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February 05, 2006
• Gay Bar Attack Suspect Dies; More Protests in Middle East over Cartoons; Deadly Jail Riot in California; Super Bowl Excitement; Alberto Gonzales Will Testify Tomorrow
• Danish Consulate in Beirut Burned; Jacob Robida's Stepfather Lashes Out; Super Bowl Update; Two Gaza Militants Killed in Airstrikes in Israel
• Danes Urged to Leave Lebanon and Syria; Anguishing Wait for Families of Ferry Travelers in Egypt; Ten are Dead in Pakistan Bus Blast; Gas Price Pains
• U.S. Working with Yemen in Search for Al-Badawi; Congress Looks at Cause of High Gas Prices; Cartoon Protests; Face Transplant Patient Going Public; Athletes Pay Thousands to Prepare for Olympics


January 29, 2006
• Woodruff and Vogt in Stable Condition; Fallout Over Hamas Victory; Violence Escalates in Iraq; Rescue Mission Ends in Poland; Enron Trial Begins Monday; Controversy over Television Series
• Judge Tries to Impose Order in Hussein Trial; Upcoming State of the Union; Hunting for IEDs
• Challenges in Iraq; Senate Hearings On Response to Katrina; Drug Smuggling in U.S./Mexico Tunnel
• Office Tower Imploded in North Dallas; Insight on Woodruff's Condition; Jack Wiley Denies Wrongdoing; Damaged Cars Discovered in California


January 22, 2006
• Baby Noor Progress Report; Mining Accidents Prompt State and Federal Action; Gerald Ford's Condition; Problems for Ford Motor Company; PETA Wants to Outlaw Horse and Buggy
• Piracy on High Seas in Somalia; Hikers Rescue in Utah; Mining Safety Issues; Homophobia in Black Churches
• Suspected Pirate Ship Captured in Somalia; White House Steps up Defense of Wiretapping; Struggle for Help in Gulf Coast
• Is Somalia a Safe Haven for Terrorists?; Widespread Violence in Iraq this Weekend; Possible Reforms To Mine Safety Regulations; Lawsuit Charges to Decrease Junk Food Ads; Canadian Firms Rush to Extract Key Ingredient in Tamiflu From Christmas Trees


January 15, 2006
• Mourners Remember Sago Mine; U.S. Fears Iran Building Nuclear Weapon; Stardust Spacecraft Returns to Earth
• Florida Teen's Father Speaks Out; Expert Offers Tips on Staying Safe; Preview of Golden Globes
• Debate over California Execution; Florida Teen Shot by Police is Dead; Major Protests in Pakistan Against U.S.; Preserving History in Maryland
• Bob Ney Temporarily Steps Down; Pakistanis Protest CIA Air Strike That Killed 18 Civilians; Laura Bush in Africa; Voice Discrimination and Profiling


January 08, 2006
• Baby Noor's Treatment; More Baby Noors; Randy McCloy's Condition Updated; Ariel Sharon Improving; Alito Hearings to Begin Tomorrow; Filling DeLay's Leadership Post
• Black Hawk Helicopter Crashes in Iraq; Judge Alito Begins Hearings Tomorrow; Baby Noor's Surgery Set for Monday; McCloy Back in West Virginia
• Baby Noor Faces Surgery; Sharon Improving, Doctors Say; Gadget Show Winners
• The Race to Replace DeLay; McCloy's Condition; Baby Noor's Surgery


January 01, 2006
• Northern California Braces for a Second Storm; Wildfires Burning in Texas; Bush Defends Domestic Spying Program; Restoring Art After Hurricane Katrina; Baby Noor Closer to Surgery; Small Portion of Donated Red Cross Money for Tsunami Has Been Spent; Conserving Energy; Growing Violence in Gaza Strip; Russia Cutting Off Gas Supply to Ukraine
• Fires Burning Across Oklahoma and Texas; West Coast Weather Problems; President Bush Returns to Washington; Wish for Peace in Baghdad; Young Man's Extreme Weight Loss; Dog's Reunion After Hurricane Rita
• Wild Weather Troubles Texas, Oklahoma and California; Bush's Comments to Wounded Troops; Medical and Health Progress in 2005; Baby Noor's First Day in the U.S.
• Fires Destroy Homes in Oklahoma City; Second Storm Hitting Northern California; Teenager on a Mission Back from Iraq; President Bush Defense of Domestic Spying Program; Rebirth Celebration in New Orleans


December 25, 2005
• American Troops in Iraq are Finding Ways to Celebrate the Holidays; Today Marks the One Year Anniversary of the Tsunami in South Asia; This was a Grueling and Brutal Year for the President; American Soldiers in Iraq are Working to Save A Young Life;
• Pope's First Christmas Address; Bush and Analysts Differ On His Year; One Dead, One Injured Off California Coast; Discrimination Against The Unmarried; Classic Christmas Tunes; Alaskan Bridge To Nowhere; Digital Camera Buying Tips; Tsunami Cleanup Slow And Painful; Post-Tsunami Baby Boom; Grandparents Who Raise Grandkids May Get Aid


December 18, 2005
• Ariel Sharon Suffered Mild Stroke; President Bush to Address Nation; Drop in Donations for Some Local Charities; More Peaceful Protests in Hong Kong
• Sharon's Health Impacts Fragile Peace Process; Excerpts of President Bush's Speech Focus on Iraq; Lawmakers Hammering Out Issues Before Year's End; Vice President Cheney's Makes Secret Trip to Iraq; New York City Transit could Strike on Tuesday; Nerve Transplant Gives Young Man Hope
• Officials Say Sharon Quick to Show Improvement; Bus Tour will Take Tourists through Disaster Areas of New Orleans


December 11, 2005
• Oil Depot Explosion in England Leads to Major Fire; Remembering Richard Pryor; Actor Involved in Murder of New York Police Officer; Appealing for the Life of Stanley "Tookie" Williams; Is the U.S. Ready for the Bird Flu?
• Fire Outside of London Continues 12 Hours After Explosion; Insurgents More Skilled at Deadly Bomb Making in Iraq; Major Speech by President Bush Tomorrow; Recreation Revived in New Orleans; No Decision by Schwarzenegger Today on Stanley "Tookie" Williams
• Extensive Damage after Oil Depot Blasts Near London; No Word on Fate of Hostages Held in Iraq; Stanley "Tookie" Williams Wants to be Released from Prison; Critical Week for President Bush's to Win Support for Iraq Strategy; Basketball Team Helps Habitat for Humanity; U.S. Senators Pay Tribute to Eugene McCarthy


December 04, 2005
• Allawi Survives Assassination Attempt; Louisiana Governor Releases Katrina Documents; Defining Victory in Iraq; Horse Racing's Future in New York; Tax Dollars Paying for Katrina Recovery
• Allawi Chased out of Mosque in Najaf; Louisiana Governor Frustrated with Bush Administration; Crime at Construction Sites; Saddam Hussein's Lawyers seek Trial Delay; Meltdown of Glaciers could cause Water Shortage and Flooding; Expensive Pandas in U.S. Zoos
• Tensions Escalate Between New Orleans and D.C.; Former Iraqi Prime Minister Attacked by Mob; Bush Administration Trying to Sell War Strategy to Public; Lawmakers Helping New Orleans Region; Gynecologist Accused of Molestations Continues to Practice Medicine; Checking up on a Doctor's History; Stanley "Tookie" Williams Clemency Hearing; Mexican Police Allegedly in Cahoots with Drug Cartel; MTV Laguna Beach Controversy
• New Orleans Vs. D.C.; Iraq Foils Courthouse Attack Plot; Debate over Fence to Protect Against Illegal Immigration; Unusual Land Sighting in New Mexico; Puzzling Phenomenon in Atlantic Ocean


November 27, 2005
• Minimal Delays for Holiday Travelers; Asking for Delay in Hussein Case; Controversial Abortion Case Goes to Supreme Court; Hurricane Katrina Victims React to Promises for Help; Alleviating Travel Stress; Electronic Gadgets Top Holiday Wish Lists
• Two are Dead in Greyhound Bus Accident; No Major Delays at LaGuardia; Hussein's Trial Set to Resume; Earthquake Hit Iran; Abortion Case going to Supreme Court; G.M. Employees are Facing Unemployment; Growing Number of Homeless People in Los Angeles
• Deadly Greyhound Bus Accident in California; Smooth Travels at New York City Major Airports; Two U.S. Congressman Injured in Car Accident in Iraq; Flood Prevention Experts Advise New Orleans on Flood Control Systems; Soldiers in Iraq Comment on Washington's War Debate; Generation of Sperm Donor Offspring Search for Family
• Eyewitness Describes California Bus Crash; Traveling Back Home After Holiday; Proceedings Expected to Speed Up in Hussein Trial; Many Still Missing in Gulf Coast; Intelligent Design Sparks Conflict


November 20, 2005
• Shooting Occurs At Tacoma, Washington Mall; President Bush Wraps Up Asian Trip
• Injured Taken to Hospital After Mall Shooting
• Natural Resources Defense Council Found Dangerously High Levels of Mold Particles in Air in Flooded Areas of New Orleans. Exhibit of Cadavers in New York Provokes Protests, Controversy.
• Hostage Situation in Washington State; Religion vs. Medicine; Iraq Bombings
• Gunner Takes Hostages Inside Tacoma Mall; China Promises Further Crackdowns of Piracy


November 13, 2005
• Woman Confesses to Role in Hotel Bombings in Jordan; Syrian- born Film Producer Moustapha Akkad Laid To Rest
• Woman Admits To Suicide Bombing Attempt In Jordan; NASCAR Driver Picked Up For Reckless Driving In Arizona; Special Effects Company Simulates Terrorist Attack In Georgia
• Interview with Sarah MacDonald; Clintons Delay Israel Trip, Visit Bombing Site In Amman
• Would-Be Bomber Speaks; Iowa Recovers from Tornados


November 06, 2005
• Tornado Sweeps Through Indiana; President Bush Meets With Brazilian President
• Riots Continue In France; Tornado Tears Through Evansville Indiana
• Tornadoes Rip Through Indiana; Archaeologists Find Church Almost as Old as Christianity Itself


October 30, 2005
• Pentagon Says 13 Iraqis Dead for Every U.S. Casualty
• Civil Rights Pioneer Honored in National Memorial Services; Bush White House Regrouping for New Start; Farmers Hit Hard by Hurricane Wilma; California Teen Goes on Shooting Spree, Kills Self; President, Vice President's Polls Remain Low; Civil Rights Leader Shares Memories of Rosa Parks
• Teen Goes On Shooting Rampage In Southern California; White House Could See Major Staff Changes
• Rosa Parks' Body On Way To Capitol Rotunda
• Wal-Mart Memo Sparks Controversy; Rosa Parks First Woman To Lie In Honor In Capitol Building


October 23, 2005
• Florida Prepares As Hurricane Wilma Approaches. Mexico and Cubs are cleaning up after the storm; Ensuring Safety Of Animals In Hurricane Affected Area A Challenge; The Red Cross Needs More Resources; FEMA Does Not Want To Repeat Mistakes
• Looting In Cancun After Wilma; Florida Braces As Wilma Approaches; Doctor Helps Victims Of Katrina; FEMA Planned Carefully For Wilma; Discussion Of Possible Karl Rove Indictment
• Florida Prepares For Wilma; The National Hurricane Center Fights For Funding
• Florida Prepares For Hurricane Wilma
• Hurricane Wilma Heads for State of Florida
• Tracking the Path of Hurricane Wilma
• Florida Gets Ready as Hurricane Wilma Approaches


October 16, 2005
• High School Band Bus Crashes Into Overturned Semi; Fairfield, New Jersey Residents Return To Flooded Homes Today
• Attorney Daniel Horowitz's Wife Found Dead In Home; Warehouse Fire In Detroit Forces Evacuations
• Truck in Wisconsin Collides with School Bus


October 09, 2005
• How To Avoid Buying Flood Damaged Car; South Asian Earthquake Deaths Climb to 20,000
• Pakistan Earthquake Claims 20,000 Lives
• Interview with Carl Triplehorn; Harriet Miers Nomination Splitting Conservative Republicans


October 02, 2005
• New Supreme Court Session Begins Tomorrow; Boat Capsizes on Lake George, Killing Passengers
• Interview with Cynthia Willard-Lewis; 21 Confirmed Dead In Dinner Cruise Accident


September 26, 2005
• Aftermath of Rita
• Afermath of Hurricane Rita


September 25, 2005
• Aftermath of Hurricane Rita
• Aftermath of Huricane Rita
• Aftermath of Hurricane Rita
• Army Repairing New Orleans Levee Again; FEMA Provides Update on Relief Efforts; Small Texas Town Flooded Out


September 18, 2005
• Local New Orleans TV Station Remained On Air Through Crisis; Afghanistan Holds Successful Parlimentary Elections
• Residents Begin To Reenter Algiers Area Of New Orleans; National Center Continues Frustrating Work Of Reuniting Families
• The Slow Road To Recovery Begins In Algiers, New Orleans; A Behind The Scenes Look At Thad Allen
• Debate Continues on When Residents Should Return to New Orleans
• Tropical Storm Rita Moves Through Florida Straits; Center for Missing & Exploited Children Reunited Families Displaced by Katrina


September 11, 2005
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; Anniversary of 9/11
• Interview with Ed Shultz; Hurricane Ophelia Makes Way Towards Carolina Coast
• Dalai Lama Speaks; Rescue, Recovery Continues In Louisiana
• New Orleans Evacuation No Longer Mandatory?; 9/11 Remembrance Across U.S.; Hurricane Ophelia Sits off Carolina Coast
• New Orleans Voluntary Evacuation Continues After Hurricane Katrina
• New Polls Show Racial Divide On Bush Handling of Hurricane; Police, Firemen from Around the Country Flock to Help Biloxi, Gulf Region; Tragic, Desperate 9/11 Calls of Flood Victims At Height of Storm


September 04, 2005
• Bush Makes Statement About Rehnquist's Death
• Interview with Russel Honore, Interview with Johnny Dupree
• Chief Justice William Rehnquist Dies; Volunteer Nurse Shares View of Evacuation; George McGovern Lends Hand to Aid Evacuees; Rescues Continue, Pumping to Begin; Help Reaches Elderly Man Trapped in Home
• Some Refuse to Leave Homes in Flooded City; New Orleans Mayor Estimates Dead in Thousands; Coast Guard Works Tirelessly to Rescue Survivors; Church Services Carry on Without Church; Bush Considers Supreme Court Options; Astrodome Process Thousands of Survivors


August 28, 2005
• Katrina Continues Its Track Towards New Orleans; Sunni Arabs Protest Iraqi Draft Constitution, Call It Illegal
• Hurricane Katrina Continues To Barrell Towards Louisiana Coast


August 21, 2005
• Pope Hosts Youth Day in Cologne
• Palestinians March on Parliament; Pope Benedict XVI Finishes Up World Youth Day Appearance
• Mechanics Strike at Northwest Airlines Continues
• New Computer Simulation Helps Marines Train For Iraq; San Francisco Player Dies After Game


August 14, 2005
• No Survivors Found in Greek Airplane Crash
• Melios Air Passenger Plane Crashes Outside Athens; Official Gaza Pullout Begins Today; Interview with Michael Ware
• Interview with Libby Gill; Crawford, Texas Man Speaks Out
• Israelis Begin to Leave Gaza Settlements


August 07, 2005
• Seven Trapped Russian Submariners Pulled to Safety; All Systems Go for Shuttle's Return to Earth
• Cell Phone Companies Begin Marketing Phones For Children; Space Shuttle Discovery Making Plans For Reentry Early Monday Morning
• New York Cab Driver Returns Million Dollar Jewelry Case; Interview with Bita Honarvar


July 31, 2005
• London Bombing Suspects Talks; NASA Extends Discovery's Mission
• Monsoon Continues To Pound Mumbai; Shuttle Discovery To Stay In Space One Extra Day
• Terror Suspect in Italy Talking to Authorities
• Hussein Osman Confesses To Being July 21 Bomber; President Bush Will Speak At Boy Scout Jamboree Today


July 24, 2005
• Search for Clues in Egypt Continues
• British Police Arrest Another Man Allegedly Connected To Second Bombing Attempt; Lance Armstrong Wins 7th Straight Tour de France
• Midwest Being Hit by Heat Wave
• American Counted Among Victims In Egypt Bombings; Man Shot In London Subway Found Innocent Bystander; Deadly Heat Wave Sweeps Across Midwest


July 17, 2005
• Can Repeat of London Bombings be Avoided? Hurricane Emily Heads to Yucatan
• Hurricane Emily Heads Towards Mexico
• U.S. Capital Metro Beefs Up Security; Tiger Woods Wins Second British Open


July 03, 2005
• Special Ops Soldier Found in Afghanistan; Search Continues for 9-Year-Old Dylan Groene
• More News Surfaces In Search For Natalee Holloway; Shasta Groene Safely Recovered; Special Forces Member Rescued In Afghanistan; Interview With Healy Family; Rove Spoke To Reporter Before CIA Operative Name Was Leaked; NASA To Crash Spacecraft Into Comet; Child Sexual Exploitation Flourishing; UNICEF C-8 Conference
• Special Operations Team Member Successfully Rescued By Special Forces; Dan Healy Family Interview; Karl Rove Spoke To Reporter Before CIA Operative Name Leak; Search Continues for Dylan Groene; Warplanes Search for Natalee Holloway; Egypt's Convoy Kidnapped; Live 8 Review; Chilling Confessions From BTK Killer Dennis Rader; Interview With Author David McCullough
• Development In Case Of Natalee Holloway; Investigators Try To Find Dylan Groene; U.S. Special Ops Recon Soldier Rescued In Afghanistan; International Olympic Committee To Select Host City For 2012 Summer Games; New Skin Products; Alberto Gonzales Goes On Surprise Trip To Iraq; Rove Talked To Reporter Prior To CIA Name Leak; Egypt Convoy Kidnapped; Interview With Dan Healy's Family; NASA To Crash Spacecraft Into Comet; Annin & Company Flags


June 26, 2005
• At Least 20 Dead in Iraq; Shark Attack Off Florida Coast Leaves 14-Year-Old Girl Dead
• Interview with Tim Dicus; Steve Croes, Paul Van der Sloot To Be Released From Aruban Prison
• Aceh Province Begins Slow Rebuilding Process; Retirement Rumors Surround Justice William Rehquist
• Three Suicide Attacks Rock City Of Mosul, Iraq; Supreme Court Ends Session With Three Possible Decisions, Speculation Over Retirements


June 19, 2005
• Latest in Investigation Into Natalee Holloway's Disappearance; A Look at Operation Spear
• New York Shinnocock Tribe Claims 3,600 Of Hamptons; New Commander In Afghanistan Takes Different Approach To Security
• Parents Can Take Steps to Protect Children from Predators; Vietnam War Vet, Translator Reunited by Chance Meeting; Fathers Share Advice for New Dads
• Interview with Natalee Holloways Stepfather George Twitty; Leigh Ann Hester Awarded Silver Star, First In 60 Years For Woman; Governor Schwarzenegger To Call Special Election For Nov. 6


June 12, 2005
• Major Military Operation Over in Iraq; Gulf Coast Residents Breathe Sigh of Relief Over Arlene
• U.S., Iraqi Forces Find Some Success In Tal Araf; Gitmo Detainees Subjected To Humiliating Interrogation Techniques; Fire In Philadelphia Kills 5 Children
• Details Released on Gitmo Interrogations; U.S., Iraqis Fight Insurgents in Tal Afar; Five Children Dead in Philadelphia Fire; Police Search for Clues in Natalee Holloway Disappearance; Task Force Hunts Down Child Predators on Internet; G-8 Agree to Forgive Debts to Poorest Nations
• Doctors Mehmet Oz, Michael Roizen Give Tips On Living Healthy, Long Life; Interview with Joe Pastone


June 05, 2005
• Aruba Police Arrest Two In Connection With Alabama Teen Disappearance; Opportunity Roving Mars Surface Once Again; U.S., Iraqi Forces Find Huge Insurgent Bunker Near Fallujah
• Two Men Held in Teen's Disappearance in Aruba; Underground Bunker Discovered in Iraq
• New Jersey Man Convicted of Manslaughter, Receives No Jail Time; Interview with David Kirsch; Interview with Veteran Aruba Journalist Dilma Arends


May 29, 2005
• Preparations Under Way in Baghdad to Crack Down on Insurgents
• Missing 3-Year-Old Found With Dog; 7 Found Shot On Small Ohio Farm; France Rejects E.U. Constitution
• Interview with Carol Martin; National Guardsman Working At Ground Zero Not Getting Retiremt Credit


May 22, 2005
• Protesters Heckle Laura Bush in Israel; Will Senate Vote on Nuclear Option This Week?
• Time.com Names 100 Best Movies Of All Time; Tips On How To Get Lowest Car Rental Rates Possible
• Laura Bush Meets With Protests At Holy Sites In Jerusalem; Florida Girl Found Alive Buried In Landfill


May 15, 2005
• Rice Visits Iraq
• Interview With Condoleezza Rice
• More Companies Plan To Hire College Grads; Cholesterol Lowering Drugs Found To Help Prevent Cancer; 32 Jacks Pollock Paintings Found In Storage Unit
• Condoleezza Rice Visits Baghdad; Newsweek Retracts Explosive Guantanamo Bay Prison Story; Dave Chappelle Will Return


May 08, 2005
• Bush Marks End of World War II
• Germany's National Democratic Party Demostrates During WWII Anniversary; Interview with Robert Cummings
• Bush Meets with Putin; Zarqawi Aide Captured; Tips for Working Moms on Personal Time; Holocaust Survivors Mark V.E. Day with Memories
• President Bush Visit Russia During WWII Commemoration; San Francisco To Host California Stem Cell Research Center; Interview Frank Ryan


May 01, 2005
• White House: North Korea Test-Fires Short-Range Missile; Deadly Day of Attacks in Iraq


April 24, 2005
• Is Economy Getting Better, Worse?; New Pope Inaugurated
• Deadly Attacks In Iraq Kill 6, Wound Over 50; Aviation Subcommittee Chairman Advocates For Private Screener At Airports
• Texas State Legislator Proposes Bill Banning Gay Couples From Fostering Children; Program Helps Mentaly Ill To Create Art
• Interview with Dr. Howard Shapiro; Today Marks 30th Anniversary Of Last Pan Am Flight Out Of Saigon; Hip-Hop Mogul Creates Youth Empowerment Workshops


April 17, 2005
• Missing Florida Girl's Body Recovered
• David Onstett Charged With Murder Of Sara Lunde; U.S. Aid Worker Killed In Car Bombing In Iraq
• Shake-a-Leg Program Helps Disabled To Sail; Catholic Conclave Begins Tomorros


April 10, 2005
• Cardinals Decide Not to Talk to Media; Tiger Woods on a Roll at Augusta
• Spring Blizzard Shuts Down Eastern Colorado; Maryland Family Fights For State Funded Stem Cell Research
• Boston Catholics Protest Cardinal Law's Involvment In Pope Memorial; Senator's Nelson, Chafee Key To Bush Social Security Plan


March 27, 2005
• Schiavo Debate Continues; Pope Celebrates Easter
• Press Conference with Randall Terry, Patrick Mahoney; Interview with Robert Kennedy; Global Warming Beginning To Affect Polar Bear Population
• Body of 10-year-old Jetseta Gage Found; Pope John Paul II Blesses Crowd Silently At St. Peter's; Disabled Protesters Lie At Entrance Of Terri Schiavo's Hospice


March 20, 2005
• John Couey Arraigned Today; Congress To Debate Terri Schiavo's Case Tonight; MS-13 Is Fastest Growing Gang In America
• Schiavo Family Pleas for Bill; 'Smart Guns' Prototypes Developed in N.J.
• Israel Begins Giving Control Of West Bank To Palestinians; Senate Agrees On Terri Schiavo Legislation; Profile Of Florida National Guardsman Dr. Lisa Dewitt


March 13, 2005
• New, Tougher SAT Starts This Year; Wisconsin Church Shooter Identified As Terry Ratzmann; Pakistani Army Caputre 10 al Qaeda In Raid
• Pope Gets Ready to Come Home; A Look at Male Menopause
• Russian Withstands Hour Long Ice Bath In Commemoration Of WWII; Independent Truck Drivers Considering Strike; More Details Discussed About Atlanta Shooting Suspect


March 06, 2005
• Italian Journalist Disputes U.S. Account of Shooting; Wounded Marines Learn to Use Artificial Limbs
• Northern Ghana Village Tames River Crocodiles; Small Colombian Village Resorts To Cocaine As Bartering Currency; Bill Gates Critical Of American Public High Schools
• Italian Journalist Disputes U.S. Version of Shooting; New Hip- Hop Church Makes Big Splash In Harlem; Interview with Sharon Cotliar


February 27, 2005
• More Details Surface on BTK Killer
• Was BTK's Daughter Involved in Her Father's Arrest?; Rolling Out the Red Carpet
• Syria Gives Up Saddam Hussein's Half Brother; A Look Ahead At The Oscars;


February 20, 2005
• Bush Trying to Mend Fences In Europe
• President Bush Begins 5 Day Tour Of Europe; Interview with Evan Hendrix; Secret Tapes Of President Bush Leaked To New York Times
• U.S. Military Begins Talk With Some Insurgent Groups; Interview with John Aravosis


February 13, 2005
• Iraq Elections Results In
• Women With Higher Salaries Have Greater Chance Of Marriage; D.C. Council Proposes Ban On Selling Violence Videogames To Minors; World Press Photo Contest Announces Winner
• Gunfire Breaks Out in New York State Shopping Mall; Interview with Janet Reno


February 06, 2005
• Pope Makes Public Appearance; Super Bowl Security Tightened
• Iran Government Makes Stern Warning Against Attacking Their Country; Security Is Super Tight In Jacksonville Tonight; Genes May Affect How You Body Responds To Alcohol
• More Concerns About Iran Nuclear Policy; Intervie with Jamail Larkins; L.A. Times Reports "Deep Throat" Is Seriously Ill


January 30, 2005
• Iraqis Turn Out to Vote


January 23, 2005
• Snow Storm Hits Northeastern U.S.


January 16, 2005
• Interview with Charlie Goldberg, Dale Maderos; Interview with Michaela Angela Davis
• Security Tight for Inauguration; Interview with Civil Rights Photographer Bob Adelman


January 09, 2005
• Palestinian Elections Under Way; Snow Storm Hits California
• West Coast Getting Hit With Massive Storm; Western England Facing Floods; Interview with Ray Kurtzweil
• More Details About Tsunami Discussed


January 02, 2005
• Continued Tsunami Coverage; Interview with Sally Donnelly
• Continued Tsunami Coverage; Interview with Bernhard Goonetilleke
• Relief Supplies Starting to Arrive for Tsunami Victims


December 26, 2004
• Earthquake Spawns Tsunamis Across Southeast Asia; Holiday Travelers Stranded
• How Did Retail Sector Do?; Thousands Killed by Earthquake, Tsunamis in Southeast Asia
• Earthquake Hits Southeast Asia; Bush Express Condolences


December 19, 2004
• Car Bombs Kill Dozens in Iraq; Murderer Showed Off Stolen Baby; Small German Town Answers Santa Letters
• Suicide Bombers Drive Car Into Funeral Procession In Najaf; Tips On Researching Legitimate Health Information On Internet
• Cuban Government Posts Banners Of Abu Ghraib Prisoners In Response To U.S. Mission's Christmas Decorations; Insurgents Kill Senior Iraqi Election Official, 2 Bodyguards; Pfizer Keeps Celebrex On Market


December 12, 2004
• Who Will Be Next Head of Homeland Security?; A Look at the Two Marys
• Head NASA Administrator Resigns; Bomb, Gunfire Kills 4 At Gaza Checkpoint
• Profile Of 13-year-old Amputee Artist Ali Abbas; Several Marines Injured In Car Bomb Attack; A Look At Golden Globe Contenders


December 05, 2004
• 9/11 Families Ratchet Up Pressure on Washington; More Violence in Iraq
• Hundreds Of Canadian Airport Security Uniforms Missing; Egyptian, Israeli Governments Swap Prisoners; Forbes Magazine Looks At Cool New Gadgets For Holiday Presents
• Coast Guard Struggles To Maintain Port Security; Unabomber Brother Fights To Abolish Death Penalty In New York; Ohioans, Jesse Jackson, Fight For Statewide Recount In Ohio


November 28, 2004
• A Look At Travel Delays Around The Country; Ali Velshi Discusses Investing In Art; Interview with Michael Scott
• Holiday Travel Goes Smoothly Despite Weather Delays; Congress Looks to Bush to Break Intelligence Reform Impasse; Ukraine Protestors Rally for Opposition Leader; Crystal Meth Blamed for Increase in HIV/AIDS


November 21, 2004
• Bush State Visit to Chilean President Faces Security Concerns; Date Set for Iraq Elections; Arguments Delay Passage of Intelligence Reform Bill
• Tips On How To Survive First Year In Restaurant Business; Teen Pregnancy Rates Down 34 Percent In Last 10 Years
• January 30 Set As National Election Day In Iraq; Spending Bill Provision Offends Many In Senate


November 15, 2004
• New Drug Shows Promising Weight Loss Potential; Miami Police Taser 2 Children; Catholic Church Begins Annual Conference Of Bishops


November 14, 2004
• Fighting Continues in Falluja; Large Explosion in Central Baghdad
• Gunmen Disrupt Arafat Wake; U.S. Military Announces Control Of Falluja, Fight Still Continues; CIA Deputy Director Resigns
• New Drug Shows Promising Weight Loss Potential; Miami Police Taser 2 Children; Catholic Church Begins Annual Conference Of Bishops


November 07, 2004
• U.S. Troops Prepare for Assault on Falluja; Supporters of Yasser Arafat Keep Vigil Outside Paris Hospital
• State Of Emergency Announced In Iraq; Former Army Soldier Files Lawsuit
• Arabic Language Station Almanar Draws Harsh Criticism; A Look At Who's Staying, Who's Leaving In Bush Administration; Iraqi Forces Take Hospital In Falluja


October 31, 2004
• Kerry Speaks at Baptist Church in Ohio; Bush Campaigns in Florida; Experts Examine Tape of Alleged al Qaeda Operative
• Interview with Three Early Voters; Kerry Campaigns In Ohio, New Hampshire; Bush Campaigns In Florida
• Mad Dash For Presidential Finish Line; Fifteen People Killed in Tikrit Hotel Explosion; Palestinian Officials Say Arafat Improving; Bin Laden's Videotape Reminder that He is Still Alive and On the Run.


October 24, 2004
• Dozens of Murdered Iraqis Found Near Iraq-Iran Border; Bush, Kerry Intensify Efforts to Win Votes
• English Professor At Drew University Requires Voting As A Course Requisite; Kerry, Bush Campaigning Furiously In Battleground State; Zarqawi Claims Resposibility For Execution Of Dozens Of Iraqi National Guard
• Arnold Schwazenegger To Campaign For Bush In Ohio; Flu Shot Shortage Not As Bad As People Think


October 17, 2004
• U.S. Forces Begin New Round of Strikes in Fallujah; 'New York Times,' 'Boston Globe' Endorse Kerry for President
• U.S. Military Addresses Possible Case of Subordination in Iraq; Protecting Yourself Against Identity Theft
• U.S. Planes, Tanks Attack Insurgent Positions in Fallujah; Gallup Poll Puts Bush in Lead


October 10, 2004
• Rumsfeld Arrives in Iraq; Bush, Kerry Continue Campaigning
• Mount St. Helens Continues To Threaten; Mehdi Army Begins Disarming; U.S. Army Begins Clean-up Of Samarra
• Sinclar Broadcasting To Air Anti-Kerry Documentary; Interview with Cokie Roberts; What You Can Do To Avoid The Flu


October 03, 2004
• Residents Evacuate Mt. St. Helens Region; Samarra After the Battle
• John Kerry Swings Through Ohio; Pressure Withing Mount St. Helens Continues To Rise; U.S. Army Helps Secure First Afghan Elections
• Iraqi Children Return To School Today; U.S./British Authorities Stop Alleged Dirty Bomb Plot


September 26, 2004
• Tropical Storm Jeanne Hits Florida; Violence Expected for Iraqi Elections
• Hurricane Jeanne Downgraded To Tropical Storm; American Troops To Enter Insurgent Controlled Zones
• Tropical Storm Jeanne Targets Gulf Coast Of Florida; Interview with Paul Bigley


September 19, 2004
• Aftermath of Hurricane Ivan; Bush, Kerry Woo Women Voters
• Aftermath of Hurricane Ivan; Bush, Kerry's Position on Abortion
• North Carolina Pummeled by Ivan; Looting, Price Gouging Problems in Florida; House Speaker Says Terrorists Have Election Agenda


September 12, 2004
• Hurricane Ivan Threatens Cayman Islands; New Worries About North Korea's Nuclear Program
• Milk Prices Soar, Dairy Farmers Hurt; Inexplained Explosion in North Korea Scares Atomic Watchdogs;
• Jamaica Cleans Up After Hurricane Ivan; Apartment Fire In Ohio Kills 10; US Airways Files For Chapter 11


August 29, 2004
• Gaston Comes Ashore; Protests Planned for Republican National Convention
• Vice President Cheney Arrives In New York; Protesters March Past Madison Square Garden; Greek Olympics End In Big Success
• Peace Talks Stall In Sudan; South Carolina Slammed With Second Tropical Storm In August


August 22, 2004
• Bush Campaign's Unpaid Adviser Resigns; 9/11 Commission Releases New Details About Hijackers
• Micah Garen, Translator Set Free; 90,000 Still Without Power In Florida
• Famous Edvard Munch Painting Stolen From Oslo Museum; Kerry Launch Attack Ad Against Bush, Swift Boat Veterans for Truth


August 15, 2004
• Death, Devastation in Wake of Charley; Fighting Resumes in Najaf; Thousands of American Troops to be Redeployed
• Hurricane Charley: Two Days Later
• Rebuilding in Florida Estimated to Cost Billions; Bush to Outline Plans For Repositioning U.S. Troops


August 08, 2004
• Another Top al Qaeda Suspect Arrested; Four Charged With Gruesome Slaying in Florida
• Interview With Ahmed Chalabi; Interview With Tim Burger of "Time" Magazine
• 4 Held in Fla. Slayings; Alan Keyes Enters Illinois Senate Race


August 01, 2004
• Financial Institutions, Corporate Headquarters Possible Terrorist Targets; Interview with Jon Kroll, Daniel Lakind
• Threat Level Goes To Orange
• Homeland Security Raises Threat Level To Orange
• Christian Churches Targed In Iraq; New Intelligence Suggests Financial Districts Targeted By Terrorists


July 26, 2004
• Refinery Repairs Help Lower Gasoline Prices; Protests Begin In Boston On Eve Of Convention;


July 25, 2004
• Firefight With Insurgents Leaves 13 Dead; Controversy Over California's New Paid Family Leave Law
• U.S. Military To Pull Back From Korean Demilitarized Zone; U.S. Could See Shortage Of Air Traffic Controllers Soon; Lance Armstrong Win Record 6th Tour de France


July 18, 2004
• More Wildfires Break Out Across the West; U.S. May Prosecute Man They Say Deserted 40 Years Ago
• Riverside, California Residents Return to Homes After Wildfires; Todd Hamilton Wins British Open
• Baghdad Settling Down After Handover?; When Will U.S. Return to Moon?


July 11, 2004
• Philippine Authorities Refuse to Meet Hostage Takers' Demands; Bombing in Tel Aviv Kills 1, Injures 20
• WBGO Jazz Radio Celebrates 25 Years On Air; Phillipine Government Will Not Bow To Terrorist Demands; President Bush Turns Down NAACP Offer To Speak
• Mom's Show Kids That Skating Isn't Just For Them; President Bush Snubs NAACP; Homeland Security Creates Contingency Plan For Election Day


July 04, 2004
• Reconstruction Begins at WTC Site; Celebrating Independence Day Amid Tight Security at the National Mall
• Cornerstone For Freedom Tower In New York Laid Today; Lance Armstone Attempts Record 6th Straight Tour de France
• How To Protect Your Car Investment From Summer Sun; President Bush Speaks To West Virginia Crowd On Independence Day
• U.S., Saudi Under Scrutiny For Possible Prisoner Swap; TSA Rolls Out Registered Traveler Plan Next Week
• Baby's Toddlers Learn To Swim In New Program; John Kerry To Announce VP Runningmate As Earlier As Tuesday


June 27, 2004
• Death Threats Against Three Turk Hostages in Iraq; Targeting al Zarqawi
• Explosive Packed Tunnel Rips Through Israeli Military Outpost In Gaza, Kills 1, Injures 4; Iraqi Insurgents Claim To Have Kidnapped U.S. Marine
• Interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi Considers Declaring Martial Law After Handover; Avastin Offers Hope To Terminal Cancer Patients
• Women Still Earnling Less Than Men; NATO To Help Train Iraqi Security Force After Handover; Will Michael Moore's New Movie Effect Presidential Election?


June 20, 2004
• New Threats of Attacks Against Americans in Saudi Arabia; New Attacks In Iraq as Handover of Power Draws Near
• Video of South Korean Hostage Begging for His Life Appears on Al Jazeera; Saudi Arabian Police Continue Search for Johnson's Body
• Clinton Releases Memoir; Elephants Play Soccer


June 13, 2004
• Another Terror Attack in Baghdad; More Fury From Mother Nature
• Lakers Try To Come Back From 2-1 Deficit Tonight; Colin Powell Looks Into 2003 Terrorist Assessment Miscalculations; Saturn Probe To Enter Orbit June 30
• Is Low-Carb Product Better For you? Terrorist Organization Claims Kidnapping Of Lockheed Martin Employee


May 30, 2004
• Dramatic End to Hostage Standoff in Saudi Arabia; Storms Rip Through Midwest
• Saudi Troops Storm Scene of Hostage Crisis; American Convoy Attacked in Baghdad
• Bush Kept Hussein's Pistol as Souvenir; Story of One African- American's GI in World War II


May 23, 2004
• Fighting in Kufa; Fatal Accident in de Gaulle Airport in Paris
• Large SUV Sales Down Since March; Storms Continue To Ravage Midwest; Fabarge Eggs Return to Russia
• 4thetroops.com Sends Care Packages, Boosts Morale; Chalabi Denies Selling Intelligence To Iran; Californians Fed Up With High Gas Prices
• Mortar Fire Targets U.N. Peacekeeper In Afghanistan; 5 Killed When Ceiling Collapsed In Paris Airport


May 16, 2004
• Gay Marriage Becomes Legal In Massachusettes Tomorrow; Pentagon Vehemently Denies Latest New Yorker Article; Powell Angered Over Lack Of Arab Outcry Over Berg Death
• A Woman's Experience Post Brown V. Board; Cambridge City Hall Begins Handing Out Marriage Liscenes To Same-Sex Couples At Midnight
• Interview with Robert Pelton; New Jersey Preschool Takes Brown V. Board A Step Further


May 09, 2004
• Specialist to Face Court Martial for Prisoner Abuse Scandal; White House Defends Rumsfeld; Chechen President Killed in Bomb Blast
• Comedian Alan King Dies At 79; Interview with Edmund Ghareeb
• How High Will Gas Prices Go? Nancy Reagan Supports Stem Cell Research
• Interview With Vietnam War Heroes Hugh Thompson, Larry Colburn; Governor Jeb Bush Appeals Overturn Of Terri Law
• Interview With Semyon Dukach; Softward Company Helps Working Mothers Juggle Work, Home


May 02, 2004
• Interview With Vera Hamill; Interview With Dorothy Baker-Hines
• Interview With Authors Of "Cracking The DaVinci Code"; "New Yorker" Reports, Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Widespread
• American Hostage Escapes Captors; Interview With Dorothy Baker- Hines; Alternative SUV's Get A Test Drive
• President Bush To Visit Ohio, Michigan; Swiss Enineering Firm Pulls Workers From Saudi Arabia
• Town Plans Parade For Hamill's Homecoming; Lost SCUBA Diver Saved By Scouts


April 25, 2004
• New Round of Deadly Attacks in Iraq; March for Women's Lives
• Interview With Ben Stein; Hundreds of Thousands Of Abortion Activists March In Washinton Today; "NASCAR" Dad's Firmly Support Bush
• Michael Jackson Changes Attorneys; Australian Prime Minister Visits Iraq; International Aid Offered to North Korea for Train Accident
• Michael Jackson Fires Geragos, Brafman; Christian Merchandise Profits Surge


April 19, 2004
• Russia Proposes Year Long Stay For Astronauts; Log Cabin Republicans Debate Supporting Bush


April 18, 2004
• Mideast on Brink of New Wave of Violence; Fighting War on Terror With High Tech Weapons
• Interview With Sjodin Family Friend Bob Hales; Serial Molester Arrested In Oregon; John Kerry "Meets The Press"
• A Look At "TIME's" 100 Most Influential; A Look At Holocaust Survivor Saved By Japanese-American Soldiers; South Africa Post Apartheid


April 12, 2004
• How Do Iraqis Obtain RPGs, Missiles?; Rescue Efforts Continue In Mexican Town


April 11, 2004
• U.S. Helicopter Downed Near Baghdad; White House Releases 8/6/01 PDB
• Interview With Sandra Lee; President Visits Ft. Hood, Texas
• U.S. Helicopter Shot Down In Iraq, Both Pilots Killed; 7 Chinese Citizens Taken Hostage In Iraq
• Janet Jackson Hosts "SNL"; Mexican Resue Workers Look Through Debris For Survivors


April 04, 2004
• Thousands Protest Newspaper Closure in Iraq; Terror Raid in Spain Ends With Powerful Explosion
• Political Book Readers Rarely Cross Party Lines; Formula One's First Middle Eastern Track To Open In Bahrain
• Texas Woman Aquitted By Reason Of Insanity In Texas; Big Brother Pulled Off Saudi Station
• What Can U.S. Government Do To End Gas Price Hikes? New Report Shows Animals Human's Biggest Threat For Illness


March 28, 2004
• Political Battle Over Clarke's Testimony; Nature's Fury Felt Across Oklahoma
• Juror Flashes "OK" To Defense In Tyco Trial; Supreme Court To Hear Landmark Terrorism Case; Anti Same-sex Marriage Legislation Could Lead To Criminal Prosecutions
• Today Marks 25th Anniversary Of Three Mile Island Accident; "Air America" Begins Broadcasting This Week; Teacher Investigated For Class Discussion Of Gay Marriage
• Voters Increasingly Skeptical Of Bush's Handling Of War On Terror; Prime Minister Sharon Staying Silent Over Possible Bribery Indictment; Residents Of Anniston, Alabama Angry Over Settlement Terms With Chemical Plant
• Interview With NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer; Hamas Gaining Social Clout Among Women In Gaza


March 21, 2004
• Latest on Hunt for Key al Qaeda Leader in Pakistan; Reality Check on New Job Prospects
• Nevada Rancher's Arrest Sparks Fourth Amemndment Rights Debate; France To Host 60th Anniversary of D-Day
• Dawn Of The Dead No. 1 At Box Office; A Look At Oscure Tax Deductions
• Interview with Wayne Allard; Local Warlords Begin Negotiations With al Qaeda Fighters In Waziristan


March 14, 2004
• Eight Dead in Twin Suicide Bombings in Israeli Port of Ashdod
• Spanish Popular Party Blamed For Bombings, Loses Election; Anti-War Protesters Meet Soldier's Bodies Returning Home For Burial; Bush Administration Insists Iraq War Was Justified
• New Pill Give Hope To Smokers, Obese; Fresno Murder Suspect Also Suspect Of Polygamy, Incest; Socialists Win Elections In Spain
• NCAA Basketball Tournament Bids Coming In; A Look At Russian President Vladamir Putin; Spanish Bombings Possibly Linked To Al Qaeda


March 07, 2004
• Search for Victims of Deadly Accident in Baltimore's Harbor Continues; New Effort to Prosecute Hussein Under Way
• Volvo Shows Off New Car Designed For Women; Israeli Strike Kills 9 Palestinian Militants, 3 Children; Rockets Fired At Baghdad Green Zone
• Spanish Journalist Killed During Haitian Rally; Kidnapped Doctor's Without Borders Worker Reported Very Ill; Universoul Circus Celebrates 10th Anniversary
• Government Promotes Same-Sex Classrooms; A Look At Red Sox Spring Training Camp
• Afghastan's Countryside Still Controlled By Warlords, Taliban; Georgia Legislation Would Make It Harder To Get Divorce; Iraq Insurgents Fire 7 Rockets At Coalition Provisional Authority


February 29, 2004
• Aristide Resigns, Flees Haiti; Coast Guard Conducts Rescue Efforts After Explosion Aboard Tanker
• Aristide Secretly Leaves Country; Can Edwards Win A State On Super Tuesday? Live On The Red Carpet
• Haitian Rebel Leaders Welcome U.S. Peacekeepers; Search Continues For Survivors In Oil Tanker Explosion; Terrorism Still No. 1 Threat To U.S. National Security
• Interview With Peter Biskind; Analysis Of Haiti With David Grange; Can Edwards Win Georgia?


February 22, 2004
• Suicide Bombing Kills 7 in Jerusalem
• Nader Enters Presidential Race
• Nader Announces Candidacy For President
• Cingular, AT&T; Wireless Announce Merge
• A Look At Memorable Presidential Quotes
• What Do Jews Need To Know About "The Passion"?
• Interview With Lisagay Hamilton


February 15, 2004
• Drive for Votes at NASCAR's Premiere Event
• Interview With David Rivkin, David Cole
• Interview With Charles Lewis
• Gay, Lesbian Couples Camp Out For Weddings In San Fransisco
• Social Conservatives Frustrated By Gay Marriage
• Your Education Doesn't End At 22
• Iraqi Security Forces Apprehend "4 of Spades" Razaq


February 08, 2004
• Bush Goes on 'Meet the Press'
• Interview With Elizabeth Spiers
• Interview With Larry Sabato
• Reporting From Red Carpet Of Grammy Awards
• A Look Back At "The Ed Sulliavn Show"
• Anti-Smoking Lobbyist Hope For Higher Tobacco Tax
• Interview With Bruce Weinstein


February 01, 2004
• Twin Suicide Bombings Kill More Than 50 in Northern Iraq
• Airlines Ground Flights to U.S. for Security Reasons
• More Than 240 Trampled to Death in Mecca
• Seven States to Hold Primaries, Caucuses Tuesday
• Interview With Barbara Lippert
• Texas Preacher Targets X-Rated Patrons
• Parties Permeate Super Bowl Host Houston's Streets
• NASA Moves Forward With Mission Control Changes
• It Is John Kerry's Nomination To Lose
• Interview With Rep. Curt Weldon
• Interview With Columbia Rembrance Painter


January 26, 2004
• Interview With William H. Macy
• Interviews with Troy Garity, Jane Fonda


January 25, 2004
• John Kerry Frontrunner In New Hampshire, Others Continue Campaigning
• Mars Rover "Opportunity" Sends Back First Pictures
• Interview With Ron Faucheux


January 11, 2004
• Protests in Iraq
• Interview With Sen. Tom Harkin
• Howard Dean Still Leader Of Democratic Polls


January 05, 2004
• Unofficial U.S. Delegation To Visit North Korea


January 04, 2004
• Recovery Efforts Continue in Red Sea
• Blair Makes Surprise Visit to British Troops in Iraq
• Rose Admits He Bet on Baseball
• Pete Rose Allegedly Admits To Betting On Baseabll
• North American Auto Show Highlights Concept Cars


December 28, 2003
• USDA Recalls Beef From 8 States
• Government Conducts Anthrax Countermeasures Drills
• How Is The War On Terror Going?
• 11 Now Confirmed Dead In California Mudslides
• New Minseries Highlights Native American Legends


December 22, 2003
• Where Are Terrorist Threats Coming From?


December 21, 2003
• Interview With Doug Bandow
• Iraqi Health Care System Overtaxed
• Owner Surprise Employees with Huge Bonus
• Libya Announces Decision to Scrap Its WMD Program
• U.S. Forces in Iraq Step Up Efforts to Round Up Insurgents
• Interview With Nancy Bocskor, Kirsten Powers
• Interview With Nancy Gibbs
• Interview With Avery Friedman, Michael Smerconish
• Commission Says Homeland Security Is Losing Momentum
• Thousands Still Without Power In San Francisco
• Should Redisctricting Rules Be Changed?
• United States Has Critical Flu Vaccine
• New Gun Bill Would Cut Document Destruction To 24 Hours


December 14, 2003
• Saddam Captured: Mood in Tikrit
• Saddam Captured: Interview With Michael Elliott
• Interview With Al Sharpton
• Interview With Richard Gephardt
• Bremer: 'We Got Him'
• Interview With Simon Henderson
• What Are Political Implications of Hussein's Capture?
• Iraqi Governing Council Wants To Try Hussein
• Interview With Wendy Sherman
• Will Saddam Hussein's Capture Change Democratic Political Landscape?
• Interview With Bob Beauprez
• Interview With Vernon Loeb
• Saddam Captured: Political Fallout
• Interview With Senator George Allen
• Saddam Hussein Captured In "Spider Hole"
• Caputure Of Hussein Surprise For Troops Involved
• Capture Of Hussein Doesn't Mean End To Violence
• The Reaction Of Hussein's Capture In Europe


December 07, 2003
• Bomb Attack in Iraq Leaves U.S. Soldier Dead
• U.S. Government Upgrades Security Warning in Saudi Arabia
• Legal Briefs
• Bill Signing Blitz for Bush
• Sunken Warship a Watery Reminder of Pearl Harbor
• Political Debate
• Interview With Chris Fallows, Monique Fallows
• Interview With Author Mark Ravina
• More Violence In Iraq Claims Another American Life
• New Suspected Terrorist Videotape Sparks Concerns Of Secret Signals
• Oklahoma Faces LSU In BCS Championship Game


November 30, 2003
• Authorities Investigate String of Shootings Near Columbus, Ohio
• Interview With Kendall Coffey
• Interview With Russ Rader
• Dozen Death Reported Yesterday in Iraq
• Interview With Chris Rhatigan
• Interview With Janet Novak
• The New Iraq -- The Deadliest Month
• Interview With Rally Caparas
• Interview With Robert Zimmerman, Martha Zoller
• Rebels Command Control Of Where Battles Will Be Fought In Iraq
• U.S. Troops Thwart Iraqi Ambush Attempt
• Lines Running Smoothly At Airports Today
• Tips For Holiday Travelers
• 2 Shootings In Central Ohio Linked, So Far
• Interview With AIDS Patient, Robin Adams
• New Rule Will Allow Adopted Kids To Obtain Citizenship In 45 Days
• Finding The Perfect Gift


November 23, 2003
• Six Soldiers Die in Iraq Today
• Interview With Jim Walsh
• Senate Democrats Call for Filibuster Over Medicare Measure
• Legal Briefs
• Is There a Height/Political Party Affiliation Connection?
• Interview With Matt Keelen, Rachel Gorlin
• Bragging Rights on the Line
• U.S. Troops Get R&R; in Heart of Baghdad
• Reviews of 'Cat in the Hat,' 'Gothika,' '21 Grams'
• Republicans Confident Medicare Bill Will Pass
• New Poll Shows Americans Split On Bush's Job
• Wireless Providers Planning Array Of Hidden Fees For Keeping Number
• Do Primaries Really Matter?
• Avon Selling Well In China
• Brutal Attack Kills 2 American Soldiers
• Georgians Celebrate After President Shevardnadze Resigns
• Legal Analysis Of Michael Jackson Situation
• What Is Solution To Iraq?


November 17, 2003
• Will AARP Endorse Near Medicare Bill?


November 16, 2003
• Search for Clues in Turkey Car Bombings Continues
• No Official Army Reaction Yet to Deadly Helicopter Accident
• Legal Briefs
• Gangway Collapses, 15 Dead at Shipyard
• Schwarzenegger to be Sworn in Monday
• Film Faithful to Biblical Telling of Christ's Life
• Interview With Cheri Jacobus, Margie Omero
• How Close Are Terrorists To Creating A Dirty Bomb?
• How Deep Does al Qaeda Go In Saudi Arabia?
• MLB Promises To Crack Down On Steroid Use By Players
• President Bush Expresses Grief Over Fallen Soldiers In Iraq
• Congress Seems Closer To Passing Prescription Drug Benefits
• President Bush Skeptical Of IAEA Findings In Iran


November 09, 2003
• Death Toll Rises To 17 In Riyadh Bombing
• Senator Calls Riyadh Bombing Wake-Up Call For Saudi Government
• Is CBS Pulling Of Reagan Miniseries Right Wing Bullying?
• Interview With Photographer Bill Allen
• Should You Pull Your Money Out Of Mutual Funds
• New Poll Shows Half Of Americans Disapprove Of Bush's Handling Of Iraq


November 03, 2003
• Interview With James Solheim


November 02, 2003
• Update on California Fires
• Interview With Michael Smerconish, Jayne Weintraub
• Deadly Day in Iraq
• A Church Divided
• News of Today's Casualties Hit Hard Troops Returning From Iraq
• Interview With Ken Pollack
• Interview With Ann Lewis, Kim Alfano
• 19 Americans Die In Helicopter Crash, Ambush In Iraq
• More Missile Attacks Will Come, Says Rumsfeld
• Interview with Maj. Gen. don Shepherd
• Do Movies Like "Kill Bill" Do Damage To Young Viewers?
• Rev. Eugene Robinson Consecrated Today


October 26, 2003
• Rockets Fired at Al Rasheed Hotel
• Battle Against Wildfires East of L.A. Continues
• Interview With Michael Smerconish, Jayne Weintraub
• Interview With Evacuated Homeowners
• Interview With Kellyanne Conway, Julian Epstein
• Fires Destroy Homes, Displace Citizens All Over Southern California
• Rockets Fire At U.S. Occupied Baghdad Hotel Today
• 9/11 Commission Threatens To Subpoena White House Documents
• What Will Democratic Hopefuls Discuss In Tonight's Debate
• Interview With Marine Corps Marathon Winner, Heather Hanscom
• Gov. Gray Davis Asks For Federal Disaster Assistance In San Bernadino
• Fires spread to four counties in California


October 19, 2003
• Bush Travels to Bangkok for APEC Summit
• Interview With Thomas Reese
• Legal Roundtable
• 2 More U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• Will Bush Discuss Aung San Suu Kyi's Plight at APEC Summit?
• Palestinians Fire Rockets Into Southern Israel
• Interview With Rich Galen, Amy Pritchard
• Marlins Up 1 Game To None Against Yankees
• Republican Party After Majority In Texas
• North Korea Discussed On Eve Of APEC Meetings
• President Bush Announces Letter Of Intent Toward North Korea
• With Oncoming Flu Seaonson CDC Recommends Masks For Coughing Patients
• Sniper Trial Begins Monday
• Studys Show Seniors Would Be Happier If They Continued To Work


October 12, 2003
• 6 Iraqis Killed After Suicide Car Bomb Explodes In Baghdad
• White House Calls Suicide Bombing In Iraq Desperate
• Seasonal Jobs Start To Pick Up As Holiday Season Approaches
• A Tearful Goodbye As Soldiers Return To Iraq
• Cubs Could Got To First World Series Since 1945 With Win Tonight
• Is The U.S. Spending Too Much On Iraq?
• U.S. Condemns Attack On Baghdad Hotel
• Sniper Suspect Plans To Use Insanity Defense
• Egyptian Conjoined Twins Successfully Separated Today


October 05, 2003
• Syria: Civilian Sites Hit
• Crisis in the Middle East Examined
• Poll Has Schwarzenegger Leading Field in California
• Interview With Anna Greenberg, Rick Reed
• Legal Roundtable
• Activist Works to Bring Reform to Cuban Government
• Speaking Freely
• Syria Calls For Special U.N. Council Meeting After Israel's Bombing
• Syria Calls For U.N. Resolution Limiting Sharon's Power
• A Look At What Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gray Davis Are Doing
• A Report On The Condition Of Roy Horn
• White House Urges Israel, Syria, No More Violence
• Syria Condemns Attack Against Camp Inside Their Territory
• Will Israel's Attack In Syria Cause Widespead Violence Throughout Middle East?
• Schwarzenegger Calls Allegations Campaign Trickery, Davis Demands Answers
• A Look At The Recall Landscape With 40 Hours To Go


September 28, 2003
• Bush Contemplates Future Moves in Bid to Win International Support on Iraq
• Interview With David Albright
• Interview With Timothy Muris
• Interview With Ben Wientzen
• Hazing Investigation
• Legal Briefs
• Interview With Peter Goelz
• Baghdad Football
• Blame Game for Power Outage Begins in Rome
• Interview With Michael Hirsh
• Interview With Jenny Backus, John McLaughlin
• First Iraqi Battalion To Graduate From Basic Training
• Americans Cross Border For Cheaper Prescription Drugs
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Ahead In Latest Poll, Questions About His Legitimacy Still Permeate Media
• A Look At The Leaders In The Presidential Race


September 21, 2003
• 3 More U.S. Soldiers Dead in Iraq
• Bush Prepares to Go Before U.N.
• Interview With Ken Rudin
• Isabel's Aftermath: Virginia
• Dangerous Divide
• Legal Briefs
• Interview With Michael McCarthy
• Interview With Dan Schnur, Mary Anne Marsh
• Interview With Dan Meyers
• Women's United Soccer Association Shuts Down
• Profile of Herbie Hancock
• President Bush To Speak To U.N. This Week
• Interview With Homer Moyer
• Interview With "The Carpenters"
• Questions Surround Army Chaplain After Prison Plans Are Found In His Luggage
• Galileo Cashes Into Jupiter After Years Of Service
• Jodi Ross Reports From The Red Carpet Of Emmy Awards
• Australia Has Lust For Sled Dog Racing Despite Lack Of Snow
• Digital Music Business A Mess, Says Marc Geiger


September 14, 2003
• Powell Visits Baghdad
• Hurricane Forecasts More Accurate Than Ever
• A Look at Afghanistan
• Legal Eagles
• Hurricane Isabel Downgraded to Category 4
• Cleanup After Typhoon Under Way in Korea
• Another U.S. Soldier Killed in Iraq
• Interview With Cheri Jacobus, Jeffrey Plout
• Several Hurt In Money Firing Cannon Incident
• Bill Clinton Heads To California, Says No On Recall
• Williams' Sister Yetunde Price Murdered In Compton


September 07, 2003
• Surface-to-Air Missile Fired at U.S. Cargo Plane in Iraq
• Rumsfeld Visits U.S., NATO Troops in Afghanistan
• Bush to Address Nation Tonight
• Emergency Officials in London Stage Mock Chemical Weapons Attack
• Interview With Peter Goelz
• Legal Roundtable: Ten Commandments Monument, Overturning Death Sentences
• Champion Whistler Wants to Make Whistling Mainstream
• Interview With Kendall Coffey
• Interview With Kim Alfano, Bob Doyle
• Bush to Address Nation
• More Unrest on Streets of Baghdad
• Stained Glass Tribute
• Lynch's $1 Million Book Deal Criticized
• Explosions Heard in Gaza
• Mixup Over Parade
• Interview With Mila Kofman


August 31, 2003
• Mourners Take Part in Memorial in Iraq
• President Bush Back in Washington
• Israeli Artists Offer Interpretations of Arafat
• Search for Nefertiti
• Many Kindergarteners Put in Full Day
• Legal Roundtable: Scott Peterson, California Recall, WorldCom
• Mel Gibson's Film on Christ Stirring Controversy
• Tropical Storm Grace Heads Toward Texas
• Iraqi Guards for Shia Cleric Accidentally Kill Pregnant Woman
• Interview With Eric Hoplin, Ashley Bell
• Rescuers Search For Survivors After Flood Wave Knocked Out Barrier
• President Faces Critics Of Post-War Iraq Today
• Thousands Mourn In Najaf As Investigation Continues
• Debate: Should Our School Children Wear Uniforms?
• Bombing In Najaf Qualifies As Full Blown Crisis
• Rain Abates As Search Crews Look For Missing Persons Along Kansas Turnpike
• Liberia's Legacy; Children Trained To Kill
• Schwarzenegger Not Part Of Wednesday's Debate
• How To Make "Sex Talk" With Your Kids Less Painful


August 24, 2003
• Mars, Earth Nearing Close Encounter
• Two U.S. Soldiers Die in Iraq
• Poll Shows Americans May Have Doubts About Mission in Iraq
• Legal Roundtable
• Massachusetts Authorities Investigate Geoghan's Killing
• Mideast Militants Threaten More Clashes With Authorities
• Interview With Mark Mellman, Ed Rogers
• Crisis in the Middle East
• Bomb Set Off Outside Leading Shiite Cleric's Office
• Rumsfeld Adamant He Doesn't Need More Troops In Iraq
• After Recent Violence Can Peace Still Be Achieved In Israel?
• Finland Gives Opportunity To Frustrated Cell Phone Users
• Republican Political Landscape Changes After Simon's Dropping Out
• Tony Blair To Face Inquiry Into Dr. Kelly's Death
• The Next Time Mars Will Be This Close People Will Be Living On It
• Hamas Members Killed In Israeli Strike
• U.S. Faces Critical Problems In Iraq According To Daniel Brumberg
• What Is Driving The Price Of Gas Up?
• Mission In Liberia Entirely Controlled By Nigerian Troops
• Cruz Bustamante Leads, According To "L.A. Times" Poll
• U.S. Open To Be Played Without Williams Sisters
• A Discussion Of Pete Sampras' Legacy


August 17, 2003
• Blackout Aftermath: Business and Politics
• U.S. Troops Face Occasional Attacks Near Tikrit
• Peacekeepers at Work
• Interview With Avery Friedman, Michael Smerconish
• More Peacekeepers Arrive in Liberia
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• What Caused Blackout?
• Blackout Forces Cancellation of Liver Transplant
• Coalition Commanders: Saboteurs Set Oil Pipeline on Fire in Iraq
• Interview With Chirinjeev Kathuria
• Interview With Eitan Gorlin
• Partisan Debate Begins Over Energy Legislation
• GM, Chrysler Drop Lawsuits In California
• Alistair Campbell To Appear As Witness In David Kelly Suicide
• Liberian Refugees Find Sanctuary In Football Stadium
• Russian Little League Team Makes World Series
• Republican Candidate Bill Simon Starts Negative Blitz Against Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Investigation Of Power Outage Will Last A Long Time
• A Second Oil Pipeline In Iraq Is Hit
• Three Deaths In West Virginia Mirror Washington Sniper
• Con Ed concerned As New Yorkers Return To Work Tomorrow


August 11, 2003
• Uncovering A Plot To Undermine Saddam's Government Before The War


August 10, 2003
• 156 Candidates File to Be on Ballot for Recall Election
• Israel Attacks Hezbollah Artillery Positions in Lebanon
• Interview With Michael Smerconish, Avery Friedman
• Army Begins Incineration of Chemicals in Anniston, Alabama
• Group of Pilot Whales Released into Ocean
• Bishop Robinson Returns to New Hampshire
• Taylor Expected to Step Down Tomorrow
• Interview With Frank Donatelli, Michael Bloomfield
• Healing Horses
• Israel Destroy Hezbollah Artillary Positions
• California Election Officials to Determine Order of Candidates on Ballot by Lottery
• Gregory Hines Dead at 57
• Taylor Set to Step Down Tomorrow
• Power Outages in Basra Fuel Protests
• Scotland a Barren Land?
• Is Mel Gibson's New Movie A Dangerous Anti-Semetic Catalyst?
• Dog Hit By Car, Walks Himself To The Vet
• Political Pundits Wrong On Schwarzenegger's Participation
• Govenor Recall: A Classic Example Of West Coast Democracy
• University Of Michigan Student Loses Scholarship Because Of Theology Major
• Survivors Of September 11 Raising Money For Pentagon Memorial
• Fidel Castro's Regime in Cuba Taking More Heat Than Usual
• Escalation of Violence in Middle East
• Superlotto Winner


August 03, 2003
• Vote To Commence Soon On Allowing Gay Episcopal Bishop
• Recent Suspected al-Qaeda Tape Threatens U.S.
• Interview With Togba Porta, Peace Movement Leader
• Indian Prison Teaches Inmates Crafts
• Last Night Kobe Bryant Goes On With Life
• The Volkswagon Bug: A Lagacy


July 27, 2003
• The Hunt For Saddam Is On
• Sources Say Military Is Very Close To Saddam
• Badly Decomposed Body Believed to Be That of Patrick Dennehy
• Paul Wolfowitz Defends Reasons For War
• Interview With Phil Street
• New Technology Brings New Life to Classic Movies
• Interview On the Success Of Intelligence On Hunt For Saddam
• Lance Armstrong Wins Record Tying 5 Straight
• Are Fast Food Restaurants Responsible For America's Weight Probelm?


July 21, 2003
• U.S. Suspects Second Plant In North Korea


July 20, 2003
• Shiite Population Angry at U.S. Occupation
• President Bush Meets With Italian Prime Minister Today
• Late David Kelly Was BBC's Source for Blair Credibility Story
• What Should We Do To Prepare Sports Stars For Celebrity?
• Speculation Is Rampant In Kobe Bryant Rape Case
• Interview With Friend Of Jessica Lynch
• Ariel Sharon, Mahmoud Abbas Meet Without Successs
• New Internet Fraud Targets Brands
• Heavyweight Brad Rone Died During Fight In Utah
• Liberia Drowned In More Bloodshed
• Reviews Of Summer Movies
• Ben Curtis Wins British Open
• Prime Minister Berlusconi To Be Hosted At Bush Ranch
• Father Suspected Of Killing His Children Taken On Crosscountry Road Trip


July 13, 2003
• White House Officials Hit Airwaves to Defend Bush
• U.S. Military Launches Operation Ivy Serpent in Iraq
• Iraqi Governing Council Meets for First Time
• Interview With James Butty
• Racing for a Cause
• Sharon Travels to Europe
• Pro-Democracy Rally Held in Hong Kong
• NYC Luxury Real Estate Market Is on the Rise
• Interview With Kendall Coffey
• Armstrong Takes Lead in Tour de France
• Interview With Genevieve Wood, David Smith


July 06, 2003
• Interview With Joseph Siegle
• Did Bush Oversell Iraqi Threat?
• Interview With Dr. Norm Fost
• Did a Cut Cause Man's Death?
• Interview With Jon Alterman
• Interview With Michele Mitchell
• 900 Soldiers Based at Ft. Stewart Come Home
• Interview With Larry Smith, Nick Bacon
• Mid-Year Weather Report
• Interview With Rachel Nichols
• Running of the Bulls in Pamplona Gets Under Way Tomorrow
• Taylor Accepts Asylum in Nigeria
• Congressional Leaders Urge Caution in Approach to Liberia
• U.S. Soldier Shot in Iraq
• Israel to Release Some Palestinian Prisoners as Goodwill Gesture
• Moscow Beefs Up Security Following Twin Suicide Bombings


June 29, 2003
• Deadly Chicago Porch Collapse Kills 12, Injures 57
• Tropical Storm Bill Churns in Gulf of Mexico
• Explosion Hits Convoy in Iraq; 2 U.S. Soldiers Wounded
• Israeli Pullout Follows Palestinian Ceasefire
• Hole in Homeland Defense?
• Can Miracle Drug Stop Stroke, Heart Disease?
• Interview With Charles Taylor
• Analysis With Jon Alterman
• Baylor Basketball Player Missing, Foul Play Suspected
• Yes, Wie Can
• Officials Investigating Deadly Chicago Porch Collapse
• Target: Saddam Loyalists
• Giving Peace a Chance in Middle East
• Tropical Storm Bill Gaining Strength in Gulf of Mexico
• Few Clues in Disappearance of Baylor Basketball Player
• Interview With Jerry Shargel
• Rice Promotes Peace in Middle East


June 22, 2003
• Stuck Spill Gate Opened on Manatee Dam
• Floodwaters Damage Homes Near Manatee Dam
• Powell: Assassination of Hamas Leader Could Impede Peace Process
• Senator Specter Lobbies Israel to Extradite Terrorists
• Grenade Attack Kills American Soldier Near Baghdad
• U.S. Missile Attack Near Syrian Border
• Bantu Refugees Adjust to Life in America
• Gene Grabowski, John Banzhaf
• Astronauts Inducted Into U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
• Man Crashes Prince William's Birthday Celebration
• Hellfire Missile Attack Takes Place Near Syrian Border
• Interview With Michael Zenker
• Powell Issues Mild Rebuke to Israel for Assassination Strikes
• New and Final Season of 'Sex and the City' Airs


June 15, 2003
• Bush Monitors Mideast Developments From Maine
• Authorities Call Off Search for 2 Men Missing Off Oregon Coast
• Interview With Jason Berry
• What Role Will U.N. Play in Iraq's Reconstruction?
• Operation Peninsula Strike Ends; Operation Desert Scorpion Begins
• Czech Republic Votes to Join EU
• Who Will Win U.S. Open?
• San Antonio Spurs Could Clinch NBA Championship Tonight
• Interview With William Yeack
• U.S. Shuns Paris Air Show


June 08, 2003
• Administration Officials Hit Sunday Talk Shows
• Interview With Paul Rosenzweig, Kate Michelman
• Tony Awards Ceremony Gets Under Way Tonight
• What Are Swing Votes in Senate for Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings?
• New Hampshire Episcopalians Elect Gay Bishop
• Police Release Videotape of 9-Year-Old's Kidnapping
• Interview With Harvey Fierstein
• Interview With Catharine Skipp


June 01, 2003
• Federal Investigators Converge on Murphy, North Carolina
• Bush Meets With Chirac
• U.S. Army Convoy Comes Under Fire in Baghdad
• Rudolph Faces Court Appearance Tomorrow
• FCC Expected to Vote to Ease Restrictions on Media Ownership
• G-8 Summit Under Way
• Anti-Globalization Protesters Clash With Police at G-8 Summit
• The Final Stop
• 2,000 Quarantined in Toronto Cleared
• European Space Agency Launches Mars Probe
• Interview With Paul Wolfowitz
• McCain Sounds Off on FCC's Upcoming Vote on Media Ownership
• Interview With Stacy Stewart
• Rudolph Expected to Be Moved From Murphy Soon


May 25, 2003
• Bush Administration Considers Destabilizing Iran's Government
• Israel Approves Road Map to Peace
• Interview With Riccardo Orizio
• Interview With the Mack Family
• Caribbean Cruise Ends in Tragedy
• Interview With Paul Revere
• Interview With Jim Walsh
• Interview With the Bonner Family
• Rolling Thunder Comes to Nation's Capital
• Child Survives Quake in Algeria
• Reservists' Families Struggle to Make Ends Meet
• Israeli Cabinet Approves Road Map Plan


May 18, 2003
• Sharon Says Arafat Responsible for Deadly Suicide Bombings
• Investigation Into Monday's Attacks in Riyadh Continues
• Has al Qaeda Switched Targets?
• In Baghdad, Little Gratitude for U.S. Cleanup
• Police Divers Wrap Up 3rd Day of Searching for Evidence in San Francisco Bay
• Interview With Delia Gallagher
• Interview With Chet Rispoli
• U.S. Postal Service May Employ Dogs
• A River Runs Through It
• 'Les Miserables' Ends Its Broadway Run
• Suicide Bomber Kills 7 in Jerusalem
• White House Condemns Suicide Bombings
• Al Qaeda Regroups
• Divers Continue Looking for Evidence in Laci Peterson Case
• Preview of CNN PRESENTS
• Interview With Robert Dallek


May 11, 2003
• Garner to Be Replaced by Paul Bremer
• Powell Expects Israelis, Palestinians to Move Forward on Road Map
• Cleanup Under Way in Oklahoma
• Interview With Imam Hassan Al-Qazwini
• Has Baath Party Been Dissolved in Iraq?
• Bush Touts Tax Cuts as Tonic for Economy
• Interview With Lori Egitto, Peter Black
• Bremer Replaces Garner as Man in Charge of Iraq's Reconstruction
• Midwesterners Pick Up the Pieces After Devastating Tornadoes
• A Look at Mother's Day


May 04, 2003
• Churchgoers in New Sweden, Maine Return to Services
• Bush Wraps Up Visit to Texas Ranch
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• Pope Canonizes Five New Saints
• Iraqis Fear Return of Baath Party
• Memorial for Laci Peterson Gets Under Way Shortly
• Interview With Earl Houston, Frankie Houston
• Preview of Summer Sequels
• Man Makes Political Statement With T-Shirt
• Laci Peterson's Memorial Service Gets Under Way Tonight
• Pressure to Find Iraqi WMDs Increases
• Rumsfeld Speaks Out on Iraqi WMDs, Saddam Hussein
• Iraqi Refugees in Europe Feel Pressure to Leave
• Interview With Ken Rudin
• Road Warriors Take Britain by Storm
• New Sweden, Maine Church Congregation Reels From Last Sunday's Poisoning
• Interview With Jeffrey Bender


April 27, 2003
• Coalition Commanders Excited Over Amin's Capture
• USS Abraham Lincoln en Route to San Diego
• Early Tests on Suspicious Chemicals in Iraq Turn Up Traces of Nerve Agent
• State of Disorder in Iraq
• Interview With Daniel Brumberg
• Interview With Carlos del Rio
• Interview With Jim Walsh
• Residents of Hong Kong Dissatisfied With Government's Handling of SARS Crisis
• The Ali Baba Market
• Rumsfeld Meets With Leaders of UAE
• 70-Year-Old Woman Plays Pro Football
• Iraqi Tribes Try to Fill Power Vacuum
• Another Most Wanted Iraqi in U.S. Custody
• Money Matters: Restaurant Recession
• Rumsfeld Tours Middle East
• Should U.N. Inspectors Be Called in Back to Iraq?
• Lieberman Wants Leung-Republican Party Connection Investigated
• Iraqis Search for Dead, Missing Loved Ones
• J.K. Rowling Earns More Than Queen of England


April 20, 2003
• Jamal Al-Tikriti Surrenders to Iraqi National Congress
• Interviews With Linda Vizi, Tom Kelly
• Bush Delivers Remarks on Syria, North Korea, U.S. Economy
• Bush Meets With 2 Ex-POWs
• Scott Peterson's Parents Speak Out
• China Works to Contain Spread of SARS
• Interview With Julian Barnes
• Syrian Cooperation in Hunt for Iraqi Leadership Remains Bush's Top Concern
• What Role Will U.S. Troops Play in Post-War Iraq?
• Former POWs Williams, Young Meet With President Bush
• Iraqi Christians Celebrate Easter
• Interview With Kendall Coffey
• Interview With Dr. Anthony Fauci
• The Thinning Deck
• U.S. Captures 2 More Members of Iraqi Leadership
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• Situation in Baghdad Improves
• Peterson Will Be Arraigned Tomorrow
• Reports of SARS Deaths Have Hong Kong Residents on Edge
• Interview With Teresa Rowland
• Unexploded Cluster Bombs Still Kill, Maim Iraqis


March 16, 2003
• Bush: Monday to Be 'Moment of Truth'
• What Will Happen Next in Showdown With Iraq?
• Iraq Reacts to Azores Summit
• Blix Weighs in on Azores Summit
• U.S. Military Prepares for War
• Will Hezbollah Attack Israel if U.S. Goes to War in Iraq?
• Bush Sets Deadline for Security Council to Act
• Bush: Tomorrow Is 'Moment of Truth for World'
• Interview With William Uri
• Bush, Blair, Aznar Make Tomorrow Deadline for Iraq's Disarmament
• Interview With Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah
• Protesters Hope to Stop War in Iraq
• Kurds Mark Anniversary of Halabja Massacre
• Police Search for New Insight Into Smart's Kidnapping
• Kuwait Puts Mass Alert System in Place in Preparation for War
• Bush: U.N. Must Act Tomorrow
• Hussein Gets Iraqis Ready for War
• Pentagon, Soldiers in Persian Gulf Get Ready for War
• War Veteran Sends World War II Medal Back to France
• Interview With Michael Smerconish, Victoria Jones
• What Can Be Done to Prevent Friendly Fire Incidents?
• What Impact Will War Have on Travel Industry?


March 09, 2003
• Bush Administration Officials Speak Out on Disarmament Deadline
• Iraq Continues Dismantling Al Samoud 2 Missiles
• Election in Turkey Might Affect U.S. Invasion of Iraq
• Interview With Joseph Tragert
• Interview With John Darnton
• 101st Airborne Division Gets Into Position
• Will U.S. Have Element of Surprise on Their Side?
• Interview With James Zogby
• SAG Awards Get Under Way Later Tonight
• Iraq Calls U.S., Great Britain Liars
• Administration Officials Fan Out on Sunday Talk Shows
• A Look at 'Media Junky' Martin Bell
• Interview With David Silverstein, Norman Solomon
• How Dangerous Are Sand Storms?
• Interview With Ivan Oelrich
• Interview With Adrien Brody
• Interview With Bob Wieland
• White House Stands By March 17 Disarmament Deadline
• Iraq Gets Ready for War
• 101st Airborne Rolls Into Place Near Iraqi Border With Kuwait
• U.S. Military Looks to Moon for Strategic Guidance
• Interview With Karen Wood
• Erdogan Wins Turkish Elections
• Is Air Cargo Being Screened Properly?
• Is Democracy Possible in Middle East?
• Iraqi Children Conduct Safety Drills
• Interview With Linda Ellerbee


March 02, 2003
• Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Arrested
• Iraq Begins Dismantling of Al Samoud 2 Missiles
• Is Bush Losing PR War Over Iraq?
• U.S. Works on Plans to Attack Iraq Without Turkey's Help
• What Will War With Iraq Cost Taxpayers?
• Can U.S. Attack Iraq Without Turkey's Help?
• Should States Be Able to Execute Juveniles?
• Interview With Dan Rather
• Interview With George Packer
• Broadway Musicians Tune Up for Possible Strike


February 23, 2003
• Interview With Brian McKnight
• Victims' Families Visit Site of Nightclub Fire in Rhode Island
• White House Focuses on U.N. Diplomacy
• Interview With Victoria Toensing, Tim Lynch
• Interview With Ashanti, Ja Rule


February 16, 2003
• Interview With Mantill Williams
• What Can Americans Do to Prepare for Terrorist Attacks?
• Interview With Trista Rehn
• NATO Decides to Defend Turkey in Case of War With Iraq
• Saddam Hussein Formulates War Strategy
• Winter Storm Covers Area From Missouri to New Jersey
• Kuwaitis Prepare for War


February 09, 2003
• Interview With Mohamed ElBaradei
• Russia, France, Germany Want More Time for U.N. Inspectors in Iraq
• Bush Emphasizes It Is Time for Baghdad to Disarm
• Interview With Trilby Lundberg
• Interview With Laurie Garrett
• Interview With George Skumanick
• Blix, ElBaradei Finish Meeting With Iraqi Officials
• Interview With General George Harrison
• Soldiers Face Dangers From Kuwaiti Environment
• Interview With Julian Borger, Hisham Melhem, Philippe Bolopion
• Interview With Jon Wolfsthal
• NBA All-Star Game Gets Under Way Tonight
• Iraq's Offer of Cooperation Gets Cold Shoulder From White House
• New Safety Measures May Put Historic Airport Out of Business


January 19, 2003
• Bush Aides Fan Out on Talk Shows
• Blix, El-Baradei Visit Baghdad
• Baton Rouge Serial Killer Victims' Families Stage Rally
• Scott Peterson Makes Public Effort to Try to Find His Wife
• Cleanup Efforts Continue in Canberra, Australia
• Interview With Kim Gandy, Ken Connor
• Interview With Julianne Malveaux, Armstrong Williams
• Interview With Jamie Lee Curtis


January 12, 2003
• North Korea Says It Might Resume Nuclear Tests
• Iraq Accuses Weapons Inspectors of Espionage
• Lieberman Expected to Make Presidential Bid Official Monday
• Townsend Denies Being Pedophile
• British, U.S. Troops Head to Persian Gulf
• Kelly Arrives in South Korea for Talks
• Interview With Sean Collinson
• Asian Leaders Monitor Situation in Iraq
• Lieberman Expected to Announce Bid for White House Monday
• Military Families Say Goodbye to Soldiers Deployed to Persian Gulf
• GE Workers Threaten Strike to Protest Health Care Costs Increase


January 05, 2003
• Man Circling Frankfurt in Stolen Plane Gives Himself Up to Police
• Airlines Hit Hard Times
• Search for Peterson Continues
• Interview With Ken Rudin
• Two Suicide Bombers Kill at Least 22 in Tel-Aviv
• Are Both Iraq, North Korea Threats to U.S.?
• Man Who Threatened to Crash Stolen Plane Into Frankfurt Building Arrested
• Mini Cooper Wins at Detroit Auto Show
• Palace for Pets
• Suicide Bombings Rock Tel-Aviv
• South Korean, Japanese Diplomats Head to U.S.
• Bush Eyes Tough Agenda for Next Week
• Interview With Joseph Cirincione
• Interview With Gail Chaddock
• Airlines Try to Survive in Tough Economic Times
• Rude Awakening in Hawaii
• Violent Blast Rips Through Tel-Aviv
• Interview With Dieter Zetsche
• New Jersey Home Owner Heads to Court Over Dog


December 29, 2002
• White House Puts Pressure on North Korea
• Venezuelan Oil Workers Strike Continues
• Water Threatens Venice, Italy
• Interview With Steve Pomerantz
• Not Home for the Holidays
• Interview With Brian Alexander
• Rain Could Send Northern California Homes Plummeting Into Ocean


December 22, 2002
• Iraq Invites American Intelligence Services to Accompany Inspectors
• Arab Leaders Discuss Possible U.S. Military Action in Iraq
• Celebrated French Journalist Killed by U.S. Tank During Live Fire Exercise
• GOP Expected to Make Frist Senate Majority Leader Monday
• Interview With Ruben Farzad
• An American's Collection of Russian Christmas Ornaments Displayed in Moscow
• Frist Expected to Become GOP's Senate Leader
• Iraq Increases Pressure on U.N. to Interview Iraqi Scientists
• French Journalist Dies in U.S. Live Fire Exercise
• Body of U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghanistan Arrives in Germany
• Interview With John Fulton


December 15, 2002
• Bishop Lennon Tries to Heal Boston Archdiocese
• Interview With Glenn Turner
• Negotiators Try to Hammer Out Deal With NYC Transit Workers
• Venezuelan Protesters Demand President Chavez's Resignation
• Will Lot Have to Step Down as Senate Majority Leader?
• Father Lennon Temporarily Takes Over Boston Archdiocese
• Al Gore Drops Out of '04 Presidential Race
• TSA Proposes Checking Passengers' Baggage Without Their Presence
• Senator Nickles Calls for a Vote to Replace Lott


December 08, 2002
• How Does Iraqi Declaration Impact Pentagon's War Planning?
• Interview With David Field
• Showdown: Iraq -- the Deadline
• War Games in Persian Gulf to Begin Monday
• What Does Landrieu's Reelection Mean for Washington Politics?
• Interview With Tom Roberts
• Iraq's Arms Report to Arrive at U.N. Headquarters Today
• Who Will Support U.S. War in Iraq?
• Al Qaeda Reportedly Threatens More Attacks on Christians, Jews
• Forest Fires in Australia Destroy 50 Homes Around Sydney
• U.N. Will Get First Look at Iraqi Arms Declaration Soon
• TSA to Do Away With Gate Screenings, Parking Restrictions
• Interview With Tony Karon
• Interview With David Albright
• Congressional Panel to Issue Report Analyzing 9/11
• Interview With Peter Navarro
• Iraqis Say They Have No Weapons of Mass Destruction
• IAEA Will Begin Studying Iraqi Report Tonight
• Interview With Scott Appleby
• Interview With Eric Margolis
• U.S. Military Exercise Starts in Qatar Tomorrow


December 01, 2002
• Bush to Meet With Kenya's President at White House
• Interview With Tom Roberts
• Kenya's President Moi to Visit Washington This Week
• American Woman Held by Kenyan Authorities Released
• Few Delays at Nation's Airport This Holiday Weekend
• U.N. Predicts AIDS Will Have Killed 3 Million by Year's End
• Rift Grows Between Kenyan, Israeli Investigators
• Why Do Some Hate America?


November 24, 2002
• FBI Investigates Saudi Money Trail
• Interview With Jim Walsh
• Interview With Robert Caplin
• Holiday Movie Preview
• U.S. Lawmakers Question U.S. Relationship With Arab Allies
• Interview With Lauren Young
• Miss World Pageant Moves From Nigeria to London
• Bali's Economy Suffers After Terrorist Attack
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Arrive in Iraq Tomorrow


November 17, 2002
• U.S. Officials Not Ready to Boost Alert Level
• White House Downplays New al Qaeda Terrorist Threats
• Blix, El-Baradei Set to Arrive in Baghdad Monday Morning
• A Look at Albert Einstein
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf


November 10, 2002
• Hussein Calls Emergency Session of National Assembly to Discuss U.N. Resolution
• Interview With Francis Butler
• New 'Harry Potter' Film Premieres in New York
• Hussein Has Until Friday to Comply With U.N. Resolution
• Veteran Groups Want to Repeal Concurrent Receipt Prohibitions
• Drugs Dipped in Embalming Fluid Become Popular With Nation's Youth
• Space Shuttle Endeavor Scheduled to Lift Off Tonight


November 03, 2002
• Bush Campaigns for Coleman in Minnesota
• Interview With Gail Chaddock
• 'Harry Potter' Sequel Premieres in Britain
• Bush Campaigns for Republicans
• Coleman, Mondale in Dead Heat for Minnesota Senate Seat
• Iraq Gains Allies
• Police Foil Plot to Kidnap Posh Spice
• Bush, Daschle Campaign for South Dakota's Senate Candidates
• Netanyahu to Become Foreign Minister if Sharon Meets Conditions
• Small Italian Town Buries 26 Children Killed During Earthquake
• NYC Squatters Get Chance to Own Their Homes Legally


October 27, 2002
• Moscow: 115 Hostages Died From Gas Used by Russian Troops
• Judge Orders Osbourne Held in Connection With D.C. Sniper Shootings
• Wellstone Family Asks Mondale to Step Into Senate Race
• Wellstone's Family Asks Walter Mondale to Run for Senate
• Osbourne's Lawyer Says He Is Cooperating With Investigators
• Russian Officials Say Gas Responsible for Death of 115 Hostages
• Game 7 of World Series Gets Under Way in 2 Hours


October 20, 2002
• Sniper on the Loose, Part I
• White House Wants Peaceful Resolution to Crisis Over North Korea's Nuclear Weapons
• Sniper on the Loose, Part II
• Giants Take on Angels in Game 2 of World Series
• Robin Williams Provides Comic Relief to U.S. Troops in Afghanistan


October 13, 2002
• Interview With Eric Margolis
• Police Keep Looking for D.C. Area Sniper
• Interview With Ronald Singer
• White House Offers Help to Indonesia
• Police Continue Search for D.C. Area Sniper


October 06, 2002
• Bush Prepares to Address Nation
• Interview With Clint Van Zandt
• Montgomery County, MD Police Bring in Geographic Profiler
• Bush Will Deliver Televised Address Tomorrow
• Putin Celebrates 50th Birthday October 7


September 29, 2002
• Congress Takes Up Issue of Iraq
• U.N. Inspectors Discuss Logistics of Getting Back to Iraq
• Israelis Lift Siege of Arafat's Compound
• Over 1,000 Feared Dead Aboard Capsized Ferry in Senegal
• Interview With Howard Shua-Eoan
• U.S. Lawmakers Consider Iraq Question
• U.N., Iraqi Officials Meet in Austria
• Man Arrested at Atlantic City Airport Packing Scissors, Box Cutters
• Interview With Candice DeLong
• Europe Defeats U.S. at Ryder Cup


September 22, 2002
• Toogood to Be Arraigned Tomorrow
• Will Congress Give Bush Green Light to Attack Iraq?
• Emmy Awards to Be Handed Out Tonight
• Interview With Don Wright
• Interview With Madelyne Gorman Toogood
• Interview With Tootie Heath, Percy Heath and Jimmy Heath
• Interview With Dan Grudda


September 15, 2002
• Interview With James Harrigan
• White House Seeks Support to Stand Up Against Iraq
• White House Turns Up Heat on Congress on Iraq Issue
• Britain's Prince Harry Turns 18 Today
• Baltimore, Maryland: Hon City
• Bush Administration Makes Case for U.N. Action on Iraq
• Authorities Investigate Connections of Five Suspected Terrorists Under Arrest in Buffalo
• Thousands of Muslims Gather in London to Air Grievances
• Overturned Railcar Causes Spill of Sulfuric Acid in Tennessee


September 08, 2002
• White House Presses Case Against Iraq
• Ritter Meets With Iraqi Leaders
• U.S. Navy Forces in Persian Gulf Ready to Handle Combat in Iraq
• White House Officials Press Case for Removing Hussein
• Greek Orthodox Church Near WTC Is Rebuilt
• Interview With Lisa Bernhard
• Sampras, Agassi Face Off in U.S. Open Final


September 01, 2002
• Bush Administration Appears Divided on Iraq
• Health Officials Investigate West Nile/Organ Transplants Link
• Interview With Julie Menin
• Troubled Teens Ride Waves Under Pastor's Guidance
• Powell Renews Call for U.N. Weapons Inspectors to Go Back to Iraq
• St. Paul's Cathedral Goes Back to Being House of Worship
• Painter Dangles 400 Feet Above Ground
• Health Investigators Investigate Connection Between West Nile, Organ Transplants
• Interview With Andy Seiler
• Kerim Chatty Likely to Be Charged Monday


August 25, 2002
• Set of Human Remains Found in Oregon Home
• Hatfill Strikes Back at Justice Department
• Former Secretary of State Baker Weighs In on War With Iraq
• How Good is al Qaeda's Training?
• Operation Mountain Sweep Under Way in Afghanistan
• Police Find Human Remains on Ward Weaver's Property
• Interview With Mark Miller
• Will U.S. Strike on Iraq Destroy Israel?
• Interview With David Arkin


August 18, 2002
• Bush Considers Options Against Hussein
• Authorities Investigate David Hudak
• British Police Find Bodies of Two Missing 10-Year-Old Girls
• Lost Art Helps Unemployed Workers Rake in Dough
• Some Congressmen Question Wisdom of War With Iraq
• Israel Offers to Withdraw From West Bank
• Snakehead Fish Not Killed Easily
• Interview With Alicia Clavell


August 11, 2002
• Hatfill Denies Connection to Anthrax Attacks
• Iran Expels 16 Suspected al Qaeda Fighters
• Bloomberg Wants Smoking Ban in NYC Bars, Restaurants
• Jason Priestley Hospitalized After Auto Racing Accident
• Hatfill Denies Being Anthrax Mailer
• Iran Turns Over 16 Suspected al Qaeda Members to Saudi Arabia
• Priestley Listed in Serious Condition in Lexington Hospital
• Interview With Eric Haney


August 04, 2002
• Interview With Bobbie Scholley
• Man Fights Off Cougar
• Interview With Thomas Crawford
• Bomb Blast Kills 9 on Israeli Bus
• Bush Reacts to Today's Violence in Middle East
• Interview With Norman Greene
• Exhibit of Gifts Given to Queen Elizabeth Opens in London
• Bush Speaks Out Against Mideast Violence
• American Victims of Last Week's Bombing in Jerusalem Remembered


July 28, 2002
• Nine Miners Rescued After Being Trapped for 77 Hours
• Pope John Paul II Speaks Out About Clerical Sex Scandals
• Military Operations in Afghanistan Continue
• Charity Hopes to Build Children's Hospital in Kandahar
• Wheelchair-Bound Dog Inspires Nursing Home Residents
• Interview With Brad Cober
• Three Rescued Remain Hospitalized
• President Bush Follows Miners' Rescue in Pennsylvania
• Lance Armstrong Claims Fourth Consecutive Tour de France Title
• Pope Speaks out Publicly on Sex Scandals Within the Church
• Governor Schweiker Optimistic Throughout Rescue Efforts


July 21, 2002
• Bush Administration Concerned About Stock Markets
• Congressional Leader Says Posse Comitatus Laws Need to Change
• Stanton, California Comes to Terms With Runnion's Murder
• Interview With Franklin Hall
• Should Posse Comitatus Laws Be Changed?
• What Can Bush Do to Restore Investor Confidence?
• South African Golfer Els Wins British Open
• Interview With Julia 'Butterfly' Hill


July 14, 2002
• Man Fires Rifle at French President
• Interview With Ivo Daalder
• Hillary Clinton Pushes to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Revelers Evacuated by Sea in England
• Theme Park in Texas Lets Children Pet Tiger Cubs
• Neo-Nazi Fires Rifle at French President
• Pitt Says He Will Not Resign Despite Pressure From Some Lawmakers
• Important Legal Battle Begins for Walker Lindh
• Interview With Therese O'Gorman


July 07, 2002
• Central Texas Residents Return Home
• Interview With Dr. Jaco Homsy
• Bush Will Deliver Speech on Corporate Scandals
• Senate Subcommittee Blames Enron Collapse on Management
• Senate to Debate Corporate Accounting Reform Bill
• Federal Government Has Plans to Improve Airport Security
• Drier Weather in Forecast for Central Texas
• Baseball Players Union Meets Monday to Talk Strike


June 30, 2002
• Profit May be Motive for Arizona's Wildfires
• U.S. Vetoes U.N. Resolution to Extend Peacekeeping Operation in Bosnia
• Interview With Rachel Ellsworth, Angela Ellsworth
• Man Accused of Starting Arizona Wildfire Appears in Court
• White House Still Says Arafat Needs to Go
• Washington Issues Cautionary Message for Independence Day
• Gore Criticizes Bush on War on Terror
• Interviews With Mantill Williams, Roger Pilon
• 11-Year-Old Collapses, Dies on Ball Field in Cleveland
• Local Authorities on Alert for Terrorist Attacks on July 4


June 23, 2002
• Chediski-Rodeo Wildfire Bears Down on Evacuated Towns
• Coalition Forces Find Cache of Weapons in Afghanistan
• U.N. Conducts Fire Drill
• Medical Examiner Concludes Kile Suffered From Blocked Arteries
• Interview With Michael Nyberg, Inventor of Larvasonic
• Al Qaeda Spokesman Says bin Laden Is Alive
• Authorities Search Edmunds' Car
• Heart Disease Determined as Likely Cause of Kile's Death
• Thousands Flee Wildfires in Arizona
• Israel Proceeds With Plans to Build Fence Around West Bank
• Doctors in Texas Plan to Separate Twins Joined at Head


June 16, 2002
• Forest Service Gives Promising Prognosis for Hayman Fire
• Police Say Smart's Kidnapper Wore Tan Golf Cap
• Interview With Deborah Hart Strober, Gerald Strober
• Forestry Technician Charged With Starting Hayman Fire
• Bush Authorizes CIA to Topple Hussein
• Israel Begins Construction of Fence to Separate West Bank
• Interview With Sherry Bebitch Jeffe


June 09, 2002
• Bush White House Does Not Issue Reaction to Arafat's Reforms
• Search Continues for 14-Year-Old Elizabeth Smart
• Space Walk Under Way Outside International Space Station
• Interview With Ben Olsen, Former U.S. National Soccer Team Member
• Sir Paul McCartney Gets Married Tuesday
• Coast Guard Issues Terrorist Warning
• Interview With Tony Karon of Time.com
• Utah Investigators Frustrated by Lack of Leads in Smart Case
• U.S. Coast Guard Warns of Terrorist Threats to U.S. Coastline
• White House Does Not Comment on Reforms of Palestinian Authority
• Artist Transforms Lighthouse


June 02, 2002
• Russia Plans Push to Get India, Pakistan Talking
• Armitage, Rumsfeld to Head to India, Pakistan
• Interview With Kevin Rooney, Mike Tyson's Former Trainer
• Memorial to Be Opened at Arkansas Bridge Disaster Site
• Interview With Author Ron Kessler
• Interview With Ground Zero Photographer Gary Suson
• Fire Breaks Out at Buckingham Palace
• Interviews With Roger Pilon, Gregory Nojeim
• U.S. Begins Evacuation of Staffers' Families From India, Pakistan
• Interview With Dr. Mary Courtney
• Interview With Ted Johnson of 'TV Guide'
• Broadway Play Takes on Special Significance After 9-11
• Families of WTC Victims Hold Memorial Service


May 26, 2002
• Barge Hits Bridge Over Arkansas River
• CIA to Help FBI Analyze Terrorist-Related Info
• Interviews With Genevieve Wood, Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey
• Recovery Efforts Continue at Bridge Collapse in Oklahoma
• Interview With Former CIA Official Stan Bedlington
• Bush Visits France
• Pope's Travel Plans May Be Curtailed Due to Weak Health


May 19, 2002
• Bush Defends Handling 9-11 Warnings Among Concern of Future Attacks
• Interview With Author Eric Margolis
• Bomb Blast Kills 4 in Netanya, Israel
• Should Congress Hold Hearings on 9-11?
• New Osama bin Laden Videotape Surfaces
• Suicide Bomber Kills At Least 3 in Netanya
• Interview With Dietitian Lisa Drayer


May 12, 2002
• Carter Arrives in Cuba
• Interview With Pat Cooper
• New 'Star Wars' Film Premieres in New York
• Interview With Workplace Consultant Rick Cobb
• Carter Visits Cuba
• Sharon Loses Likud Party Vote on Palestinian Statehood


May 05, 2002
• Sharon to Arrive in Washington Tonight
• Orthodox Christian Holy Day Spent in Negotiation
• Landslide for Chirac
• People Enjoy Music in Atlanta
• Sharon Arrives in Washington
• Fallout Mounts in Boston Archdiocese
• Interview with Ronda Rich
• Apparent Agreement Struck to End Siege on Church of Nativity
• Sharon Brings Documents Proving Links Between Arafat and Terrorism
• FBI Calls Pipe Bombs 'Domestic Terrorism'
• Most Closely Watched Election Not Even Close; Interview with Michael Elliott


April 28, 2002
• Negotiations Breakthrough May End Siege of Arafat's Compound
• U.N. Security Council Meets to Discuss Fact-Finding Mission in Jenin
• Interview With Author Jason Berry


April 21, 2002
• Cardinal Law Breaks Silence
• Interview With David Makovsky, Phyllis Bennis
• Interview With John Allen Jr.
• Israeli Troops Pull Out of West Bank
• White House Concerned About Humanitarian Crisis in Jenin
• Blake Expected to Be Formally Charged Tomorrow
• Interview With June Scobee Rodgers


April 15, 2002
• Interviews With Ariel Cohen, James Zogby


April 14, 2002
• Powell's Search for Peace Continues
• Powell to Travel to Beirut Tomorrow
• Interviews With Hisham Melhem, Janine Zacharia
• Interview With Reverend Canon Andrew White
• Bush Pays Close Attention to Powell's Mideast Mission
• Interview With Tony Karon of Time.com
• U.S. Forces Come Under Attack in Afghanistan
• Venezuela's President Chavez Returns to Office After Failed Coup
• Ariel Sharon Proposes International Conference
• What Do Israelis Think of Powell-Arafat Meeting?
• Interview With IDF's Captain Jacob Dallal
• Interview With Richard Cook
• Interview With Ken Bacon
• Gift Registry at Your Fingertips
• Mideast, Catholic Church Raising Questions of Right, Wrong
• A Look at Cardinal Bernard Law's Past


April 07, 2002
• Fighting Continues Along Israeli-Lebanese Border
• Interviews With Hasan Abdel Rahman, Yehuda Lancry
• Interview With Pamela Burns of Hawaiian Humane Society
• Israeli Incursion Does Not Let Up
• Powell to Spearhead Renewed Push for Negotiations in Middle East
• Interviews With Hasan Abdel Rahman, Roni Milo
• Who Is Telling the Truth in Catholic Church Sex Abuse Scandals?
• NASA Spacecraft From Failed 1996 Mission Returns to Earth
• Powell Prepares to Depart for Middle East


March 31, 2002
• Violence Escalates in the Middle East
• Interviews With Ahmed Tibi, Roni Milo
• Interview With Anthony Shadid
• Interview With Royal Historian Andrew Roberts
• Israeli Military Moves Into Several Parts of West Bank
• Interview With Tony Karon of TIME.com


March 24, 2002
• Interview With Fire Information Officer James Mason
• Interview With Trilby Lundberg
• President Bush Wraps Up Tour of Central America
• Academy Awards Hands Out Oscars Tonight
• Interview With Chris Farley of 'TIME'
• Who Will Win at the Oscars?
• Fires in New Mexico Destroy at Least 30 Homes
• Bush on His Way Back to Washington
• Oscar's Trip Back Home


March 17, 2002
• Bush Expresses Outrage at Terrorist Attack in Pakistan
• Interview With Filmmakers B.Z. Goldberg, Justine Shapiro
• President Bush Expresses Outrage Over Terrorist Attack in Pakistan
• More Violence Shakes Middle East
• U.S. Officials Worry al Qaeda, Taliban May Change Tactics
• Interview With Kym Pasqualini
• Catholic Church Considers Breaking With Traditions


March 10, 2002
• Cheney Stays in London On His Way to Middle East
• Military Leaders Say No Timeline on Operation Anaconda
• Interview With Marc Ginsberg
• SAG Awards Take Place Tonight
• Bush to Deliver Speech Outlining Next Steps in War on Terror
• Operation Anaconda Continues
• Interview With Ken Pollack, Michael O'Hanlon
• Screen Actors Guild Awards Set to Begin Soon
• Olympic Medalist Sarah Hughes Remains Toast of Her Home Town
• Israelis, Palestinians Plan Meeting


March 03, 2002
• Fighting in Afghanistan Raises Concerns About Country's Security
• What Can U.S. Do to Stop Israeli-Palestinian Violence?
• Interview With Matthew Felling
• U.S. Forces Involved in Campaign Against al Qaeda in Eastern Afghanistan
• White House Learns of Possible Terrorist Plot
• Catholic Church Under Pressure to Take Action Against Pedophile Priests
• Interview With Anthony Fauci
• New Violent Videogame About to Be Released in Asia
• Dog Mauling Trial Enters Third Week
• Space Shuttle Columbia Completes Part of Its Mission


February 24, 2002
• Bin Laden's Whereabouts Remain Unknown
• Melee Breaks Out in Salt Lake City
• Interview With Donna LeValley
• Legendary Animator Chuck Jones Dies
• Interview With James Shelledy
• Circus Enriches South African Neighborhood
• U.S. Says It Ordered Sheikh's Arrest Before Pearl Was Kidnapped
• Two Athletes Test Positive for Doping, Stripped of Gold Medals
• Interview With Arabic Musicians Khalid, Simon Shaheen
• Interview With Authors Lynne Lancaster, David Stillman
• U.S. Requested Sheikh's Arrest Two Weeks Before Pearl's Kidnapping
• Saudi Crown Prince May Formally Recognize Israel
• Some Families of 9/11 Victims Expected to Lose Health Care Benefits


February 17, 2002
• Bush Will Talk With Japanese Prime Minister in a Few Hours
• Saddam Hussein Becomes Hot Topic for Bush Officials on Talk Shows
• Three More Events Award Medals in 2002 Winter Olympics
• Interview With Robert Gordon, Nada Stotland
• President Bush Visits Japan
• Interview With Ice Skating Coach Kathy Casey
• Security Concerns Take Center Stage at the Hajj
• More Than 100 Decomposing Bodies Found In, Around Georgia Crematorium
• Interview With Sleep Disorder Specialists Daniel Kripke, Phyllis Zee
• Behind the Science of Love
• 7-Year-Old Driver Causes Accident in Florida
• Afghanistan Plagued by Security Concerns
• Decomposing Bodies, Body Parts Found Near Georgia Crematorium


February 10, 2002
• New Evidence Found in Investigation of Unmanned Drone Strike
• Anti-American Sentiment Is on the Rise in Iran
• Woman Dies From Bacterial Pneumonia; Seven Others Hospitalized
• U.S. Team Claims First Olympic Gold Medal
• Russian Circus Falls on Hard Times
• Connecticut Hospital Uses Main Street to Help Alzheimer's Patients
• U.S. Central Command Recovers Forensic Evidence in Afghanistan
• Woman Dies of Mysterious Illness in New Jersey
• Interview With MIT's Allison MacFarlane
• U.S. Claims First Gold Medal
• Interview With Barry Lawrence of CareerBuilder.com
• Britain Remembers Princess Margaret
• Interview With Audrey Hagen of Department of Forestry
• Mysterious Illness Causes Death of One; Seven Others Treated


February 03, 2002
• Ken Lay Scheduled to Testify Before Congress Tomorrow
• Can the Patriots Overcome the Rams?
• Army Personnel in Kandahar Tunes Into Super Bowl
• Administration Officials Hit Airwaves to Explain 'Axis of Evil'
• Arafat Condemns Terrorism in Op-Ed Piece
• Is the Super Bowl Site As Safe As It Can Be?
• Interview With Architect Dave Thompson
• Interview With Tom Parsons of BestFares.com
• Ken Lay Announces He Will Not Testify Before Congress Tomorrow
• Arthur Andersen Asks Former Fed Chairman to Head Oversight Board
• Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Open Up to Muslim Chaplain
• Camp Kandahar Gathers to Watch Super Bowl
• Protests Continue Outside World Economic Forum
• Patriots' Fans Gather at Sports Depot in Boston to Watch Super Bowl


January 27, 2002
• Rumsfeld, Four U.S. Senators Visit Guantanamo Bay
• President Bush Considers Cutting Ties to Arafat
• Pentagon Plans to Set Up Command to Coordinate Homeland Security
• Interview With New Orleans Mayor Marc Morial
• Military Analyst David Grange Discusses Latest Issues in Afghan War
• Interview With Robert Thompson of 'The Financial Times'
• U.S. Officials Concerned About Terrorist Activity in Indonesia
• Rebuilding Is Under Way in Goma, Congo
• Rumsfeld Visits Camp X-Ray
• Interview With Mark Malloch-Brown
• Some Within Bush Administration Push to Cut Ties With Arafat
• Bush Plans to Discuss Homeland Security in State of the Union Speech
• Interview With Wayne Owens
• Interview With U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
• Lawsuit Against USDA Alleges Use of Diseased Cows for Human Food
• Interview With Vulcanologist Tom Sisson
• British Newspaper Uncovers Violent Terrorist Recruitment Videos


January 20, 2002
• Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan Kills Two Marines
• President Bush Enjoys Extremely High Job Approval Rating
• Enemy Fire Not Ruled Out in Helicopter Crash
• Interview With George Hobica
• Scientists Identify Second Gene Associated With Prostate Cancer
• Negotiations Required To Ensure Walker's Safety
• Interview With Dagmar Dunlevy
• Norwegian Army Forces Clear Up Mines at Kandahar Airport
• Bush Enters Second Year
• Pentagon Releases Names of Marine Helicopter Crash Victims
• Kids Take Pictures
• U.N. Conference in Tokyo Helps Afghanistan Rebuild
• Faulty Gene Discovered for Prostate Cancer
• Goma's Residents Return Home
• Interview With Jesse Jackson
• Golden Globe Awards Tonight
• Scientists Discover Gene Responsible for Prostate Cancer
• Golden Globe Awards Handed Out Tonight


January 19, 2002
• U.S. Marines Hand Over Control of Kandahar Airport to the Army


January 13, 2002
• Interview With Christina Ricci
• Enron Auditing Firm Destroyed Documents
• U.S. Warplanes Bombard Zawar Kili
• Enron Materials Destroyed By Arthur Andersen
• War Detainees Head for Guantanamo Bay.
• Bush Tries to Diffuse Tensions Between India and Pakistan
• Interview with John Malkovich
• Prince Charles Uses Scare Tactics on Son
• Pentagon: Some Afghan Detainees Planned to Terrorize U.S.
• Enron Collapse Brings Bush Administration Under Scrutiny
• Interview With Jennifer Aniston,Tim Blake Nelson
• Artists Recovering from 9/11


January 06, 2002
• 15-Year-Old Suicide Pilot Expressed Sympathy for Osama bin Laden
• Former Taliban Ambassador Held on USS Bataan
• Interview With Defense Policy Analyst David Isby
• Bush, Congressional Democrats Debate Tax Cut
• DaimlerChrysler Comes Out With New Car
• Wesley Clark Discusses Bishop, War on Terror
• Hunt for bin Laden, Omar Enters New Phase
• Practicality, Value In at North American International Auto Show
• Pakistan Denies India Shot Down Pakistani Aerial Drone
• Bush, Congressional Democrats Divided Over Tax Cuts
• Mother Accused of Drowning Her Five Children Goes on Trial Tomorrow
• Car Lovers Turn to Auto Show in Detroit


December 30, 2001
• Rough Landing for Marine Helicopter
• How did Bin Laden Escape?
• Fire in Peru Kills at Least 220
• Interview With Shamshad Ahmad
• Interview with Ron Brownstein
• Death Toll From Fireworks Explosion in Peru Continues to Rise
• Port Authority Officer Pays Tribute to Twin Towers
• Fireworks Explosion Kills 220 in Lima, Peru
• Elections Afghan Style
• Interview With Rajeev Dhawan
• Afghan Girls Go Back to School


December 23, 2001
• Officials Confirm Man Who Tried to Ignite His Shoes on American Airlines Flight Yesterday Had Explosives Hidden in Shoes
• 'TIME' Magazine Chooses Giuliani as Person of the Year
• U.S. Law Enforcement Confirms Richard Reid Had Explosives in Shoes
• Afghanistan's New Government Holds First Formal Meeting
• Israelis Prohibit Arafat to Celebrate Christmas
• Capabilities of Explosive Material Onboard Flight 63 Unknown
• Afghans Exercise New Freedoms
• Interview With Heather Green
• Interview With Ali Jalali


December 16, 2001
• Eastern Alliance Reports Taking Tora Bora
• Should Osama bin Laden Be Tried by a Military Tribunal?
• Rebuilding Afghanistan Will Be No Easy Task
• Anti-Taliban Forces Take Control of Tora Bora; bin Laden Missing
• Afghans Celebrate a Truly Joyous Ramadan
• Palestinian Authority Closes Down Militant Groups' Offices
• Interview With Murhaf Jouejati, Naomi Weinberger
• Afghan Fighters Say They Defeated al Qaeda at Tora Bora
• Donald Rumsfeld Visits Afghanistan
• Afghan-American Hopes to Help Rebuild Homeland
• First U.S. Sale of Food to Cuba Since 1963 Takes Place
• White House Reacts With Skepticism to Arafat's Speech
• 100-Year-Old Architect Still Punches Clock
• Interview With Omar Samad
• Reports of the Death of al Qaeda Network May Be Premature


December 09, 2001
• U.S. Officials Argue Over Whether to Release Videotape Incriminating Osama bin Laden in September 11 Attacks
• British Say U.S. Death Penalty Might Be an Obstacle to Terrorists' Extradition
• Taliban Tribal Leader Named New Governor of Kandahar
• Suicide Bomb Attack in Israel Wounds 29 as NYC Mayor and Mayor- Elect Tour Jerusalem
• Afghan Women Likely to Face Major Challenges After the Taliban
• Interview With Haron Amin
• With Taliban Out of Southern Stronghold, Focus is on Bin Laden
• Afghanistan's Interim Government Head Enters Kandahar
• Pentagon Says Walker is Providing Useful Information
• Is the Fed Going to Cut Interest Rates for 11th Time This Year?
• U.S. Government has More Ammunition to Convince Doubters of Osama Bin Laden's Guilt


December 02, 2001
• Israeli Authorities Make Arrests in Connection With Recent Terrorist Bombings
• President Bush Meets With Israeli Prime Minister Sharon
• U.S. Marines Prepare for Battle
• What Will Be the Role of U.S. Marines in the Battle for Kandahar?
• Bush Calls Bombings 'Horrific Acts of Murder'
• Mourning Families and Friends have Begun Burying the Dead from Triple Bombing in Jerusalem.
• Interview with Richard Murphy
• Violence in Israel Prompts Bush to Move Up Meeting With Sharon
• Afghan Villagers Claim They Are Victims of U.S. Air Strikes; U.S. Denies Responsibility
• U.S. Marines expect Final Assault on Taliban Stronghold of Kandahar
• Enron Files for Bankruptcy
• American Fighting for the Taliban now P.O.W.
• Another TV Station in Moscow May Be Shut Down
• Interviews With Hassan Abdel Rahman, Alon Pinkas
• Afghan Delegates Hammer Out Details for Post-Taliban Government
• What's Next for U.S. Economy?
• FDNY Brings Joy to Children of Dead Firefighters
• Authorities Assess Damage After Bombings in Jerusalem
• Bush Condemns 'Horrific Acts of Murder'
• U.S. Marines Get Ready for Possible Assault on Kandahar
• United Nations Monitors Afghan Talks in Bonn, Germany
• Interview With Mark Ginsberg
• Interview With Randolph Kent


December 01, 2001
• Taliban Kills 150 Northern Alliance Fighters in an Ambush


November 26, 2001
• Afghans in America: Isolation and Worry
• Religious and Political Leaders Hope Faith Can Help Bring Peace to Mideast
• Post-Thanksgiving Spending Is Up, But Mall Traffic is Down
• Fighting Intensifies In and Around Kandahar
• Expect City Fighting and Pressure From U.S. Troops in Kandahar
• Interview With Northern Alliance Spokesman Harom Amin
• Interview with Dr. Arthur Caplan of University of Pennsylvania Health System


November 25, 2001
• Scientists Clone Human Embryo
• President Bush Watches Afghan Summit in Bonn
• Ethnic Pashtuns Worry About Being Excluded From Post-Taliban Government
• Three Massachusetts High School Students Arrested for Plotting Columbine-Style Massacre
• U.S. Scientists Clone First Human Embryo
• Scientists Successfully Clone Human Embryo
• Northern Alliance Advances on Konduz
• Bin Laden Reportedly Spotted in an Afghan Mountain Hideout
• Bloody Prison Uprising Takes Place in Mazar-e Sharif
• Taliban Prisoners Stage Uprising
• Land Mines Continue to Maim Afghans
• Cloned Human Embryo Creates Controversy


November 18, 2001
• Search Under Way for Two Missing American Sailors
• Battle for Konduz Is Under Way
• General Shepperd Discusses U.S. Mission in Afghanistan
• Where's Osama bin Laden?
• Bush Administration Seeks Solutions to Changing Political Situation in Afghanistan
• Can Osama bin Laden Be Hiding in One of Afghanistan's Many Caves?
• Afghan/Pakistani Border Remains Porous
• Thoraya Obaid Discusses Future of Women of Afghanistan
• Holiday Travel May Be Down But Not Out
• Thousands of Taliban Fighters Trapped in Konduz
• Wesley Clark Looks at Rapid Military Maneuvering in Afghanistan
• Northern Alliance Agrees to U.N.-Sponsored Meeting
• Colin Powell Focuses on the Middle East
• U.S. Navy Sailors Last Seen Boarding Sinking Ship Suspected of Carrying Black-Market Iraqi Oil.


November 11, 2001
• Uzbekistan Becomes Last Stop on the Humanitarian Aid Trail to Afghanistan
• White House Wants Hollywood Involved in War on Terrorism
• Northern Alliance Forces Claim Major Advances
• President Bush Visits WTC Ruins
• Northern Alliance Reports Ceasing Several Strategic Cities
• President Bush Honors World Trade Center Victims
• U.S. Says No Evidence bin Laden Has Nuclear Weapons
• What Can You Do to Protect Yourself in Today's Economy?
• Afghan Women Flee to Pakistan
• Anti-Taliban Pashtun Forces Become Key Factor in Afghanistan's Political Future
• U.S.-Led War on Terrorism Dominates U.N. Agenda
• Bush Attends Memorial at Ground Zero
• AAA Predicts Travel to Be Down Over Thanksgiving
• San Diego Navy Family Celebrates Thanksgiving Early
• Peter Bergen Discusses Osama bin Laden


November 04, 2001
• President Bush Gets Ready to Deliver a Series of Speeches Focusing on Fight Against Terrorism
• Pakistan's Christians Say They Fear Attacks From Extremists
• South Florida prepares for Hurricane Michelle
• Interview with James Butler
• Hurricane Michelle moves closer to Florida
• Rumsfeld Meets With President Musharraf
• Guests Discuss Role of Journalism in War Against Terrorism
• Twice Postponed Emmy Awards Scheduled for Tonight
• Yankee Detractors Switch Sides
• Northern Alliance Prepares Major Advances
• Cuba Faces Brunt of Hurricane Michelle
• Interview With Hafiz Baghban
• Some Egyptians Give Credence to bin Laden Statement
• Hurricane Michelle Moves Closer to Florida


October 28, 2001
• Questions Continue About Source of Anthrax in Daschle Letter
• Families Feel Helped by Attending Memorial Service
• Washington Officials Neither Confirm nor Deny Considering Carrying out Assassinations of Known Terrorists
• U.S., Allied Aircraft Target Areas Near Kabul, Kandahar
• U.S.-Led Air Strikes in Afghanistan Cause Civilian Casualties
• Young Woman Victim of 'Friendly Fire'
• What Can the U.S. Do to Avoid Harming Civilians in Afghanistan?
• Israeli Forces Withdraw From Two West Bank Towns
• Health Officials Confirm New Jersey Postal Worker Has Been Diagnosed With Inhalation Anthrax
• Afghan Opposition Leader Betrayed, Says Colleague
• Families Gather at World Trade Center Site for Memorial Service
• Anthrax-Tainted Letters Could Still Be In System
• Memorial Service Held in New York
• Sharon Agrees to Withdraw Tanks From West Bank if Palestinians Stick to Last Week's Agreement
• Pakistani Man Devotes Life to Saving Discarded Korans
• John Travolta Lifts the Spirits of the Military
• The Fight Against Anthrax


October 21, 2001
• Latest Case of Inhalation Anthrax: Postal Worker in Washington, D.C. Area.
• Six Cases of Skin Anthrax, Three Cases of Inhalation Anthrax So Far
• U.S.-Led Forces Have 'Free Reign' Over Afghanistan
• U.S.-Led War Planes Strike Taliban Front-Line
• Afghan Refugees Pour into Pakistan
• 'Weaponizing' Anthrax: Additional Steps to Make it More Lethal
• Military Campaign Moves Into a New Phase
• Bush Returns from Shanghai, APEC
• Army Rangers Identified After Helicopter Crash
• Interview with Dr. Philip Tierno
• Heightened Security Alert at Nuclear Power Plants
• Northern Alliance: Different Approach to Education for Girls and Women.
• T.V. Ads Call for Americans to Unite


October 14, 2001
• Bush Rejects Taliban's Offer to Turn Over bin Laden to Third Party
• New Round of Air Strikes Pounds Afghanistan
• Secretary Powell En Route to Pakistan
• Protests in Nigeria Turn Violent
• President Bush to Taliban: `No Negotiation, Period'
• Anthrax Found in Three States, Four Confirmed Exposure Cases
• Is the Military Prepared for Afghan Winter?
• Latest on U.S. Air Strikes
• What Happens in Afghanistan Without the Taliban?
• Reports of Anthrax Exposure From Florida, Boston, New York
• Author and Market Analyst David Brancaccio Talks About the Stock Market
• A Look at Other News of the Week


October 07, 2001
• America Strikes Back: U.S. Attacks Jalalabad; European Union Throws Support Behind Strikes in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Paul Bremmer and Richard Holbrooke Discuss U.S. Strikes in Afghanistan


September 30, 2001
• Taliban Admits Sheltering Osama bin Laden
• White House Reacts to Taliban Claims bin Laden Is Under Taliban's Control
• Ashcroft Warns the Nation More Terrorist Attacks Are Coming
• Afghanistan Native Tells About Life in His Homeland
• America Recovers: Paying Their Final Respects
• America's New War: United Flight 93
• America's New War: America's Choices and Options in Afghanistan
• America Recovers: How They Survived
• Target: Terrorism - Finding Osama bin Laden
• America's New War: Terrorist Threats Should America Retaliate
• Target: Terrorism - Locating bin Laden
• America Aid Workers Imprisoned in Afghanistan
• America's New War: Life Inside the Taliban
• America's New War: Tracking the Terrorists


September 23, 2001
• Attack on America Unites Capitol Hill
• Could Terrorists Pose a Biochemical Threat?
• Yankee Stadium Interfaith Service Honored Victims
• Investors Hope for Better Week on Wall Street
• Bush's Approval Rating Soars


September 17, 2001
• Lawrence Korb discusses the draft.


September 16, 2001
• America's New War


September 09, 2001
• Bermuda Will Face Brush With Hurricane Erin
• Sacramento Police Search for Man Suspected of Killing Four
• President Faces Political Pressure for Sagging Economy
• Track Gives Californians Legal Place to Race
• Interracial Couple Faces Intolerance
• 15-Year-Old Becomes First Amputee to Cross Lake Erie
• Sacramento Police Look for a Killer
• Hurricane Erin Heads Toward Bermuda
• Why a Good NFL Referee is Invisible
• Has South Africa Changed Much Since Apartheid?
• Some Secrets to Barry Bonds' Success
• Washington Discusses Measures to Help the U.S. Economy
• What Needs to be Done to Save Social Security?


September 02, 2001
• Shark Kills 10-Year-Old Boy in Virginia Beach
• Movie Actor Troy Donahue Dies
• Standoff Between Police and a Man Facing Weapons and Drug Charges Is Under Way in Michigan
• Shark Attack Kills Boy in Virginia Beach
• Lab in Texas Looks for Remains of Soldiers Missing in Action in the Vietnam War
• McDonald's Giveaway Contest Confusing to Some
• Former Teen Heartthrob Troy Stevens Dies at 65
• Declaration Against Israel Causes Dissension at the U.N. Conference on Racism
• Gary Condit Faces Trouble in Washington
• Ed McMahon Talks About His Annual Telethon


August 26, 2001
• Four Powerball Winners Still Have Not Claimed Their Prize
• California Boy Saves the Life of an Ecuadorian Child
• Singer/Actress Aaliyah Dead at 22
• Can Congressman Condit Get Reelected?
• Four Winning Powerball Tickets Were Sold in Four States
• Study Shows Religious Teenagers Have More Self-Esteem


August 19, 2001
• Tropical Storm Chantal Threatens Island Communities in the Caribbean
• Three Surfers Suffer Shark Bites During Competition in Florida
• Fires Continue to Burn in Western United States
• Code Red Warm Will Strike Tonight
• Creditors of Brunei's Prince Jefri Auction Off His Personal Belongings
• Budget War Has Began
• Federal Reserve Meets on Tuesday to Discuss Interest Rates
• Researchers Developing New Treatments for Alcoholism
• Train Conductor Saves the Life of Oregon saving


August 12, 2001
• Suicide Bomber in Israel Injures 20
• First Lawsuit Against Firestone Tires Goes to Trial Tomorrow
• Family Members Remember 118 Sailors Lost at Sea
• State of Wisconsin Plans to Provide Voicemail to the Homeless
• The Stem Cell Research Decision Will Now Shift to Congress
• State Prison Population Went Down Over the Last Half of 2000
• Rumsfeld Will Talk With Russia About Missile Defense
• Football Players Try to Beat the Heat
• Rehab Centers Open in Residential Areas in California
• National HIV Prevention Conference Gets Under Way Tomorrow


August 05, 2001
• Tropical Storm Barry Expected to Reach Hurricane Strength Before Hitting Shore
• Violence Flares Up in the Middle East
• Barry Looms off Gulf Coast
• Tropical Storm Barry Is Eyeing Hurricane Status
• Bush Embarks on 'Working Vacation'
• Entertainer Sheila Walsh Talks About Her Struggle With Depression
• Tropical Storm Barry Moves Toward the Gulf Coast
• Medical Care in America: Debate Continues
• Media Attention Continues to Zoom in on Congressman Condit
• Why Do Americans Move So Often?
• Entrepreneur Tries Again to Be First to Circumnavigate the Globe in a Hot Air Balloon


July 29, 2001
• Teton Fire Estimated at 4,620 Acres
• Gambling Farmers in Georgia
• Dry Weather Fuels Wildfires in Three States
• American Lance Armstrong Wins Tour de France for the Third Time
• Investigators in the Chandra Levy Case Deem Material Taken from Condit's Apartment Irrelevant
• California Residents Fight for Better Fire Protection
• Democratic Congressman from Texas Calls on Condit to Resign
• What Lies Ahead in China's Future?
• Clinton Moves to Harlem Office Tomorrow
• Should the U.S. Drinking Age be Lowered?
• Dolphins Born to Artificially Inseminated Mothers


July 22, 2001
• Bush, Putin May Have Reached Breakthrough
• Washington Detectives to Continue Chandra Search All Week
• Leaders of G-8 End Conference in Italy
• Eleven-Year Old Boy Inspires With Poetry and Optimism
• Police Interviews Chandra Levy's Neighbors
• Coast Guard Rescues Hikers in Alaska's Mountains
• Millions of Americans to Receive Check This Week


July 15, 2001
• Missile Defense Plan to Test White House Diplomacy
• California's Bold Drug Experiment
• Why it's Easy to Tell a Lie
• New Developments Revealed by Police in the Chandra Levy Case
• U.S. Is One Step Closer to a Missile Defense Shield
• Polaroid's Flash is Fading
• Controversy Over Stem Cell Research Continues
• American Solar Challenge Begins Today
• Yasser Arafat and Israeli Foreign Minister Discuss Ending Violence


July 08, 2001
• Congressman Condit's Attorney Speaks to the Media
• Johnson's Silver Star a Historical Debate
• Shark Attack Victim Is on His Way to Recovery
• Practice of Leaving Kids Alone in Hot Cars Could Have Disastrous Results
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Wins Pepsi 400 Race at Daytona
• Company Sells Electronic Billboard Ad Space on Top of NYC Cabs
• Congressman Condit's Lawyer Criticizes the Media
• Condit's Popularity Slipping in Home District
• Olympic Committee to Pick Site for 2008 Olympic Games Friday
• Congressman Condit's Constituents Want Him to Speak Out
• Palestinian Boy Killed in Gaza
• House of Representatives Gets Ready to Debate Campaign Finance Reform and HMO Reform
• Fishermen Trying to Save Jamaica


July 03, 2001
• Is Peace Imminent or Even Possible in the Middle East?
• Will OPEC's Production Leveling Affect Summer Travel?


July 01, 2001
• President Struggles in Recent Approval Polls
• Israeli Warplanes Attack Syrian Radar Base
• Violence Continues in Middle East Despite Shaky Cease-Fire


June 24, 2001
• Peruvian President Surveys Quake Damage
• Lundberg Survey Says Gas Prices Dropping
• Peru Begins Process of Recovery After Powerful Earthquake
• Protests Gather in San Diego for Biotech Conference
• Protesters Greet Biotech Conference
• How Low Will the Fed Rate Go?
• Decree for Milosevic Extradition Enacted, Lawyers May Challenge
• Activists Lobby Congress for More Diabetes Research Funding
• Minor League Ball Teams Finding Profits through New Parks
• About 1,000 Protest San Diego Biotech Conference
• Dying for Peace: The Conflict in Northern Ireland
• U.N. Begins Final Session on AIDS Tomorrow


June 17, 2001
• At Least Four Perish In Fire Caused by Allison
• Bombing on Vieques Resumes Tomorrow
• Allison Remnants Flood Portions of Eastern Pennsylvania
• Exhausted Residents Can Take Toll On Patient Care
• Bombing Resumes Tomorrow on Island of Vieques
• Debate Begins Tuesday on HMO Bill
• Are Energy Crisis Fears Overblown?
• Tigermania Invades Thailand


June 10, 2001
• McVeigh Moved to Holding Cell in Anticipation of Execution
• Twelve Deaths Attributed to Remnants of Allison
• Protesters Prepare March Against Capital Punishment
• President Bush Sets Out on European Trip
• McVeigh Calm and 'Prepared to Die'


June 03, 2001
• Tense Weekend in Middles After Friday's Suicide Bombing
• Tense Weekend in Middle East After Friday's Suicide Bombing
• Official Reports Now Say Shooting of Nepal Royal Family Accidental
• President Returns to Washington for Second T-Ball Event
• New Yorkers Prepare for Christmas in July -- Tax Rebates
• Israeli Mulls Retaliation for Terrorist Attack
• Actor Anthony Quinn Dead at Age 86
• Are Price Caps a Solution for California's Energy Woes?
• The New Frontier: American-Mexican Relations
• AIDS Marchers Remember the Victims
• Some Californians Generating Their Own Energy


May 27, 2001
• Wildfires Shut Down Florida Interstates
• Republican Lawmakers Face New Ball Game in Senate
• How Will Senate Power Switch Affect Capitol Hill Agenda?
• "The Bold and the Beautiful" Are Speaking Spanish
• Teaching Fellows in New York Get a Taste of Teaching
• Does World War II Monument Belong on Mall?
• Ford, Firestone Split Over Explorer Rollover Issue


May 20, 2001
• Israel Defends Use of War Planes Against Palestinians
• Hillary Clinton Addresses Yale Graduating Class
• Summer Movie Season Starting to Heat Up
• Arab League Severs Ties With Israel
• Bush Administration Argues in Support of Its Energy Plan
• Al Sharpton to Run for President in 2004


May 13, 2001
• A Special Mother's Day Experienced at Bombing Memorial
• Energy Crisis: Simple Supply and Demand
• FDA Gives Gleevec Green Light, Many Call it a 'Breakthrough'
• Country Divided on Energy
• Comair Announces Future Layoffs
• Does Capital Punishment Serve as a Deterrent to Crime?
• Oklahoma City Remembers
• A Stronger European Case Against Capital Punishment in Light of the FBI's Mistake
• Twins Born Against All Odds
• Bush Focuses on Long-term Solution
• Secretary Powell Faces Busy Week
• Internet Can 'Pay Off' For Artisans in Guatemala
• Mother's Day Remembrance
• Violence in Schools Hard to Predict
• A Meeting of Minds in San Jose


May 06, 2001
• T-Ball, Hardball Today on the White House Lawn
• Gas Prices Hit Record Highs
• FAA Says Flight Delays Are on Record Pace, Again
• Report Says Price of Gasoline At All-Time High
• Pentagon Debates Further Action in Recovering Detained EP-3 Plane
• Israeli Tanks Shell Small Towns Outside of Jerusalem


April 29, 2001
• U.S. Readies Team To Inspect Grounded Plane
• What Can Be Done to Prevent Cyberterrorism?
• Former Senator Kerrey Says Killings During Patrol in Vietnam Were Accidental
• U.S. Officials Gain Permission to View Navy Surveillance Plane
• Thousands of Immigrants to Reapply for U.S. Residency, INS Predicts
• How Were President Bush's First 100 Days?
• Former President Clinton Copes With Empty Nest, ATM Machines
• "Our Planet"; Bear Hunting in Japan


April 15, 2001
• Bush Celebrates Easter at Crawford Ranch
• New Privacy Laws Enacted This Weekend
• Jury Selection Begins Monday for 1963 Church Bombing Case
• International Space Station to Have Its First Tourist
• Hard-Line Diplomacy Could Damage Washington-Beijing Relationship
• Xue Donghua And His Diplomatic Battle For His Wife


April 08, 2001
• U.S., China Still Locked in Standoff Over 24 Navy Crewmembers
• Woods Attempting to Secure Fourth Major Win in a Row
• White House Frustrated, Impatient in Week Two of Standoff
• Ab-vertising Debuts With Arena Football Team in Nebraska
• Insiders Warn of China's Need for Internal Reform
• What Will the Bush Tax Mean for the Average Taxpayer?
• Seven Americans, Nine Vietnamese Killed in Helicopter Crash
• New York State Trying to Avoid California-Style Power Problems


April 01, 2001
• Japanese Ivory Craftsman Facing Extinction
• Consumer Confidence Up, Optimism has Grown Among Shoppers
• Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to Meet With President Bush Tomorrow
• Bush's Tax Plan; Will it Survive Congress?
• White House 'Encouraged' By Arrest of Milosevic
• Former Yugoslav President in Belgrade Jail
• Airplane Collision, Chinese Reaction Critical to Future Relations
• China Faults U.S. for Air Collision Yesterday
• California School Touts Values Program
• Topps Baseball Cards Celebrates 50th Anniversary
• Tobacco Industry Finds Itself Butt of Advertising Joke


March 25, 2001
• Researchers Examine Racial and Gender Inequality in Health Care
• Stars Prepare for 73rd Annual Academy Awards
• America Struggling to Meet Energy Needs
• Comair Announces Labor Difficulties Forcing It to Suspend Service
• Several Injured in Multicar Pileup Outside of Detroit
• Oklahoma Escapees Take Couple Hostage; One Surrenders, One Kills Himself
• President Expresses Support for Macedonian Government
• Russian Town Mourns After Terrorist Bombing
• `Erin Brockovich' Showcases Director's Talent
• Granite Hills Prepares to Handle School Shooting Aftermath
• Comair Could Face Pilot Strike


March 18, 2001
• Car Bomb Attack Kills One in Spanish Resort Town
• Campaign Finance Reform Comes to the Senate Floor This Week
• Prime Minister Mori to Meet with Bush Monday
• Web Site Lists Most Important Events in Women's History
• Power Regulations Create Discord in California
• Insiders Predict Fed to Lower Interest Rates a Half-Point
• More Evidence Emerges of Demise of Bamiyan Buddhas
• Bush Hopes Senate will Pass Tax Bill, Democrats Still Not Impressed
• President Bush Faces Challenging Week Ahead in Face of Economic Woes
• Iowa Train Derailment a Mystery
• One Dead, Ninety Injured in Train Derailment


March 11, 2001
• SAG Awards to Be Presented Tonight
• Six Years After War, American Peacekeepers Remain in Bosnia
• What Can Be Done About School Violence?
• Earnhardt Car Wins at Atlanta Motor Speedway
• Bush Heads to Florida to Pitch Tax Plan
• What Challenges Will President Bush Face in Passing His Tax Cut Plan?
• Bush Faces Questions of Legitimacy Once Again in Florida
• Hollywood Faces Possibility of Summer Shutdown
• Navy Court of Inquiry Enters Second Week of Deliberations


March 04, 2001
• Earthquake-proof Material Being Tested at N.C. State
• Court of Inquiry Into Ehime Maru Convenes Monday
• Four Major Airlines Unlikely All to Strike, Insiders Say
• Philadelphia Prepares for Storm
• Evidence Against Hanssen Overwhelming, Prosecutors Say
• Four Israelis Die in Resort Bombing, Five Palestinians in Shootings
• Millions of Devout Muslims Make Holy Pilgrimage to Mecca
• Investigation of Military Plane Crash Could Take Months
• Philadelphia Bracing for Major Winter Storm
• Hanssen May Have Betrayed Multimillion-Dollar Secrets
• Taleban's Orders to Destroy Statues Raises Global Outcry
• Nancy Reagan Highlights Ceremony to Christen New Reagan Carrier
• Court of Inquiry Hopes to Make Sense of Ehime Maru Sinking
• Philadelphia is Prepared for Possible Major Storm


February 25, 2001
• Mardi Gras Celebration in Seattle Becomes Riot
• Mississippi to Pursue Federal Grant Money to Repair Damages
• DiamlerChrysler Will Undergo Major Restructuring
• Canadian Infant Rescued from Sub-Zero Temperatures
• Firefighters Battle Blaze in Florida
• Bush with Democrats in Congress; a Compromise Must Ensue
• Bush to Unveil Budget Proposal Tuesday
• "Merchants of Cool" Looks into the Teen Marketing Machine
• Bush to Present Tax Cut Specifics to Congress Tuesday
• U.N. Sanctions Against Iraq May Change Dramatically
• How Is the Pardon Controversy Affecting Hillary Clinton's Senate Career?
• Congress Might Widen Probe into Clinton Pardons


February 18, 2001
• Advisers Want U.S. to Have Solid, Permanent Policy Toward Iraq
• Dot-Coms Face Grim Future
• Japanese Families Pressing U.S. to Continue Search
• Will the SAT Become Extinct?
• Strikes on the Horizon for Major Airlines
• U.S. Attacks on Iraq Increases Hostility in Middle East
• U.S. Policy Towards Iraq Under Formation
• Bush's Transition to Washington Quite Smooth, Experts Say
• Dancer Ash Poised to Make Dance History
• Nascar Pros Have Incredible Training and Skill, Insider Says
• After Air-Strikes, Iraqis Rally Support
• Navy to Begin Investigative Proceedings Over Ehime Maru
• Bush to Pay Tribute at Bombing Museum
• Clinton Enters Fray, Writes to 'Times'


February 11, 2001
• Renewed Violence in the Middle East Leaves Four Palestinians Dead and More Uncertainty
• President Bush to Assess Funding for Pentagon as Part of Two- Pronged Attack
• Environmental Activists in Norway Protest Wolf Hunt
• Pentagon Officials Press President Bush for Immediate Funding
• Are You Saving Enough for a Comfortable Retirement?
• Nine Still Unaccounted for After Collision
• Former President Clinton Speaks About Middle East Peace
• Toy Library Finds Financial Windfall
• President Bush to Tackle Defense Issues in the Upcoming Week
• Relatives of Those Aboard Fishing Vessel Still in Shock About Sub Mishap
• Search Continues for Nine Missing from Sub Collision
• Human Genome Project Could Produce Custom-Fit Drugs to Fight Obesity
• What Does the Mapping of the Human Genome Mean for Medicine?
• Studies Set for Publication Reveal Analysis of Human Genetic Code


February 04, 2001
• Florida Ablaze With Wildfires
• Surfers Compete to Catch Biggest Wave
• Most Immediate Need in Lieu of Indian Quake Is Shelter
• Concorde Fleet Inches Toward Return to Commercial Use
• Former Green Bay Packer Chmura Makes Statement After Acquittal on Sexual Assault Charges
• Bombing Victims' Family Taking Action Against State Department
• Bush Cautiously Enters International Scene
• President Speaks With House Democrats at Their Annual Retreat
• MSF Aid Worker Freed from Chechnya
• Big Businesses Wants Part of Bush's Tax Cut
• Israeli Campaign Enters Last Day
• Sharon has Lead over Barak, Tuesday's Vote Crucial


January 28, 2001
• Powell May Provide International Experience Bush Lacks
• Food and Shelter Top Priority For Quake Victims
• Tax Cut May Loom in America's Future
• Town of Stillwater Mourns its Victims
• Bush May Focus on Faith-Based Organizations
• Super Bowl Fever Heats Up as Game Time Approaches
• WorldVision Lends Hand to Quake Victims
• Atheist Activist Madalyn O'Hair's Remains May Have Been Found
• Smaller Airplane Fleets on Rise, Safety in Question
• Ads are Part of Super Bowl Entertainment
• Debris from Plane Crash Stretches Nearly One Mile
• Super Bowl Excitement Spreads From Tampa
• Oklahoma State University Basketball Players, Staff Killed in Plane Crash


January 21, 2001
• Power Crisis: Patrick Dorinson of the California Independent System Operators Discusses Outage
• Golden Globe Awards: Actress Michael Michele Discusses Her Favorites
• Vicky Rafel of National PTA and Chris Braunlich of the Center for Education Reform Discuss the Bush Education Plan
• Manufacturers Announce Defect in Hip Implants
• Austin, Washington Dining Differ
• How Will Bush Handle the Issue of Abortion?
• Mid East Peace Talks Could Weigh Upon Elections
• Digital Film making Revolutionizes the Industry
• California May Suffer Through Summer
• The Clinton Legacy Up for Debate
• Bush Takes Center Stage at Madame Tussaud's
• Scientists Debate Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
• Oil Spill Threatens Wildlife on Galapagos Islands
• Is the Bush Administration Facing a Recession?
• Bush Hopes for Swift Start on Legislative Agenda
• Bush and McCain to Meet Soon
• Clinton Retreats to New Home
• Bush Faces Full Day Ahead of Him
• 58th Golden Globes in Los Angeles
• Russia's Far East Suffering from Record Cold
• As Bush Takes Reigns, Clinton will Still be Active
• Resolutions Not In Sight between Bush, Iraq
• Bush's Tax Plan Gets Democratic Backing


January 14, 2001
• On-line Romance in Japan
• National Urban League Recognizes Gaps in Race-Relations
• Police Department Enlists Virtual Reality in Judgment Training
• California Governor Announces Plan to End State's Power Crisis
• Doctors Say Reagan Likely to Be Hospitalized One Week
• Doctor Expresses Confidence in Reagan's Recovery
• Davis Hopes to Turn California into Power Broker
• Former California Governor Stands Firm on Deregulation
• Court Ruling Changes New York's Public School Funding
• What Will Be President Bush's Top Foreign Policy Challenges?
• Reagan Resting Comfortable One Day After Hip Surgery
• Aftershocks Hamper Rescue Efforts in El Salvador
• Doctors Say Reagan On-Target With Recovery
• Sunday Talk Shows Give Preview of Divisive Ashcroft Confirmation Hearings
• Red Cross Steps in to Aid Quake Victims
• New Poll Says Americans Willing to Give Bush a Chance
• Looking Back at President Clinton: His Own Man
• Reagan Recovering From Surgery
• El Salvador Quake Baffles Rescuers


January 07, 2001
• Civil Rights Leaders Want Georgia's Capitol to Remove State Flag
• California Struggles to Meet its Water Demand
• California Town Has Power to Spare
• Cancer Among NATO Troops Linked to Ammunition Used in Balkans
• Widow of Slain Sheriff-Elect Considers Run for Husband's Office
• McCain Vows to Go Forward with Campaign Finance Reform
• Bush's Labor Secretary Nominee Faces Bumpy Road to Confirmation
• Clinton Makes Final Efforts for Mideast Peace
• Bush's Tax Plan Continues to be Controversial
• Linda Chavez' Cabinet Nomination to be Challenged


December 31, 2000
• President Clinton Authorizes Treaty to Create Permanent War Crimes Tribunal, but Measure Faces Stiff Opposition in Senate
• Britons Say Goodbye to Millennium Dome
• Clinton Authorizes U.S. to Sign War Crimes Tribunal Treaty
• Thousands Gather in Times Square to Bring in the New Year
• Mapping of Human Genome Marks Milestone for Science and Medicine
• Y2K: A Look Back
• George W. Bush Holding Economic Seminar With Top Advisers and Business Leaders
• Worcester Digs Out After Snow
• Crisis in the Middle East: New Year's Eve Violence
• New York Prepares for New Year's Celebrations
• Times Square Anticipates New Year's Celebration
• Havin' a Ball on New Year's Eve
• CNN 20: Y2K Fears, December 31, 1999
• Californians Angry at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission


December 24, 2000
• Company Revives Craft of Publishing
• Georgia Minister Fights Rare Form of Cancer
• Electronic Recycling Could Provide Functional Futures
• Harried Shoppers Search for Last-Minute Gifts
• Thousands Gather in Rome for Pope's Midnight Mass
• Pope Celebrates Christmas Eve Mass of Jubilee Year
• Pope John Paul II Celebrates Christmas Mass
• Vatican Ends Jubilee Year With Midnight Christmas Mass
• Pope John Paul II Celebrates Midnight Mass at the Vatican
• Britain is Steeped in Centuries of Christmas Tradition
• Passengers Catch Last Flights Home for Holidays
• Malls Face Last-Minute Holiday Shopping Sprees
• President-Elect Takes Christmas Holiday


December 17, 2000
• Are Bush's Appointments Signs of an Inclusive Administration?
• Tornadoes Claimed at Least 12 Lives Across Alabama Yesterday
• Florida Electors Prepare for Official Vote
• The Bush Presidency: Two Defecting Electors Could Jeopardize Bush Presidency
• Bush Begins Journey to Washington
• Bush Picks Three More for Cabinet
• CNN: 20: Peru Hostage Standoff, December 17, 1998
• Bush Appoints Three Cabinet Members, Awaits Inauguration
• The Bush Presidency: Condoleezza Rice's Position Will Send Important Message to Washington, World
• The Bush Presidency: Republican Veterans Say Newly Appointed Administration Will be Effective
• The Bush Presidency: Bush to Appoint Condoleezza Rice National Security Adviser


December 10, 2000
• Election 2000: What Are Tennesseans Thinking?
• Election 2000: Gore and Bush Try to Stay Away From Legal Wrangling
• Election 2000: Gore and Bush Teams File Briefs With U.S. Supreme Court
• One Firm Makes High-Tech Job Hunting Much Easier
• Election 2000: What Can We Expect From Supreme Court Hearing?
• Election 2000: Gore and Bush Lawyers Submit Briefs to U.S. Supreme Court; Florida Legislature Could Have Major Impact
• Election 2000: What Move Will Florida Legislature Make?
• Election 2000: Legal Teams for Bush and Gore Prepare for U.S. Supreme Court Hearing
• Election 2000: American Public Plays the Guessing Game
• Israeli Prime Minister Barak Steps Down
• Election 2000: Gore and Bush Stay Out of Spotlight; What Are Latest Poll Numbers Saying?
• Election 2000: U.S. Supreme Court Could Decide Next U.S. President
• Election 2000: Florida Dispute Returns to U.S. Supreme Court
• Israeli Prime Minister Barak Resigns
• Election 2000: Interview With Bush Spokesman Tucker Eskew
• Election 2000: Next President Will Face Divided Congress and Nation
• Election 2000: Gore Spokesman Doug Hattaway Discusses Legal Developments
• Election 2000: Former White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta Discusses Deadlock
• Election 2000: Florida Counties Wait for Next Move From U.S. Supreme Court
• Election 2000: Congress Awaits Ruling by U.S. Supreme Court; What Will Florida Legislature Do?
• Election 2000: What Will U.S. Supreme Court Rule?


November 26, 2000
• Election 2000: Gore Legal Team Prepares to Take Miami-Dade County to Court; Countdown Continues to Florida Recount Deadline
• What's Next Legal Move in Election 2000?
• Election 2000: Florida Secretary of State Says No to Palm Beach County Deadline Extension
• Election 2000: Secretary of State Says No to Palm Beach County Deadline Extension
• Election 2000: U.S. Supreme Court Prepares to Hear Motions on Florida Recount
• Election 2000: Florida Recount Deadline Looms; Palm Beach County Keeps on Counting
• Senators Specter and Breaux Discuss the Florida Recount
• Election 2000: Florida Counties Face Recount Deadline; Palm Beach County Requests New Deadline
• Broward County Completes Manual Recount; Palm Beach County Asks for Extension; Gore Supporters Bash Palm Beach Canvassing Board


November 19, 2000
• President Clinton Discusses Election 2000 and His Trip to Vietnam
• What Will the Florida Supreme Court Decide Tomorrow?
• Miami-Dade Prepares to Start Hand Recount
• Doctors Being Trained to Help Terminally Ill Patients Die Comfortably
• Vice President Gore Stays Close to Home Over the Weekend
• Clinton's Visit to Vietnam May Improve Trade, but Isn't Expected to Change Communist Rule
• Bush, Gore Camps Prepare for Florida Supreme Court Hearing
• Israeli Diplomat Attacked in Jordan; No End in Sight to Middle East Conflict
• The Florida Recount: Republicans Deem Counts Unfair, Democrats Applaud Efforts
• President Clinton's Trip to Vietnam Refocuses Attention on Aftermath of War
• Election 2000: Florida Supreme Court Prepares for Decision Day
• Bush, Gore Stay Close to Home
• Presidential Scholar Puts Election 2000 Into Historical Context
• The Florida Recount: Candidates Stay Out of Limelight While Legal Teams Prepare for Day in Court
• Palm Beach County, Florida, Recounts Proceeding More Smoothly
• The Florida Recount: Legal Briefs Turned in to Florida Supreme Court; Several Counties Keep on Counting
• Republicans, Democrats Prepare for Florida Supreme Court Hearing
• Election 2000 Energizes Younger Voters
• The Florida Recount: Democrats, Republicans Characterize Florida Counts Very Differently
• The Florida Recount: Bush and Gore Camps Prepare for Big Day in Florida's Supreme Court
• The Florida Recount: Contentious Counts Continue in Three Florida Counties


November 12, 2000
• What Happens Next in Florida Recount?
• Crisis in the Middle East: Barak Heads to Washington for Talks With President Clinton
• Gore and Bush Campaign Representatives Discuss Florida Recount
• What Does the Election Deadlock Mean for Your Portfolio?
• Drug Propositions Faced Mixed Outcomes on Election Day
• Palm Beach Headed for Hand Recount of County's Votes
• The Florida Recount: Volusia County Wants Deadline Extension; Bush and Gore Camps Watch and Wait
• Gore Campaign Pledges to Continue Recount
• How Long Will the Florida Vote Count Drag On?
• Clinton to Receive Barak Tonight at White House
• Manual Recounts Could Drag Election Out Indefinitely
• Barak Heads to Washington to Discuss Middle East Peace Process
• Leah Rabin Dies of Cancer at 72
• What Are Ground Rules for Florida Recount?
• Election 2000: Volusia County Begins Ballot Recounts; Bush Campaign Hopes Federal Court Can Halt Florida Recount


November 05, 2000
• Special Interest Groups Work to Turn Out the Vote
• Researchers Say Pesticide Chemical May Lead to Parkinson's
• Crisis in the Middle East: Low-Level Clashes Still Turn Deadly
• Campaign 2000: Race Likely to Be Tightest in a Generation
• Taxes Remain One of Most Divisive Issues Between Bush and Gore
• Barak and Arafat Prepare for Separate Meetings in Washington as Middle East Violence Continues


October 29, 2000
• Price of Flu Shots Expected to Rise Dramatically in U.S.
• Crisis in the Middle East: Violence Continues in Streets; Barak Meets With Hard-Line Rival Ariel Sharon
• Special Course Teach Kids Science of 'Grossology'
• NASA Scientists Explore Ways to Harness Sun's Power
• What Should the Candidates Do in the Last Week of the Campaign?
• Military Commander Rebels in Peru
• Clashes Continue in Middle East; Barak, Sharon Negotiations Stall


October 22, 2000
• Subway Series Generates Tons of Cash for Big Apple
• New Chromosome Test Could Provide Hope to Couples Looking to Start a Family
• What Will Happen in Final Weeks of Campaign 2000?
• Crisis in the Middle East: Arab League Accuses Israel of Massacres; Israel Suspends Peace Talks; U.S. Urges Leaders to Honor Agreement
• Will Volatility Continue on Wall Street?
• New York Prepares for Game 2 of Subway Series
• Crisis in the Middle East: Israel Suspends Peace Talks; Arab League Blasts Israel for Violence, Supports Palestinian Cause


October 15, 2000
• U.S. Military Closes Commissaries to Veterans' Disapproval
• USS Cole Attacked: Wounded Sailors Greet Loved Ones at Norfolk
• Could the Third Debate Decide the Election?
• Who was Behind the Attack on the USS Cole?
• Crisis in the Middle East: Expectations are Low for Emergency Summit
• USS Cole Attacked: Wounded Sailors Arrive In Norfolk
• USS Cole Investigation Under Way; Injured Sailors Reunite With Their Families
• Middle East: Peace Summit Begins Tomorrow in Egypt


October 08, 2000
• Victim Takes Lead in Race Against Cancer
• Will the Candidates Change Tactics in This Week's Debate?
• Hillary, Lazio Square Off in Second Debate
• Henry Kissinger Addresses the Prospect of a New Middle East Summit
• California's Mendocino County Considers Legalizing Homegrown Marijuana For Personal Use
• Crisis in the Middle East: Will Israelis and Palestinians Ever Find Peace?
• Kostunica Faces Many Challenges as New Yugoslav President
• Crisis in the Middle East: Israeli-Palestinian Clashes Continue; Tensions Escalate on Israeli-Lebanese Border; U.S. Tries to Talk Peace


October 01, 2000
• Home Schooling Pays Off For Some Students Entering College
• Boy Scouts' Ban on Homosexual Scout Masters is Having Widespread Repercussions
• Election 2000: FBI Widens Probe Into Stolen Bush Debate Tape; Bush and Gore Prepare For Debates
• Salt Lake City Prepares for Olympic Glory
• Rising Infection Rates, Complacency Trouble AIDS Experts
• Notorious English Crime Lord Dead
• Napster Faces the Music
• Continued Violence Threatens Peace Between Israelis, Palestinians


September 24, 2000
• FDA Takes Action on 'Abortion Pill' This Week
• Yugoslavia Awaits Election Results
• Jim Warren Discusses Campaign 2000
• Oil Release Triggers Partisan Debate
• American Cyclist Makes Ultimate Sacrifice to Make it to Olympics
• Thousands Walk in Atlanta to Raise Money For Breast Cancer Research
• Some Farmers in Georgia Not So Happy to See Much-Needed Rain
• Yugoslav Elections: Voter Turnout Expected to be Fairly High; White House Keeping Close Eye on Outcome


September 17, 2000
• What Will Happen Next in Campaign 2000?
• Tropical Storm Gordon: Flooding is Main Concern For Floridians
• Diminished Gordon Bears Down on Florida Coast
• Explorer's Discovery Could Change Theories of Noah's Flood
• Florida Authorities Warn Residents to Stay Alert
• Hurricane Gordon Weakens on Approach to Florida


September 10, 2000
• Can the Bush Campaign Turn Things Around?
• 'Sopranos,' 'West Wing' Vie for Top Prize on Emmy Night
• Investigation into Medical Mistakes Focuses on Nurses
• Wen Ho Lee to Face No Jail Time
• Knight Firing Marks End of an Era
• Wen Ho Lee to Receive Plea Bargain
• Was Bobby Knight's Career Destroyed by His Temper?
• Indiana University Basketball Coach Bob Knight Fired


September 03, 2000
• Gore Campaign Responds Negatively to Bush's Suggested Presidential Debate Schedule
• Statue of Tennis Legend Arthur Ashe is Raising Some Eyebrows
• Campaign 2000: Bush Announces His Idea For Presidential Debate Schedule; Gore Continues Labor Day Campaignathon
• Napa Valley Residents Start to Pick up Pieces After Moderate Earthquake
• Ed McMahon Talks About 35th Annual Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon
• CNN 20: U.S. Attack on Iraq, September 3, 1996
• Two Popes Headed For Beatification Amidst Controversy
• Rainfall Aids Firefighters in Montana
• Northern California Residents Add up Damage After Moderate Quake


August 27, 2000
• Sweepstakes Companies Changing Deceptive Practices
• Ramsey Parents Set to Meet With Boulder Police
• CNN 20: Evans & Novak Look Back at Their First Show
• Firefighters Continue to Battle Montana Blazes
• Texas Judge Orders Bridgestone/Firestone CEO to Testify in Lawsuit Related to Faulty Tires
• President Clinton Continues Tour of Africa
• Firefighters Battle Fire and Wind in Montana
• United Airlines Endures Stormy Summer


August 20, 2000
• Researchers Examine Pill to Lose Weight
• Weather Offers Small Break to Weary Firefighters
• Gore Leads in Latest Poll
• Norwegian Divers Say Kursk's Hatch is Operable
• CNN 20: U.S. Bombs Afghanistan and Sudan, August 20, 1998
• Will Fed Raise Rates Again?
• Wildfires Continue to Scorch Western U.S.
• Gore Heads to Iowa For Rally
• Russian Submarine Crisis: Norwegian Divers Say Escape Hatch is in Better Condition Than First Thought; Citizens Begin to Mourn Sailors


August 13, 2000
• Which Candidate Has a Better Stand on Education?
• Finding Cause of Headaches Could Be Key to treatment
• Lieberman Fields Questions on Religion, Clinton, Differences With Gore
• CNN 20: Allen Sues Farrow For Custody, August 13, 1992
• Democratic National Convention: How Big an Issue is the Environment?
• As Wildfires Scorch Western U.S., Nevada Tries to Ensure Fire- Free Future
• Democratic National Convention: L.A. Authorities Say They're Ready For Protesters


August 06, 2000
• Gore Returns to Nashville to Focus on V.P. Choice
• Union Negotiators Report Progress in Talks to End Strike Against Verizon Communications
• Who Will Gore Pick as His Running Mate?
• CNN 20: Jack Brickhouse Dies, August 6, 1998
• Two Teenagers Take Aim at Banning Ammunition Sales in L.A.
• Pilot Collapses While Flying, Leaving Passengers to Land Airplane
• Verizon Communications Workers Strike
• President Clinton Takes on Role of Democratic Fund Raiser


July 30, 2000
• Baby Boomer Sunbathers Beginning to Pay the Price
• Republican National Convention: Debating the Death Penalty
• Deregulation Sends Utilities Soaring in California
• Republican National Convention: Bush Campaigns in Ohio; Activists Take to the Streets of Philadelphia
• Republican National Convention: Traditional Quarrels Unlikely to Surface This Year
• Barak Faces Cabinet Crisis on Eve of No-Confidence Vote
• Some Southern California Gas Station Dealers Run Dry Over Legal Battle with Chevron Oil Company
• Mr. and Mrs. Pitt's Special Day
• Georgia Reservoir Drying Up


July 23, 2000
• Tiger Woods Becomes Youngest Golfer Ever to Win British Open
• Study Shows Meditation Helps Combat Heart Disease
• Bush Considers Dick Cheney as V.P. Choice
• President Clinton Returns From G8 Summit to Tackle Issues of Middle East Peace Process
• Cheney and Danforth Appear to be Bush's Top Choices For V.P.
• CNN 20: Royal Wedding in England, July 23, 1986
• Los Angeles Faces Severe Shortage of Firefighters and Paramedics
• Tiger Woods Wins British Open
• Murder Suspect Releases Two of Five Hostages in Florida Standoff
• President Clinton Returns Home to Rejoin Camp David Summit; Jerusalem Remains Dividing Point of Peace Talks
• Cheney and Danforth Are Leading Contenders on Bush's Short List For V.P. Choices


July 16, 2000
• New Therapy Aims to Make Living With Alzheimer's Patients Easier
• Presidential Candidates Hit Airwaves as Convention Time Approaches
• Hillary Clinton Denies Making Anti-Semitic Slur 25 Years Ago
• CNN 20: JFK Jr.'s Plane Crashes, July 16, 1999
• Camp David Summit: Palestinians Report Some Progress, But Israelis Aren't as Optimistic
• Custody Case to Begins for Thai Child Sold to Drug Traffickers
• GAO Reports U.S. Gets Bad End of Land Swaps
• Christopher Anderson Discusses 'The Day John Died'
• Middle East Peace Summit: Conflicting Reports of Progress Emerge


July 09, 2000
• New Techniques Could Help Doctors Diagnose Alzheimer's Disease
• VP Choice Prominent at National Governors' Association Meeting
• Experts Criticize South Africa's Fight Against AIDS
• Dennis Ross Discusses the Upcoming Israeli-Palestinian Summit
• Silicon Valley Families Try to Combat Outrageous Cost of Child Care
• CNN 20: Oliver North Admits Shredding Files, July 9, 1987
• L.A. County Sheriff's Department Embraces Concept of Civilian Review
• Americans Still Paying Dearly at the Pump
• Despite Heightened Tensions, Protestant March in N. Ireland is Relatively Peaceful
• Prime Minister Barak Heads Into Middle East Peace Summit Amid Growing Political Instability in Israel


July 02, 2000
• U.S. Nuclear Defense System Ready for Third Test
• Mexico's Elections Proceed Free of Incident
• New Report Says Washington's Monuments are Vulnerable to Terrorism
• Justice is Served, So Says the Youth Court
• Northern Ireland Braces For Next Week's Drumcree March
• CNN 20: Jimmy Stewart Dies, July 2, 1997
• Structural Problems May Be to Blame in Ohio Terrace Collapse
• Mexican Election: Citizens Want Votes to Really Count


June 25, 2000
• Ralph Nader Officially Nominated as Presidential Candidate of Green Party
• Human Genome Project Moving Along at Surprisingly Rapid Pace
• What Does Ralph Nader's Candidacy Mean For Democrats and Republicans?
• Beat Establishment: City Lights Bookstore May Be Named San Francisco Landmark
• CNN 20: Jacques Cousteau Dies, June 25, 1997
• Gas Prices Continue to Soar Nationwide


June 18, 2000
• Will Capital Punishment Be a Campaign Issue?
• National Conference of Bishops Study Finds Shortage of Catholic Priests
• Congress Criticizes Energy Secretary for Lax Security at Los Alamos
• How Fathers Can Steer Kids From Drugs
• Despite the Pinch at the Pump, Many Families Won't Part with SUVs
• Jury Selection to Begin in Branch Davidians' Civil Suit
• Energy Secretary Takes Heat From Los Alamos Debacle


June 11, 2000
• Museums of Nation's Capital Badly in Need of Repair
• Many Americans Now Choosing Organic Diet
• Former DNC Chairman Roy Romer Takes on New Job as L.A. School Superintendent
• Thousands Fill Streets of Damascus Mourning Loss of Syrian President Assad; What Happens Now in Middle East Peace Process?
• CNN 20: Nolan Ryan No-Hitter at 43, June 11, 1990
• Some News Web Sites Are Fighting For Survival
• Visa and MasterCard Prepare For Antitrust Trials in Wake of Court Ruling Against Microsoft
• San Francisco Turns to Subsidized Housing to Attract and Keep Teachers
• Syria Mourns Loss of President Hafez Al-Assad; What Lies Ahead For Syria?


June 04, 2000
• Malaysia is Proud Home of World's Tallest Building
• Wireless World Meets World of Medicine
• Rick Lazio Tightens Up N.Y. Senate Race Against Hillary Clinton
• Elian Gonzalez Case Raises Questions About Who Gets Asylum
• Hong Kong Marks 11th Anniversary of Crackdown in Tiananmen Square
• Anti-Terrorism Commission Recommends Closely Monitoring International Students in U.S.
• Clinton, Putin Wrap Up Summit with Big Issue Still Lingering


May 28, 2000
• Governor Bush, Clinton Administration Spar Over Missile Defense
• Confrontations Erupt Along Lebanese-Israeli Border
• Kiku Lani Iwata Reviews the Newest Roller Coasters
• New Jersey Plans to Combat Sprawl Draw Fire from Developers
• CNN 20: Pakistan Tests Nuclear Weapons, May 28, 1998
• Thirty-Three Drivers Compete at Today's Indianapolis 500
• Cohen Offers Bush Joint Chiefs Briefing on Nuclear Weapons Policy
• Thousands Evacuated in Louisiana After Train Carrying Hazardous Materials Derails


May 21, 2000
• CNN 20: Oregon School Shootings, May 21, 1998
• International Community Takes Step Toward Nuclear Disarmament
• Promising New Leukemia Therapy Encourages Doctors
• Fight Continues Over China Trade Vote with Outcome too Close to Call
• NTSB Prepares to Begin Investigation into Commuter Plane Crash
• U.S. High-Tech Industry Pushing For Normal Trade With China
• Palestinian, Lebanon Violence Stalls Middle East Peace Process
• At Least 19 Dead After Commuter Plane Crashes Near Wilkes- Barre, Pennsylvania


May 14, 2000
• Research Provides New Hope for Allergy Sufferers
• Louis Farrakhan Discusses His Role in the Murder of Malcolm X
• Million Mom March Surpasses Organizers' Expectations
• Fire Leaves Los Alamos Residents Sad, Angry in Aftermath
• Will the Fed Raise Interest Rates by a Half a Point?
• Is Mold Making You Sick?
• Jury Selection in Ray Lewis Murder Trial Set to Begin
• Evacuees Briefly Return to Homes Abandoned to Fire
• Million Mom March Concludes on National Mall
• Tens of Thousands of Moms March for Gun Control in Washington


May 07, 2000
• Recent Israel-Hezbollah Tensions Complicate Israel's Withdrawal From S. Lebanon
• Love Bug is Still Lingering and is Still a Serious Threat to Computers
• Nomination of Hispanic Lawyer to 5th Circuit Court of Appeals Embroiled in Election Year Politics
• Bill and Hillary Clinton Attend Fund Raiser in Little Rock For Hillary's N.Y. Senate Campaign
• Putin Sworn in as Russian President; Economic Recovery is Central Theme of New Government
• CNN 20: NATO Bombs Chinese Embassy, May 7, 1999
• Father Thomas Reese Discusses the Challenges Facing the Next Archbishop of New York
• Con Artists Use Plea From Police in Phone Scam
• Floodwaters Force Hundreds from their Homes in Missouri


April 30, 2000
• Pollen Makes Springtime a Little Less Beautiful for Allergy Sufferers
• What Will Happen in N.Y. Senate Race?
• CNN 20: Bangladesh Cyclone
• Anger Over New Jewish Settlements Delays Start of Peace Talks.
• Miami Faces Deep Divisions in Wake of Elian Gonzalez Case
• Clinton Administration Declares AIDS a New Threat to National Security and Global Stability
• American Businessman Seeks to Provide Mobility to Millions


April 23, 2000
• Supreme Court Prepares to Look Over Sentencing of Several Branch Davidians Who Shot at Federal Agents During Waco Siege
• Pope John Paul II Hopes Holy Year Will Revive Interest in Catholicism
• CNN 20: NATO's 50th Anniversary, April 23, 1999
• Who Should You Listen to When Investing Your Money?
• Elian Gonzalez Case: Miami Relatives Refuse to Leave Washington Without Seeing Elian; Republicans Call for Investigation into INS Tactics
• Aging Nuclear Power Plants Present Challenges When it Comes to Safely Being Dismantled
• Elian Gonzalez Case: 'Miami Herald' Columnist Discusses Ethnic Dividing Lines of Miami
• Famine in Ethiopia Threatens to Destroy the Lives of Thousands
• Elian Gonzalez Case: Miami Relatives Fail in Second Attempt to See Elian and Father at Andrews Air Force Base
• Elian Gonzalez Case: Miami Relatives Travel to Capitol Hill, Criticize Methods of INS Agents; Political Firestorm is Already Brewing


April 16, 2000
• New Report Details Benefits of Family's Presence in Emergency Room
• Stock Market Correction Fuels Investor Anxiety
• ZD Net Associate Discusses Volatile Stock Market
• Federal Judge to Decide Who Speaks for Elian Gonzalez
• Chief Ramsey Defends Police's Handling of Protesters
• East Palo Alto Looks to Plug Into High-Tech Future
• Elian Gonzalez Custody Case: Miami's Cuban-American Community Holds Vigil While Federal Court Decides on Ruling
• Police Take on Protesters in Nation's Capital; `Independent Journalists' Demand Recognition


April 09, 2000
• New Technology Makes Trip to Dentist Much Less Painful
• Mayor Street Clears Philadelphia's Roads
• Crash of Marine Corps Aircraft Kills 19
• Iraqi POWs Return Home From Iran
• CNN 20: Clinton Signs Line Item Veto, April 9, 1996
• Attorney General Urges for Reunion of Elian Gonzalez and His Father
• AAA Representative Talks About How to Save Gas During Summer Road Trips
• Elian's Father Meets With His Attorney; Protesters Trying to Rally Support for Miami Relatives
• Osprey Crash Kills 19 Marines


April 02, 2000
• Jazz Musician Wynton Marsalis Takes Sweet and Soulful Sounds to China
• Will President Clinton Become Factor in Campaigns of Gore and Hillary?
• Baseball Beginning Its 2000 Season
• Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi Hospitalized Due to Fatigue
• Cellasene Claims Come Under Scrutiny
• Elian Gonzalez's Miami Relatives Prepare For Another Meeting With Government Officials
• Microsoft Puts Its Fate in the Hands of the Courts
• CNN 20: George Wallace Retires, April 2, 1986
• Groundskeepers Readying Dirt for Another Baseball Season
• Elian Gonzalez's Miami Relatives Adding Conditions for Boy's Return to His Father
• Settlement Talks Between Microsoft and DOJ Collapse; Parties' Proposals Were Far Apart


March 26, 2000
• Lawyers For Elian Gonzalez's Miami Relatives Look to Answer Justice Department's Deadline For Appeals
• Meeting Between President Clinton and Syrian President Fail to Produce Agreement on Restarting Israeli-Syrian Peace Talks
• Vladimir Putin Appears to Have Won Outright Majority in Russia's Presidential Election
• L.A. Gets Ready For Oscar Night
• Gasoline Prices Still Rising; Survey Says Gas Costs Most in San Francisco
• Vladimir Putin Leads in Russian Presidential Election
• Acting President Vladimir Putin Holds Solid Lead as Results Come in From Russian Presidential Elections
• Pope John Paul II Heads Back to Rome After Historic Visit to Holy Land
• President Clinton Meets With Syrian President Assad, Works to Lay Groundwork For Syrian-Israeli Peace Talks
• Putin Has Early and Comfortable Lead in Russian Presidential Elections; Russian Troops Wary of Chechen Rebels on Election Weekend


March 19, 2000
• Campaign 2000: Candidates Get Back to Work; Which Candidate Will Be More Attractive to Women?
• Taiwan's President Quits Party Amid Protests After Election Loss
• NYC Police Shoot Another Unarmed Black Man, Enraging the African-American Community
• Government Conducts Re-enactment of Waco Raid
• War of Words Between NRA and Clinton Administration Continues
• Los Angeles Citizens Clamor for Independent Review of LAPD
• Pope in the Holy Land: Israel Preparing for Pontiff's Visit
• Clinton Hopes to Prompt 'Most Dangerous Place on Earth' Toward Peace
• Authorities Conduct Court-Ordered Reenactment of Waco Disaster


March 12, 2000
• Gore Keeps Campaign Caravan All in the Family
• New Study Links Seasonal Changes to Heart Attacks
• Census Bureau Trying to Educate People About Importance of Being Counted
• CNN 20: New Members of NATO
• Israel Disappointed Pope John Paul II Didn't Mention Holocaust in His Plea For Forgiveness
• AAA Offers Tips to Save Gas as Prices at the Pump Continue to Soar
• Pope John Paul II Appeals For Forgiveness For Sins of Catholic Church
• Motorists' Wallets Feeling Burden of Soaring Gas Prices


March 05, 2000
• What Will Super Tuesday Hold For Presidential Hopefuls?
• Congressional Women Push for Passage of U.N. Womens' Rights Treaty
• Doctors Warn Herbal Supplements May Interact With Anesthesia
• McCain Looks For More Support as Super Tuesday Approaches
• President Clinton Pays Tribute to the Marchers of `Bloody Sunday'
• CNN 20: John Belushi Dies, March 5, 1982
• Clinton Honors Anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday' in Selma
• Younger Voters Tune Out Presidential Politics
• Israeli Cabinet Approves Pullout of Lebanon
• President Clinton Visits Selma on Anniversary of `Bloody Sunday'


February 27, 2000
• E-Business Targets Fast-Growing Latino Population
• New Technology Allows Doctors to Perform Virtual Surgery
• Is Negative Campaigning Effective?
• Justice Department Study Finds More Youths in Adult Prisons
• House Explosion Rocks Chicago Neighborhood
• Republican Governors Stand Firmly Behind Bush
• CNN20: Kuwait is Liberated
• Federal Lawsuit Examines if LAPD Could Have Done More to Save Bank Robber After Deadly Shootout
• Ric Edelman Talks About this Week on Wall Street
• Dow Tumbles While Interest Rate Fears Continue to Raise


February 20, 2000
• 'Innocent Spouse' Status Causes IRS Backlog
• KFOR Troops Secure Mitrovica After Weapons Search Turns to Protest
• Battleground in Republican Presidential Race Shifts to Michigan
• Shuttle Uses New Tools to Tackle Old Job
• Bill Bradley Hoping Washington State Gives Him a Boost
• Michigan Voters Gain Reputation for Being Independent-Minded


February 13, 2000
• Spate of Arrests of NFL Players Tarnishing League's Reputation
• Russia Battles National Health Crisis
• South Carolina Looms Large in GOP Presidential Race
• `Peanuts' Fans Mourn the Passing of Charles Schulz
• McCain and Bush Wage War of Words Leading up to S. Carolina Primary
• NEAR Spacecraft Nearing Rendezvous With Eros Asteroid
• CNN 20: Hubble Telescope Repair, February 13, 1997
• Sam Sheppard's Son Suing to Have His Father Declared Legally Innocent of Murder


February 06, 2000
• Hillary Clinton Makes it Official
• World of Fitness Goes High-Tech
• Hillary Clinton Declares Candidacy For U.S. Senate Seat From New York
• Silicon Valley Gold Rush Makes Recruiting Employees a Challenge
• McCain Moves to Capitalize On His New Hampshire Victory
• Russia Declares Victory in Grozny
• Russian Security Forces Surround Hijacked Afghan Plane
• First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Prepares to Announce Candidacy For New York Senate


January 30, 2000
• New Global Treaty Takes on Genetically Engineered Foods
• Rams Fans and Titans Fans Confident of Victory
• Elian Gonzalez's Grandmothers Return to Cuba
• Super Bowl Fans Begin Arriving at Georgia Dome
• Former POWs Stump for John McCain
• Grandmothers' Plane Lands in Cuba
• NASA OKs Tomorrow's Endeavour Launch
• Steve Forbes Discusses His Presidential Candidacy
• Polls Show Tightening Presidential Primary Race in New Hampshire


January 23, 2000
• Presidential Candidates of Campaign 2000 Get Set For Iowa Caucuses
• Some Congress Members Seek to Make Young Cuban Refugee Elian Gonzalez an American Citizen
• Medical Researches Investigate Potential of `Drug Holidays' in AIDS Treatment
• Winter Weather Creates Big Headaches For Georgia
• CNN 20: Fmr. South Korean Presidents Indicted, January 23, 1996
• Bill Bradley's Support Slipping in Iowa and New Hampshire; Forbes Hoping to Become Conservative Alternative to George W. Bush
• `Des Moines Register' Endorses Bradley, but Gore Maintains Lead in Iowa Polls
• Season Ticket Holders Sue NHL Player For Holding Out Due to Salary Demand
• New Documentary Looks at Unseen Victims of Vietnam War
• Wintry Weather Grips Southeast U.S.


January 16, 2000
• Winter Allergies Making Life Miserable For Some Folks
• Author Discusses Campaign 2000
• Confederate Flag in S. Carolina Becoming Hot Issue on Campaign Trail
• Rescue Worker Makes Big Wave Riding Safer for Surfers
• Bradley's Style Differentiates Him from Gore
• U.S.-Iran Soccer Match Under Way in California
• National Academy of Scientists Panel Concludes Earth Is Warming
• Death of Notorious Yugoslav Paramilitary Leader, Arkan, Leaves Mixed Reaction Across International Community
• Monument Being Built in D.C. to Honor Achievements of Martin Luther King Jr.


January 09, 2000
• Maternity Wards Overflowing With Millennium Babies
• Chechen Rebels Take Offensive Against Russian Military
• Gore Supporters Defend Vice President's Position on Gays in the Military
• President Clinton's Expected Announcement of Expanded Protection of Grand Canyon Fuels Debate Between Arizona Lawmakers and Environmentalists
• President Clinton Returns to Israeli-Syrian Peace Negotiations in West Virginia
• How Real is Threat of Cyberterrorism?
• U.S. Offers Negotiators Draft of Israeli-Syrian Peace Agreement
• U.S. Immigration Officials Believe Friday Deadline to Return Elian Gonzalez to His Father in Cuba Still Stands Despite Congressional Subpoena
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