of National Public Radio
• Who Is to Blame for Rhode Island Nightclub Fire?
• Interview With Tru
• Interview With Wendy Murphy
• President Bush Hosts Spanish Prime Minister
• Interview With Mamoun Fandy
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Rod Paige
• Interview With Roxanne Jones

February 15, 2003

• Anti-war Protest Have Begun All Around World
• Tariq Aziz Visits Franciscan Monks in Assisi
• Weekend House Call: Threats To Your Health From Terrorism
• Bikram Yoga Is a Good Form of Exercise
• Thousands Of Germans United in Anti-war Protest
• Anti-war Demonstration Organizing in New York City
• Anti-war Protest Begin in Baghdad
• London May Have Biggest Anti-war Protest in Decades
• Pope John Paul II Urges Leaders To Avoid War With Iraq
• Half-Million Protesters Expected In London's Hyde Park
• What Impact Has Osama bin Laden's Audiotape Had in Middle East?
• Advice For People Who Want Escape Thoughts of Terrorism
• White House Pondering Next Move In Campaign to Disarm Iraq
• Anti-War Demonstrations in New York Expected to be Biggest in United States
• Interview With Danny Glover
• World Wide Protest Against War With Iraq
• Thousands Protesting War With Iraq in Jordan
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Robert Duvall
• Interview With Saad al-Ajami
• Security Tight at Daytona 500
• Tariq Aziz Speaks Out on War, Weapons, White House

February 08, 2003

• State Department Has Issued High Terror Alert
• Tough Talk From Donald Rumsfeld Aimed At NATO Allies
• Interview With Professor Shaffeq Ghabra of Kuwait University
• United States Military Preparing for Possiblity of Smallpox Attack
• Interview With George Galloway
• Interview With Avery Chenoweth
• United Nations Inspectors to Urge Iraq to Cooperate or Face Consquences
• Interview With Kevin Slaten
• Blix, ElBaradei Meet With Iraqi Officials
• Search for Shuttle Debris Continues in Texas
• Interview With Regina Lewis
• Weekend House Call: Teen Violence
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Anthony Principi
• Law Enforcement Personnel Prepares for Terrorist Attacks
• U.S. Troops Train in Kuwait
• NBA All-Star Game Gets Under Way Sunday

February 01, 2003

• Northern Front May Be Opened To U.S. Forces Against Iraq
• Doctors Protest High Malpractice Insurance
• Bush Administration To Reavel Sensitive Spy Intelligence
• Tony Blair Confident United Nations Will Pass War Resolution
• U.S. Intelligence Detects Toubling Activity Near North Korean Nuclear Site
• State Department Says Increased Security Risk For U.S. Citizens In Kuwait
• LeBron James Is Declared Ineligible To Play High School Basketball
• Winds of War Are Blowing Across Internet
• Experts Say Pumping Iron Is Healty Even For Children
• President Bush, Prime Minister Tony Blair Say Iraq Only Has Weeks
• Janeane Graofalo Speaks on Hollywood's Antiwar Campaign
• Analysis of Dr. Robert Atkin's Diet Program Changes

January 25, 2003

• Bush Administration Rallying Support for Possible War With Iraq
• Rocha Family No Longer Supporting Scott Peterson
• Critics Say Aviation Businesses Hurt by Super Bowl Security
• Virus-Like Attack Slows The Internet
• Interview With NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
• You've Got News: What's Hot Online
• Feeling Fit: Atlanta Boot Camp
• "Other Woman": Laci's Husband Lied
• Analysis With Brett Schaefer of the Heritage Foundation
• Israel's Arab Vote May Impact Tuesday Elections
• "Weekend House Call": The Smallpox Threat
• Analysis With Marc Klaas
• Interview With Alex Kostin, U.S. Army Reservist and Former Soviet Soldier
• Interview With June Scobee Rodgers and Leland Melvin
• Super Bowl Prep Crews Race Clock as Kickoff Nears
• High-Tech Touchdowns Keep Some Game Fans Busy

January 18, 2003

• Protestors in Washington Prepare for Anti-War Rally
• White House Calls Warhead Discovery "Troubling," "Serious"
• Does the Confederate Battle Emblem Have a Place on Georgia's Flag?
• Interview With David Silverstein
• General Wesley Clark Analyzes Weapons Hunt in Iraq
• Top Newsmakers Remain Top Internet Searches
• U.N. Inspectors Return to Site of Warhead Find
• Interview With Larry Holmes of ANSWER
• U.N. Special Envoy Seeks to Defuse North Korea Crisis
• Interview With Jean-Jacques of the World Food Program
• Scott Peterson Still Under Suspicion in Disappearance of Wife Laci
• House Call: How do You Break Bad Habits?
• Blix Repeats Iraq Hasn't Given Sufficient Cooperation
• Report: Scott Peterson Linked to 1996 Missing Student Case
• Blix, Elbaradei to Arrive in Baghdad on Sunday
• Anti-War Protests Taking to the Streets
• Celebrity Crime Analysis With Jane Velez-Mitchell
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Dick Armey
• Hans Blix in Cyprus After British, French Stops
• Patriotic Pets: Group Matches People With Military Pets
• Yellowstone Snowmobiles: Endangered Species?
• Interview With Denise Austin, Bill Phillips

January 11, 2003

• North Korea Increases Nuclear Tensions With U.S.
• Interview with John Tkacik
• Child Abuse Case in New Jersey Implicates Cousin
• White House Closely Watching North Korean Developments
• Tensions Over North Korea's Nuclear Program Escalate
• One of Buffalo Six Has Pleaded Guilty
• A Look At Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas
• North Korea Standoff
• North Korea Pulls Out of Treaty
• Search for Laci Peterson Resumes Today
• U.S. Takes Aim at Hussein.
• Four Pardons in Illinois
• Illinois Death Row Pardons
• Insight and Input: Nuclear Standoff With North Korea
• Threats From North Korea Escalating Tensions
• Kuwait Talks With Iran On Iraq
• Modesto Women Missing For Two Weeks
• More Charges Filed in New Jersey Abuse Case
• Story of Larry Hagman
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Daniel Snyder
• NFL Announces New Rules for Divisional Playoffs
• Reviews of 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind,' 'The Hours'

January 04, 2003

• Update on Lost Women Laci Peterson
• Winter Storm Buries Northeast U.S. In Snow
• International Atomic Energy Agency to Issue Statement Against North Korea
• Search For Missing Californian Pregnant Woman Continues
• U.N. Weapons Inspections Expand Operations in Iraq
• Children Murdered in Detroit on Rise
• Computer Games With Movie Tie Ins
• Newspaper Ad Finds Kidney Donor
• Winter Storm Moves Up East Coast
• North Korea Accuses United States for Countries Tension
• Bush Speaks to First Cavalry
• Man Who Triggered FBI Man Hunt Found
• Insights And Input Segment
• David Westerfield Gets Death Penalty.
• Up for Bids.
• Missing Pregnant Women
• A Blank of Snow From New Jersy to New England
• South Korea Will Try to Soothe Tensions
• White House Says North Korea Using Blackmail
• Chaos in Venezuela From Anti-Government Rally
• Controversy Over Military "Go Pills"
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Dr. Patrick Walsh
• Interview With Regina Lewis
• Ohio State Wins National Championship

December 28, 2002

• North Korea Expels Weapons Inspectors
• Interview with Mohamed El Baradei
• Clonaid Claims of Human Clone Scoffed At By Most Scientist
• Democrats Look Ahead to 2003
• Human Baby Cloned?
• Tension With North Korea Continues To Mount
• Private 401(k) For Self Employed
• U.N. Weapon Inspectors Interview Iraqi Scientist
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• Concerns About A North Korean Nuclear Crisis
• Interview with Michael O'Hanlon
• A Closer Look At History of Cloning
• 2002 Year in Review: What is Hot Online
• Money Saving Tips on Ski Equipment
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Cardinal Theodore McCarrik
• Interview With Dr. Glenn McGee About Human Cloning
• Last Living Speaker of Eyak
• Insight & Input: Rising Tensions Over North Korea

December 21, 2002

• An Interview of Tim Russert
• Analysis of Military Buildup in Iraq
• Analysis of Hi-tech Gifts for Chirstmas
• Retailers Strict Return Policies
• Is "Lords of the Rings" for Everyone?
• An Interview of Lamar Alexander
• Resignation of Trent Lott Provides Relief on Capitol Hill
• Soldier Killed in Firefight with Taliban Remnants
• Bill Frist Fronter Runner to Replace Trent Lott
• Former Heart Surgeon Poised to Become Senate Leader
• Republicans Jump Ship to Bill Frist
• Body Found In Beverly Hills Believed To Be Dr. Laura Schlessinger's Mother
• Interview With Nick Allard a Long Time Friend of Bill Frist
• Mountain Life Report
• Insight & Input
• General Strike in Venezuela Cuts Into Global Oil Supply
• Dr. Laura Schlessinger Faces Personal Crisis
• Interview With Jim Woodrum
• Who Is Bill Frist?
• Interview With Regina Lewis
• Paul Clinton Reviews Holiday Movie Releases

December 14, 2002

• Al Gore Appears on "Saturday Night Live."
• ALLEGED VICTIMS REACT TO CARDINAL'S RESIGNATION
• Voice of the Faithful React to Cardinal Law's Resignation
• Hidden Surprises in DVDs.
• U.N. Disapprove Iraqi Deceleration
• President Bush Faces Axis of Evil Simultaneously
• Reactions Form Senator Trent Lott's Hometown
• How to Prevent Rogue States From Developing Nuclear Weapons
• Analyst of Cardinal Law's Resignation
• Henry Kissinger Drops Bombshell on President Bush
• Iraqi Opposition Groups Make Strategy For Post-Hussein Iraq
• Senator Trent Lott's Apology Draws Responses From Critics
• Analysis of Alleged Axis of Evil
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• New York City Transit Workers Threaten to Strike
• Senator Trent Lott Will Not Step Down
• Major League Baseball Looking at Lifting Pete Rose Ban
• Military Along With Health Workers to Vaccinate Against Smallpox
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Lynne Cheney
• Interview With Clark Howard

December 07, 2002

• Louisiana Runoff a Dead Heat
• U.S. Intelligence Community Reacts To Iraqi Weapons Declaration.
• Iraq Hot On the Internet
• Overspending During the Holidays
• Software Company Possible Financial Ties to Terrorist
• Qatar's Role as Nerve Center for United States
• Iraq to Hand Off Weapons Declaration Today
• Interview With James Hartsfield, Jim Oberg
• Miss World Pageant Finale Gets Under Way Tonight
• The Novak Zone: Interview With James Webb
• Israelis Prepare for Iraqi Attack

November 30, 2002

• Discussion of First Week of U.N. Weapons Inspections
• Is American Journalism Unbiased
• Hi-tech Gifts Under $200
• Authorities Investigate Terrorist Attack in Kenya
• Analysis of Missiles Missing Israeli Plane
• Advice on Making Money by Collectibles
• President Bush Briefed on Kenya Attacks
• What Define an Iraqi Breach
• Outlook on Holiday Shopping
• Gift Idea's for Health Enthusiasts
• Weapons Inspectors Visit Industrial Complex in Iraq
• Israeli Government Advises Citizens to Be Extra Vigilant
• Bush Signs Homeland Security Bill Into Law
• Interview With Regina Lewis
• The Novak Zone: Interview With George Allen
• Reporter's Notebook

November 23, 2002

• Significance of Arrest of al Qaeda Operative
• President Bush's Travels in Europe
• Hundreds Sick Aboard Disney Magic Ship
• Latest Developments on Oil Spill off Spain's Coastline
• Crankycritic Reviews Latest James Bond
• Discussion of Terrorism in Middle East
• Views Ask Questions on Situation in Iraq
• Significance of Arrest of al Qaeda Operative
• Discussion on No-Fly Zones Over Iraq
• Roger Moore Discusses Bond Series, UNICEF
• Discussion on Comdex Technology Show
• Virus Spreads Through Disney Cruise Ship Magic
• Perspective on Cruise Industry Handling of Outbreaks
• Discussion on Preparation for Iraq Inspections
• Riot Kills Hundreds at Miss World Pageant
• Discussion on Thanksgiving Holiday Travel
• Saudi Arabia May Be Financially Linked to 9/11 Hijackers
• The Novak Zone: Interview With Donald Rumsfeld

November 16, 2002

• Update on Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector Hans Blix; What Will Be Different for Inspectors This Time Around
• Analysis with Kelly McCann
• Interview with Martin Janiak
• Saddam Hussein Reacts Live on Iraqi TV to Weapons Inspections
• Blix Makes Stops in Europe Before Heading to Baghdad
• Interview with David Grange
• Interview with Clark Howard
• Anticipation for the New "Harry Potter" Film is High Among Young Fans
• White House Claims Iraq Has Already Breached Resolution
• Saddam tells Iraqi People Acceptance of U.N. Resolution Was for Their Safety
• Interview with Jim Walsh
• Interview with Sandra Fryhofer
• Reporter's Notebook: Discussion of Current Events
• Interview with Jerome Kramer

November 09, 2002

• Iraq has Seven Days to Respond to U.N.
• Reaction from Baghdad
• Muhammad Exploited Cracks in Immigration System
• Interview with Whit Ayres, Julian Epstein
• Book Masquerades as 'Harry Potter'
• Interview with Vera Gibbons
• Pan AM 103 Families Discuss Settlement Proposal
• Eminem's Movie Hits Theaters
• Mature Video Games?
• Soccer More than Just a Game
• U.N. Security Council Resolution Passed Unanimously
• No Real Response Yet from Iraqis
• Interview with Olivia Bosch
• Attack by Drone Successful, Controversial
• Powell Brought Vote Together
• Family Members Not All Comfortable with Pan AM Deal
• Interview with Kendall Coffey
• Democrats Excited About New Leadership
• Children Turning to Weight Loss Surgery
• Reporter's Notebook: Jane Arraf, Suzanne Malveaux, Richard Roth
• Sparrows Choose Mate by Song

November 02, 2002

• Las Vegas Casinos Not Taking High Road
• More Tremors Shake Central Italy
• High Life
• Refinancing Student Loans
• In Last Weekend Before Midterm Elections, Political Campaigns in Overdrive
• Look Back at Investigation into Sniper Shootings in Washington D.C. Area
• Talk with Queen Elizabeth Biographers Gerald Strober and Deborah Hart Strober
• Was Winona Ryder Framed?
• Story of Atheist Eagle Scout
• America Votes 2002: Three Days Before Midterms
• Malvo and Muhammad Accused of Killing 12
• President Bush Doing 10-State Campaign Blitz
• Marilu's Menus
• America Votes 2002: 'Reporter's Notebook'
• Look at Winona Ryder Shoplifting Trial

October 26, 2002

• Wellstone Death Leaves Future of Senate Uncertain
• Moscow Hostage Crisis Ends; Some Hostages Killed
• Al Qaeda May Be Targeting Railroads
• Jurisdictions Fight Over Right to Prosecute Sniper Suspects
• Minnesotans Mourn Loss of Wellstone
• Experts Analyze Letter Left by Snipers at Ashland Shooting
• Officials React to Wellstone's Death
• Predawn Raid Ends Moscow Hostage Crisis
• Professors Analyze Media Coverage of Sniper Case
• Iraq Responds to U.N. Debate
• Local Prosecutors Fight Over Right to Try Snipers
• Details Emerge About End of Moscow Hostage Crisis
• Weather, Transportation Officials Investigate Wellstone Crash
• Remembering the Legacy of Paul Wellstone
• Reporter's Notebook: Sniper Shootings
• San Francisco Giants Could Take World Series Tonight
• Democrats Weigh Political Options After Wellstone Death
• Interview With Carol Carmody
• Interview With Dr. Alvin Poussaint
• Pocketbook Protector

October 19, 2002

• Shell Casing Found in White Rental Truck
• Nuclear Expert Discusses North Korean Testing
• World Series Pits North, South -- California
• Car Care Expert Diagnoses Common Ills
• Administration Wants North Korea to Disarm
• How Can Police Find White Van?
• Explosion Hits Moscow McDonald's
• CIA Director Warns al Qaeda in Execution
• Why Leaves Change Color, Fall
• Attorney Discusses Florida Boys Who Killed Father
• Consumer Advocate Gives Consumer Tips
• Author Discusses Fictional Crime Investigation
• Baltimore Drug Warrior's Home Firebombed
• Look at Talk Show Host Leeza Gibbons's Fight With Alzheimer's
• Reporters Notebook
• Latest in Vending

October 12, 2002

• Police Expected to Link Latest Virginia Shooting to Sniper
• Plans for Post-Saddam Iraq Considered
• Portable Music Devices Among Hot New Gadgets on the Market
• Interview With Montgomery County, Maryland Executive Doug Duncan
• Defense Analyst Discusses Post-War Scenarios in Iraq
• Police Will Announce Today if Friday Shooting is Work of Sniper
• Law Enforcement Analyst Discusses Sniper Investigation
• Washington Area Residents Cope With Fear of Sniper Attack
• Roth IRAs May Be Best Way to Save For Retirement
• Pfeiffer, Madonna Among Stars of Movies Opening This Weekend
• Washington Area Police, Schools Remain on Edge, Alert
• Israel Considers Possible Response If Iraq Attacks
• Persian Gulf Analyst Discusses Risks Of War With Iraq
• Reporter's Notebook: Sniper On The Loose

October 05, 2002

• Manhunt Under Way for Serial Sniper in Maryland
• Interview With David Brinkley
• Interview With Karen Katz
• Group of NYC Professionals Creates 'We Want Work'
• Authorities Determine Four D.C. Area Killing Spree Victims Killed With Same Weapon
• Rwandan Troops Exit Republic of Congo
• Bush Prepares Major Speech on Iraq
• Robot for $600
• Interview With Thelma Adams
• Pocketbook Protector
• Longshoremen Lockdown Continues in West Coast Ports
• Three Terrorist Suspects Make First Appearance in Court
• Interview With Kendall Coffey
• White House Reviews Options for Smallpox Attack
• Interview With Wendy Perrin
• Reporters' Notebook
• Interview With Marvin Gressel, Sariann Gressel

September 21, 2002

• Iraq: Will Ignore UN Resolutions
• Israeli Diplomats Discuss Siege of Arafat Compound
• Woman Videotaped Beating Child to Surrender to Police
• Shower Shock Soap Contains Caffeine
• Astronomy Picture of Day
• Consumer Advocate on How to Save
• Iraq Will Not Cooperate With New UN Resolutions
• Smile: Look at Emoticons
• Hearing Expected Next Week for Former Tyco Chief
• Former NATO Ambassador Discusses Iraq
• Central Command Heads Tours Middle East
• Authorities: Woman to Surrender in Videotaped Beating of Daughter
• Hurricane Specialist Discusses Isidore
• 14-year-old Reviews Box Office
• Police Await Surrender of Mother Videotaped Beating Child
• UN Officials Discuss International Day of Peace
• CEO Discusses Space Adventures
• Etta James at Monterey Jazz Festival
• Reporter's Notebook: War in Iraq

September 14, 2002

• Bush on Way to Camp David to Meet With Italian Prime Minister
• Islamic Activist Discusses Detention of Three in Florida on Terror Suspicions
• Former Weapons Inspector Discusses Iraq
• Discussion of Arrest of Top al Qaeda Operative
• Attorney General Addresses Press in Copenhagen
• FDA Calls Botox Ads Misleading
• CNN Asks Citizens About War on Terror
• Arrested al Qaeda Operative May Tell Secrets
• Report on al Qaeda Op. Captured in Pakistan
• Five in New York Questioned on Terror Suspicions
• Reporter: Who Killed Tupac Shakur?
• Physicist Discusses Arena Wave
• Look at Terror Threat Codes
• Report From Tropical Storm Hanna
• Discussion With Widow of First American to Die in Afghan Combat
• CNN Answers Viewer Questions About Iraq, UN
• Teen Film Critic Discusses Writing Reviews Since Age 9

September 07, 2002

• Bush, British P.M. to Discuss Iraq Plan
• Look at Predator Unmanned Aircraft, Developments in Afghanistan
• Four Above WTC Crash Zone Tell Stories
• Couple's Tale of WTC Attacks
• Tropical Storm Fay Over Texas
• Author of 'When Forgiveness Doesn't Make Sense' Talks About 9/11
• Teenage Brothers Guilty of Killing Dad to Appeal
• German police: Thwarted 9/11-anniversary attack
• Parade, Services Planned for Jazz Great Lionel Hampton
• From Scene of Tropical Storm Fay
• Jury Finds Brothers Guilty of Killing Father
• Wynton Marsalis discusses Honoring Lionel Hampton
• Report From Tropical Storm Fay
• How Children See 9/11
• Faces at Ground Zero: Palestinian Man Made Difference
• First Reporter on Scene at Pentagon on 9/11 Looks Back
• Former Presidents Bush, Clinton to Speak at Lionel Hampton Memorial
• Reporter's Notebook: President Seeks Support for Iraq War
• Fall Movie Preview

August 31, 2002

• Richard Ricci Dies in Hospital
• Interview With Michael Popkin
• Last-Minute Labor Deal Averts Baseball Strike
• Powell Weighs in on Invasion of Iraq
• Interview With James Martone, Denis Halliday
• Interview With Chuck Baker
• Interview With Richard Kerr
• Twins Born in Buick
• Baseball Fans Head to Games
• Interview With Barbara Lippert
• Interview With Phillip Leshin
• Interview With Peter Goelz
• Summer Shape-Up: Interviews With Donna McKelvey, Chrissy Lomax
• Interview With Suzanne Somers
• Cheney Makes Administration's Case for Attack on Iraq
• Do Fans Care About Baseball?
• Interview With Maureen Petrosky
• Reporters Notebook
• Interview With Siobhan Cowton

August 24, 2002

• Research Upgrades Hurricane Andrew to Category Five
• Doctor Arrested for Planning to Blow Up Florida Mosques
• Interview With Michael Swetnam
• Interview With Lisa Drayer
• Interview With Cliff May, Hussein Ibish
• Interview With Jim McKenna
• Hurricane Andrew Disaster Marks 10th Anniversary
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With J.K. Champion, Noemi Hogan
• Hurricane Andrew Hit U.S. 10 Years Ago
• Interview With Ensley Eikenburg
• Al Qaeda's Global Reach
• San Francisco's Antique Arcade Forced to Move

August 17, 2002

August 10, 2002

• Interview With Faisal Qaragholi
• Interview With Bruce Taylor
• Interview With Rita Goldsmith
• Heston Announces He Has Alzheimer's Symptoms
• Can Students Get Healthy Meals at School?
• Interview With Fannie Flagg
• Justice Department Appeals 'Under God' Ruling
• Interview With Kendall Coffey
• Interview With Regina Lewis
• Barry Bonds Hits 600th Home Run
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Jerry Anderson
• Reviews of 'Bloodwork,' 'XXX,' 'Spy Kids 2'
• Cheney Will Speak to Iraqi Opposition Groups Today
• Elvis' Legacy Lives On
• Interview With Kevin Kane
• Interview With Mike Durant
• Interview With Mel Antonen
• Reporters Notebook
• Back to School on a Budget

August 03, 2002

• FBI Says Progress Made on Anthrax Investigation
• West Nile Virus Sweeps Louisiana
• Interview With Roben Farzad
• Interview With Regina Lewis
• 81-Year-Old Walks 2.5 Miles in 30 Minutes Each Day
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Richard Simmons
• Interview With Chester Gillis
• Interview With Josh Binswanger
• Nursing Mothers Stand Up for Right to Breast Feed in Public
• FBI Examines Evidence Seized From Potential Suspect in Anthrax Mailings
• Should U.S. Attack Iraq?
• Powell Visits Philippines
• Bush Monitors Iraq From Vacation
• What Is Amber Alert?
• Interview With Tom Parsons
• Reporters Notebook
• Interview With Victor Ronchetti, Adele Ronchetti

July 27, 2002

• Efforts to Rescue Trapped Coal Miners Continues
• What Dangers to Coal Miners Face?
• Interview With Jim Wideman
• How Worried Are Consumers?
• Interview With Hans Kashyap
• Interview With Dr. Marc Siegel
• Interview With Judy Kuriansky, Iris Krasnow
• Interview With Ron Battelle
• String of Military Family Murders Stuns Ft. Bragg
• Significant Progress Being Made to Reach Trapped Miners
• Pope John Paul II Visits Toronto
• Interview With Regina Lewis
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Leslie Sansone, Michelle Stanten
• Interviews With Betsy Mallison, Jeff Davidson
• Interview With Dan Michel
• Fighter Jet Crashes at Ukrainian Air Show
• Interview With David Kirby
• Interview With Xavier Roberts
• Interview With Thelma Adams
• Reporter's Notebook
• Interview With Jennifer Wayland-Smith, Kathy Kramer

July 20, 2002

July 13, 2002

July 06, 2002

• Afghan Deputy President Killed
• How Safe Are Our Airports?
• Floods Devastate Texas
• Afghanistan's Vice President Gunned Down in Kabul
• Interview With Chris Carmichael
• Interview With Chris Cotter
• Interview With Vera Gibbons
• Sibling Rivalry Hits Center Court at Wimbledon
• Senate Expected to Vote on Moving Nuclear Waste to Nevada
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview with Kevin Bowen
• Bush Expresses Condolences to Afghan Government
• Investigators Appeal to Public to Share Information About Hadayet
• Water Levels Stabilize in Texas
• Interview With Greg Lemond
• Summer Shape-Up: Interviews With Brenda Cobb, Randi Konikoff
• Interview With James Vlahos
• Reporter's Notebook
• Venus, Serena Williams Battle for Wimbledon Title

June 29, 2002

• Bush to Undergo Colonoscopy
• Eastern Arizona Residents Get First Look at Fire Damage
• Police Attention Focuses on Richard Ricci
• Interview With Terry Savage
• President Bush to Undergo Colonoscopy Today
• Where Are Al Qaeda Terrorists in America?
• President Bush Undergoes Colonoscopy Today
• Arizona Fire Threatens Forest Lakes Near Show Low
• Interview With Ian Punnett, Martin Lewis
• Ricci Issues Statement
• North, South Korean Ships Clash in Yellow Sea
• President Bush Undergoes Colonoscopy
• Arafat Running For Election
• Study Tracks Effects of Spanking Children
• Reporter's Notebook
• Interview With Brooke Adams, Lynne Adams
• Meal Plans For Fourth of July Cookout

June 22, 2002

• Bret Michael Edmunds Arrested in WV Hospital
• Interview With Jim Paxson of U.S. Forest Service
• Series of Earthquakes Hit Northwestern Iran
• Interview With Marc Ginsberg, Mark Perry
• Interview With Charli Coon, Ken Cook
• Bush Announces Exercise Initiative
• Bush Administration Juggles Developments on Homeland Security
• Should Restricted Airspace Around White House Be Expanded?
• Salt Lake City Police Head to West Virginia to Question Edmunds
• Four Firefighters Killed in Road Accident
• Interview With Chris Cotter
• Bush Organizes Three-Mile Race at White House
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Dietitian Kimberly Glenn
• Edmunds Still in Serious Condition in Martinsburg, WV Hospital
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Lisa Drayer
• Interviews With Marc Ginsberg, Mark Perry
• Interview With Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman
• Expert's Notebook
• Interview With Tim Huntington of 'Historic Traveler' Magazine

June 15, 2002

• Catholic Bishops Conference Adopts Policy on Sexual Abuse
• FBI Joins Pakistani Investigators to Determine Cause of Bombing
• Yates Explains Children's Murders on Newly Released Tapes
• Interviews With Bishop William Lori, John Allen
• Catholic Bishops Criticized for Newly Adopted Sex Abuse Policy
• Padre Pio To Be Elevated Into Sainthood Tomorrow
• Police Set Back in Search for Smart
• Colorado Weather May Threaten Firefighters' Efforts
• Interview With Heidi Sherman Mitchell of 'Travel and Leisure'
• White House Computer Disk Stirs Controversy
• Sexual Abuse Not Just in Church; School Too
• Is Al Qanoon Connected to al Qaeda?
• Reporter's Notebook
• Interview With Maureen Petrovsky, Brian DeBold
• Are FBI, CIA Starting to Really Work Together?
• Interview With Julie Medlin, Valerie Reicheg
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Personal Trainer Bob Greene
• Search for Elizabeth Smart Continues
• Colorado Firefighters Get Help From Weather
• This Weekend's Movie Preview
• Police Search For Bret Michael Edmunds
• Colorado Fire About 30 Percent Contained
• New Policy Would Not Defrock Accused Priests
• Interview With Husband of Olympic Bombing Victim
• Interview With Polar Explorer Caroline Hamilton

June 08, 2002

• Bush Will Host Meetings With Sharon, Mubarak
• What Is Next for U.S. Intelligence Community?
• Interviews With Mark Perry, Marc Ginsberg
• India, Pakistan Say They Want to Avoid War
• Firefighters Battle Wildfire Out West
• Interview With Wendy Murphy of New England School of Law
• Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates Golden Jubilee
• Interview With Boyz II Men
• Air Search Planned for Elizabeth Smart
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Jake Steinfeld
• Preview of This Weekend's Sporting Events
• Bush Meets Mubarak
• President of Philippines Issues Orders to Finish Abu Sayyaf
• Lack of Leads Frustrates Search Efforts in Salt Lake City
• Interview With Jerome Kramer of 'Book' Magazine
• Colleges Reach Out to Gays, Lesbians
• Reporter's Notebook
• Tyson Fights Lewis Tonight
• Will War Emblem Win Triple Crown?
• Interview With Elizabeth Mitchell

June 01, 2002

• Interview With Pervez Musharraf
• U.N. Orders Staff Families' Evacuation From India
• Interview With Carola Hoyos of 'Financial Times'
• Are U.S. Citizens Safe From More Terrorist Attacks?
• Interview With Boxing Promoter Rock Newman
• Musharraf Confirms Moving Troops From Afghan Border
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts Today
• Day Two of World Cup Gets Under Way
• Interview With Dan Isaacson, Personal Trainer
• Reporter's Notebook
• 2002 Hurricane Season Opens Today

May 25, 2002

• Bush, Putin Address Brain Drain
• Interview With Toby Gati
• Interviews With Sgt. Scott Fear, Helen Morrison
• Bush, Putin Address University Students in Russia
• Body Recovered at China Airlines Jet Crash
• Will U.S. Be Attacked by Terrorists Again?
• Mountain Lion Ventures Into Residential Area Near L.A.
• Summer Shape-Up: Interview With Donato Vaccaro
• Summer Shape-Up: Interviews With Donna Richardson, Billy Blanks, Denise Austin
• Investigators Follow New Leads in Chandra Levy Case
• Search Effort Under Way at China Airlines Jet Crash Site
• Reporter's Notebook
• Fidel Castro Responds to Bush's Cuba Policy

May 18, 2002

• Prosecution Rests Case in Birmingham Church Bombing Trial
• White House Accuses Senator Clinton of Creating Political Divisions
• Connecticut Authorities Assure Residents Their Water is Safe
• Bush Defends Himself, Administration
• Catholic Priest Accused of Sexual Abuse Commits Suicide
• Blaze at Seattle Marina Destroys Dozens of Boats
• Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri Rivers at Flood Stage
• Palestinian Authority Says No Elections Until Israelis Pull Back
• Man With Lou Gehrig's Disease Fights for Right to Leave Home
• Interview With Mountain Climber Ellen Miller
• Interview With Father Allan Hawkins
• Carter Ends Six-Day Trip to Cuba
• Grauman's Chinese Theater Celebrates 75th Anniversary
• Does U.S. Government Do All It Can to Protect American People?
• Battle of Network Sales Departments Heats Up
• Interview With Marc Peyser
• Study Says Pizza Bad for Health
• White House Says No Specific Warnings Were Given Prior to 9-11
• Bush Requested Daily Briefings on al Qaeda Last August
• Democrats on House Judiciary Call for Hearings Into 9-11 Warnings
• Bobby Frank Cherry's Trial Continues
• Interview With Jamie Jensen
• Will Kentucky Derby Champion War Emblem Repeat at Preakness?
• Reporter's Notebook

May 11, 2002

• Luke Helder Appears in Iowa Courtroom
• Israelis May Not Launch Attack in Gaza
• Interview With Mark Perry, Marc Ginsberg
• Interview With Team No Boundaries
• Interviews With James Allen, Willie Sallie, Winfred Rembert
• British Forces Continue to Destroy al Qaeda, Taliban Caves
• Luke Helder to Be Held Without Bond
• Interviews With Marc Ginsberg, Mark Perry
• Interviews With Winfred Rembert, Joseph Jordan, Akinyele Umoja
• Poll Shows Enthusiasm for New 'Star Wars' Film Declines
• Carter Prepares to Visit Cuba
• Luke Helder Ordered to Be Held Without Bond
• Interview With James Allen
• Interview With Syndicated Travel Writer George Hobica
• Reporter's Notebook
• Panel Discusses Lynchings

May 04, 2002

• Shooting, Explosion Rock Bethlehem
• Pipe Bomb Explosions Injure Five People
• Massachusetts Priest to Face Rape Charges
• Sharon to Meet With Bush Next Week
• Anti-Government Letters Accompanied Mailbox Pipe Bombs
• Boston Archdiocese Backs Out of Settlement With Alleged Abuse Victims
• Clark Howard Gives Personal Finance Tips
• Karen Brown Discusses How She Lost 70 Pounds
• `Spider Man' Expected to Become Summer's First Blockbuster
• Reporter's Notebook: Violence in Bethlehem
• Bush, Aznar Meet at Camp David
• An Inside Look at the Attack on Jenin
• How to Make the Kentucky Derby's Official Drink
• Midtown Music Fest Features Zydeco
• Music Midtown Rocks Atlanta
• Interview With Jim Squires
• Interview With Ed Albin
• Taylor County High School Ends Prom Segregation

April 27, 2002

• Israeli Settlement Attacked in Hebron
• U.N. Agrees to Delay Fact-Finding Mission in Jenin
• German Town of Erfurt Rocked by School Shooting
• Flight Restrictions Lifted at Reagan National Airport
• White House Calls Saudi Mideast Peace Proposal 'Constructive'
• Reporter's Notebook
• A Look at Fidel Castro's Daughter Living in Exile in Miami
• Four Dead, Six Injured in Shooting in a Nevada Casino
• Church Official Disputes Reports Law Will Be Sent to Vatican
• FBI Is Looking for a Few Good Recruits
• Interview With 'TIME' Magazine's Bob Sullivan
• Interview With Dr. Akinyele Umoja of Georgia State University
• Interview With Clark Howard
• Interview With Mary Giles of 'Parenting' Magazine
• Interview With Bert Sugar
• Police Say 'Rival Gangs' Responsible for Shooting in Nevada
• College Student Convicted of Planning Mass Murder at School
• Washington's Reagan National Resumes Normal Operations
• DEA Administrator Says Oregon Needs Federal Help to Fight Drugs
• Interview With Bert Sertl, Travel Editor of 'Gourmet'

April 20, 2002

• Interview With Harvey Kushner
• U.N. Votes to Investigate Israeli Attack on Jenin
• Protesters Gather to Picket World Bank, IMF Meetings in D.C.
• Bush Administration Supports Fact-Finding Mission In Jenin
• Ramallah Residents Remain Under Curfew
• Police Move Forward With Case Against Robert Blake
• Interview With Kevin Doyle
• Reporter's Notebook
• Douglasville, Georgia Hosts Flower Show
• Martin Savidge Looks Back on Operation Anaconda
• Interview With Jeff Struecker
• Georgia Hosts Annual Foxhall Flower Show
• Interview With Plattsburgh, NY Resident George Facteau
• Interview With Gary Firda of U.S. Geological Survey
• Douglasvile, Georgia Is Hosting Annual Foxhall Flower Show
• Preview of Movies Opening This Weekend
• Interview With Richard Murphy
• Struggle Over Water in Middle East
• Interview With Priest On Trial for Child Molestation
• Company Wants to Put Faces of 9-11 Victims on Trading Cards

April 13, 2002

• Israeli Tanks, Troops Charge Two West Bank Villages
• Powell Will Not Meet With Arafat
• Interviews With Gideon Meir, Michael Tarazi
• Powell Postpones Meeting With Arafat
• Interviews With Mike Pence, Harold Ford
• Israeli Troops Enter Two West Bank Towns; Powell Postpones Meeting With Arafat
• White House, Capitol Hill Keep Eye on Powell's Mission
• Will Powell Meet With Arafat?
• Middle East Crisis Becomes a Puzzle for Washington
• Interviews With Mark Perry, Marc Ginsberg
• Palestinians Condemn Killing of Palestinian, Israeli Civilians
• Reporter's Notebook; Interview With Saeb Erakat

April 06, 2002

• Israel Consolidates Hold on Jenin, Nablus
• Bush, Blair Meet in Crawford
• Interview With Saeb Erakat
• Interview With Edward Abington, Alon Pinkas
• Bush Calls for Israel to Withdraw From Some Palestinian Cities
• Thousands Gather to Pay Respects to Queen Elizabeth
• U.S. Concludes Operation Mountain Lion
• Operation Mountain Lion Concludes
• Interview With Anne Graham Lotz
• Interview With Dolly Parton
• Britain, U.S. Have `Special Relationship'
• Officials Ponder Legal Action Against Alleged U.S. Taliban Fighter
• Pro-Palestinian Rally in New York Showcases Divisive Issues
• Arthur Andersen Hopes to Settle With Federal Government
• Amtrak's Long-Distance Lines Face Possible Extinction
• Cubs Fans Complain About Blocked Views of Wrigley Field
• What Will Result From Powell's Mideast Trip?
• Interview With Tim Daniel
• Bush, Blair Discuss Mideast at Texas Ranch
• Interview With Hasan Abdel Rahman, Alon Pinkas
• Interview With Emily Sheketoff, Bruce Taylor

March 30, 2002

• Interview With James Rubin
• Sporadic Fighting Continues in Ramallah
• Legal Roundtable: What to Expect at John Walker's Hearing
• Interview With Nadine Kaslow
• U.N. Security Council Calls for Withdrawal of Israeli Troops
• Israeli Siege of Ramallah Continues
• Bush Monitors Mideast Events From Crawford, Texas
• Cause of Arctic Rose's Sinking Remains a Mystery
• Interview With Ondine Cohane
• Death Toll Climbs in Ramallah Onslaught
• Should Slave Descendants be Granted Reparations?
• Reporter's Notebook: The Escalating Crisis in the Mideast
• Reporter's Notebook: March Madness

March 23, 2002

• Bush Offers Billions to Help Fight World Poverty
• Interview With Marc Ginsberg
• Musharraf Vows to Rid Pakistan of Terrorists
• Britain May Make Cannabis a Lower-Schedule Drug
• Bush Will Become First Sitting U.S. President to Visit Peru
• Musharraf Calls for Crackdown on Terrorism
• Interview With Wendy Murphy, Jayne Weintraub
• 13-Year-Old Wins Recognition for Post-9/11 Art
• New School Year Begins in Afghanistan
• Interview With Steve Kruschen
• More Than 1 Million Afghan Children Attend School Today
• Interview With Stephen Leatherman
• Steve Kruschen Shows Off the Latest Gadgets
• Hollywood Prepares for the Oscars
• Interview With David Bach
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf, Rick Dunham
• Interview With Donna Rice Hughes, Marc Klaas
• Steve Kruschen Discusses the Latest High-Tech Toys
• Who Will Win Oscars Tomorrow?

March 16, 2002

• Zinni Continues Efforts to Broker Cease-Fire in Mideast
• Yates Sentenced to Life in Prison
• Zinni Meets Separately With Israelis, Palestinians
• Cheney Visits Saudi Arabia, Attempts to Gain Support for War
• 600 Additional Troops Sent to Afghanistan
• Many U.S. Soldiers in Afghanistan Are Seeing Combat for First Time
• Interview With Mohammad Zahir Shah
• High School Students Creatively Cope With 9/11 Tragedy
• Turkey Focuses on Regional Stability
• Is Life in Prison a Just Sentence for Yates?
• Soldiers Wounded in Operation Anaconda Receive Purple Hearts
• Interview With Lisa Strine, Tong Vang
• British TV Show Mimics Life in WWI Trenches
• Cheney to Discuss Mideast Conflict With Saudi Leaders
• Family of Six Dies in Apparent Murder-Homicide
• Reporter's Notebook: Mideast Diplomacy
• Diplomatic Efforts in Mideast Show Signs of Progress
• Interview With Roseanne Knorr
• Purple Hearts Awarded to Eight U.S. Soldiers

March 09, 2002

• Columbia Astronauts to be Interviewed
• Operation Anaconda Enters Second Week
• Sharon is Now Willing to Negotiate Even as Violence Continues
• Columbia Releases Hubble Back Into Orbit
• Pentagon Creates Contingency Plan to Use Nuclear Weapons
• Operation Anaconda Continues Despite Brutal Weather
• A Look at How U.S. Troops Prepare for Battle
• Columbia Completes Week-Long Repairs on Hubble
• Florida Bishop Admits Sexually Abusing Teenage Boy
• Interview With Jerry Miller
• Sharon Takes New Stance on Peace Negotiations
• Interview With Richard Murphy
• Interview With the Crew of Space Shuttle Columbia
• Interview With Steve Hawley
• Miles O'Brien Receives Award for Space Coverage
• Interview With Ron Silver
• Interview With Joe Foss, Hussein Ibish
• Israeli Forces Roll Into Refugee Camp in West Bank
• Rare Weekend Session to be Held in Yates Trial
• Inside a Space Station Mockup
• Interview With Susan Helms
• Defense Department is Prepared to Use Nuclear Weapons
• Fighting Resumes Near Gardez
• The Battle for Shah-e-Kot

March 02, 2002

• U.S. Air Strikes Again Pound Eastern Afghanistan
• U.S. Troops to Train Georgian Authorities in Anti-Terror Tactics
• Police Regain Control in Western India After Hundreds Were Killed
• Students in Pike County Accused of Assaulting Basketball Player
• Reporter's Notebook: Skilling's Role in the Enron Scandal
• U.S. War Planes Strike Targets in Eastern Afghanistan
• NASA to Decide Whether Columbia Can Stay in Orbit
• Interview With Judy Mueller, Ann Crittenden
• Interview With Andre Rieu
• Andre Rieu Gives Encore Performance
• Van Dams Thank Pair Who Found Danielle's Body
• Films Battle at Box Office This Weekend
• Photos of 9/11 Carnage Begin World Tour
• Study Suggests Americans Have Been Exposed to Nuclear Fallout
• Israeli Troops Return to West Bank Refugee Camp
• Interview With George Hobica
• U.S. Continues Massive Offensive in Afghanistan
• Reporter's Notebook: The Latest Developments in the War
• Teacher Shocks Students With Attempt to Feed Snake Puppies

February 23, 2002

• Authorities Search for Pearl's Killers
• International Manhunt Begins for Victor Bout
• Neighbor of Danielle Van Dam to be Arraigned on Kidnapping Charges
• Interview With Kendall Coffey
• Case of Crematory Operator Stirs Emotions
• Jury Hears Compelling Testimony From Psychiatrist in Yates Trial
• Interview With Peter Greenwald
• Interview With Bill Hogan
• Weekend Brings End to Olympic Games, But Controversy Remains
• Reporter's Notebook: The Enron Scandal
• Interview With Peter Jackson
• Sarah Hughes Becomes an Advertiser's Dream
• Reporter's Notebook: The Olympic Games
• GAO Sues White House for Access to Energy Task Force Documents
• Man Suspected of Kidnapping Danielle Van Dam Arrested
• U.S., Pakistani Authorities Search for Pearl's Killers
• Interview With Mantill Williams

February 16, 2002

• Bush Leaves for Trip to Asia
• Insecurity Prevails in Afghanistan
• Nine-Year-Old Helps Deliver Baby
• Interview With Lisa Drayer
• Dentist Develops New Migraine Treatments
• `Skategate' Results in Canadians, Russians Sharing Gold
• Bush to Visit Japan, China, South Korea
• Japanese Children Get Jump-Start on Learning English
• Explosion Kills Five in Philippines
• New Development Narrows Focus of Anthrax Investigation
• International Olympic Committee Says Judging Controversy is Closed
• Reporter's Notebook: Enron and Power Politics
• Interview With Jeffrey Stout, Jose Antonio
• Bush Embarks on Three-Nation Tour
• Should U.S. Take Military Action Against Iraq?
• Racers Prepare for Daytona 500
• Interview With Tom Parsons
• Reporter's Notebook: The Winter Olympics
• IOC Awards Gold Medal to Sale, Pelletier; Fans Feel Justice Was Served

February 09, 2002

• Princess Margaret Dies in Her Sleep
• Protesters Promote Various Causes at Olympics
• Whereabouts of Daniel Pearl Remain a Mystery
• Britain Mourns Loss of Princess Margaret
• Winter Olympics Kick Off With Fireworks, U.S. Patriotism
• Interview With Bob Vila
• Interview With Ben Pimlott
• Interview With Matthew Felling
• Reporter's Notebook: The Enron Scandal
• Princess Margaret Dead at 71
• Milosevic Trial to Begin at Hague in Coming Week
• Interview With Keith Bellows
• Reporter's Notebook: The Olympic Games
• White House Defends Refusal to Grant Detainees POW Status
• Pakistani Police Say Pearl's Release Could Take Days
• Interview With Paul Clinton

February 02, 2002

• Conflicting E-Mails Make Pearl's Fate Uncertain
• `Axis of Evil' Comment is Criticized by Several Countries
• Interview With Carolyn Maloney
• Freedoms in U.S. Can Provide Sanctuary to Human Rights Abusers
• Interview With Dick Gregory
• `Wall Street Journal': Messages About Pearl Were False
• Justice Department to Examine Links Between Enron, White House
• Interview With Leslie Lenkowsky, Mike Meneer
• Interview With Rudy Maxa
• PATRIOT Act Worries Civil Liberties Advocates
• Claims Pearl Has Been Killed Have Not Been Substantiated
• Reporter's Notebook: The Enron Investigation
• Punxsutawney Phil Sees Shadow
• World Economic Forum is Braced for Protests
• Leaders Meet in Germany to Discuss Terrorism
• Authorities Hope to Make Superdome Safest Place in U.S. Sunday
• A Football Fan Who Has Been to Every Super Bowl
• Reporter's Notebook: Journalists in Jeopardy

January 26, 2002

• Former Enron Vice Chairman Commits Suicide
• Members of Congress Visit Guantanamo Bay
• Small Rocket Could Someday Make Space Tourism Possible
• Interview With Shibley Telhami
• Interview With Scott Silliman
• Interview With Bob McLendon
• Convoy Promotes Unity in Afghanistan
• Pilots Call for Grounding of Airbus A-300
• Life Inside a Maximum Security Prison
• U.S. Says it Has Proof Shoe Bomber Did Not Act Alone
• Bush Proposes Largest Defense Spending Hike in 20 Years
• Thousands Call for End to Trade Embargo Against Cuba
• Interview With Abdullah Abdullah
• Interview With Jeff Dekorte
• Interview With David Bianculli
• U.S. Army Trains to Cope With Freezing Temperatures
• Reporter's Notebook: The Enron Collapse
• Life on the USS John C. Stennis
• Interview With Ed Brown, Stephen Smith
• Exhibit Displays Work of Jacob Lawrence

January 19, 2002

• Lava Flow Threatens Communities in Congo, Rwanda
• China Reports Plane Built in Seattle for Zemin is Bugged
• Israel Destroys Palestinian Communications Center
• Political Backlash From Enron Collapse Could Affect 2002 Elections
• U.S. Plane Made for Chinese President Reportedly Riddled With Bugs
• England Arrests Suspected Islamic Militants
• U.S. Examines Function of Troops in Saudi Arabia
• Is bin Laden Dead?
• Israel Destroys Palestinian Broadcasting Center
• Bugged Plane May Sour China-U.S. Relations
• Campaign Against Terrorism Will Focus on Philippines
• Lava Consumes Half of Goma, Congo
• Interview With Sumit Ganguly
• Interview With Harry Benson
• Interview With Mantill Williams
• `Black Hawk Down' Puts Spotlight on U.S. Military
• Reporter's Notebook: The True Story Behind `Black Hawk Down'
• Chinese Discover Listening Devices in Plane U.S. Made for Zemin
• Marines Turn Over Kandahar Airport to 101st Airborne
• Interview With Hank Christen
• Jordan, Wizards Face Bulls in Chicago
• Control of Kandahar Airport Shifted From Marines to Army
• Plane U.S. Made for China Was Filled With Listening Devices
• Israel Destroys Main Palestinian Broadcast Center
• Lava Traces Fiery Path Along Congo-Rwandan Border
• Interview With Ken Menkhaus
• USS Princeton, Antietam Return to U.S.
• Jordan Returns to Chicago, But as a Wizard

January 12, 2002

• Junta Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter
• Al Qaeda Detainees in Cuba Won't Have Same Rights as U.S. Prisoners
• U.S.: Detainees in Cuba are Very Dangerous
• Small Planes Frequently Meander Into Restricted Airspace
• Interview With John Rosenberg
• FBI Yet to Determine if Higazy Used Radio to Guide 9/11 Terrorists
• Interview With Jerry Idaszak
• Interview With Laura Claridge
• Did Enron Executives Commit Illegal Acts?
• Detainees Have Spent First Night at Guantanamo Naval Base
• What Rights do Afghan Detainees Have?
• U.S. Warns Iran Not to Hinder War Against al Qaeda
• Interview With Csaba Csere
• Pakistan Heightens Security, Anticipating Speech by Musharraf
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• U.S.: Conditions for al Qaeda Detainees Humane, Not Comfortable
• Interview With Cynthia Alksne
• Bush Uses Radio Address to Tout His Economic Agenda
• How Enron Stock Fell From $90 a Share to 67 Cents
• Detainees in Cuba are Carefully Monitored
• Musharraf Delivers Key Speech on Curbing Terrorism
• Reporter's Notebook: The Enron Collapse
• Family, Friends Bid Goodbye to Chapman

January 05, 2002

• Nathan Chapman First U.S. Soldier Killed by Hostile Fire
• U.S. Takes Custody of High-Ranking al Qaeda Leader
• U.S. Searches Caves in Tora Bora
• Musharraf Makes Gesture of Friendship to India
• Chapman Was Killed Near Khowst, Afghanistan
• Ibn Al-Shaykh al-Libi is in U.S. Custody
• Interview With Bernard Parks
• Chapman Was 13-Year Army Veteran
• Mullah Omar Continues to Elude Authorities
• What Could Detained al Qaeda Official Tell U.S.?
• Interview With Robert Oakley
• Mideast Maps Underline Political Positions
• Author Who Refused to Hand Over Notes Released From Jail
• Family Mourns Death of Chapman
• Diplomats Hope for Progress Between Pakistan, India
• Interview With Peter Navarro
• Technological Advances in Portable Entertainment
• Secret Service Agent Charges American Airlines With Discrimination
• Interview With Dennis Cavin
• George Winston Reflects on 20 Years of Music-Making
• Soldiers at Fort Lewis Comment on Chapman's Death
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• High-Ranking al Qaeda Leader Sits in U.S. Custody
• Tensions May be Easing Between Pakistan, India
• Mullah Omar Remains at Large
• Byron Dorgan Delivers Democrat's Radio Address
• Military Mourns Loss of Chapman
• Tensions Between India, Pakistan May be Subsiding
• Will al Qaeda Leader Talk to U.S. Authorities?
• New Argentine President Plans Economic Rescue
• How Can the Economy be Helped?

December 29, 2001

• Marines Receive New Batch of Detainees at Kandahar Airport
• U.S. Forces Move al Qaeda Prisoners to Airport in Mazar-e Sharif
• Army Forces Prepare to Take Over for Marines at Kandahar Airport
• India and Pakistan Deploy Troops Along the Border
• Interview with William Martel
• Baby Jasmine Reunited With Her Mother
• A Look at Richard Reid's Younger Years
• Tensions Rise Along the Indian/Pakistani Border
• Yacht Race in Australia Threatened by Storm
• U.S. Marines May Move Out of Kandahar in Three Weeks' Time
• Bush Expected to Outline Challenges for 2002 in Radio Address
• Interview With John Challenger
• 9-11 Forces Undocumented Immigrants Out of Work
• Another Six to 12 Inches of Snow Expected Near Buffalo
• Detained al Qaeda Fighters Willing to Cooperate With Investigators
• Movie 'Black Hawk Down' Recreates the 1993 U.S. Battle in Somalia
• Two Ohio Boys Invited to Join Prestigious Vienna Boys Choir
• Tensions Mount on the Indian/Pakistani Border
• What Is Next for U.S. Forces in Afghanistan?
• U.S. Detention Center in Kandahar Fills Up With Captured Fighters
• India/Pakistan Dispute Might Boil Down to How Each Side Defines A Terrorist
• President Bush Monitors War on Terror from Crawford, Texas
• Interview With Reynold Hoover
• Kabul's Mental Hospital Treats Dozens of Patients Suffering From Depression a Day
• The Bonds of Friendship and Family
• Interview With Trained Futurist David Zach

December 22, 2001

• Interim Afghan Government Takes Office
• Innocent People Reportedly Killed in U.S. Air Strike
• John Walker May Face Capital Punishment
• September 11 Changes Spirit of Christmas in U.S.
• Interim Government Sworn in in Kabul, Afghanistan
• Suspected al Qaeda Fighters Arrested in Remote Pakistani Region
• Coalition Government Takes Power in Afghanistan
• New Government Brings Hope to Afghanistan
• Bush Applauds Installation of New Government in Afghanistan
• U.S. Uses Specialized Weapons to Kill al Qaeda in Caves
• Some Anti-Soviet Fighters in Afghanistan Joined Taliban
• Kabul Calls U.S. Attack on Convoy `Misunderstanding'
• Interview With Terence Taylor
• Females are Only Reindeer With Antlers at Christmastime
• Pentagon Insists Convoy it Bombed Contained Enemies
• Last-Minute Holiday Shoppers Crowd Malls
• Mexican Immigrants Flood Consulate for ID
• Student Contest Depicts Holiday Spirit in New York
• Hamid Karzai Sworn in as Interim Afghan Leader
• Bush Delivers Weekly Radio Address
• Argentina Rushes to Fill Power Vacuum After President Resigns
• Interview With Farid Homayoun
• Travelers Come to Airports Prepared for Delays
• Interim Government in Place in Afghanistan
• Kabul, Washington Reports of Convoy Attack in Afghanistan Differ
• Interview With Fareed Zakaria, James Hoge
• First Family Spends Christmas at Camp David
• Music Returns to Afghanistan
• Interview With Paolo Galli

December 15, 2001

• Coalition Forces Close in on al Qaeda
• Is bin Laden in Tora Bora?
• PATRIOT Act Grants Law Enforcement New Powers
• Palestinians, Israeli Military Face Off in Gaza
• U.S. Continues Assaults on Tora Bora
• U.S. Marines Secure Kandahar Airport
• Tensions Erupt in Beit Hanun
• Interview With Saeb Erakat
• Interview With Bernard Haykel, Yossef Bodansky
• U.S. Planes Assault al Qaeda Ground Positions
• Interview With Ra'anan Gissin
• U.S. Focuses Attacks on Tora Bora
• Afghan Mullah Has History of Dissent Against Taliban
• Is U.S. Close to Capturing bin Laden?
• Interview With Robyn Spizman
• A Look Inside Black Hawk Surveillance Teams
• U.S. Marines Create Detention Facility in Kandahar
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• U.S. Military Action Suggests bin Laden is in Tora Bora
• Interview With Tom Arnold
• Airstrikes Pound Tora Bora
• Rumsfeld Visits Countries Near Afghanistan
• Zinni Recalled From Middle East
• Interview With John Engler, Bob Wise
• Interview With Michael Jacobson, Jim Rogers
• Reporter's Notebook: Progress in the War on Terrorism
• Bush, Democrats Differ on Economic Stimulus Issues

December 08, 2001

• Search for bin Laden Focuses on Eastern Afghanistan
• Kabul Stadium Once Again Used for Soccer
• Condit to Run for Reelection
• First Lady Gives White House Tour
• U.S. Forces, Eastern Alliance Focus on Mountains
• Interview With David Isby
• U.S. Finishes Off Pockets of Taliban Fighters
• Interview With James Natter
• Issue of New Afghan Government Takes Center Stage
• Dispute Arises Over Who Controls Kandahar
• Interview With Marc Ginsberg
• Marines Concentrate on Search for Taliban Fighters
• Bush to Oversee Aid Shipment to Afghanistan
• Interview With Sara Huberty, David Mindich
• Is bin Laden's Mindset Similar to Hitler's?
• Football Fans Become Part of Pearl Harbor History
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• Fighting Continues Near Tora Bora
• Interview With Elizabeth Neuffer
• Mullah Omar Reported to Have Escaped Kandahar
• U.S. Warplanes Concentrate on Tora Bora
• U.S. Marine Activities in Afghanistan
• Interview With Meyrav Wurmser, Mark Perry
• U.S. Marines Focus on Capturing al Qaeda Cohorts
• Interview With Judy Lash Balint

December 01, 2001

• U.S. Marines Establish Base Near Kandahar
• U.S. Troops Secure Airfield Near Bagram
• Talks in Germany on Future Afghan Government Face Complications
• Japan's Crown Princess Delivers Baby Girl
• Around the World, Fans Mourn Loss of George Harrison
• Marines Await New Orders Near Kandahar
• U.S. Rejects Taliban Report of Shot-Down Jet
• U.N. Delegates in Germany Work Towards Interim Afghan Government
• Interview With Scott Silliman, Anne Coulter
• Traces of Anthrax Found on Envelope in Seymour, Connecticut
• Ask CNN: What is the Significance of Different Head Coverings?
• Army, Navy Square Off on Football Field
• U.S. Marines Move Close to Kandahar
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• U.S. Marines Lie in Striking Distance of Kandahar
• Fans Honor George Harrison at Strawberry Fields
• U.S. Marines Await Orders Outside Kandahar
• Interview With Omar Samad, Susan Safi-Rafiq
• Bush, Democrats Disagree Over Economic Stimulus
• Taliban Fighters Believe Tora Bora Safe From Air Attack
• Interview With Jan Ting, Stanley Cohen
• Northern Alliance: bin Laden Not in Tora Bora
• U.S. Military Searches Southern Afghanistan for Taliban
• Interview With Jeff Gold
• Interview With Kate Roberts, Helene Gale
• Fans Mourn Death of George Harrison at Abbey Road Studios
• Northern Alliance Says bin Laden is in Southern Afghanistan
• 80 Taliban Fighters Captured in Mazar-e Sharif
• Tributes to George Harrison Continue at Strawberry Fields
• Anthrax Trace Discovered on Envelope in Connecticut
• Interview With Anthony Fauci
• Hundreds of Marines Patrol Southern Afghanistan
• Bush, Democrats Give Radio Addresses on Recession
• Interview With Andy Seiler

November 24, 2001

• Taliban Surrender in Droves in Konduz
• Northern Alliance Works Out Details of Massive Taliban Surrender
• Families of WTC Victims Struggle to Obtain Compensation
• Anthrax Investigation in Connecticut Offers No Answers
• Donations Are Down for Many Nonprofit Organizations
• Bush Expected to Highlight Domestic Agenda This Week
• Hundreds of Taliban Fighters Surrender in Konduz
• Taliban Soldiers Surrender Near Mazar-e Sharif
• Hundreds of Taliban Fighters Surrender Near Konduz
• Taliban Surrender Continues Outside Mazar-e Sharif
• Security Concerns Arise in Eastern Afghanistan
• Bush to Spotlight Domestic Issues
• No Anthrax Traces Found in Oxford, Connecticut
• Interview With Michael Wascom
• Refugee Crisis Grows in Afghanistan
• Israel Accused of Trying to Sabotage U.S. Peace Efforts
• Rockettes Kick Off 75th Anniversary Performance
• No Anthrax Found in Connecticut Woman's Home
• Anthrax Anxieties Alter Gift-Giving Season
• Renewed Violence in Middle East Leaves Seven Palestinians Dead
• Factions Fight for Power Inside Afghanistan
• Interview With Alan Silverstone
• California 2-Year-Old Sings `God Bless America'
• Taliban Surrender Near Konduz Stops as Night Falls
• Bush Delivers Radio Address
• Funeral to be Held for Anthrax Victim
• Surrender Operations Prove Confusing in Afghanistan
• Funeral for Connecticut Anthrax Victim Begins
• Taliban Suicide Bomber Kills Northern Alliance Commander
• Interview With Omar Samad
• Storm Delays Rescue of Yacht Racer
• Taliban Surrenders Baghlan
• Interview With Vera Gibbons
• Interview With Knox Richardson
• Good Deed Earns Woman Thousands

November 17, 2001

• Pashtun Leaders Hope to Solve Kandahar Crisis Peacefully
• Northern Alliance Hopes to Take Konduz
• Mohammed Atef's Role in al Qaeda
• U.S. Believes bin Laden Remains in Afghanistan
• Leahy Receives Suspicious Letter
• Families of Flight 587 Victims Mourn
• Suspicious Letter to Leahy Stirs Capitol
• Interview With Mark Akahoshi, Steve Ruda
• Tribal Leaders Attempt to Convince Taliban to Surrender Kandahar
• Interview With Gary Bowersox
• Capitol Closes Two Buildings After Discovery of Leahy Letter
• Former Afghan President Returns to Kabul
• Taliban, Northern Alliance Continue Fighting in Konduz
• Laura Bush to Deliver Radio Address
• Former Afghan President Returns to Capital
• Turmoil at Hartsfield Airport Result of Impatient Flyer
• Interview With Marc Ginsberg
• Interview With Kenneth Traub
• First Lady to Deliver National Radio Address
• Interview With Noam Neusner
• Hotel Near JFK Airport is Familiar With Airline Tragedy
• Deposed Afghan President Says Return to Kabul is for Peace Mission
• Laura Bush Delivers Radio Address
• Taliban May be Losing Grip on Kandahar
• U.S. May be Entering Difficult Phase of Battle in Afghanistan
• Interview With Hassan Al-Qwazwini
• Letter Containing Anthrax Mailed to Senator Leahy
• Political Struggle for Kandahar Continues
• U.S. Bombs Target Konduz
• Officials Investigate Source of Latest Anthrax-Laced Letter
• Interview With Noelia Rodriguez
• Women's Rights Quickly Improve After Taliban Leaves Kabul
• Interview With Roni Beavin-Lowe
• Interview With Kati Marton

November 10, 2001

• Northern Alliance Now Controls Mazar-e Sharif
• Pakistani Newspaper Reports bin Laden Possesses Nuclear Weapons
• Bush to Make First Appearance Before United Nations
• USS Enterprise Returns From Combat in Middle East
• FBI Releases Profile of Anthrax Terrorist
• Opposition's Capture of Mazar-e Sharif Could Aid U.S. War Effort
• Interview With Peter Tomsen
• Trace Amounts of Anthrax Discovered in Various Locations
• Ask CNN: What is a Material Witness?
• Challenges Faced by the INS
• Families Prepare to Welcome USS Enterprise Crew
• Northern Alliance Now Occupies Mazar-e Sharif
• Bush to Address Terrorism in Speech to U.N.
• USS Enterprise Celebrates Homecoming
• Pakistani Journalist Reports Interview With bin Laden
• Bush Expected to Deliver Frank Speech to U.N.
• Enthusiastic Crowd Greets Return of USS Enterprise
• What is the Significance of Opposition Control of Mazar-e Sharif?
• Families Eagerly Await USS Enterprise Homecoming
• Bush Asks for More National Guards Troops at Airports
• Bush to Seek Support for War Against Terrorism at U.N.
• USS Enterprise Crew Arrives Home
• Details Involving Opposition Capture of Mazar-e Sharif are Scarce
• Patriotism Brings in Bucks for Retailers
• Northern Alliance Works to Consolidate Hold on Mazar-e Sharif
• Northern Alliance Now Poised to Strike Kabul
• Bush: `Time for Action' Against Terrorism
• Pakistan May Look for Increased U.S. Support
• Four More New Jersey Postal Facilities Test Positive for Anthrax
• Interview With Swanee Hunt, Rina Amiri, Terry Greenblatt
• USS Enterprise Homecoming Nears End
• Naval Officers Communicate With Families Via Videoconference
• Interview With Marian Fontana

November 03, 2001

• Four U.S. Troops Treated for Injuries in Helicopter Incident
• Taliban Reports Shooting Down U.S. Helicopter
• U.S. Bombers Pummel Taliban Front Lines
• Al Qaeda Tunnels Could Make U.S. Attacks More Difficult
• Two `Agency' Episodes May Not Air Due to Terrorism References
• Taliban Claims to Have Shot Down U.S. Reconnaissance Plane
• Plans to Cut Back Recovery Crew at Ground Zero Causes Controversy
• Bush Begins Weekend With Security Council Teleconference
• Kathy Nguyen Dies of Anthrax Infection
• Some Pakistanis Feel Refugees Hinder Business in Quetta
• U.S. Bombing Continues Along Taliban Front Lines
• Taliban Forces Report High Morale
• New York City Firefighters Clashed With Police Officers
• Interview With Margaret Popper
• President Wraps Up National Security Meeting
• Arab Nations Have Been at War During Ramadan in the Past
• Californians Cope With Bridge-Crossing Anxiety
• Interview With James Traub
• Northern Alliance Reports Capturing Land Near Mazar-e Sharif
• Bush Discusses Anthrax in Radio Address
• New York Firefighters Protest Ground Zero Policies
• Interview With Shawn Gold
• Northern Alliance Says U.S. Strikes on Taliban are Effective
• Rumsfeld Works to Strengthen Coalitions in Central Asia, Russia
• Bush Discusses Anthrax in Radio Address
• Some Worry About Ground Zero's Impact on New Yorkers' Health
• Interview With Judith Haynes
• Interview With Marc Miller, Jason File
• Ask CNN: What are the Symptoms of Skin Anthrax?

October 27, 2001

October 20, 2001

• Bombings Resume in Afghanistan
• Special Forces Troops Reportedly Strike Near Kandahar
• Afghans Continue to Flee Country
• Two U.S. Military Personnel Die in Helicopter Crash
• Investigators Attempt to Discover Origin of Anthrax Letters
• Bush to Cut Trip to Asia-Pacific Short
• Bush Promotes Fight Against Terrorism in Asia
• Two U.S. Service Members Die in Helicopter Accident
• Bomb Explodes Without Incident at Islamabad Airport
• Interview With John Carroll
• Ground Forces Included in Attacks on Afghanistan
• Military Action Damages Sites Near Kandahar
• Taliban, Northern Alliance Forces Clash
• Bush Works to Strengthen Coalition in China
• Interview With Marc Ginsberg
• Bomb Explodes Safely Near Islamabad Airport
• Investigators in New Jersey Seek Origin of Anthrax-Laced Letters
• The Unique Abilities of U.S. Special Forces
• Environmental Cleanup Agencies Aid in Bioterrorism Detection
• How Concerned Should Americans be About Bioterrorism?
• Technology That Makes War Livable
• Two Anthrax Infections Confirmed Friday
• Refugees Cross Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
• Bioterrorism Causes Unique Problems
• Manhunt for bin Laden Problematized by His Intense Security
• Ask CNN: How Has U.S. Managed Past Terrorism Issues?
• U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator Addresses Afghan Relief Efforts
• Interview With Jack Shroder
• Interview With Suraya Sadeed
• Bush Pushes Coalition-Building Agenda at Economic Conference
• Special Operations Troops Attacked Site in Kandahar Friday
• Eyewitnesses Report Helicopters Over Kandahar Friday
• Southwest Airlines Maintains Full Schedule
• U.S. Performed Raid in Kandahar Friday Night
• Bush Administration Considers Visit to China a Success
• Interview With Ken Lieberthal
• Northern Alliance Loses Ground to Taliban
• Anthrax-Seeking Officials Retraces Steps of Letter Carrier
• U.S. Acknowledges Ground Strikes in Afghanistan
• Interview With Paul Heslop

October 13, 2001

October 06, 2001

• Humanitarian Crisis Builds in Northern Afghanistan
• How Much Does U.S. Military Know About Afghan Military Targets?
• Taliban Reports Firing Antiaircraft Guns at Suspicious Plane Over Kabul
• U.S. Law Enforcement Picks Up Suspicious Activities Among Terror Cell Members
• NATO Says Attack on U.S. Is an Attack on All
• Israel and the U.S. Involved in a Public Spat
• Man Dies of Anthrax in Florida
• Giuliani Invites Hundreds of Oregon Residents to Visit New York
• Publisher of "U.S. News and World Report" Discusses Economy
• The Healing Process Begins
• A Look at Afghanistan's Neighbors
• U.S. Gets Ready to Deliver Food Into Afghanistan
• Middle East Expert Discusses the War on Terrorism
• Law Enforcement Warns Other Strikes Are Likely
• Members of Various Regional Chambers of Commerce Discuss Local Economies
• National Guardsmen Prepare to Secure the Nation's Airports
• Health Officials Continue Retracing Steps of Anthrax Victim
• Pentagon and White House Officials Refuse to Comment on Reported Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Kabul
• Richard Armitage Discusses Coalition Building
• Did a Lapse in U.S. Intelligence Gathering Contribute to September 11 Attacks?
• Taliban Says It Fired on Aircraft Over Kabul
• Washington Neither Confirms Nor Denies Taliban Fired at a U.S. Plane Over Kabul
• Christian Aid Workers on Trial in Afghanistan Might be Released
• Is New York City Going to Remain America's Economic Capital?
• Officials Say No Sign of Terrorism in the Anthrax Death in Florida
• Paul Pressler Discusses The Impact of Terrorist Attacks on Theme Park Industry
• Barry Bonds Hits 72nd Home-Run of the Season
• Drone Flies Over Kabul, Afghanistan
• Pentagon Refuses Comment on Possible Drone Flight Over Kabul
• Northern Alliance Has Struggled Continuously Against Taliban

September 30, 2001

• Security Business Is Booming

September 29, 2001

• Unsubstantiated Reports Indicate U.S. Commandos Captured
• Afghan Refugee Crisis Builds in Pakistan
• Taliban Trial of Aid Workers to Resume Today
• Technology Aids in Rescue Operations
• WTC Ruins May Take a Year to Clean Up
• Pentagon Denies Reports That U.S. Forces Have Been Captured
• 100 Congresspersons to Visit WTC Site
• Pentagon, Taliban Deny Reports of U.S. Special Forces Capture
• Airline Passengers Should Expect Long Waits
• The Difficulty of Uncovering bin Laden
• Background Into Afghani History
• Life Continues for College Freshman in Colorado
• U.N. Moves Aid Shipments Toward Afghanistan
• Report of Captured Americans Questioned on Several Fronts
• Bush Holds Teleconference Security Meetings at Camp David
• At Airports, Lines Increase in Pace With Security
• President Bush Gets Ready to Deliver Weekly Radio Address
• Pentagon Denies Reports of Capture of American Special Forces Team in Afghanistan
• U.N. Aid Convoy Moves Toward Northern Afghanistan
• A Look at Osama bin Laden's Right-Hand Man
• U.N. Trucks of Humanitarian Aid Make Their Way Into Afghanistan
• World Food Program Hopes to Aid Afghans
• Robots Help Recovery Efforts at WTC Site
• CNN Correspondent Recounts Difficult Journey Into Afghanistan
• D.C. Mayor Discusses Security Implications for the Nation's Capital
• War on Terrorism Requires Precise Military Planning
• Terrorist Attacks Cause a Shift in Entertainment Climate
• National Guard to Play a Role Securing the Airports
• How Is the U.S. Seen in the Arab World?
• Relationship Between Media and Military Undergoes a Change

September 22, 2001

• International Perspective on Terrorist Attacks
• Second Troops Deployment Order in the Works
• Taliban Reports Spy Plane Shot Down
• Turkey to Allow U.S. to Use Air Bases
• Turkey Stands Behind U.S.
• The Importance of U.S. Special Operations Personnel
• Number of Missing Persons in New York Rises to 6,333
• Bush Agenda Has Changes Drastically
• Bush Plots Strategy at Camp David
• Authorities Continue Clearing Rubble in New York
• What May be in Store for Combatants in Afghanistan
• Americans Faced With Post-Terrorism Fears
• America's New War: Continuing Developments
• Attempting to Report in Taliban Territory
• The Unfortunate Backlash in Terrorism's Wake
• Search for Suspects Extends Beyond U.S. Borders
• Attacks to Cost Insurance More Than Companies $20 Billion
• The Aftermath of September 11
• Celebrities Hold Tribute Telethon
• `Ground Zero' has Become, Simply, `The Ruins'
• Conflicting Reports Surface in Supposed Spy Plane Shoot-Down
• Investigators Attempt to Understand al Qaeda
• U.S. Armed Forces Continue Their Preparations
• Protests Against Supporting the United States Continue in Pakistan
• Largest Investigation in U.S. History Continues
• Grueling Effort Continues in Lower Manhattan
• U.N. Starts a Massive Relief Effort for Fleeing Afghans
• Young Americans Help Out in Relief Efforts
• Concern Grows for Aid Workers Detained by Taliban
• Relief Operation Underway for Afghan Refugees
• Celebrities Hold Fund-Raiser for Terrorism Victims

September 16, 2001

• America's New War

September 15, 2001

September 08, 2001

• Alleged Colombian Drug Kingpin Extradited to U.S.
• Debate Progresses at World Racism Conference
• Support Grows in Israel for Physical Separation From Palestinians
• Alleged Colombian Drug Lord Extradited to U.S.
• Dozens of Homes Destroyed in California Blaze
• Feeling Fit: Do You Need a Gender-Specific Multivitamin?
• WNBA Takes Part in White House Book Festival
• Fans Give Jackson's Comeback Concert Rave Review
• Michael Jackson Receives Raves for Concertgoers
• Williams Sisters Face Off in U.S. Open Final
• Reporter's Notebook: Michael Jackson's Attempted Comeback
• faced With Protests, IMF Scales Back Meeting in Washington
• Ohio Park Rangers Seek Owners of Stashed Cash
• World Racism Conference Agrees on Some Contentious Issues
• Laura Bush Kicks Off National Book Festival
• The Hopes Behind Bush's National Reading Program

September 01, 2001

• Newsreel: The Week's Top Stories
• Fire, Explosion Kills 44 in Tokyo Nightclub
• Investigation Continues Into Crash That Killed Aaliyah, Eight Others
• Disabled Climbers Poised to Top Mount Kilimanjaro
• U.S. Strives to Acquire More Teachers
• A New Approach to Physical Education
• Hundreds of Refugees Hope for Asylum
• Ukrainian Community is Relieved After Soltys Arrest
• Adam Moss to Make First Court Appearance
• Adam Moss to be Charged With Murders Next Week
• James Beck Presumed Dead
• Tahoe National Forest Bans Campfires
• Floods Disrupt Travel in Midwest, Northeast
• Bush Prepares to Push Education Reform
• Are Standardized Tests Effective?

August 25, 2001

• Feeling Fit: Diet, Exercise can Prevent Type II Diabetes
• Tire Maker Reaches Settlement With Paralyzed Woman
• Air Force Member Faces Espionage Charges
• Carolyn Condit Expected to Stay With Congressman
• Reaction to Condit Interviews has Been Harsh
• Florida Beach Again Shuts Down Due to School of Sharks
• Harry Belafonte Discusses New Anthology
• D.C. Citizens Clamor for Powerball Tickets
• PC Access can Mean a College Degree
• Lines Swell as People Vie for Powerball's $280 Million Jackpot
• Radical Palestinians Killed in Assault on Israeli Soldiers
• Analyzing the Condit Interview
• People Line up Outside Stores for Powerball Tickets
• Violence Again Breaks Out in Mideast

August 18, 2001

• Wildfires Scorch Western U.S.
• Los Angeles County Jail Settles a Lawsuit
• Golf Fans Can Follow the PGA on the Web
• West Nile Virus Claims a Victim in the U.S.
• Fires Rage Across the West
• Firestone CEO Blames Ford for Explorer Rollovers
• How to Eliminate Stress in the Back-to-School Season
• Salsa Dancing Helps Lose Weight
• Tiger Woods Barely Makes the Cut for the PGA Championship
• Fire Crews Begin Another Day of Fighting Wildfires in the West
• West Nile Virus Claims the Life of an Atlanta Woman
• Memorial Service for Maureen Reagan Gets Under Way
• American and European Activists Try Their Hand at Peacemaking in the Middle East
• How Does Economic Slowdown Affect Airline Ticker Prices?
• Lottery Fever is Heating Up
• Las Vegas Introduces a Slot Machine That Takes Credit Cards
• Reporter's Notebook: Clashes in the Middle East
• Photojournalist Roger Sandler Remembers Maureen Reagan
• Southern Version of Little League World Series Ends Today in Virginia

August 11, 2001

• Ask CNN: When and Why Was the Presidential Seal Created?
• Feeling Fit: The Importance of a Gym That Meets Your Needs
• Glaciers Take Scientists Back in Time
• New York City Focuses on Drinking Among Police
• Battle Over Affirmative Action Continues After 11 Years
• Newsreel: Sights and Sounds From This Week's Events
• Surrogate Mother's Parents Don't Want Implanted Twins
• Man Rides Roller-Coaster 100 Days Straight
• Airline Policies Regarding Children Traveling Alone
• Reporter's Notebook: Bush's Stem Cell Decision
• The Process Behind Bush's Decision on Stem Cells
• Commuters are Willing to Take Pay Cuts to Shorten Travel Time
• U.S. Warns Americans Against Mideast Travel
• Hot Springs, Arkansas Prints Bill Clinton Trading Cards

August 04, 2001

• House Approves Bush's Patients' Bill of Rights
• Queen Mother Celebrates 101st Birthday
• New York's Homeless Face Incredible Challenges
• Tropical Storm Barry Looms Over Gulf of Mexico
• Bush to Begin Month-Long Vacation
• Constituents Question Condit's Political Future
• Queen Mother Celebrates Birthday at Clarence House
• How Has Bush Done in His First Six Months?
• Teens and Drugs in the 21st Century
• Feeling Fit: How Yoga Can Help Shed Pounds
• Throngs Gather to Glimpse Queen Mum on 101st Birthday
• World's Oldest Person Has Lived in Three Centuries
• New Pill Helps Diagnose Intestinal Problems
• Bush Receiving First Presidential Physical
• Reporter's Notebook: The Chandra Levy Investigation
• Reliving the Legend of Louis Armstrong

July 28, 2001

• Condit Scandal Continues
• Police Build Psychological Profile of Levy
• Powell Meets With Chinese President
• Friend of Rabin Assassin Granted Pardon
• Feeling Fit: Travelers Select Hotels With Fitness Opportunities
• Brazill Defense Pleased With Sentence
• Mount Etna Continues to Erupt
• Program Helps Kids Have Fun at the Beach
• What is Next for U.S.-China Relations?
• California Fire Burns 3,000 Acres
• Reporter's Notebook: Powell's Trip to Beijing
• Boston Camp Gives Young Musicians a Jump-Start
• How Can Americans Avoid the West Nile Virus?
• Sicilians Work to Divert Mount Etna's Lava Flow
• Police Work to Create Profile of Levy
• Can the Economy Avoid Recession?
• Powell Meets With Chinese President

July 21, 2001

• Threat of Violence Looms at G8 Summit
• Airlock Installation Complete on International Space Station
• Flood Devastates Eastern India
• People Still Turn Out for James Taylor Tours
• Feeling Fit: Meeting Dietary Needs on Airlines
• Cheney Could be Condit Alibi
• G8 Summit Proceeds as Scheduled Despite Protests
• Reporter's Notebook: G8 Summit Protests
• Second Shark Attack Confirmed in Florida
• The Risks and Importance of Human Medical Research
• Can an Invention Stop Storms Before They Start?
• Weekend Marks Route 66's 75th Anniversary
• Magic Johnson Continues to Amaze
• Protesters Continue to Clash With Police Near G8 Summit
• Media Continues to Swirl Around Condit
• Are Concerns Over Globalization Justified?

July 14, 2001

• Summit Hopes to Ease Tensions Between India, Pakistan
• Ask CNN: Do New Elements Exist in Space?
• Feeling Fit: Summer Exercise Tips
• Septuplets Remain in Critical Condition
• Nantucket Home Hits Market at $54 Million
• Queen Elizabeth's Trip Features Centuries-Old Traditions
• Condit Remains in Media Spotlight
• Will Hosting Olympics Positively Impact China?
• Doctors Express Optimism for Shark Attack Victim
• Plan Helps People Control Futures of 401(k)s
• Reporter's Notebook: The Chandra Levy Disappearance
• Police Continue Search for Chandra Levy
• Pentagon Picks up Pace of Missile Defense Testing
• U.S. Applauds Deportation of Convicted Chinese Spy
• Does Human Rights Record Make China an Unfit Olympics Host?
• Olympics Have History of Mixing Politics, Sports
• World's Largest Sand Castle Created in Holland

July 07, 2001

• Florida Businessmen Stumble Upon Lost Dog Tags in Vietnam
• Six Gored in Annual Running of the Bulls in Pamplona
• American Businessman Attempt to Return Dog Tags Found in Vietnam
• Tornado Strikes Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
• Business Campers Learn the Ropes of Wall Street
• D.C. Police Likely to Interview Condit Again in Missing Intern Case
• President Attempts to Recast Self As in Touch With Everyday People
• Recent Deaths Fuel NASCAR Safety Debate
• Should Gary Condit Speak About Missing Intern?

June 30, 2001

• Cheney to Check Into Hospital Within an Hour
• Government Cracks Down on Human Cloning Efforts
• Bush, Koizumi Meet at Camp David
• Raelian Researchers Hope to Clone Humans
• Reporter's Notebook: Health Care Legislation, Human Cloning
• Violence Again Disrupts Mideast Peace Efforts
• Cheney at Hospital for Heart Tests
• Food and Drug Administration Cracks Down on Cloning Efforts
• Cheney About to Undergo Heart Study
• Ask CNN: Who Was the First Black Woman to Win Wimbledon?
• Feeling Fit: The Right Exercise for Your Body Type
• Bush Meets With Japanese Prime Minister
• U.S. Government Prevents Human Cloning Research
• Will Interactive TV Allow Invasion of Privacy?
• NASA Mission Could Give Glimpse of Early Universe
• Emigration From Cuba is Problematic

June 23, 2001

• Reporter's Notebook: The Yates Murders
• Houston Holds Vigil for Slain Children
• Tools for Managing Personal Debt
• Now Showing: `The Fast and the Furious,' Dr. Doolittle 2'
• U.S. Fleet in Persian Gulf Remains on High Alert
• Vigil Held to Support Yates Family
• Feeling Fit: Homemade Cereal Eases Menopause Symptoms
• Details Slowly Leak From Yates Murder Case
• Vigil Brings Support From Yates' Neighbors
• Woman Made Famous for Finding Encryption Algorithm

June 16, 2001

• Bush to Have First Meeting With Putin
• Expectations Low for First Bush, Putin Meeting
• Grading Bush's European Tour
• Elvis Impersonator Helps Capture Thief
• Better Golf Through Technology
• Breakthroughs Not Expected in Bush, Putin Meeting
• Hanssen May Have Spied Longer Than Previously Thought
• Reporter's Notebook: The Bush, Putin Meeting
• Andy Griffith Honored in North Carolina

June 09, 2001

• Texas Faces Floodwaters
• Terra Haute, Indiana Braces for McVeigh Execution
• World's Largest Dog Weighs 284
• Next-Generation Cars Will Battle Gas Guzzlers
• Tropical Storm Batters Gulf Coast
• McVeigh Execution Looms in Terra Haute, Indiana
• Feeling Fit: The Dangers of Energy Drinks
• Emotions Run High For Relatives of Oklahoma Bombing Victims
• Reporter's Notebook: The McVeigh Execution
• Reporter's Notebook: Bush Prepares for Trip to Europe
• Preparing for the McVeigh Execution
• Texas Fights Flash Floods
• Prescription Drug Costs Drive Some to Mexico
• Study Finds Most Students Experience Teasing
• Emergency Unit Combats Flooding in Texas
• Rio Grande Sucked Dry for Irrigation, Industry
• Japan Mourns Victims of School Massacre
• Bush Prepares for Trip to Europe

June 02, 2001

• Nepalese Crown Prince Shoots Royal Family, Self
• Authorities Talk to Children in Idaho Standoff
• Mammoth Caves Stretch 300 Miles
• The Latest Breakthroughs in Medicine
• Feeling Fit: Treading Your Way to Good Health
• The Development of Baseball Over 100 Years
• Nepal Mourns Murder of Royal Family
• Philippine Army Attacks Muslim Rebels
• Israel Reacts to Bombing in Tel Aviv
• Will Judge Matsch Postpone McVeigh Execution?
• Arafat, Israeli Officials React to Tel Aviv Bombing
• Authorities Make Contact With Children in Idaho Standoff
• Reporters Notebook: Political Plays on Capitol Hill
• Russian Town Offers to Pay Doctors in Dung
• Reaction to Growing AIDS Infection Rates Among Blacks
• Israel Seals Off West Bank, Gaza After Bombing in Tel Aviv
• Arafat Proposes Adopting Mitchell Recommendations

May 26, 2001

• Now Showing: `Pearl Harbor'
• Ten Arrested After Wedding Hall Collapse in Jerusalem
• Pearl Harbor Veteran Recounts Historic Day
• Taliban Proposes Dress Code for Hindus
• Congress Nears Vote on Tax Cut Bill
• What to do When Involved in a Car Accident
• Israeli Police Investigate Worst-Ever Building Collapse
• Congress Expected to Pass Tax Cut Bill Today
• Pearl Harbor Documentary Revives Historical Moment
• How Will Jeffords' Decision Impact Congress?
• Feeling Fit: The Benefits of Yoga for Babies
• Moderate Democrats Aid Passage of Tax Cut Bill
• Mother Battles Insurance Companies Over Sick Son

May 19, 2001

• Israeli Military Attacks Palestinian Security Forces
• Now Showing: `Angel Eyes,' `Shrek'
• Personal Energy Generation can Ease Electricity Troubles
• Reporter's Notebook: U.S. Energy Crisis, Mideast Violence
• Bloodshed Continues in Middle East
• France Works to Free Trapped Spelunkers
• Israeli Gunships Strike Palestinian Security Positions
• Nuclear Power Regains National Attention
• Mideast Death Toll Climbs as Diplomatic Crisis Deepens
• The Crucible Pushes Prospective Marines to the Limit
• Feeling Fit: Working With a Personal Trainer
• Vintage Clothes can be Worth Thousands
• Wax Arafat Statue Stirs Controversy in New York

May 12, 2001

• Audio Tape Sheds Light on Bakley Murder
• The Space Shuttle From Launch to Landing
• Feeling Fit: Choosing the Right Athletic Shoe
• Freedom Rider Remembers Horrors of Trip
• McVeigh May Challenge Death Sentence in Court
• McVeigh's Legal Options Remain Somewhat Open
• Bush Hopes for Tax Cut by Memorial Day
• Reporter's Notebook: The Latest Developments in the McVeigh Case
• Oklahoma Governor Discusses Stay of McVeigh's Execution
• McVeigh May Fight Death Penalty
• Oklahoma City Reacts to McVeigh Execution Delay
• Lawyers in McVeigh Case Study Uncovered FBI Documents
• Freedom Riders Mark 40th Anniversary
• Canadian Brass Celebrates 30th Season

May 05, 2001

• Hollywood Writers, Producers Sign Contract
• Traficant Indicted on Numerous Charges
• Now Showing: `The Mummy Returns'
• Hollywood Writers, Producers Reach Tentative Agreement
• Pope Visits Syria
• How Can California Solve Energy Crisis?
• AIDS Virus Infects 25 Million Africans
• Bush to Deliver Radio Address in Spanish, English
• Student-Made Documentary Explores Elders' Wisdom
• Reporters' Notebook
• Feeling Fit: Karaoke Cycling Exercises Vocal Chords
• Traficant Faces Federal Charges
• Pope Retraces Journey of Apostle Paul
• Photographer Captures Memorable Moments

April 28, 2001

• Tito Becomes First Space Tourist
• Denise Rich Publicly Discusses Pardons
• Harvard Students Protest Employees' Pay
• Reporter's Notebook: Bush's First 100 Days
• Puerto Ricans Protest Bombing on Vieques Island
• Politicians Rate Bush's First 100 Days in Office
• Tito Begins Trip to International Space Station
• McVeigh's Father Makes Final Visit to Death Row
• Now Showing: `Town and Country,' `Driven,' `The Forsaken'
• Politicians Grade Bush's First 100 Days in Office
• March of Dimes Hosts Walk America
• Feeling Fit: Rolling Your Way to a Better Body
• Tito Begins Trip to Space Station

April 14, 2001

• Navy Crew to Leave Hawaii Shortly
• U.S. Blames Chinese Pilot for Collision
• Cincinnati Prepares for Timothy Thomas' Funeral
• Christians Make Pilgrimage to Jerusalem for Good Friday
• Peeps Remain Popular Easter Treat
• Controversy Over Spy Plane Collision Continues
• Timothy Thomas' Funeral to be Held Today
• Are Cincinnati Police Guilty of Racial Profiling?
• Court of Inquiry Delivers Results of USS Greeneville Investigation
• Historic Places to Vacation in America
• Navy Crew Anxious to Return Home
• Bush Relaxes at End of U.S.-China Standoff
• Will U.S.-China Conflict Damage Economic Ties?
• Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Prepares Celebration for Crew
• Experts Answer Questions on U.S.-China Conflict
• Senate Committee to Meet With Mexico

April 07, 2001

• NASA to Launch Mars Probe
• Income Tax Filing Deadline Draws Near
• `Now Showing': `Blow,' `Along Came a Spider,' `Just Visiting,' `Pokemon 3'
• Diplomatic Missions Continue Between U.S., China
• Wall Street Ends Unpleasant Week
• Diplomatic Efforts Continue in U.S.-China Standoff
• Diplomacy Between U.S., China Remains Intense
• Diplomatic Efforts Continue in China
• Cultural Conflict Makes U.S.-Chinese Diplomacy Difficult
• Homeless Youth Gets Perfect SAT Score
• NASA Probe Searches for Life on Mars
• Dollywood Opens Water Park

March 31, 2001

• Hilary Hahn Talks About Her Career and Her Age
• WWII Veteran Receives His Bronze Star, 50 Years Later
• Milosevic's Legacy Still Scars Balkans
• White House Would Welcome Arrest of Former Yugoslav Leader Milosevic
• Police, Milosevic in Stand-off Outside Belgrade
• Census Reveals Changing Face of California
• What Does the Future Hold for McCain-Feingold Bill?
• Britain May Vaccinate for Foot-and-Mouth Disease
• Fighting Kills at Least Six in Mideast
• Efforts to Arrest Milosevic Continue
• `Now Showing': `Someone Like You,' `Tomcats,' `Spy Kids'
• Formidable Security Surrounds White House
• Yugoslav Police Attempt to Arrest Milosevic
• Investigation Into LAPD Corruption Makes Headway
• Violence Replaces Talk of Peace in Middle East

March 24, 2001

• What is Causing Stock Market Trouble?
• Stock Market Ends Wild Week
• Bush to Ban Federal Aid to Abortion-Providing Groups
• Terrorists Believed Responsible for Bombings in Russia
• Feeling Fit: Flexibility Training Should be Part of Workouts
• One Person Arrested for Bombing in Russia
• Senate Battles Over Campaign Finance
• Bush Successfully Bans Funding to Groups Supporting Abortion
• El Cajon, California Reels From Recent School Shooting
• Japan Assesses Damage After Earthquake
• Does Foster Care Fail Children?
• Arab League to Hold Summit
• How Will Congress Handle the Ongoing Energy Crisis
• Bombing Terrorizes Russia
• Powerful Earthquake Strikes Japan
• Foot-and-Mouth Disease Problems Expected to Worsen

March 17, 2001

• Final Days of Mir's Storied Life Remembered
• Basketball Remembers Perils of Segregation
• The Benefits of Living Vegetarian
• Republicans, Democrats Point Fingers During Economic Slump
• Foot and Mouth Disease Prevents Irish Holiday Festivities
• John McDermott Makes Celtic Music American Style
• Father of California School Shooting Suspect Speaks
• Exercise Can Prevent Impotency
• Reaction to Sean Combs Acquittals
• How Will New Bankruptcy Legislation Affect Americans?
• OPEC Decision May Increase Oil Prices
• Now Showing: `Enemy at the Gates,' `Exit Wounds'
• Technology Allows Patients to be Diagnosed En Route to Hospital
• Russian Hostages Return to Moscow
• Earnhardt's Widow Settles With Florida Newspaper
• OPEC to Cut Oil Production by 1 Million Barrels Per Day

March 10, 2001

• Reporter's Notebook: Cheney's Health, Bush's Tax Cut
• U.S. Refuses to Sign Land Mine Ban
• New Conflict May Arise in Kosovo
• Bush Takes Tax Cut Promotion on the Road
• Feeling Fit: Surviving in the Middle of Nowhere
• Gallup Poll: Bill Clinton's Popularity Plummets
• Nasdaq May Dip Further Before Recovering
• California Mourns After Santana High Murders
• Now Showing: `Fifteen Minutes,' `Get Over It'
• Scientists Study Earthquake Behavior
• Classmates Mourn Victims of Santana High Shooting
• Witnesses Testify USS Greeneville Hurried Preparations for Emergency Surfacing

March 03, 2001

• Reporters' Notebook: How Would Bush's Tax Cut Affect America?
• Bush Attempts to Sell Tax Cut to Country
• Napster Will Begin Blocking Access to Copyrighted Materials
• Deadly Disease Infects British Livestock
• Amateur Video Plays Prominent Role in Society
• Taleban Destroys Buddhist Statues
• Wall Street Continues Disturbing Trend
• Declassified Cold War Submarine Mission Helped End Conflict
• Could Animal Disease in England Spread to U.S.?
• Napster Modifies Service to Appease Music Industry
• Now Showing: `The Mexican' and `See Spot Run'
• Floods Devastate Mozambique
• Washington Returns to Normal After Massive Earthquake
• Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak Sweeps England
• Napster to Make Copyrighted Songs Incapable of Being Downloaded

February 24, 2001

• How to Travel to Great Locations With Less Money
• Conscience International Brings Humanitarian Aid to Iraq
• FBI Arrests Alleged Spy Using Mole-Hunting Unit
• Powell Begins Meetings With Foreign Officials
• Federal Prosecutor Examine Pardons
• Bush, Blair Agree on Key Issues
• New Cardinals Compose Diverse Group
• How to Survive the Economic Downturn
• Storm Ravages Mississippi
• Problems With CIA Spies Point to Troubles Within Agency
• Bush, Blair Finishing Promising First Meeting
• Hairstyles Make Important First Impressions
• Accused Terrorist Maintains Innocence
• Palestinians Protest Air Strikes Against Iraq

February 17, 2001

• Space Shuttle Atlantis Completes Successful Mission
• Sunken Japanese Boat Discovered, Victims Remain Lost
• Sunken Japanese Boat Found 2,000 Feet Underwater
• Bush Hopes to Strengthen U.S. Relations With Mexico
• Baghdad Experiencing Calm After Friday's Storm
• Pentagon Expresses Satisfaction With Air Strikes
• How Will Recent Action in Iraq Impact the World?
• Japanese Government Wants Ehime Maru Raised
• Did Bush Send Hussein a Message by Bombing Iraq Friday?
• Sunken Japanese Ship Located Near Honolulu
• Now Showing: Movies This Week Feature Romance and Comedy
• Clinton Has Trouble Finding Support for Rich Pardon
• Should the U.S. Send Strong Military Messages to Iraq?
• Bush Monitors Reaction to Iraqi Bombing
• Iraq Bills Allied Bombing as Holy War

February 10, 2001

• Russian Courts Attempt to Ban Jehovah's Witnesses
• What Would Bush's Tax Cut Mean to Average Americans?
• How Did the U.S. Submarine-Japanese Research Ship Collision Occur?
• How Should You Prepare For Tax Season?
• Bush Stands Behind Decision to Review Pentagon
• Search Continues for Survivors of Submarine Accident
• Twenty-Six People Rescued After Submarine Mishap
• How Will Bush's Proposed Tax Cut Affect Average Americans?
• Space Shuttle Crew Begins Work on Space Station
• Movie Theaters Feature Quality Films
• Woman and Three Children Survive Plane Crash in Michigan
• Murderer of Ennis Cosby Makes Full Confession
• Federal Charges Filed Against White House Gunman
• US Submarine Accidentally Rams Japanese Research Vessel
• U.S. Submarine Accidentally Rams Japanese Fishing Boat

February 03, 2001

• Did Bobby Thomson Hit the Greatest Home Run in History?
• Political Jobs are Cut With Each Change of Administration
• Exercise May Help Fight Colds and the Flu
• Will Questions Over the Economy Lead to Tax Cuts?
• Ehud Barak Struggles for Political Survival Days Before Israeli Election
• Comment Could Cost McAuliffe DNC Chairmanship
• Reporter's Notebook: Correspondent's Field Political Questions
• Can Year-Round Schooling Help Students Excel?
• Bush Pushes His Tax Cut as an Economy Saver
• Violence Continues as Israeli Elections Draw Close
• Libyans Protest Conviction of Lockerbie Bomber
• Clinton Takes Sole Responsibility for Marc Rich Pardon
• Terry McAuliffe to be Next DNC Chairman
• Bush Continues to Reach Across Party Lines
• `Head Over Heels,' `Valentine,' `Left Behind' Hit Movie Screens
• XFL May be Newest Guilty Pleasure on TV
• San Francisco Tightens Leash Laws Because Woman was Killed by a Dog
• Israelis Prepare to Elect New Prime Minister
• President Bush Visits Camp David
• McAuliffe Will Run Unopposed in Bid for DNC Chairmanship

January 27, 2001

• Russians Agree to Send California Businessman to New Space Station
• Is Bipartisanship Taking Hold on the Education Agenda?
• Super Bowl Dredges Painful Memories for Ohio Family
• Health Officials Test Texas Cattle for Mad Cow Disease
• Bush Unconcerned By Reports of Pranks
• Indian Officials Estimate Death Toll to be as High as 15,000
• Indian Earthquake Could Claim up to 15,000 Lives
• Some Californians Solve Energy Problems by Living `Off the Grid'
• Bush Team Feels Good About First Days in Office
• India Battles Back From Worst Earthquake in 50 Years
• Wide Variety of Movies Soon to Hit Screens
• Pike Place Market Makes Work Fun
• Rescue Operations Underway After Earthquake in India

January 20, 2001

• Crowd Lines Inauguration Parade Route
• Bush Inaugural to Focus on Personal Responsibility
• Coming Years Will Test Bush's Political Skills
• Bush Expected to Largely Continue Clinton's International Policies
• Motorcade Prepares to Take Bush's to Prayer Service
• History Provides Perspective on Bush's Election
• Security is Extremely Tight for Inauguration Parade
• Bush to Attend Traditional Church Service
• Bush Prepares to be Fourth President Inaugurated Without Winning Popular Vote
• Bush May Face Difficulty in Pushing His Conservative Agenda
• Clinton Worked Late During His Final Night in Office
• Bush to Attend Traditional Inauguration Day Prayer Service
• Conservative Groups Have Aspirations for Bush White House
• Gore Begins to Focus on Life in Private Sector
• Bush Spends Inauguration Day Following Traditions
• California Could Face More Blackouts
• Security Will be Tight During Inauguration
• Swearing-In Set to Take Place Outside Despite Rain
• Clinton Spends Final Hours in White House at Work
• Bush Family Spent Night in Historic Blair House

January 13, 2001

• 2-Year-Old Marches to the Beat of His Own Drum
• St. Louis Police Implement Child-Abduction Alert System
• Do Yearly Performance Appraisals Help Employers or Employees?
• Civil Rights Commission Grills Katherine Harris
• Bush Responds to Ashcroft Appearance at Bob Jones University
• Reagan to Undergo Surgery for Broken Hip
• Laser Vision Center Agrees to Pay $1.5 Million Fine
• Reagan to Have Surgery for Broken Hip
• AOL-Time Warner Makes it Official
• Key Figure in LAPD Corruption Scandal Changes Story
• Bush to Stress Unity in Inauguration Speech
• Reagan to Undergo Hip Surgery Today

January 06, 2001

• Reporter's Notebook: Election 2000 Officially Ends
• Rep. Alcee Hastings Discusses His Objection to the Florida Vote
• Pope Closes Holy Door, Ending Vatican's Jubilee Year
• Should You Be Concerned About the Power Problems in California?
• Israelis Say Peace Deal Unlikely Before Clinton's Departure
• Will Power Sharing Lead to Bipartisanship or Gridlock?
• Escaped Fugitives Spotted in South Texas
• Bush Talks Education with GOP Governors
• Congressman Plans Protest During Electoral College Count
• Photographer Discusses Memories of Picasso
• Cancer-Stricken Boy Has Dying Wish Fulfilled
• Jacqueline Marcell Discusses 'How to Survive Caring For Aging Parents'
• Ask CNN: How Are Social Security Numbers Determined?
• Hunt for Fugitives Continues in Texas
• Time Winds Down on Middle East Peace Deal
• Bush Meets with GOP Governors; Congress Puts Stamp on Election
• Now Showing: 'Traffic'
• Florida Homeless People Find their Voice
• Does the Public Really Want the Electoral College?
• Bush Meets with 18 GOP Governors

December 30, 2000

• Will the Rollover to 2001 Cause Computers to Crash?
• Winter Storm Strikes New York
• Simultaneous Explosions Rip Through Manila
• How Should People Prepare for Winter Storms?
• George W. Bush Names Four More Cabinet Nominees
• Winter Storm Batters East Coast
• In Sports, 2000 Was the Year of the Tiger
• Bush Names Four More Cabinet Nominees
• What Does the New Year Hold for the Stock Market?
• Northeaster Slams New York Region

December 23, 2000

• Darren Kennedy Examines Bad Christmans Gifts
• Shopping Day Shapes Up Well in Big Apple
• How is the Transition of Power Going So Far?
• Clinton Prepares to Receive Israeli, Palestinian Negotiators
• At the Movies: 'All The Pretty Horses,' 'Thirteen Days,' 'The Emperor's New Groove,' 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'
• Dennis McCafferty Offers Tips for the Last-Minute Holiday Shopper
• Compromise on Jerusalem Could Pave Way for New Peace Talks

December 16, 2000

• First Lady Receives $8 Million Advance for Book
• PET Scans Become Increasingly Available
• Israelis, Palestinians Explore New Paths to Peace
• Police Investigate Death of Woman in Plane Accident
• Bush Makes Up for Lost Time with More Cabinet Appointments
• Steel Curtain Comes Down at Three Rivers
• Is Bush Taking Control on the Eve of an Economic Slowdown?
• Oscar De La Hoya Steps into New Ring
• Suspects in USS Cole Bombing Flee to Afghanistan
• How Will the New Administration Get Along with the New Congress?
• Electoral College to Meet Monday
• Bush Administration Begins to Take Shape
• Reporter's Notebook: Is Election 2000 Really Over?
• California Faces Serious Power Crisis
• Martha Kumar Discusses the Transition to the Bush Presidency
• Bush to Nominate Powell as Secretary of State

December 09, 2000

• Doug Hattaway Discusses the Progress of Florida's Manual Recounts
• Gore Attorney Jeff Robinson Discusses the Florida Supreme Court Decision
• Bush Attorney Irv Terrell Discusses the Florida Supreme Court Decision
• Gov. George Pataki Discusses the Florida Recount
• Hillsborough County Begins Manual Recount
• The Florida Vote: Bush Team Prepares Lawsuits Challenging Recounts
• The Florida Recount: State Supreme Court Decision may Raise Federal Questions
• The Florida Vote: Recounts Begin Across the State
• The Florida Recount: Duval County Officials Prepare for Recount
• The Florida Vote: Recounts Proceed as Bush Team Prepares Legal Challenges
• Manual Recounts Under Way in Florida
• Leon County Judges Take Over Counting Process
• Rep. Bob Poirtman Discusses the Latest Florida Recount
• Doug Hattaway Discusses the Latest Florida Recount
• Candidates Lay Low as Recount Begins
• Miami-Dade Prepares to Begin Court-Ordered Recount

December 02, 2000

• Does the Supreme Court Have the Power to Overturn an Election?
• Who is Judge N. Sanders Sauls?
• Candidates Prepare Transition Strategies
• Former Supreme Court Clerks Analyze Yesterday's Proceedings
• Florida Court Prepares for Historic Hearing
• African-American Community in New York Honors World AIDS Day
• Election Attention Shifts from Washington to Tallahassee
• Presidential Candidates Lay Low During Court Proceedings
• Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Presidential Election

November 25, 2000

• Candidates Prepare for Certification and Beyond
• Canvassing Boards Race Against the Clock to Finish Recounts
• Smithsonian Curator Discusses Election 2000 Artifacts
• Miami-Dade Election Supervisor Denies Reports of Intimidation
• Tilden-Hayes Race Hold Lessons for Today
• How Will the Supreme Court's Involvement Affect the Florida Recount?
• Robert Dallek Analyzes the Florida Recount
• Rep. Asa Hutchinson Discusses the Florida Recount
• George Mitchell Discusses the Florida Recount
• What Effect Will the Florida Recount Have on Gov. Jeb Bush?
• Broward, Palm Beach Race to Finish Count Before Deadline
• Reporter's Notebook: What's Next in the Florida Recount?
• Candidates Wait for Final Tally
• Palm Beach County Canvassing Board Counts on Sunday Deadline
• Kendall Coffey Discusses the Florida Recount
• Silicon Valley Tech Boom Forces Out Longtime Residents
• Serge Kovaleski Analyzes the Florida Recount
• Bush Readies for Recount Certification
• Gore Camp Considers Legal Options
• Robert Bennett Discusses the Supreme Court's Involvement in the Florida Recount
• Bush Positions Himself for Certification
• Pressure Mounts on Canvassing Boards to Complete Recounts

November 18, 2000

• Frank Cerabino Discusses the Florida Recount
• Party Observers Offer Different Takes on Fairness of Recount
• Does the Florida Recount Cast Doubt on the System?
• What's Next Legal Move in Presidential Recount?
• Election 2000: Bush and Gore Camps Watch and Wait
• Election 2000: Broward County Resumes Recount; Campaigns Focus Their Attention on Florida Supreme Court
• Absentee Ballots Become Latest Subject of Controversy
• Americans Take Leadership Vacuum in Stride
• Candidates Keep Low Profile as Count Continues
• Richard D. Freer Discusses the Bush Campaign's Legal Setbacks
• Roger Stone and Peter Fenn Discuss the Florida Recount
• Hand Recounts Could Continue Through Thanksgiving
• Bush Gains Ground in Absentee Ballots
• Journalists Evicted as Football Takes Over Florida
• C. Boyden Gray Discusses the Florida Recount
• What Do New Yorkers Think of Campaign 2000?
• What Do Americans Think of the Legal Twists of Campaign 2000?
• Doug Hattaway Discusses the Gore Campaign's Legal Filing
• Hand Counts, Court Actions Continue in Florida
• Harold Evans Puts Historical Perspective on the Florida Recount
• What Do Americans Think of Recount 2000?
• Candidates Prepare to Submit Court Filings
• Hand Recounts Continue in South Florida
• Clinton Examines Legacy of Vietnam War
• Carter Eskew: Process is 'Fatally Flawed'
• Are Overseas Ballots from Military Personnel Being Arbitrarily Disqualified?
• Bush Camp Puts on Brave Face After Legal Defeats
• New Flap Arises Over Overseas Absentee Ballots

November 11, 2000

• Poll Suggests Americans Showing Patience with Election Deadlock
• New Mexico Goes Undecided as Bush Takes Narrow Lead
• Baker Says Recount Would Be Redundant
• Baker Calls on Gore to Accept Results of Recount
• Gore Teams Responds to Bush Camp's Florida Lawsuit
• What Does America Think of the Deadlocked Presidential Race?
• How is the Presidential Cliffhanger Playing in Public Onion?
• Bush, Gore Remain Out of Sight Through Election Confusion
• Could Legal Issues with the Ballots Compromise the Election?
• Recount Under Way in Volusia County
• Washington Breaks Ground on World War II Memorial
• Why is America Still Voting by Punch Card?
• Bush Team Threatens Lawsuit Over Hand Count
• What's the Law in Contested Elections?
• Bush OKs Court Filing to Stop Florida Hand Count
• 3 Confirmed Dead in Austrian Train Fire
• Chicagoans React to Election Deadlock
• Was the Media the Loser on Election Day?
• Overseas Absentee Ballots Could Affect Outcome in Florida
• Train Carrying Skiers Catches Fire in Austria
• Florida Lives Up to 'Battleground State' Designation
• Candidates Remain Calm as Count Continues
• Republicans Prepared to Ask for Recounts in Other States
• Florida's 25 Electoral Votes Still Holds Key to Election 2000

November 04, 2000

• E-Vote Gives Youth a Voice in Campaign 2000
• Candidates Race Through Battleground States as Hours Tick Away to Election Day
• Julia Cohen Discusses Youth Vote 2000
• Disenfranchised Ex-Felon Sues for Right to Vote
• Thousands to Attend Yitzhak Rabin Memorial Peace Rally in Tel Aviv
• Kim Alfano and Peter Fenn Discuss the Final Days of Campaign 2000
• Lazio Tries to Link Hillary Rodham Clinton to Mideast Terrorism
• League of Women Voters Bolsters Ranks of Registered Voters
• Presidential Race Remains Tight in Final Weekend
• David Peeler Discusses the Final Salvos in the Campaign 2000 Air War
• New York Senate Race Gets Uglier
• Candidates Return to Swing States in Campaign's Final Days

October 28, 2000

• What Do the Campaigns Have Planned for the Final Week?
• Air War, Ground War Both Heat Up in Campaign's Final Week
• Budget Battle Continues to Grind Along
• Who Might Be Named to a Bush or Gore Cabinet?
• Hillary Clinton, Rick Lazio Face Off in Final Debate
• Mark Plotkin Analyzes Campaign 2000
• New Photographs Document Damage to USS Cole

October 21, 2000

• Does the '00 Subway Series Match Up With those of the Past?
• Subway Series Creates 'Civil' War in New York
• New Exhibit Shows Off Best of Art Nouveau
• Who Has the Edge in the Final Weeks of the Campaign?
• Israelis Take Wait-and-See Attitude Toward Arab League Summit
• New York Prepares for Start of Subwat Series
• Kid Reporter Offers Insights on Presidential Race
• Clinton Picks Up Fund-Raising Pace
• Arab League Shows Strong Support for Arafat

October 14, 2000

• Will the Conflict in the Middle East Affect Campaign 2000?
• Crisis in the Middle East: Kofi Annan Could Hold Key to Summit's Success
• USS Cole Attacked: Norfolk Prepares to Receicve Casualties
• Uss Cole Attacked: Lesser Injured Sailors to Return Home
• Crisis in the Middle East: Arafat Agrees to Attend Emergency Summit
• USS Cole Attacked: Peter Bergen Discusses Who Might Be Responsible for the Attack on the Cole
• USS Cole Attacked: Clinton to Attend Wednesday Memorial Service
• Crisis in the Middle East: Robert Hunter Discusses the Upcoming Summit
• Crisis in the Middle East
• Uss Cole Attacked: Investigators Arrive in Yemen
• Arafat, Barak Agree to Emergency Summit
• Crisis in the Middle East: Sam Husseini Discusses the Summit's Prospects
• USS Cole Attacked: Norfolk Holds Vigil for Slain Sailors
• Crisis in the Middle East Tom Smerling Discusses the Prospects of the Peace Summit
• USS Cole Attacked: Bodies of Slain Sailors Depart for U.S.
• USS Cole Attacked: Defense Department Dispatches Investigators to Yemen
• Crisis in the Middle East; Arafat, Barak Agree to Summit

October 07, 2000

• Barak Demands Lebanon 'Exert Control' Over Violence on the Border
• Shadow of Milosevic Looms Over Yugoslav Presidential Inauguration
• Middle East Violence Escalates into Major Military Operation
• Comedian Kate Clinton Takes a Humorous Look at Campaign 2000
• U.N. Looks for Justice in Sierra Leone
• Palestinian Protesters Fill Times Square
• What's Ahead in Campaign 2000?
• Bush Continues Play for Florida
• Yugoslavia Prepares to Swear in New President
• Violence Erupts on Israel-Lebanon Border

September 30, 2000

• Reporter's Notebook: Candidates Prepare for First Debate
• Sergei Krikalev Discusses the International Space Station
• Russia Faces Tough Decision Over Fate of Space Station Mir
• Sacred Ground is Battleground for Palestinians, Isaraelis
• Federal Safety Officials Expand Firestone Probe
• Russia Hosts First Crew of International Space Station
• What Are the Implications of the Approval of RU-486?
• Firestone Probe Expands to Other Tire Models
• Violence Escalates Between Israelis, Palestinians in Jerusalem

September 23, 2000

• Campaign 2000: Oil, Fund Raising, Abortion
• Candidates Make Rounds of Talk Shows
• Kraft Recalls Taco Bell Shells
• Key U.S. Player in Middle East Peace Talls Sidelined
• Opposition Runs High Ahead of Yugoslav Elections
• Sidney Shelson Discusses 'The Sky is Falling'
• Stock Markets Shake Off Intel Profit Warning
• Milosevic Faces Crucial Test in Yugoslav Elections
• Oil Release Fuels Political Debate
• U.S. Suspends Security Clearance for Ambassador to Israel

September 16, 2000

• Nike Golf Director Mike Kelly Discusses Tiger Woods' $100 Million Ad Contract
• Are the Presidential Polls Really Accurate?
• 94-Year-Old Swimmer Trains for 2004 Olympics
• Photagrapher Establishes Rights to Famous Photo of Che Guevara
• U.S. Negotiators Engage in High-Level Talks with Iran
• Dozens Killed in Philippine Assault on Extremists
• Bermuda Escapes Hurricane Hit, but Threats Remain
• Drive-In Theaters Provide Nostalgia for Entertainment's Past
• Benjamin Kaplan Discusses 'How To Go To College Almost For Free'
• Inside the Olympic Opening Ceremonies
• Have Gore and Bush Been Forced Off Message?
• Forecasters Warn Tropical Storm Gordon Could Become a Hurricane
• Firestone Executives Face More Depositions Today in Lawsuit
• Transit Strike Creates Headaches in Los Angeles

September 09, 2000

• Galveston Remembers Horrific Hurricane
• What Do Americans Think About Presidential Debates?
• University to Decide Within 72 Hours on Bobby Knight's fate
• Richard Paglario Discusses the U.S. Open Finals
• Frank Foer Discusses the Candidates' Campaign Strategies
• Galveston Commemorates 100th Anniversary of Nation's Deadliest Natural Disaster
• Indiana Student Alleges Harassment by Bobby Knight

September 02, 2000

• New Hampshire Game Officials Look to Track Down Moose on the Loose
• What Can Consumers Do About Firestone Recall?
• Supreme Court Decision Banning Prayer at High School Football Games Sparks Protests
• Weather as a Weapon: Firefighters Put Rain to Their Advantage
• Strikes Delayed For Now at Nine Firestone Plants
• NFL Season Gets Set to Kickoff
• National Missile Defense System Proving to be Very Complex
• What Does Congress Think of President Clinton's Decision to Delay Deployment of Missile Defense System?
• Much-Needed Rain Falls on Montana, But Wildfires Continue to Burn
• Strikes Delayed For Now at Nine Firestone Plants

August 26, 2000

• Dry, Hot and Windy Weather Keeping Western Wildfires Blazing
• Rally in Washington to Commemorate 37th Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' Speech
• Political Ad Wars Escalate in Swing States
• ABS and Stability Control Systems May Help People Survive Their Drives
• Mr. Gadget Reviews High-Tech Back-to-School Tools
• President Clinton Orders More Troops to Fight Western Fires
• President Clinton Welcomed in Nigeria

August 19, 2000

• Why Did the Russians Wait so Long to Ask for Aid for the Kursk?
• High Winds Could Complicate Efforts to Fight Western Fires
• Russian Navy: No Hope for Kursk Crew
• Editorial Cartoonist Mike Luckovich Looks Back at the Democratic National Convention
• Candidates Hit Campaign Trail as Election 2000 Kicks into High Gear
• Government Gives Firefighters 'Blank Check' to Stop Western Blazes
• McCain Confident About Surgery Today

August 12, 2000

• What Do the Democrats Have Planned for their Convention?
• How to Cope with Airline Cancellations
• 'Surfers for Gore' Tests the Political Waters
• Reform Party Presses on with Political Conventions
• Democrats to Focus on 'Bottom Line' of Politics
• Sanchez Backs Down, Moves Fund Raiser from Playboy Mansion
• United Labor Chaos Could Threaten Merger with U.S. Airways
• Western Fires Sear 900,000 Acres
• Will the Democrats' Convention Be as Successful as the Republicans?
• Democratic Convention Debate Transitions Over Time
• World War II POW Finally Goes Home
• Terry McAuliffe Discusses Clinton's Reluctance to Leave the Spotlight
• Gore, Lieberman Make Play for Women in Pennsylvania

August 05, 2000

• What Qualities Make a Good President?
• Democrats Look to Regain Ground During Convention
• Laura Bush Sets Tone for GOP
• Mike Luckovich Discusses the GOP Convention
• Did the GOP Cash in at the Convention in Philadelphia?
• Government Investigates Firestone Tire Complaints
• Authorities Confirm Outbreak of West Nile Disease

July 29, 2000

• Reporter's Notebook: The GOP Convention
• Concorde Crash Investigators Focus on Blown Tire
• Campaign 2000: How Will the Economy Affect the Vote?
• Internet Likely to Revolutionize Convention Coverage
• Choose or Lose Brings MTV to Philadelphia
• Delegates Defeat Delaware Plan
• 'Jerry Springer' Guests Arrested for Murder
• Karl Rove Discusses the Republican National Convention
• Appeals Court Stays Napster Injunction
• Bush-Cheney Take Campaign on the Road; Gore Takes a Vacation

July 22, 2000

• Man Leaves Driver $20,000 Tip
• Reporter's Notebook: Who Will the V.P. Choices Be?
• FBI Launches Internet Surveillance System
• Middle East Peace Summit: Sovereignty Over Jerusalem Remains Key Sticking Point
• West Nile Virus Puts New York Government, Environmentalists at Odds
• Middle East Peace Summit: Negotiators Break for Jewish Sabbath
• North Korea Creeps on to G-8 Summit
• Bush Mulls V.P. Choice in Seclusion
• Americans with Disabilities Act Turns 10 Years Old
• V.P. Picture Muddles with Addition of New Candidates
• Cheney Emerges as Leading V.P. Candidate
• Independent Probe Blames Koresh for Waco Disaster
• Future of Jerusalem Continues to Hold Up Mideast Peace Talks
• North Korea Gives G8 Nations New Ammunition Against U.S. Missile Defense System
• Cheney Moves to Top of Bush's V.P. Short List

July 15, 2000

• Florida Jury Sends Expensive Message to Big Tobacco
• Jury Verdict Likely to Force Sweeping Changes to Tobacco Industry
• Cuban-Americans Hold Memorial for Dissidents Killed While Fleeing
• U.N. Military Mission Rescues Captive Peacekeepers in Sierra Leone
• Tornado Kills 8, Injures 80 in Canada
• Middle East Peace Summit: Tough Talks Take on Key Issues
• Jury Awards Record Damages, But Tobacco Case is Far from Over
• Reporter's Notebook: What's Next for Big Tobacco?
• Africa Works to Implement Ideas from International AIDS Conference
• Middle East Peace Summit: Lack of Agreement Could Cost Barak
• Middle East Peace Summit: U.S. Withdraws Controversial Proposals
• Jury Acquits Government in Waco Wrongful Death Suit

July 08, 2000

• Is a Missile Defense System Feasible?
• White House Takes Missile Defense Failure in Stride
• AIDS Drugs Still Largely Inaccessible in South Africa
• Blind Harry Potter Fan Shares Her Experience Reading Latest Book
• Putin Calls for Economic Reforms, Stronger Central Government in Russia
• Wait is Over for Newest Harry Potter Book
• Missile Defense Program Heads Back to the Drawing Board
• Three Americans Join Front Lines in Battle Against AIDS in Africa
• Richard Pagliaro Handicaps the Finals at Wimbledon
• What's the Big Deal About Harry Potter?
• 'Harry' Hoopla Engulfs the Nation
• Missile Defense System Fails Crucial Test

July 01, 2000

• Touring New York on the Seven Train
• What's the Deal with John Rocker?
• 'Technical Glitches' Create Deadly Scene at Pearl Jam Concert
• Walter Matthau Dead at 79
• Supreme Court Ends Landmark Session
• Concert Promoters in Denmark Say Show Will Go On
• Vibrant Restaurant Scene Emerges in California Wine Country
• 'Offspring' Magazine's Vera Gibbons Talks About Holiday Safety
• Cuban Hugh-Jumper Struggles to Overcome Biggest Hurdle
• Will Lowering the Flag End the Controversy?
• Clinton's Lawyers Promise Vigorous Defense Against Disbarment
• South Carolina to Lower Confederate Battle Flag
• Denmark Concert Turns Deadly

June 24, 2000

• Florida Man Celebrates 120th Birthday
• New Survey Shows Why Students Are Disillusioned with Politics
• Reporter's Notebook: What Happens Next to Elian Gonzalez?
• What Does the Completion of the Hunman Genome Project Mean for the Future of Medicine?
• Indian Man Claps Away Illness
• 'Monday Night Football' Booth Mixes Sports and Comedy
• Buying and Selling in an Environment of Mega-Mergers
• Elian Gonzalez Case: Ramon Saul Sanchez Discusses the Appellate Court Ruling
• Fund-Raising Questions Haunt Gore's Presidential Bid
• Miami Relatives of Elian Gonzalez Down to Final Appeal

June 17, 2000

• Reporter's Notebook: Latest Polls Show Bush Well Ahead of Gore
• How Will Electronic Signatures Change Our Lives?
• Ba'ath Party Meeting in Syria to Nominate Bashar Al-Assad for President
• 'Gig' Offers a Closer Look at Americans and their Jobs
• Devestating Weather Patterns Take Toll on Drough-Stricken Regions
• Search is Over at Los Alamos, but Questions Linger

June 10, 2000

• Free Summer Surfing Camps Teach Disabled And Disadvantaged Children
• Reporter's Notebook: How Will the Microsoft Split Affect Consumers?
• Clinton to Deliver Higher Education Agenda in Commencement Speech at Carleton College
• What Could an End to the Inheritance Tax Mean for You?
• Government Bans Popular Pesticide Citing Health Risk to Children
• How to Eat Healthy While on the Road

June 03, 2000

• High-Tech Video Store Stays Open 24 Hours a Day
• Reporter's Notebook: Elian Gonzalez One Step Closer to Cuba
• Nancy G. Brinker Discusses the Race for the Cure
• Enthusiastic Rally Puts Market Fears on Hold
• Clinton-Putin Summit to Focus on Chechnya, Missile Defense
• Mixing Money and Kids in a Well-Heeled Home
• What is the Microsoft Trial Going to Mean for Consumers?
• Race for the Cure Gets Under Way in Washington
• Clinton Addresses Education at 'Third Way' Summit in Berlin

May 27, 2000

• David Nuckolls Discusses the CNN 20 Project
• Rob Siegel Discusses 'The Onion's Finest News Reporting'
• Ulster Unionists Prepare to Vote on Future of Power-Sharing Government
• What is E. Coli and How Does it Spread?
• Musicians Find New York Subway a Place to Get Noticed
• Mel Antonen Discusses Gives Baseball an Early Season Review
• Protestants in Northern Ireland Vote to Reinstate Power-Sharing Government
• Vera Gibbons Offers Tips for Traveling on the Holiday Weekend and Beyond
• Major League Baseball Slaps Dodgers With Fines, Suspensions
• Government Issues New Warnings About Being Safe in the Sun and in the Water
• 13-Year-Old Florida Student Shoots and Kills Teacher

May 20, 2000

• Political Comedian Kate Clinton Analyzes the New York Senate Race
• Government Conducts Tests to Prepare for Domestic Terrorism
• Britain's First Family Welcomes New Arrival
• Latest Space Shuttle Mission Features Debut of New Technology
• Can Rick Lazio Beat Hillary Clinton?
• Reporter's Notebook: China Trade, Rudy Giuliani
• 'Cult Wines' Make Impact on Market
• How to Protect Tour Investments in a Volatile Market
• National Rifle Association Holds Annual Meeting in Charlotte
• Governmont Conducts Massive Antiterrorism Drills

May 13, 2000

• Buzz Aldrin Discusses Man's 'Return' to Space
• St. Petersburg Hopes to Shake Image as Crime Capital of Russia
• Forest Service Uncertain When Los Alamos Residents Can Return Home
• Firefighters Hope Weather Conditions Will Aid Battle Against Los Alamos Blaze
• Top New York Auction Houses Face Antitrust Investigation
• Reporter's Notebook: Politics of Gun Control
• Women Make Strides as Corporate CEOs
• Nation's Moms Descend on D.C. for Protest Against Gun Violence
• Forest Service Officials in Hot Seat After Prescribed Fire Rages Out of Control in Los Alamos

May 06, 2000

• Dan Liebman Handicaps Today's Kentucky Derby
• Summer Movie Reviews: 'Gladiator,' 'The Patriot,' 'Dinosaur'
• IRA Announces Plans to Disarm
• How Can Computer Users Protect Against Viruses Like the Love Bug?
• A Look at a Different Side of Vietnam

April 29, 2000

• Reporter's Notebook: Governemnt Recommends Breakup of Microsoft
• Helen Thomas and Joe Galloway Discuss the 25th Anniversary of the End of the Vietnam War
• Rally Further Divides City Suffering Fallout from Elian Gonzalez Case
• Ho Chi Minh City Prepares to Celebrate Anniversary of the End of the 'American War'
• Federal Government Sponsors Gun Buyback Program in Nation's Capital
• FBI Joins Investigation into Shooting Spree Near Pittsburgh
• Principal Makes Good on Dare
• Tom Corey Reflects on the 25th Anniversary of the End of the Vietnam War
• Police Say Pittsburgh Shooting Rampage Motivated by Racism
• Little Havana to Hold Rally Protesting Removal of Elian Gonzalez

April 15, 2000

• 'Flying Dog' Turns Heads in California
• Efforts Under Way to Narrow Digital Divide
• Juan Miguel Gonzalez Frustrated by Delays in Custody Transfer
• Will the Wall Street Carnage Continue Monday?
• Federal Appeals Court Considers Request to Block Transfer of Custody to Elian Gonzalez's Father
• Reporter's Notebook: What Will Happen to Elian Gonzalez?
• New Yorkers Mixed on Elian Gonzalez Issue
• Clinical Psychologist Dr. Lourdes Rigual-Lynch Discusses the Impact of the Custody Battle on Elian Gonzalez
• Elian Gonzalez Case Goes to District Court in Atlanta

April 08, 2000

• Reporter's Notebook: What's Next for Elian Gonzalez?
• '60 Minute Tax Planner' Gives Last-Minute Advice for Filing
• Clinton Heads to Big Easy for Weekend of Fund Raising
• Reno Reiterates Government's Resolve to Reunite Elian, Juan Miguel Gonzalez
• New Web Sites Target Women Users
• CNN20: Ryan White Dies, April 8, 1990
• Philip Kunhardt III Discusses 'The American President'
• Nigerian Doctor Offers Testimony on World Health Day
• Duval Poised Atop Leader Board at Augusta
• Reno Adamant that Elian Gonzalez Will Be Returned to His Father

April 01, 2000

• Reporter's Notebook: David Brancaccio Talks About the Stock Market's Wild Ride
• Three Major Eruptions From Mount Usu Rock Northern Japan
• INS Deadline, Visa Complications, Political Intervention Muddle Elian Gonzalez Custody Case
• David Broder Discusses 'Democracy Derailed'
• Authorities Issue Warn About Dangers of Teenagers Mixing Household Drugs
• Peter Skerry Discusses the Importance of an Accurate Census Count
• Ugandan Police Overwhelmed by Number of Doomsday Cult Murder Victims
• Gore Endorsement Complicates Elian Gonzalez Custody Battle

March 25, 2000

• Girls Give Boys of Summer a Run for Their Money
• Reporter's Notebook: Russia Elects a New President
• NASA Prepares for Compton Satellite's Fall to Earth
• Pentagon Takes Action to End Anti-Gay Harassment in Military
• Pope Celebrates Mass in Nazareth
• Clinton Delivers Forceful Message But Leaves Pakistan Disappointed
• U.S. Airways Averts Strike or Shutdown
• Los Angeles Acting Coach Stands Behind Two Oscar Nominees
• How to Deal With College Rejection
• Justice Department Issues Ultimatum to Elian Gonzalez's Miami Relatives
• Putin Appeals for High Voter Turnout in Tomorrow's Elections
• John Paul II Celebrates Mass in Jerusalem
• U.S. Airways, Flight Attendants Reach Tentative Contract Agreement

March 18, 2000

• Space Program Memorabilia to be Auctioned Today
• Are Computers Changing the Way Children Learn?
• Campaign 2000: Campaign Finance Takes Center Stage
• Accused Murderer Holds Four Hostages in Standoff With Police
• Reporter's Notebook: Ramseys Tell Their Side of JonBenet Murder Mystery
• Pro-Independence Candidate Wins Taiwan Elections
• Clinton to Urge Restraint on Trip to India and Pakistan

March 11, 2000

• John McEnroe Takes on New Role in Tennis
• Scientists Scratch Surface of Mars and Find Evidence of Past Oceans
• Coming Campaign Likely To Emphasize the Negatives
• Report Levels New Charges of Fund-Raising Abuses Against Gore
• Bush, Gore Sweep Western Primaries
• Reporter's Notebook: Concessions, Issues Could Keep Presidential Campaign Hot Through Summer
• Robert Reich Discusses the State of the American Economy
• High Fuel Prices Force Airlines to Raise Fares

March 04, 2000

• Fans Flock to Reds Spring Training to Get a Glimpse of Griffey
• Reporter's Notebook: McCain Campaign Generates Interest Heading Into Super Tuesday
• Playstation II Sets Stage for Battle Between Sony and Microsoft
• Sony's Playstation II Premieres in Tokyo
• Despite Lead in Polls, Gore Campaign Presses On
• Author John Irving Discusses 'My Movie Business'
• GOP Hopefuls Campaign Nationally in Advance of Super Tuesday
• Ron Faucheux Discusses the Controversial Campaign Tactics in the GOP Presidential Race
• McCain Hopes for Super Tuesday Sweep of New England
• Bush Tailors Message for New York Constituency

February 26, 2000

• Reporter's Notebook: Gore Looks to Wrap Up Nomination on March 7th
• Gore Makes No Variations on His Theme
• Investors Dump Blue Chips in Favor of Tech Stocks
• U.S. Cuba Head for Showdown Over Expelled Cuban Diplomat
• Verdict Reached in Diallo Shooting Trial But Case is Far From Over
• Summer Camps Offer Children Wide Range of Activities
• Bush Hopes Win in Virginia Can Put Campaign Back on Track
• Pope's Pilgrimage Fulfills Personal Dream
• Prosecution in Diallo Trial Faced Uphill Fight
• 'Free Willy' Whale Learns Skills to Survive in the Wild
• Legal Challenges Continue for Acquitted Officers in Diallo Shooting

February 19, 2000

• Memphis Police Officers Discuss Rescue of Lost Child
• Reporter's Notebook: South Carolina Primary Under Way
• Charlie Condon Discusses Bush's Strategy in South Carolina
• Indicators Point to High Turnout in South Carolina Primary
• Alaska Air Crash Investigators Begin Long Study Of Suspect Plane Parts
• Roy Fletcher Discusses John McCain's Plan for Victory in South Carolina
• John McCain looks for New Hampshire Magic in South Carolina

February 12, 2000

• Little Panda Makes Big Impact
• William Middleton Discusses the Latest Fashion Trends
• Shuttle Astronauts Janice Voss and Dom Gorie Discuss the Status of Endeavour's Mission
• Reform Party Goes on Minus Ventura; McCain Surge Has Bush Picking Up His Pace
• Ulster Unionists Meet to Plot New Course After Suspension of Self-Rule
• Shuttle Endeavour's Earth-Mapping Mission Under Way
• California University's Equipment Linked to Hacker Attacks
• Dot.comguy Discusses His Quest to Live off the Net
• Hacker Attacks Raise Questions About Internet Security
• Mir Marks 14 Years in Space
• Death Penalty Under Attack in America
• Return to Self-Rule Likely Far Off for Northern Ireland
• Another MD-80 Reports In-Flight Problems

February 05, 2000

• Political Humorist Jim Hightower Discusses Campaign 2000
• Political Races Heat Up in Wake of New Hampshire Primary
• Hillary Clinton to Become Official Candidate With Sunday Announcement
• Cockpit Voice Recorder Reveals New Details in Alaska Airlines Crash
• Low Unemployment Rate Forces Companies to Get Creative to Lure Workers
• Internet Privacy Becomes Tangled Web
• International Battle Over Elian Gonzalez's Future Heats Up
• Cockpit Noises Provide Frightening Picture of Alaska Airlines' Last Moments

January 29, 2000

• This Year's Super Bowl Asks, What's in a Name?
• Who Has the Edge Going Into Sunday's Super Bowl?
• Poll Shows New Hampshire Primary Draws Little National Attention
• Unpredictable Situation in New Hampshire Makes for Interesting Primary
• Snow Falls on South as Fans Descend for Super Bowl in Atlanta
• Bush Unveils New Endorsements; Gore, Bradley Discuss Campaign Finance Reform
• Syrians Hope Peace Will Focus New Attention on Tourism Potential
• Voters Use New Hampshire Primary as Part of Larger Strategy
• Russian Military Claims Strategic Victory in Grozny
• Gore Staff Could Be Rooting for Bradley in New Hampshire
• Clinton Addresses World Economic Forum
• Politics Heats Up Wintery New Hampshire
• Second Storms Dumps More Snow on South

January 22, 2000

• Eiffel Tower Memorabilia on Auction Today in Paris
• Sen. Wellstone: Bradley 'Will Win New Hampshire'
• Elian Gonzalez Case: 6-Year-Old's Grandmothers in NYC, Preparing for Trip to Washington
• Iowa GOP Chairman: 'Every Campaign Has Dramatically Increased Their Activity'
• Iowa Caucuses: Health Questions Slowing Down Bradley Campaign
• Elian Gonzalez Case: 6-Year-old's Grandmothers Planning to Travel to Washington Today to Meet with Attorney General Reno
• Iowa Caucuses: Candidates Fail to Energize Electorate
• Reporter's Notebook: Forecasting Monday's Iowa Caucuses
• Vice President Takes Power in Ecuador
• Elian Gonzalez Case: Grandmothers of 6-Year-Old Expected to Meet with Reno and Meissner Today
• Iowa Caucuses: Gore Iowa State Director Discusses Democratic Race
• Iowa Caucuses: Bush Looks to Turn Lead Into Solid Victory; Bradley Hopes to Re-Energize Campaign

January 15, 2000

• CNN 20: Christiane Amanpour On Assignment
• Finding the Best Investments for the New Year
• Cardinal John O'Connor Celebrates 80th Birthday
• Full Recovery Likely for Letterman
• GOP Candidates Gather in Iowa for Final Debate Before Caucus
• This Week in Politics: GOP Debates, Taxes, Elian Gonzalez
• David Letterman Expected to Make Full Recovery
• Politicization of Elian Gonzalez Often at Cross-Purposes With Law
• GOP Debate Offers Last Showing for Candidates Before Primary

January 08, 2000

• Street Sweeper Carves Out New Life for Himself
• Political Humorist Kate Clinton Talks About Election 2000
• White House Veils Outrage Over Subpoena of Elian Gonzalez
• Serious Campaign Missteps Make for Tough Week for Al Gore
• Russia Faces Setbacks in Chechnya
• Gore Faces Turmoil Hours Before Debate
• Congressional Intervention Adds New Dimension to Gonzalez Case
• Congress Gets Involved in Elian Gonzalez Case
• Future of Automobile Industry Goes on Display in Detroit
• What Should Be Done With Elian Gonzalez?
• "DotComGuy" Puts Real Life on the Internet
• Presidential Debate Season in Full Swing
• Immigration Law is at Center of Elian Gonzalez Case
• Latest Developments Leave Fate of Elian Gonzalez Uncertain

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