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September 06, 2008
• Reporting on the Latest Storms; Election Continues in Earnest
• Tropical Storm Hanna; Preparing for Hurricane Ike
• Hanna Hits the Carolinas; Ike Looking to Enter the Gulf


August 30, 2008
• Hurricane Gustav Heading for Gulf Coast; Governor Sarah Palin: Can She Do the Job as Vice President?
• Hurricane Gustav Heads for the Gulf; McCain Chooses Palin


August 23, 2008
• Obama Chooses Joe Biden as Running Mate; Tropical Storm Fay Still Hammering Florida
• Obama Picks Joe Biden as Running Mate; Tropical Storm Fay Still Hammering Florida
• Obama Chooses Joe Biden as His Running Mate; Tropical Storm Fay Still Hurting Florida
• Biden Selected by Obama


August 16, 2008
• Wooing Evangelicals; Michael Phelps Earns His Seventh Gold; Tropical Storm Fay; Russia and Georgia Sign Peace Deal
• Madonna Turns 50; Talking with the Green Guru; Russia-Georgia Situation


August 09, 2008
• Day One of Olympics With an American Tourist Dead; Georgia Declaring State of War With Russia; What Caused Deadly Bus Accident in Texas?; John Edwards Admits Affair; Bernie Mac Dead at Age 50
• Two Tourists Attacked in Beijing: One Dead, One Injured; Fears of an All-Out War Between Russia and Georgia; John Edwards Admits Affair;


August 02, 2008
• Senator Barack Obama Speaks to Reporters in Cape Canaveral; John McCain's Energy Plans; Housing Rescue Bill Now Law, But What Does It Really Mean?
• An Update on Myanmar from the International Red Cross; Should Students Get Big Bucks to Get Good Grades?; Will Government Close Anthrax Killing Investigation Now That Main Suspect is Dead?; Possible Signs of Change Between U.S. and Iran?


July 26, 2008
• Senate in Session to Approve a Massive Housing Bill; Senator Barack Obama in London; Emergency Landing in the Philippines Caused By Nine-Foot Hole; Is the Economy Getting Better?
• Senator Barack Obama Wrapping Up Overseas Visit in London; Emergency Landing in the Philippines; 100 Days Left Until the Presidential Election; Senate Working On a Massive Housing Rescue Bill; Iraq Banned from Competing in Olympics: Government Fighting Decision


July 19, 2008
• Senator Barack Obama is in Afghanistan; Meeting in Switzerland Discusses Iran's Nuclear Program; Inside Myanmar: Is Aid Reaching Cyclone Victims?; How Do You Know If Your Bank is Failing?
• Senator Barack Obama is in Afghanistan; Recent Taliban Attack in Afghanistan the Deadliest During the Past Three Years; High-Level Meeting in Switzerland Concerning Iran's Nuclear Program; Inside Myanmar: Is Aid Getting to Cyclone Victims?


July 12, 2008
• IndyMac Goes Bust: What Does This Mean For You?; Myanmar Two Months After Deadly Cyclone; Tony Snow, Former White House Press Secretary Dies
• Former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow Dies at Age 53; IndyMac Goes Bust; More Information on Iran and Its Nuclear Missiles Firings; Iraq War Veterans Fighting a Different Fight in California


July 05, 2008
• Fourth of July Weekend; American Hostages Back from Colombia; The New Face of Homelessness; Party With a Purpose: The Essence Music Festival
• Fireworks and Tragedy; Essence Music Festival in New Orleans; 15 Hostages Rescued From Colombia


June 28, 2008
• Outbreak of Tumors in a Missouri Town; Violence in Zimbabwe on Election Day; Obama and Clinton Campaign Together; Building a Playground
• Rising Gas Prices Making People Unhappy with Congress; Obama and Clinton Campaigning Together; Markets and the Economy: What You Need to be Doing for Some Answers


June 21, 2008
• Midwest Flooding Disaster Continues; Wildfire in Northern California; June is Deadliest Month for Coalitions in Afghanistan; An Alleged Pregnancy Pact
• Midwest Flooding Continues; Wildfire in California; June is the Deadliest Month for Coalition Forces in Afghanistan; Barack Obama and Public Financing


June 14, 2008
• Remembering Tim Russert; Des Moines Struggling with Levee Breach; Massive Flooding in the Midwest
• Parts of Des Moines & Cedar Rapids Under Water; How Common is Tim Russert's Cause of Death?


June 07, 2008
• Price of Oil Soaring; Hillary Clinton Accepts Defeat to Unify Democratic Party; Racing for the Triple Crown
• Oil Prices Soar, Stocks Plummet: How Bad Is Our Economy?; Hillary Clinton Accepts Defeat


May 31, 2008
• Decision Day in Washington; Threat of Another Catastrophe in China; More Tornado Damage in the Midwest


May 24, 2008
• About 100 Tornadoes Recorded in Central Plains States; Central California Residents Flee Wildfire; Memorial Day Weekend: Remembering the Nation's Heroes; Ban Ki-moon Visits Myanmar and China; Hillary Clinton Explains Her Robert Kennedy Remarks
• Several Tornadoes Hit the Midwest; Turmoil Over Clinton's Comments About Bobby Kennedy; Memorial Day Weekend and the Price of Gas


May 17, 2008
• Chinese Refugees Flee Earthquake Area; Frustration Growing in Myanmar Over Aid Crisis; Were President Bush's Words Aimed at yes?; Search Continues for Survivors of China Earthquake
• Chinese Evacuated Due to Fears of a Massive Flood Caused by Earthquake; Search for Survivors Continues in China; President Bush in Egypt Trying to Get Saudis to Boost Oil Production


May 10, 2008
• Alabama Tornado Damage; More Severe Weather Expected in the South; Saving Money Grocery Shopping; Desperation in Myanmar; Jenna Bush Wedding
• Myanmar Aid difficulties; Candidates Soldier On; Tornadoes in Alabama; Men and Women Spending Differently


May 03, 2008
• Deadly Tornado Kills Seven, Maybe Eight People in Arkansas; Polls in Guam Closed: Who Did They Vote For?; How Foreclosures Affect Families
• Tornadoes Strike in Arkansas; Polls Just Closed in Guam: Who Did Voters Want?; Who Can Afford to Gamble in This Economy?


April 26, 2008
• Deadly Violence Rising in Chicago; Fatal Shark Attack Off the Coast of California Yesterday; Preparing for Indiana Primary on May 6th; Rally Expected Today to Protest Verdict in Sean Bell Case
• Getting Ready for Indiana Primary on May 6th; FBI Looking for Kidnapped Pilot; Worldwide Food Crisis; Fatal Shark Attack Off the Coast of California


April 19, 2008
• Pope Benedict XVI in New York City; Clinton and Obama Preparing for Pennsylvania Primary; Judge Rules in the Case of 416 Children from Texas Polygamist Compound


April 12, 2008
• Senate Comes Up with a Relief Plan for the Mortgage Crisis; Democrats Gearing Up for Pennsylvania Primary; Investigation Continues in Texas Raid of Polygamist Compound
• Investigation Continues of a Polygamist Sect in Texas; Cesar Laurean is in Custody in Mexico; Campaign Trail Heating Up for Pennsylvania Primary; American Airlines Canceled More Flights Today; Protesters Calling for an Olympics Boycott


April 05, 2008
• Texas Authorities Raid a Compound of the Church of Latter Day Saints; Zimbabwe's Opposition Party Asking United Nations for Help; President Bush Will Meet with President Putin; Clintons' Release Tax Returns
• Talking About the Economy; Race Crash


March 29, 2008
• White House Planning a Way to Stop the Next Financial Meltdown; Protecting Your Wallet; Fighting Continues Between Insurgents and Iraqi Security Officials; Democrats Busy Campaigning Before Pennsylvania Primary
• White House Planning a Financial Overhaul; Earth Hour: Several Cities Around the World Will Be Turning Off the Lights; Democrats Busy Campaigning for Pennsylvania Primary; Bush Economic Plan to Pare Regulatory Agencies; McCain Starts Tour to Generate Headlines


March 22, 2008
• Getting Fit for Spring and Summer; Weight Loss Success Stories; How to Stay Fit on the Road; Jorge Cruise Tells You How to Sculpt Your Abs
• What is the Government Doing to Prevent You from Getting Breached?; Flooding in the Midwest; Barack Obama's Up and Down Swing This Week; Spring Breakers Feeling the Pinch of the Economy


March 15, 2008
• Tornado in Atlanta Causes Destruction; The Race for Pennsylvania; Controversy About Race on the Campaign Trail; Violence in Tibet
• Atlanta Storm Damage


March 08, 2008
• Update on Investigations of the Shooting Deaths of Two College Students; Blizzards Possible in Some Areas of the Country; Possible Primaries in Florida and Michigan: But Who Will Pay?; America for Sale
• New Information on the Shooting Deaths of Two College Students; Pressure to Hold Primaries in Michigan and Florida, But Who Pays for Them?; Blizzard Warnings in Ohio


March 01, 2008
• Presidential Candidates Busy Campaigning Before Tuesday's Primaries; Roughing it Like a Royal; Getting Too Close to Sharks?; Ricin Mystery Deepens in Las Vegas
• Huckabee Remains Active; Obama and Clinton Vie for Votes


February 23, 2008
• Candidates Continue Campaigning; State of the Black Union; Credit Repair Scams
• Following the Campaigns; Bad Nanny; State of the Black Union; Oscar Preview; Eastern U.S. Hit by Major Snow Storm


February 16, 2008
• NIU Killer and His Victims; Veteran Abuse Detailed; Dangers of Credit Cards; President Bush in Africa; Students Set Up Memorials to Honor Shooting Victims
• NIU Shooting Details; Campaign News Without the Spin; Street Racing Deaths


February 09, 2008
• Polls Open in Louisiana and Other States; Missouri Town Copes With Aftermath of Shooting Spree; Four People Still Missing After Sugar Refinery Explosion; Parts of the South Try to Pick Up the Pieces After Deadly Tornadoes; Stolen Organs in New Delhi
• Missouri Town Trying to Cope with Deadly Shootings; What's Really Best for You to Eat?; Primaries and Caucuses Happening Today; Four People Still Missing in Sugar Refinery Blast


February 02, 2008
• Candidates Getting Ready for Super Tuesday; What Issues are Driving Students to the Polls?; Extreme Weather Creating Delays; Groundhog Day: Will We See More Winter Weather?; Rebel Fighters in Chad; Patriots Vs. Giants
• Rebel Fighting in Chad; Candidates and Voters Getting Ready for Super Tuesday; The Economy and Consumers; Extreme Weather Causing Delays


January 26, 2008
• South Carolina Polls Are Open; Republican Candidates Campaigning Hard in Florida; Has the Body of Stacy Peterson Been Found?; Controversial Plan to Motivate Students; Fire Yesterday in a Las Vegas Hotel
• Democrats in South Carolina; Republicans in Florida


January 19, 2008
• U.S. Marine Still on the Run; Are People in the Black Community Going to Vote One Way?; Voting in Nevada and South Carolina; Winter Chill Affecting Much of the U.S.; Interview with Mike Huckabee
• High Stakes in Las Vegas for Presidential Candidates; Voting in South Carolina; Winter Chill Across the U.S.; Sinking Economy


January 12, 2008
• Developments in the Disappearance of Pregnant Marine; O.J. Simpson Back in Las Vegas Jail; The Latest on the Campaign Trail
• Developments in Missing Pregnant Marine Case; Democratic Candidates in Nevada


January 05, 2008
• Getting Ready for the New Hampshire Primary; Severe Weather in California; Search for Missing Georgia Hiker Continues
• Extreme Weather on the West Coast; New Developments in Case of Missing Hiker; Getting Ready for the New Hampshire Primary


December 29, 2007
• Continuing Controversy Over How Benazir Bhutto Died; Ongoing Investigation of Tiger Attack; Campaign Trail Heating Up; Holiday Travel Delays
• Controversy Over the Death of Benazir Bhutto; Campaign Trail Heating Up; Ongoing Investigation in the Tiger Attack; Holiday Travel Delays


December 22, 2007
• Travel Delays in the Skies and on the Roads; No Rest on the Campaign Trail; Iraq Vet Gets Early Discharge to Help Grieving Family; People Still in Trailers After Hurricane Rita
• Busy on the Campaign Trail; Travel Delays This Holiday Season; Florida Principal Accused of Pornography


December 15, 2007
• Bad Weather in the Midwest and It's Heading East; Holiday Shopping; State of Emergency Ends in Pakistan; U.S. Dropped Objections to U.N. Plan to Curb Greenhouse Gases
• Bad Weather Heading to the Northeast; Ice in Oklahoma; U.S. Drops Objections to U.N. Plan to Curb Greenhouse Emissions; End of State of Emergency in Pakistan; Political Polls


December 08, 2007
• Oprah Joins Obama on Campaign Trail; CIA Admits Destruction of Interrogation Tapes; More on the Von Maur Shooter and His Suicide Note; Controversy Over "The Golden Compass"
• Oprah On The Campaign Trail With Barack Obama; President Bush Has A Plan To Help Americans Get Out Of Their Mortgage Crisis; More Information on the Attacker at the Omaha Mall; CIA Admits Destroying Tapes


December 01, 2007
• Details Emerge on New Hampshire Hostage Taker; Arrests Made in Sean Taylor Shooting; Concert for World AIDS Day; AIDS Quilt Visits College Campuses
• Arrests Made in Sean Taylor Murder; New Developments on Hostage Drama in New Hampshire; World AIDS Day; Plan to Fix Mortgage Crisis?


November 24, 2007
• Suspects in Natalee Holloway Disappearance Rearrested; Cruise Ship Sinks in Antarctica; Black Friday Shopping; Toys Still a Major Concern; Tasered Man Wants the World to See
• Train Derails in Baltimore; Fires in Malibu; New Developments in Natalee Holloway Case; Cruise Ship Sinks in Antarctica; Holiday Shopping Frenzy


November 17, 2007
• Destruction in Bangladesh; Traveling Over the Thanksgiving Holiday; Save Money and Keep Warm This Winter; Vaccinations or Jail Time
• Cyclone Devastates Bangladesh; Thanksgiving Holiday Travel Tips; Barry Bonds Indicted for Steroid Use; Maryland Requiring Inoculations for School Children


November 10, 2007
• Strikes on Broadway and in Hollywood; Wedgie-Proof Invention; State of Emergency in Pakistan Will be Lifted; Date Rape Drug in Children's Toys?
• Aqua Dots Ordered Off Store Shelves; Benazir Bhutto No Longer Under House Arrest; Broadway Strikes; Children Rescued From Burning House; Rebuilding After a Tornado


November 03, 2007
• Heavy Winds Expected for East Coast; Indonesian Volcano Erupting
• Musharraf Suspends Constitution; Details of Baby Grace Case; New England Storms


October 27, 2007
• Search for an Arsonist Who Started California Fires; Genarlow Wilson Out of Jail; NFL Going Global
• More News on the Southern California Fires; Blind Man Shoots Intruder; Those Who Are Forgotten in the Fire; Genarlow Wilson and Rapper T.I. Out of Jail


October 20, 2007
• Atlanta Imposes Water Restrictions; David Copperfield Under Investigation for Sexual Assault; Kids and Cold Medicine
• Tornado Strikes Town, Baby Survives; Bridge Day in West Virginia; Philadelphia Trying to Stop Violence


October 13, 2007
• General Criticizes Iraq War Effort; Extreme Drought in the Southeast U.S.; Hannah Montana Caught in a Public Relations Nightmare; U.S. Trying to Calm Tensions With Turkey
• Retired General Ricardo Sanchez Slams the Iraq War Plan; New Developments in Anna Nicole Smith's Death; Hannah Montana Fans Left Out in the Cold; U.S. Justice Department Investigating Boy's Death at Boot Camp


October 06, 2007
• Police Arrest Suspect in Philadelphia Shooting; Flies Bug Game; Marion Jones Pleads Guilty
• Police Pepper Sray Teenager; Armored Car Heist Suspect Arrested; IPod Explosion; Marion Jones Pleads Guilty


September 29, 2007
• New Developments in Child Rape Case; Preventing More Blackwater Incidents; How Much Damage Could Terrorists Do If They Launched a Cyber Attack?
• Child Sex Assault Tape; Lead Testing; Continuing Violence in Myanmar; Bombing in Afghanistan; What Does it Mean to be Latino?


September 22, 2007
• Federal Prosecutors Investigating Blackwater Actions in Iraq; Students Shot at Delaware State University; Jena Six Backlash
• Delaware State University Shootings; More Nooses Found; Mychal Bell Still in Jail; Zimbabwe's Economy Failing; Mattel Apologizes to China


September 15, 2007
• Conviction Overturned in High School Beating Case; O.J. Simpson a Suspect in Robbery Case; Burned Iraqi Victim Finding Hope in L.A.; Missing Girl's Parents Announce Ad Campaign
• Reversal for One of the Jena 6; O.J. Simpson a Suspect in Robbery Case; Good Grades and Video Games


September 08, 2007
• Luciano Pavarotti's Funeral Today; Bush's Remarks on New Osama Bin Laden Tape; How to Get the Joy Back at Your Job; Hot Pursuit in Texas
• Luciano Pavarotti's Funeral is Today; McCann's Now Suspects in Their Daughter's Disappearance; President Bush Remarks on New Bin Laden Tape; First Lady Laura Bush to Have Surgery


September 01, 2007
• Sex Scandal and the End of a Career; Mega Millions Jackpot; Presidential Plans for Mortgage Mess; Does the iPhone Live Up to Expectations?; Shark Diving
• Larry Craig Set to Resign from Senate; South Korean Hostages Freed; How Hard Does America Really Work?; Tropical Storm Felix; 10th Anniversary of Princess Diana's Death


August 25, 2007
• Flooding Hits Midwest
• Greek Wildfire; Michigan Flooding; Pit Bulls Seized


August 18, 2007
• Hurricane Dean Gathering Strength;
• Hurricane Dean Headed for Jamaica


August 11, 2007
• More News on the Utah Mine Collapse; Election Day in Sierra Leone; Possible Terror Threat Has Police Taking Action; How Safe Are America's Beaches' Water?
• Utah Mine Owner Briefs Reporters on Rescue Efforts; Possible Terror Threat in the Big Apple; Election Day in Sierra Leone


August 04, 2007
• Ongoing Recovery Operations in Minneapolis; X-Games Extreme; Houses Up for Auction in Las Vegas; Fatal Dog Attack; O.J. Simpson on the Open Mic
• Investigators Seek Cause of Minneapolis Bridge Collapse; Bush Set to Inspect Minneapolis Bridge Collapse>


July 28, 2007
• Dick Cheney in Surgery; Phoenix Air Crash; What is in Bottled Water?; Housing Market Troubles
• Two News Helicopters Collide in Phoenix; Vice President Cheney Undergoes Heart Procedure; Bottled Versus Tap


July 21, 2007
• Vice President Cheney in Charge While President Bush Undergoes a Colonoscopy; Counting Down to the CNN/YouTube Debate; South Carolina Primary Could Be Crucial; "Harry Potter" Released
• Presidential Candidates Campaign on Internet; Cheney Temporarily in Charge of the Country; Final "Harry Potter" Book Released; Toxic FEMA Trailers


July 14, 2007
• British Terror Investigation Continues; War Report Released
• Australia Charges UK Bombing Suspect


July 07, 2007
• U.S. Suffering from Extreme Heat in Many Areas; Live Earth Concerts Around the World; Lucky Day to Get Married
• Live Earth Concerts Around the World; Lucky Day to Get Married; Muslim Doctors in U.S. Denounce U.K. Bomb Plotters


June 30, 2007
• Terror Alert in London; Officials Urging American Public to be Vigilant, But Enjoy the Fourth; ATMs Changed Banking Industry Forever; Chinese Government Unhappy With the U.S. FDA
• London Increases Security in Wake of Car Bombs


June 23, 2007
• News Conference on Deadly Charleston Fire; New Appreciation for Firefighters; Operation Arrowhead Ripper; Hidden Hotel Fees; Attack of the Flying Fish
• New Offensive Is Underway in Iraq


June 16, 2007
• Mike Nifong on Trial; Emergency Government Being Formed by New Palestinian Prime Minister; Robert Gates in Iraq to See if U.S. Strategy is Working; Computer Glitch Mostly Fixed in Space Station
• Iraq Curfew Due to Be Lifted Today; Robert Gates Visiting Iraq; Space Shuttle "Atlantis" Has Been Mostly Repaired; Mike Nifong on Trial


June 09, 2007
• Bush Meets with Pope; Paris Hilton Back in Jail; Beef Recall; Possible Problems with "Atlantis" Space Shuttle; Tires Cause Disaster Off the Coast of Florida
• President Bush Meets with Pope Benedict XVI; Celebrity Justice; "Atlantis" Shuttle Damaged


June 02, 2007
• Man with Tuberculosis Speaks Out, and So Do His Friends; Democrats Face Off in New Debate in New Hampshire; Tropical Storm Barry; Protesters at G-8 Summit in Germany
• Tropical Storm Barry in Florida; Tuberculosis Patient Speaks Out; Democrats Holding Debate in New Hampshire


May 26, 2007
• Iraq War Supplemental Passes; Hillary & Obama Vote No; Search Still on for 2 Missing G.I.s; Warrior One in Ohio
• Cheney's Remarks at West Point; Warrior One in Ohio


May 19, 2007
• The Search Continues for Three Missing Soldiers in Iraq; Whale Rescue Continues; Violence in Baghdad; Hamas and Fatah Make a Deal; Treasure Found at Sea
• Drug Wars Across the Border; Risks in Food Supply; Fourth Victim in Iraq Ambush Identified


May 12, 2007
• Wildfires in Florida and California; Courtroom Battle; Gas Prices Reaching Record Levels; Deadly Clashes on the Streets of Pakistan; Graduation Weekend at Virginia Tech; Hapas Are the New Faces; Iraqis Hoping American Army Will Stay
• Battling Fires on Both Coasts; U.S. Military Looking for Three Missing Soldiers in Iraq;


May 05, 2007
• Tornado Devastates Kansas Town; Severe Weather in the Midwest; Kenya Airways Plane Crashes
• Tornado Devastates Kansas Town; Egypt Conference Wraps Up; Kenya Airways Plane Missing


April 28, 2007
• Failure in Iraq?; Fire in Oklahoma; Global Warming Impacting Housing Market; Flight of Fancy
• Accusations Against White House; Bush Official Resigns; New Video From Jessica Lynch Rescue; Beam Me Up Scotty, President Bush Expected To Veto Iraq Bill


April 21, 2007
• Johnson Space Center Killings; Cho Seung-Hui's Family Speaks Out; Royal Canine Recalling Pet Food; Fighting in Somalia; Alec Baldwin's Tirade; Family Safety Expert Talks About Virginia Tech
• Johnson Space Center Shootings; Cho Seung-Hui's Family Apologizes; More Memorials at Virginia Tech as Authorities Check Cho's Cell Phone Records; GOP Reps & Senators Souring on Attorney General Gonzales


April 14, 2007
• Missing White House E-mail; Royal Split; Human Growth Hormone; The Latest Violence in Iraq; Devastation in Texas.
• Severe Weather in Texas Causes Devastation; More Information on Taxes; Going Green; Who's to Blame: Imus or Rappers?


April 07, 2007
• Charges in Cruise Ship Accident; Questions About Pet Food Recall; Outrage Over Don Imus's Comments; Suicide Truck Bombing Kills 35 People in Ramadi
• The Life and Career of Monica Goodling; The Latest News About Global Warming; British Troops Tell Their Side; Gonzales Preps; Pet Food Recall Expands


March 31, 2007
• The Latest News on British Military Personnel Seized by Iran; War Funding Feud Between Congress and President Bush; Teen Serial Rapist in Phoenix; President Bush Visits Walter Reed Medical Center
• More Developments on the British Marines Captured by Iran; Father Returns Home from War; Foreign Terror Suspect David Hicks Convicted; Health of the Housing Economy; Lebanon's "American Idol"


March 24, 2007
• British Forces Seized; Politics of Health; Dangers of Night Patrol in Iraq; Poisoned Pet Food; Fighting Over the War in Iraq
• British Marines and Sailors Arrested by Iran; Poisoned Pet Food; Tornadoes in the Midwest; New Jersey Radio Shock Jocks Talk of Illegal Immigrants; Sex Slave Trade in Asia


March 17, 2007
• Donald Trump Attacks Bush Administration; Reporting from Baghdad; NYC Groom Shooting Indictments; Congress Wants to Talk to Presidential Aides about Fired Attorneys; Grand Jury Indicted Officers In NYC Shooting Death of Groom; Valerie Plame Wilson Speaks Out
• Insurgents Again Use Chlorine in Iraq Attacks; Further Fired Attorney Fallout; Heavy Weather Again Hits Northeast


March 10, 2007
• Palfrey, The 'DC Madam' Is Selling Her Little Black Book; Bush Refuse To Respond To Chavez's Taunts, Latin Americans Protesting His Tour; Sex Offender May Get Green License Plates in Ohio
• Bush Taunted on his Trip; FBI Gone Too Far?; Fatal Bus Crash; Tracking Predators; Bush in Uruguay, Anti-Bush Protests in Argentina; Iranian Official Disappears; D.C. Madam Threatens to Open Books


March 03, 2007
• Deadly Tornadoes; Deadly Bus Crash in Atlanta; President Bush Will Tour Tornado Damage
• Anguish in Alabama; President Bush Expected in Alabama to Survey Damage
• President Bush Arrives in Enterprise, Alabama, to Tour Tornado Damage; Interstate Tragedy for Baseball Team far From Home


February 24, 2007
• Major Snowstorm Predicted for Midwest; Eye on Iran; Obama vs. Clinton; CNN Reporter Robbed at Gunpoint in South Africa; Defiant Iran Claims Right To Nuclear Weapons
• More Severe Weather; Al Qaeda Training Video; Iran and the UN


February 17, 2007
• Horrific House Fire Near Pittsburgh; Surprise Visit to Baghdad by Condoleezza Rice; Prince Harry Reportedly Heading to Iraq; Suicide Attack in Pakistani Courtroom
• Secretary of State Rice Makes Unexpected Visit to Iraq; Iraq War Debate


February 10, 2007
• Senator Clinton to Host Town Hall Meeting in New Hampshire; U.S. Troops in Iraq Have New Boss; Severe Weather in New York
• As Much of 10 Feet of Snow in Parts of Upstate New York; Death of Anna Nicole Smith; Troubling Look at Who is Winning the Hearts and Minds of Iraqis


February 03, 2007
• Deadly Florida Storms; Britain Confirms Lethal H5N1 Bird Flu Strain on Turkey Farm in Suffolk
• People Trying to Clean Up Devastation in Florida
• Possibly Seven Tornadoes Hit Central Florida; Seventeen Killed in Storm; Search and Rescue Continues; Towns Try to Pick Up The Pieces


January 27, 2007
• Iraqi Army Takes A Stand Against Insurgents On Haifa Street; A Battle That Could Turn the Tide Of The War
• Iraqi Army Takes A Stand Against Insurgents On Haifa Street; A Battle That Could Turn the Tide Of The War; Politics of Protest; Chilly Reception for Gore Film; Remembering Apollo 1
• Suicide Bombings in Baghdad Market, Missile Defense System Tested Successfully, U.S. Troops Authorized to Engage Iranian Operatives in Iraq


January 20, 2007
• Sources Say Senator Clinton Will Make Announcement About Presidential Aspirations; Senator Sam Brownback Expected To Announce Candidacy For President
• President Bush Meeting With Top Deputies on Iraq War Plan, AP: Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to Take First Step in 2008 Presidential Bid Today, Climate Change Boosts Bipartisanship, New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum Imploded


January 13, 2007
• Two Missing Boys Found In Missouri; Potentially Paralyzing Winter Storm Across Nation's Mid-Section; Tough Questions Being Asked In Washington; District Attorney Mike Nifong Has Stepped Aside; Massive Firefight Occurs In Baghdad; Scorpion Stings Vermont Man on Commercial Plane
• Two Missing Boys Found In Missouri; News Conference Concerning Shawn Hornbeck; Ed Smart Interview


January 06, 2007
• Leading Democrats Oppose Troop Increase in Iraq; President Bush & Iraq; Soldier Hero
• Democrats No On Troop Surge In Iraq; Iraqi Prime Minister Presents A New Security Plan For Baghdad
• Interview with Jerry Anderson; YouTube Forced To Place Anti- Copyright Filters On Website


December 30, 2006
• Saddam Executed, Country Mourns President Ford
• Saddam Executed, Tornado Hits Texas


December 23, 2006
• Airline Travelers in Denver Getting Closer To Final Destination; Defense Secretary Gates Briefing President Bush And Other Top Administration Officials; Conflicting Reports On Death Of Top Taliban Leader; Queen Elizabeth II Available On Podcast
• Some Good News For Airline Travelers Stuck In Denver; 911 operator Takes Emergency Call From Son; D.C. Fights For Representation in Congress; Defense Secretary Gates Meeting With Bush At Camp David Today; PATH Train System More Vulnerable Than Believed


December 16, 2006
• Crews Hoping to Finally Find Missing Climbers; Millions Without Power after Storm in Northwest; Fidel Castro Spoke to Work Session of Cuban Assembly
• Children Sickened by Outbreak of Potentially Deadly Bacterium; Evan Bayh Changes Mind About Running; Fierce Storms Hit Northwest


December 09, 2006
• Deadly Shooting At Downtown Chicago Law Office; Man Accused Of Plotting To Set Off Explosives In Crowded Mall Friday Before Christmas; Vandal Cut Lock Sealing James Kim's Fate; Ethics Committee Found Willful Ignorance Among Some Republicans In Foley Case; Still No Power in Some Parts of Illinois; Trimming Trans Fats
• Man Arrested For Terror Plot; Congress Runs Into Late Night; How Trans Fat Affect The Body


December 02, 2006
• Polonium Poisoning Investigation Widens As Others Are Also Contaminated; Grim Situation In Philippines After Deadly Typhoon; Massive Cuban Party Without Guest of Honor; Saudi Arabian Surgeons Start Operation to Separate Iraqi Conjoined Twins
• Desperate Situation In Philippines After Deadly Typhoon; Castro's Birthday Celebration in Cuba


November 25, 2006
• Death Count Rising In Iraq; Violence Gives Bush's Talks Next Week With Iraq's Prime Minister New Sense Of Urgency; Vice President Dick Cheney To Meet With Saudi King Abdullah; Gifts For Sports Fans; Poisoning Mystery; British Troops Battle Taliban Militants; College Republicans at Boston University Create Scholarship for Whites Only
• Baghdad Struggles To Curb Violence With Strict Curfew; Sectarian Violence In Iraq Underscores Challenges Facing U.S. Pentagon Planners; Registered Travelers Program Saves Time; Healthy Holiday Tips


November 18, 2006
• Intense Hunt In Iraq For Missing Contractors; President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Participate In Economic Summit In Vietnam; Stars Head To TomKat Wedding; Woman Serving 15 Years In Prison For Sending Toxic Treats To Supreme Court
• Little-Known Shia Militia Claims To Have Five Kidnapped Contractors In Iraq; President Bush In Vietnam; Two New Gaming Consoles Hit The Market


November 11, 2006
• Leader Of Al Qaeda In Iraq Releases New Audiotape Talking About Fallout From Tuesday's Midterm Election; Republicans Still Reeling From Democratic Takeover of Congress; LAPD Investigating Beating; Inside Combat Hospital in Baghdad; Let the Games Begin; Fisher House Extends Helping Hand To Troops And Their Families; Veterans Day Celebrations
• With Democrats Heading Panels Investigations Are Expected; Veterans Day Remembrance and Celebration


November 04, 2006
• Prominent Evangelical Pastor Speaks Out About Shocking Allegations While His Accuser Faces Questions About Credibility; On Election Day All Eyes Are On Ohio; Iraq Prepares For Saddam Verdict; Iraq War Is Key This Election; "Borat" Interview
• President Bush Continuing Last '06 Campaign Push; Rev. Ted Haggard Now Admits Buying Drugs From Male Escort; Marketing Consultants Cater To Political Clients By Creating Political DNA


October 28, 2006
• California Fire Investigation Could Go Beyond Arson Probe To Include Murder Charges; October Is Fourth Deadliest Month Since Iraq War Started; New Questions About Administration Policy After Cheney's Controversial Torture Comment; President And First Lady Both On Campaign Trail Trying To Rally Republican Voters
• California Arson Case Reward Up To $500,000; Deadly Month For U.S. Troops In Iraq, Difficult Times Between Bush Administration And Iraqi Prime Minister


October 21, 2006
• President Bush Meeting With Top Generals Regarding Iraq; Dividing Iraq Into Autonomous States?; Ford Vs. Corker
• President Bush Huddling With National Security and Defense Teams to Discuss Situation in Iraq
• President Bush Holds Saturday Morning Discussion With Top Commanders


October 14, 2006
• U.N. Diplomats Meet To Consider Sanctions Against North Korea; Michelle Gardner-Quinn's Body Found in Gorge
• Florida Police Check Toll Booth Video For Leads In Murder Of Family Of Four On Florida Turnpike; United Nations Security Council Expected To Debate Sanctions For North Korea Today; Republican House Leaders Say They'll Kick Bob Ney Out Of Congress If He Does Not Resign This Month; British Troop Withdrawal From Iraq


October 07, 2006
• Some House Republicans Seeking Reelection Are Running For Cover, Demanding House Speaker Resign; Republican Senator Back From Iraq Says If Things Don't Get Better, U.S. May Have To Change Course; North Carolina Fire Essentially Out; North Korean Nuclear Test Could Come At Any Time; Five Years in Afghanistan
• Heading Home For Residents Evacuated When Fire Broke Out At North Carolina Hazardous Materials Plant; North Korean Nuclear Test Possible At Any Time


September 30, 2006
• House of Representatives To Investigate Messages Allegedly Sent From Former Congressman Mark Foley To Teenage Boy; U.S. Military Uncovered Suspected Al Qaeda Plot To Bomb Baghdad's Fortified Green Zone; Bob Woodward's New Book Takes On Bush Administration and Iraq; Another Taped Message From Al Qaeda Second in Command; Israel To Complete Troop Pullout From Southern Lebanon Tomorrow
• Congressman Mark Foley Resigns Over Alleged Explicit Message Sent To Teen Boy; Democrats Cautiously Optimistic About Regaining Majority In Congress; Bob Woodward's Latest Book Making Headlines


September 23, 2006
• American Officials Saying They Cannot Confirm French Report That Osama Bin Laden May Be Dead; Many In Iraq Expect More Violence During Ramadan; Serious Flooding in Kentucky; Popular Diets
• Severe Storms Tear Through Middle of U.S.; Woodring Search Expands Nationwide; Violence in Iraq During Ramadan; January Through August 2006 Saw Warmest Average Temperatures Ever Recorded; Name- Calling At U.N.; French Newspaper Reports Osama bin Laden May be Dead; Pope Reaches Out


September 16, 2006
• Vatican: Pope is 'Extremely Upset' His Comments Offended Muslims; E. Coli in Spinach; Fight for Afghanistan
• Pope Remarks Incite Fury, Protest in Muslim World; Coalition Forces Launch Massive Offensive in Afghanistan Against Taliban Forces
• E. coli Found in Bagged Spinach; Prisoner Interrogation Debate
• E. Coli in Spinach; The Pope & Islam; Modern Living; GOP Opposition to Bush Interrogation Proposal
• Pope's Remarks Stir Controversy in Muslim World; Comparison of Iraq and Afghanistan Wars


September 09, 2006
• Suspected Cop Killer Captured in Pennsylvania; NASA Prepares to Launch Space Shuttle Atlantis Today; One Mans Mission to Raise Awareness of Childhood Cancer
• Ralph "Buck" Phillips Is In Custody This Morning; Launch Of Atlantis Scheduled; Before Fifth Anniversary Of 9/11, Hunt Goes on for Osama bin Laden; ABC 9/11 Film Ignites A Controversy
• NASA Attempting to Launch Atlantis After Delays; Ralph "Buck" Phillips Taken Into Custody; Upcoming ABC Miniseries About 9/11 Drawing Sharp Criticism; People Don't Use Enough Fiber
• Suspected Cop Killer Captured in Pennsylvania; NASA Prepares to Launch Space Shuttle Atlantis Today; Flocabulary: A Nontraditional Approach to Classroom Learning; Schwarzenegger Apologizes For Offensive Remarks
• Tropical Storm Florence Heads Towards Bermuda; Space Shuttle Atlantis Has Taken Off; Ralph "Buck" Phillips Caught; Margaret Spellings Interview


September 02, 2006
• Ernesto Soaks Atlantic Coast; Hurricane John Hits Mexico; Kofi Annan Meets With Iranian Leadership
• Hurricane John Pounds Baja Peninsula; 14 Arrested In U.K. Sweep; NATO Plane Crashes In Southern Afghanistan
• Interview with Carolyn Jessop; Floods Continue To Cause Trouble In Atlantic States
• Nato Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; East Coast Still Feeling the Affects of Tropical Storm Ernesto; Hurricane John Strands Honeymooners in Cabo San Lucas; 16 Men Arrested in London As Terror Suspects; The Manhunt Continues For an Escaped Convict in New York State
• Storms Hit Both Sides of Country; Raman Discusses Latest on International Community's Efforts in Iran to Nuclear Enrichment
• NATO Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; East Coast Still Feeling the Affects of Tropical Storm Ernesto; 16 Men Arrested in London as Terror Suspects
• NATO Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; East Coast Still Feeling the Affects of Tropical Storm Ernesto; 16 Men Arrested in London as Terror Suspects
• NATO Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; East Coast Still Feeling the Affects of Tropical Storm Ernesto; 16 Men Arrested in London as Terror Suspects


August 26, 2006
• Sources in Gaza Report Encouraging Signs For Kidnapped Two FOX News Journalists; Sentimental Journey for Barack Obama; Pinedale, Wyoming Turning Into Energy Boom Town
• Experts Believe Tropical Storm Ernesto Will Grow To Hurricane And Move Into Gulf of Mexico; Ominous Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina Approaching; Louisiana Town Outraged After Alleged Racist Incident on Schoolbus; American Workers Ready For Football; Iran Announcing Today It Has Reached New Phase In Critical Nuclear Facility
• Iran Opens Heavy-Water Production Plant; Katrina: One Year Later; Ethnic Profiling Causing Problems
• President Bush Eager To Demonstrate He Remember People of Gulf Coast; Talks Still Underway to Free Fox News Hostages; Barack Obama in Kenya; Tropical Storm Ernesto Could Possibly Turn Into Hurricane; Sunni Hostage Released in Iraq; William Cohen Interview
• Tropical Storm Ernesto May Turn into Hurricane; One Year Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina; Justin Pearce Discusses his Documentary; Physical and Mental Scars in Lebanon and Israel


August 19, 2006
• Ramsey Case Suspect To Arrive In Los Angeles Tomorrow; Israel Raids Hezbollah Stronghold Deep in Lebanon
• Ramsey Suspect John Mark Karr Faces Deportation Tomorrow; Israel Launched Raid Today In Bekaa Valley To Stop Transfer of Weapons To Hezbollah; Violence Continues in Iraq
• Murder Suspect John Mark Karr Expected To Arrive in L.A. Tomorrow; Multinational Peacekeeping Force Assembling Slowly in South Lebanon
• Security Tight in Baghdad To Quell Violence During Shiite Pilgrimage; Three Coalition Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan; Jules Sylvester Discusses Handling Snakes
• Suspect In JonBenet Murder Case Will Return To U.S.; Israeli and Hezbollah Forces Tangled in Deadly Battle in Bekaa Valley;
• Details Emerge About Suspect in JonBenet Ramsey Killing; Peacekeeping French Troops Arrive in Lebanon; Background Checks For Teachers; "Snakes on a Plane" One of Summer's Most Anticipated Films
• John Mark Karr Will Be Flown to United States Tomorrow; Multinational Peacekeeping Force Gathering in Southern Lebanon


August 12, 2006
• Terror Plot Suspects Given Go Ahead: "Do Your Attacks Now"; Situation in U.S. Airports; Little Letup in Mideast Violence Despite Possible U.N. Resolution; George Mitchell Interview
• Passengers Get Used To No Liquids on Planes; Jamie Gold Wins World Series of Poker $12 million Grand Prize; Nasrallah Says When Israelis Stop Their Strikes, Hezbollah Will Stop Its Strikes
• Foiled Terrorist Plot to Blow Up U.S.-bound Planes; Presidential Radio Address; Middle East Crisis; Castro Walking, Talking and Being Briefed
• Airline Passengers Getting Used to New Restrictions; Marshall Brain Discusses Liquid Explosives; Lawyer for Terror Suspects Appalled By Their Treatment
• Lebanese Cabinet to Mull U.N. Cease-Fire; Israel Strikes Before Cabinet Takes Up Cease-Fire Sunday; Both Lebanon and Israel Are Expected to Approve Resolution
• Lebanese & Israel Cabinets Mull U.N. Cease-Fire Over Weekend; Fmr. DHS Official Discusses Airport Security
• Nasrallah: Hezbollah Shall Abide by U.N. Deal; Brits Release One Suspect in Terrorist Plot; Israel to Halt Fighting by Late Sunday/Early Monday


August 05, 2006
• Israel Beefs up Aerial and Ground Assaults on Lebanon; Tour de France Champ Landis Tests Positive in Second Doping Test
• Rockets Crisscross Israel-Lebanon Border; Israeli Forces Plow Deeper Into Lebanon; U.S. Diplomacy Picks Up in Lebanon; Second Positive Doping Test for Tour de France Champ Floyd Landis
• Israel Pushes Deep Into Lebanon To Root Out Hezbollah Fighters; Israel's Firepower Concentrated on Tyre; No Letup in Hezbollah's Ability to Fire Rockets into Israel; Second Doping Test for Tour de France Champ Floyd Landis Positive; Shooting Spree At Seattle Jewish Charity Reminder of Politics of Hate; Lebanon's Last Link With Syria Severed
• Israel Beefs up Aerial and Ground Assaults on Lebanon; Tour de France Champ Landis Test Positive in 2nd Doping Test; U.S., France Agree on U.N. Security Council Resolution
• U.N. Security Council To Get Resolution on Middle East Crisis; Syria Denies Link to Hezbollah; Floyd Landis Gets Second Positive in Tour de France Doping Scandal
• U.N. Security Council Scheduled to Meet to Discuss Plan to End Fighting in Middle East; Cyclist Landis Tests Positive for Elevated Testosterone Again; Mel Gibson DUI Arrest Update


July 29, 2006
• Condoleezza Rice Returns to Mideast Region Today; Interview with DNC Chairman Howard Dean; Most Dangerous Rockets So Far Fired Into Israel
• Air Raid Sirens Sounding in Haifa; One Killed, Many Wounded in Seattle Shooting; Floyd Landis Denies Doping Allegations
• Crisis in the Middle East; Jewish Center Shootings Rattle Seattle
• Rice Back to Israel to Meet with Prime Minister
• Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah Continues; American Muslim Goes on Shooting Rampage at Seattle Jewish Center


July 22, 2006
• Israeli Troops Making Incursions Inside Lebanon; Beirut Hospital Continues Operations in Midst of War
• Threat of Full-Scale Israeli Ground Invasion into Lebanon Looms; Lebanese Suburbs Turn into Ghost Towns
• Israel Hits TV Towers in Northern Lebanon; Reports of New Rocket Attacks in Haifa, Israel; Israeli Tanks Enter South Lebanon
• Israeli Tanks Roll into Southern Lebanon; American Evacuations Out of Lebanon Continue
• Israelis Move Tanks, Bulldozers, into Maroun al-Ras, Lebanon; Hezbollah Rockets Rain Down on Northern Israel
• Air Strikes Hit Lebanese Transmission Towers; Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to Travel to Middle East; Americans Continue to Evacuate Lebanon
• At Least Seven Air Raid Sirens Sounding Over Haifa; Psychological Toll of War is Huge; Nawar Sahili Interview; How Medical Care is Practiced in a War Zone
• Israeli bombs and rockets pound Southern Lebanon; Ronald Schlicher Interview; Americans Continue Leaving Lebanon; Doctors Can't Practice Medicine in a War Zone
• Gaza Militants Propose Midnight Cease Fire; Nawar Sahili Interview; Sirens Reverberate Around of Haifa; Doctors Work in Line of Fire in Middle East


July 15, 2006
• Crisis In The Middle East; Anniversary Of TWA Flight 800
• Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah Militants Intensifies; New Attacks by Israel Today in Southern Offensive; Bush and Putin Meet; State Department Tries To Get Americans in Lebanon to Safety; Bush Calls on Syria to Help End Mideast Crisis
• Israel Expands Attacks Against Hezbollah Militants in Lebanon; Presidents Bush and Putin Meet Face-to-Face; Advertisers Watching How We Watch Sports
• Israeli Airstrikes Continue; Escalation in Mideast Violence Affecting Start of G-8 Summit; State Department Working on Plans to Get Trapped Americans Out of Lebanon
• Middle East Crisis; Bush, Putin Meet


July 08, 2006
• Space Shuttle Discovery Crew Prepares for Space Walk; U.S. Navy Ship Deployed to Japan
• U.S. Dispatches Warship to Japan; Alleged New York Terror Plot Foiled; Palestinian Prime Minister Calls for Calm; Discovery Astronauts Prepare For Spacewalk; Fresh Start on Healthy Living
• New Jersey Approves Budget, Ends Government Shutdown; New U.S. Guided Missile Destroyer Deployed to Japan; Three People In Custody Over Foiled New York Terrorist Plot; Israeli Forces Open New Front in Gaza; World Cup Bad News For Wimbledon TV Ratings; Helping the Blind Read
• Terrorist Plots Against NYC Tunnels; Lady Pirates Basketball Team Comes Back from Katrina; Runner Goes Across Country for Hurricane Relief; Tryouts for Beyonce's Group
• New Warship Deployed to U.S. 7th Fleet in Japan; President Bush Stressing Multilateral Approach In Dealing With North Korea; Shuttle Discovery's Astronauts Walking in Space
• State-of-the-Art U.S. Destroyer Just Arrived in Japan; Chance of Real War with North Korea?; FBI Says Foiled New York Terrorist Plot Involved Martyrdom and Explosives; Astronauts from Discovery on Spacewalk; Israel Still Seeks Release of Soldier Held Hostage; Californian in al Qaeda Profiled; Best Hospitals in U.S.


July 01, 2006
• Chaos in the Streets of Baghdad Following Deadly Car Bombing; Two U.S. Soldiers Say Comrades in Iraq were Involved in Rape, Murder; Storm Clouds Chief Worry as NASA Prepares to Launch Discover; Floodwaters Receding in Northeast
• Waiting For Discovery Liftoff; Bomb in Baghdad Market Kills At Least 62; Arab Language Web Site Says New Tape Osama bin Laden on the Way
• Death Toll Rising in Iraq After Car Bombing in Popular Shiite Market; Discovery Set To Liftoff Today; Cleaning Up After Northeast Floods; Mortgage Rates Going Up; Study Shows Drunk Test Subjects Did Better Than Drivers on Cell Phones
• Countdown to Discovery Launch Continues; More Than 60 Dead In Baghdad After Car Bomb Tears Through Market; Allegations of Rape and Murder Against Two U.S. Soldiers In Iraq; Cleaning Up After the Floods; Shuttle Vernier Jet Not Working Properly; NASA Plans to Phase Out Shuttle Program by 2010; Two Global Leaders Going to Graceland
• Discovery Shuttle to Lift Off Today; Weeks Ago Two NASA Officials Recommended Against Launching; Moose Car Accidents Can Be Dangerous
• Reports on Expected Launch of Space Shuttle Discovery; Violence Continues in Iraq


June 24, 2006
• Debate Erupts Over Alleged Terror Cell in Miami; Bush Administration Defending Access to International Financial Records; Did Authorities Entrap Members of A Religious Sect?
• Authorities Say Alleged Terror Plot Suspects Had No Weapons, No Money; Kentucky's Army National Guard Will Deploy More Units To Iraq; Broken Heart Syndrome May Be Ultimate Link Between Body And Mind; TV Producer Aaron Spelling Dies; Men Stuck On Van In River; Oprah and Hip Hop Music
• Patsy Ramsey Dies; Reaction From Families of Miami-Based Group Accused of Plotting War on U.S. Government; Are Americans Safe?; 40 Soldiers Naturalized; Aaron Spelling Dies
• Terrorist Cell Preparing to Bomb Sears Tower or Inept, Disorganized Group of Big Talkers?; Transportation Secretary Norm Mineta Resigns; North Korea Test Launch Possibly Prepared; Gay Marriage Outside the U.S.
• Picture Emerging Of Seven Men Suspected Of Plotting Attack On Chicago's Sears Tower; Intelligence Analysts Poring Over Latest Videotaped Message From Al Qaeda's Number Two; Producer Aaron Spelling Dies; Miami Heat Win Championship; Homegrown Terrorists Growing Threat; How To Complain
• New Zawahiri Tape; Miami Terror Arrests; Patsy Ramsey Dies; North Korean Missile Test


June 17, 2006
• President Bush's Popularity Rating Gets a Boost; Homeland Security Says American Cities Not Prepared for Disaster; Men Visit Spas Just like Women; Update on Search for Two Soldiers Missing in Iraq
• Update on the Search for Two Soldiers Missing in Yesterday's Deadly Attack; Behind the Scenes of Blackwater USA; Food Allergies In Children
• Governments Says America Still Unprepared to Handle Emergencies; Hadith Marine's Lawyer Says No Crime, No Cover-Up; Tiger Woods Misses The Cut; Personal Information on the Internet
• Search Continues for Two Missing U.S. Soldiers In Iraq; Deadly String of Attacks in Baghdad; Hunt For Taliban in Afghanistan Continues; U.S. Open Update; Presidents Poll Numbers Go Up Slightly; State and Cities Not Ready for Big Disaster; Employers Look Online
• Search Continues for Missing Soldiers in Iraq; Bush's Poll Numbers Up Slightly; Inside Military Contractor Blackwater USA; New Documentary Chronicles America's Fascination With Crossword Puzzles
• Search Continues for Two Missing Soldiers in Iraq; Department of Homeland Security Concludes Majority of States Not Prepared For Emergency; Men Often Reluctant to See Doctors, Don't Know What Tests to Get;


June 10, 2006
• Not Much Left Of Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi's Safe House; Supreme Court To Decide Who Goes Where To School; Houston Couple Claims They've Been Abducted By Aliens
• Hamas Calls Off Truce After Israeli Attack; Remains Of Al- Zarqawi's Safe House; Summer Fitness Tips
• Hamas Militants Fired Rockets Overnight From Gaza Into Israel; Video Of Zarqawi's Safe House; White House E-mail About Hurricane Response Could Embarrass President Bush; Gardasil Is Controversial; Identity Theft Big Business For Criminals
• First Tropical Depression Of 2006; Internet Posting Suggests Insurgents' Resolve Not Weakened By Al-Zarqawi's Death; Remains Of Zarqawi Safe House; Dr. Kevin Ault Discusses New Cervical Cancer Vaccine; Bush Says Violence in Iraq May Escalate After Zarqawi Death; Albert Dotson discusses 100 Black Men Of America; Lauren Argo Discusses Her Art
• First Tropical Depression Of The Year; Hamas Calls Off Cease- Fire With Rocket Blasts Aimed At Israel; White House E-Mail After Katrina Could Prove Embarrassing To President Bush; Vegetable Oil As Fuel; Bush Warns Of Difficult Days Ahead In Iraq After Zarqawi Death; Reaction In Zarqawi's Hometown; World Cup Update; Restaurant Wants Customers To Order In English


June 03, 2006
• Gunmen Open Fire In Iraq, Killing One Russian Diplomat; Manhunt For Man Believed To Have Shot And Killed Seven Members Of One Family; New Yorkers Feeling Shortchanged With Homeland Security; U.S. Marines Accused Of Deliberately Killing Two Dozen Unarmed Civilians In Haditha
• Delays As Investigators Determine Whether U.S. Marines Massacred Innocent Iraqi Civilians; Search Is On For Suspect Who Killed Family Of Seven; Women Best Hope For American Win In This Year's French Open; Russian Diplomat Killed, Four Kidnapped In Iraq; Protect Your Valuable Assets; 17th Condoleezza Rice To Participate In Annual Susan G. Komen Race
• Manhunt Underway For Suspect Who Murdered Seven Members Of One Family; Delays In Investigation Of U.S. Marines' Involvement In Haditha Massacre; Russian Diplomat Killed In Baghdad, Four Kidnapped; Cities Prepare For Natural Disasters; U.S. Military Field Hospitals Helping Indonesian Earthquake Victims
• Canadian Police Hold Press Conference On Foiled Terror Plot; Russian Diplomat Killed, Four Kidnapped In Baghdad; Sheron Patterson Interview
• Toronto Terrorist Bomb Plot Thwarted; Manhunt Continues For Alleged Murderer Desmond Turner; Pet Evacuation Bill Gets Support And Opposition In The House; Violence Escalating in Afghanistan; President Bush Calling For Senate To Back Constitutional Amendment Banning Gay Marriage; Preventing Alligator Attacks


May 27, 2006
• Thousands Dead in Jakarta Earthquake; Bush to Speak at West Point Commencement; Legal Briefs: Furor on Capitol Hill Over Jefferson Search, Enron Guilty Verdict
• Earthquake In Indonesia Kills Thousands; Possible Unprovoked Murders Of Iraqi Civilians By U.S. Marines; Air Strikes In Southern Afghanistan Targeted Isolated Camp Thought To Train Taliban; What A New Parent Should Expect
• Powerful Earthquake Kills Thousands In Indonesia; Pentagon Documents Show Marines May Have Murdered Iraq Civilians; Sports Priced Out Of This World; Nearly 21 Million Americans Have Diabetes, Number Expected To Double In 25 Years; "N" Word Stirs Controversy
• More Than 2,900 Confirmed Dead In Indonesian Earthquake; How To Save Money On Gas; Attorney General And FBI Director Threatening To Quit If White House Orders Them To Give In
• Massive Earthquake Strikes Indonesia; A look at Medical Work on the Front Lines; Questions Deepen in Controversy Over Seized Documents.


May 20, 2006
• Mayoral Runoff Election Held in New Orleans Today; Assassination Attempt against Gaza's Chief Intelligence Officer; Iraq's Parliament Approves a Cabinet; The Business of Baseball
• Mayoral Runoff Election Held in New Orleans Today; Assassination Attempt against Gaza's Chief Intelligence Officer; A Look into the Government's Tracking of your Personal Transactions
• Mayoral Race Underway In New Orleans; Iraq Parliament Approves New Unity Government
• Voters Decide On New Orleans Leader To Help Rebuild After Hurricane Katrina; Renewed Fighting In Afghanistan Leaves U.S. Soldier Dead
• Five Killed In Kentucky Mine Explosion; Voters Head to the Polls in New Orleans; Oliver Thomas Interview; Chiquita Simms Interview; Iraq Establishes New Cabinet; "Da Vinci Code Reaction"
• New Orleans Holds Elections; Iraq's Parliament Approved New Cabinet Today; Religion Goes High-Tech; Vintage Plane Crashes; Summer Box Office Review


May 13, 2006
• President Bush Plans to Discuss Immigration Reform Monday Night; Medicare Drug Program Deadline Approaches
• Indonesian Villagers Flee From Threat of Mount Merapi; McCain Gives Commencement Speech at Falwell's University; Medicare Deadline Looming
• Bush to Discuss Border Security Monday Night; Indonesia on High Alert for Volcano Eruption; Contradictions in Reports of New Orleans' Hurricane Preparation Plans
• Bush to Address Immigration Issues in Monday's Speech; Indonesian Volcano Threatens to Erupt
• Bush Urges Senate to Approve Hayden Nomination; McCain Gives Commencement Address at Falwell's Stomping Grounds
• More DNA Tests Collected in Duke Rape Case
• Thousands Flee from Indonesian Volcano; Bush to Present Immigration Reform Plan


May 06, 2006
• Iraqis Cheer Downed British Chopper; Officials Say Michael Hayden to be Next CIA Chief
• Patrick Kennedy Getting Treated At Mayo Clinic; Hayden May Replace Goss; Atmosphere At Churchill Downs; Martin Anderson Suffocated; Saving Money By Keeping Your Home Energy Efficient; British Helicopter Crashes In Iraq's Second Largest City; U.S. Helicopter Crash In Afghanistan Kills 10 Soldiers
• After A Chopper Crash, Iraqis Cheered And Threw Stones At British Forces; John McLaughlin Interview; Young Boy Suffers From Rare Skin Disease; Patrick Kennedy Being Treated At Mayo Clinic
• British Chopper Crashed In Basra, Iraq; Porter Goss Replacement Has Emerged; Major Beverage Companies Agree To Stop Selling Non-Diet Sodas In Schools; Coroners Reports Conflict On Boy's Boot Camp Death; Kennedy Clan Misfortunes Documented; Kentucky Derby Trainer Survives Plane Crash; Internet "Leetspeak" Explained
• Porter Goss Leaving CIA; Plans For Dealing With Bird Flu; Photos Of Street Harassers On Internet; Internet Dangers To Young People
• Porter Goss' Replacement Possibly Picked; Patrick Kennedy At Mayo Clinic After Car Crash; President Bush Gives Commencement Address At Oklahoma State University; British Helicopter Crashes In Basra


April 29, 2006
• Limbaugh Booked on Drug Charge, Ending Three Year Probe
• Interview with Howard Dean; Limbaugh Booked on Drug Charges; Major Wind Damage in Parts of Texas
• Controversial "United 93" Opens; Texas Pelted by Heavy Storms; Mexico Set to Decriminalize Some Drug Use
• Limbaugh Strikes Deal with Drug Charges; Crooks Go High Tech to Steal ATM Numbers
• Texas Faces Tornado Warnings; Iraqi Soldiers Use Hip-Hop as Form of Expression; Bush Administration Too Closely Tied to Big Oil?
• Mexico Set to Legalize Some Drug Use; Texas Ravaged by Storms


April 22, 2006
• Gas Prices Become Political; Angry Protesters In Nepal Storm Toward Capital; Army Suicide Rates On The Rise; Steven Alicea Honored By "Teen People"
• Long-Delayed Process Of Forming New Government Underway In Iraq; Spiking Gas Prices; Four Canadian Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan; New Orleans' First Election Since Hurricane Katrina; Duke Rape Case Update
• High Gas Prices Raise Tensions; Polls Open In New Orleans; Analysis of NBC Playoffs; Top Intelligence Analyst Mary McCarthy Fired By CIA; Today Marks 36th Annual Earth Day
• Oil Hits Record High, Gas Prices Soar; Voters Go To Polls In New Orleans; High Gas Prices Could Spell Trouble For Republicans; U.S. And China Compete For Oil; Iraq Finally Has Prime Minister Designate; Robert Mann Interview
• Oil Prices Spike; New Orleans' Mayoral Elections Underway; Four Canadian Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan; Two Arrested In Alleged Terrorist Plot; President Pushes Energy Ideas; Environmentally- Friendly Technology


April 15, 2006
• Two Bodies Found In Milwaukee Pond; Body Believed To Be Jamie Rose Bolin Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Gay And Lesbian Parents To Attend White House Easter Egg Roll; Sports Technology Devices; Bad Driving Caught On Tape; David Latko Interview; Mumps Outbreak In Midwest; Danger In Falluja; Mihiri Tillakaratne And May Lan Dong Interview
• Bodies Of Missing Milwaukee Boys May Have Been Found; Jamie Rose Bolin's Body Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Barry Bonds Perjury Case; Dennis Frazier Interview; Gay And Lesbian Parents Join White House Easter Egg Roll; "South Park" Offends Religious Groups; Rape Allegations Leave Durham Divided; Crawfish Crawling Back To New Orleans, Great Economic Benefits
• Autopsies Being Conducted Today On Two Decomposed Bodies In Milwaukee; Body Of 10-year-old Oklahoma Girl Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Gay And Lesbian Parents To Make Presence Known At White House Easter Egg Roll; Bear Kills Girl; McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum; Midwest Experiences Hail Storm; Troops In Falluja Face Danger; James Swanson Interview; Reptilian Thriller On Web
• Oklahoma Girl's Body Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Bodies Of Two Boys Found In Milwaukee


April 08, 2006
• Severe Storms And Tornadoes Pummel Tennessee Valley
• Deadly Tornadoes Tear Through Tennessee, Georgia Leaving 11 Dead, Widespread Damage; Masters Golf Tournament Braces For Torrential Rains; Storm Weakens At It Approaches East Coast
• Severe Storms Sweep Southeast U.S.
• Storms Bring Death And Destruction To Southeast U.S.
• Severe Weather Sweeps South; Tennessee Hospital Running On Emergency Power Accepts Patients; FBI Investigation Into St. Bernard Parish Contracts; Hundreds Of Twisters Have Hit The Country; Rolling Stones In China


April 01, 2006
• Jill Carroll Arrives In Ramstein, Germany; Cynthia McKinney May Be Charged; Senators Debate Over Bush Censure; Teen Goes To Wal-Mart For Spring Break; Underwater Russian Entertainment
• Jill Carroll Happy To Be In Germany; Activists Taking Fight Over New Orleans' Mayoral Election To The Streets; Bruce Gordon Interview; Yoga Teaches Kids Valuable Life Lesson; Shannon Sullivan and Jordan Urbach Honored By "Teen People"
• After Being Held Captive For Almost Three Months, Jill Carroll Heads Home; Bill Clinton Speaks About Immigration Reform; September 11 911 Tapes Stir Painful Memories; Human Trafficking At The Border; Gustavo Arellano Interview; The Life Of Pope John Paul II
• Jill Carroll On Her Way Home This Weekend; Dispute Between Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney And Capitol Police; March And Rally To Protest New Orleans Elections; Russian Soyuz Capsule Docks on International Space Station; Immigration Debate Takes Center Stage at Cancun Summit; NCAA Final Four Preview
• Big March Today To Protest New Orleans' Mayoral Election; Former Hostage Jill Carroll Arrives In Germany After Being Freed In Iraq; President Bush Pushes Guest Worker Program; Sleeptracker Monitors Sleep Patterns; The Immigration Debate Continues; Duke University President Speaks Out About Rape Allegations Against Lacrosse Team; The World's First Hassidic Jewish Reggae Rapper


March 25, 2006
• Former Hostage Norman Kember Arrives In England; Opponents Of Illegal Immigration Crackdown Protest; Restaurant Owner Bets All On French Quarter Revival; Debra Lafave Double Standard
• Former Hostage Norman Kember Arrives In Britain; Russia May Have Tipped Off Iraq About U.S. Troop Movements Following Invasion; Motive Of Wife Who Shot Minister Husband Remains A Secret; Using Technology To Translate Languages; Close Office Relationships; Immigration Battle Promises To Be Fierce; Ambassador Khalilzad Helping To Form New Iraqi Government; Two Teens Honored For Work; Corporate America's Love Affair With Women's Basketball
• Former Hostage Norman Kember Is At His London Home After Four Months In Iraq; Khalilzad Confident Iraqi Government Will Be Formed; President Used Weekly Radio Address To Push His Proposals For Reform; More Plans For Immigration Changes; Woman Charged With Shooting Minister Husband In Tennessee; Tiger Woods' Father Battling Cancer
• Iraq Hostage Norman Kember Returns Home; Congress May Get Tough With Illegal Immigrants; Hope For Pregnant Women With Cancer; Afghan Who Faces Death For Converting To Christianity May Be Freed; Wangari Maathai Interview; $39 Experiment


March 18, 2006
• Mourners Pay Respects To Slobodan Milosevic; Calabasas, California Bans Smoking In All Public Places; Getting In Shape For Spring
• Mourners Big Farewell To Slobodan Milosevic; People In Child Pornography Ring; Betting On March Madness; Day Three Of Operation Swarmer; Brazilians Work To Declare Their Independence From Big Oil; Sinn Fein Leader Reportedly Detained In D.C.; "Teen People" Highlights 20 Teenagers Who Will Change The World; A Fitter Nation Could Begin At School
• Thousands Of Mourners Say Goodbye To Slobodan Milosevic; 60 Are In Custody From Operation Swarmer; New Credit Scoring System; Smallpox Drill At White House; College Kids Help New Orleans Over Spring Break; Evolution Gets Boost In Chicago
• White House Terror Drill With Focus On Smallpox; Fugitive Rapist Back Behind Bars In South Carolina; Day Three Of Operation Swarmer; Former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic Being Buried This Morning; Calabasas Smoking Ban; Protests Mark Third Anniversary Of Iraq War; Kurt And Franz Wisner Interview; U.S. Navy Has Returned Fire From Pirate Ships Off Somalia


March 11, 2006
• Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead In Jail Cell; President Bush And Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Discuss Defeating IEDs; Sporting Events Could Become Terror Targets
• American Hostage Tom Fox Found Dead In Iraq; Kidnapping In Iraq To Raise Money; Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead In Prison Cell; March Madness Begins; Fulton Courthouse Shootings One Year Later; Memorial Services Marks Second Anniversary Of Madrid Terrorist Attack
• Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead; Investigation Into American Hostage's Death Underway
• Body Of Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic Discovered In Jail Cell; Milosevic Was On Trial For War Crimes; U.S. Embassy In Iraq Investigating Death Of American Hostage Tom Fox; President Bush Reacts To Recent News; Revisiting The Atlanta Courthouse Shooting
• Live Coverage Of A Press Conference By Friends Of Tom Fox; Milosevic Dead In Jail Cell; Investigation Into U.S. Hostage Found Dead In Iraq; New Lie Detector Tracks Stomach; GOP Meeting To Scope Out Presidential Candidates; Problems With Razr Cell Phone


March 04, 2006
• President Bush Leaves Pakistan; Bomb Explodes In Downtown Baqubah; Randy "Duke" Cunningham Sentenced To Over Eight Years In Prison; Last Minute Spring Break Trips
• Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf Declares Democracy Will Prevail In His Nation; Popular Pakistani Politician Detained During Anti-Bush Protest; Anna Nicole Smith's Supreme Court Battle
• While Visiting Pakistan, Bush And Musharraf Discuss Major Issues; Hundreds Detained By Pakistani Authorities Trying To Curtail Protests Targeting President Bush; Man Released From Jail To Donate Kidney Still On The Loose; The Future Of Weather Protection For Homes; Teams Play Around The Globe In the World Baseball Classic; Arabi, Louisiana Still A Ghost Town Six Months After Hurricane Katrina; Counting Up Profanity In Movies Is A Real Job; Pentagon Funding Research To Test Brain Implants In Sharks
• President Bush Has Fun And Serious Discussions In Pakistan; Anti-American Protests In Pakistan; Bush's Stance On India's Nuclear Program Hypocritical To Some; BlackBerry Settlement Allows Service To Continue; Some Question Jon Stewart As Academy Awards Host; Randy Cunningham Gets Long Sentence For Accepting Bribes; Child Calls 911 But Doesn't Know Address; Debate That Negro League's Legacy Is Being Lost In Merchandising
• Talabani Assured U.S. Troops Will Stay In Iraq As Long As Needed; Security Tight For President Bush In Pakistan During Protests; Iditarod Race Begins; Funeral Today For College Student Who Was Raped And Killed; Arabi, Louisiana Still Virtually Untouched After Hurricane Katrina; Hollywood Beauty Secrets;


February 25, 2006
• Ricin Possibly Discovered In University Of Texas Dorm; Sounds Of Progress On The Biloxi Beachfront; Host Of The State Of The Black Union Symposium Unveils A Plan For The African-American Community; One Billion iTunes Downloaded
• Ricin Possibly Found In Texas Dorm; Still Picking Up The Pieces Along The Mississippi Gulf Coast; Zulu Dancers Help New Orleans Parade; Ports Deal On Hold; Nigerian Violence Send Oil Prices Up; Olympic Update; Gray Hair A Good Thing?; Shaun White Interview
• Unanswered Questions At University Of Texas After Ricin Scare; Al Qaeda Claim Responsibility For Saudi Oil Refinery Attack; More Deadly Attacks In Iraq As Some Fear Civil War; Tavis Smiley Addresses Concerns About Health, Housing And Economic Equality; Olympics Update; Mixed Feelings On Mardi Gras; Man Runs Cross U.S. For Charity
• A Ricin Scare At The University Of Texas, Austin; Al Qaeda Claims Responsibility For Attempted Suicide Car Bombings At Saudi Oil Facility; Gulf Coast Celebrates Mardi Gras While Recovering; Keeping Teenagers Safe From Online Sexual Predators; Wrong Way Driver


February 18, 2006
• Three Americans And A British Citizen Abducted In Nigeria; 1,800 Missing In Philippines Mudslide; Search And Rescue Effort Underway For U.S. Marine Helicopters That Crashed Off Djibouti; Storm Hitting Northeast U.S.; Sports Olympics; Jacobellis Crashed Out; Kathleen Koch Visits Hometown Devastated By Hurricane Katrina; Major Shift In Palestinian Leadership; Chertoff Answers Tough Questions On Capitol Hill; Stroke Not Just Man's Disease; Army Opens Its Doors To Those With Problematic Pasts; Record Powerball Jackpot
• New Saddam Audiotapes; First Mardi Gras Since Hurricane Katrina Hit New Orleans; Powerball Jackpot Biggest Ever
• Saddam Hussein On Audiotapes; Helicopter Crash Victims All Found; Olympics Update; Legal Questions About Cheney's Hunting Accident; Mardi Gras Begins; Powerball Biggest Lottery Jackpot Ever; Hamas Takes Power, Rejects Calls For Peace With Israel; Possible Women For President
• U.S. Troops In Philippines To Help After Deadly Mudslide; Newly-Released Audio Tapes Of Saddam Hussein; Biggest Lotto Jackpot In American History; Kathleen Koch Returns To Devastated Bay St. Louis; Key Players In The Katrina Aftermath Defend Themselves On Capitol Hill; New Orleans Celebrates First Mardi Gras After Hurricane Katrina; How To Spot A Liar;


February 11, 2006
• Ariel Sharon Out Of Emergency Surgery; British Muslims Protest Cartoons Depicted Prophet Mohammed; Iran's President Claims Right To Develop Nuclear Power For Peaceful Purposes; George H. W. Bush Says Criticism Of His Son At King's Funeral Was Ugly; Keeping Up An Exercise Routine; Babymoons Are New Trend
• Ariel Sharon Is Now Out Of Surgery; Brown Says He Did Everything Possible To Alert White House To Hurricane Katrina Impact; Woman Searches For Mother After Hurricane Katrina; Former President Bush Upset Over Criticism Aimed At His Son At Coretta Scott King's Funeral; Winter Games Underway In Torino; Iran's President Wants Nuclear Weapons For Peaceful Purposes; Sharon's Condition May Affect Peace Process In Middle East; Small Vermont Town Produces Many Olympians; Year Of Extreme Weather All Across The Globe; Super Bowl Versus Olympics Advertising; First Carnival In Alabama
• Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Out Of Emergency Surgery; Sharon's Health May Affect Mideast Peace; Olympics Update; Being Gay In The NFL; Brown Testimony On FEMA Response To Katrina; Litter Ordinance In Oakland; Winter Storm Coming To Northeast
• Ariel Sharon Had To Undergo Emergency Surgery This Morning; Muslims Demonstrate In Trafalgar Square; Hurricane Evacuee Learns Mother Is Dead; Flight Distance Records; FEMA Trailers In Empty Field; High-Tech Must-Haves


February 04, 2006
• Ferry Victims' Families Wait For News; Coretta Scott King Lies In Honor In Georgia Capital; Police Looking For Man Who Attacked Gay Bar Patrons; Iran Being Referred To U.N. Security Council; Investigations Into Iraq War Veteran Shooting Continue; Super Bowl Half Time
• Coretta Scott King To Lie In State At Georgia State House; Search Still On For Teen Who Attacked Inside Gay Bar; Man Finds Missing Wallet After 40 Years
• Coretta Scott King Lies In State In George Capitol Rotunda; Frustrated Families Await Word On Loved Ones In Ferry Disaster; Danish Embassy In Damascus Burns; Iran Referred To U.N. Security Council; Search Continues For Teen Who Assaulted Gay Bar Patrons; Upcoming Super Bowl Discussion; Joseph Lowery Interview
• Coretta Scott King First African-American Woman To Lie In State At Georgia Capitol; Joseph Lowery Interview; Iran To Stop Voluntary Inspections Of Nuclear Program; John McCain Discusses Iran; John Lewis Interview; 73 Die In Manila Stampede


January 28, 2006
• Hamas Leader Spells Out Intentions; Deadly Arctic Freeze; NFL Counts On Women; Violence Continues In Gaza; Hurricane Katrina Evacuees On Tight Deadline; Peace Workers On Videotape; Remembering Challenger; Child Abusers In Jail
• Fatah Member Protest In West Bank; Remembering Challenger; U.S. Ready For Tsunami?; R.V. Trend On The Rise
• Challenger Ceremony Underway; Thousands Of Palestinians Protest Hamas Win; Interview with John McCain; Wiretaps Legal Or Illegal?; Two FEMA Workers Arrested On Bribery Charges; President Bush Makes Stern Promises; In Davos, World Leaders Not Optimistic On Iran; Celebrities At World Economic Forum; Popularity Of Reality TV
• Hamas Victory Has World On Edge; Ceremony Honors Challenger Victims; Fatah Blame Leaders For Defeat In Palestinian Elections; Child Abusers Arrested; Controversial Kanye West; Improvements In Iraq; FEMA Employees Arrest On Bribery Charges; Advertising During The Super Bowl


January 21, 2006
• Miners Trapped Underground As Fire Spreads; Good News For Whale In Thames River; Residents Help Plan Louisiana Recovery; Jonathan Prince Still Running For Charity
• Rescuers Help Whale Stranded In River Thames; Most Valuable Football Franchises; More than 3,000 People Still Missing From Hurricane Katrina; Which Party Is Going To Clean Up Congress First?; Rescue Work For Trapped Miners Ongoing; Despite Osama Bin Laden's Threatening Audiotape, Threat Level Remains Unchanged; No Word On Jill Carroll's Fate;
• Search And Rescue For Miners Complicated By Fire; Whale Stranded In Thames Heading Out To Sea; FEMA Says Apartment Leases For Evacuees Should Continue; Bringing Back Art And Culture Of New Orleans; Stocks Fall, President Bush Touts Economic Bright Spots; No Change In Terror Alert Level After Osama Bin Laden Tape; Professor Thulani Davis Interview
• Fire Spreads In West Virginia Mine As Two Remain Trapped; No Word On Fate Of Jill Carroll; Whale On Barge, Heading Back Out To Sea; Bush Touts Economic Growth; Deadly Cold In Russia; New Orleans Gives Some People Seven Business Days To Retrieve Belongings Before Homes Torn Down; Nagin Discusses New Orleans; Loud Noise Takes Toll On Pilots' Hearing; Significance Of Two Al Qaeda Audiotapes


January 14, 2006
• Conflicted Reports On Whether Ayman al-Zawahiri Is Dead Or Not; Randal McCloy Remains In Coma; Democrats Threaten To Delay Alito Vote; "A Million Little Pieces" Back On Bestsellers List Thanks To Oprah; What Impact al-Zawahiri's Death May Have On War On Terror; Middle- Schooler On Life Support After Being Shot; Active Fire Season
• Ayman al-Zawahiri May Or May Not Be Dead; Publisher of "A Million Little Pieces Being Sued For Consumer Fraud;
• Conflicting Reports On Death Of Ayman al-Zawahiri; Boy Shot By SWAT Team On Life Support; Frustration Concerning New Orleans Rebuilding Plan; Bush Used Radio Message To Boast About Judge Samuel Alito; Why Stardust Mission Important; China Introduces Inexpensive Car
• Al-Zawahiri Dead Or Alive?; Florida Boy Shot By SWAT Officer Remains On Life Support; "A Million Little Pieces" Publisher To Be Sued For Fraud; Iran To Stay Course On Nuclear Program; Randal McCloy Remains In Coma; Coffee Benefits


January 07, 2006
• Sago Mine Recap; Ariel Sharon's Condition And Implications For The Middle East; Rose Bowl And Playoffs Analysis; Randal McCloy May Have Suffered Brain Damage; Sago Mine Investigation Starting; Keep New Year's Resolutions; Israelis Holding Vigil For Ariel Sharon; NSA May Not Have Had Legal Right To Spy On Americans; Year's Hot Jobs
• Randal McCloy Improving, Still In Critical Condition; Britain Closes Its Embassy In Jordan Due To Terrorist Threats; Israel Prays And Holds Vigils For Ariel Sharon; Computer Electronics Show Gadgets
• Ariel Sharon Undergoes Third Brain Scan, Still In Critical Condition; Funeral Services Tomorrow For Six Sago Mine Victims; Randal McCloy Improving; Interview with Senators Bayh and Bond; Simple Weight Loss
• Ariel Sharon News Conference; Updates On Randal McCloy; Fisherman Survive Boat Fire; Miscommunication In West Virginia Mining Disaster; New Electronic Gadgets


December 31, 2005
• World Prepares For New Year's Celebrations; President Bush Triest To Put Bad Year Behind Him
• Australia Celebrates New Year; Violence In Iraq Claims 7
• Firecrews in Texas, Oklahoma Contain Wildfires; Iraqi Baby Arrives In U.S. For Life-Saving Surgery
• Interview with NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly; A Look At Those Who Died in 2005
• Interview with David Cohen; Baby Noor to Get Second Chance with Surgery In Atlanta
• Countdowns Continue Across the Globe; Gifts for Soldiers; New Years Celebrations
• New Year's Celebrations; Unhappy Waiters; Farris Hassan's Journey; New Leak Investigation


December 24, 2005
• Communities Celebrate Christmas On Devastated Gulf Coast; Many People Doing Last-Minute Holiday Shopping; Military Man Gets Warm Homecoming; Controversy Over Wiretaps Continues; One Year After Tsunami, Recovery Continuing; "Left Behind" Series Wildly Popular
• Latest On Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit To Iraq; Bash Discusses Interview With Vice President Cheney About Bush Administration's Secret Domestic Spy Program; Tips On Shopping For Gadgets; Rumsfeld Speaks From Iraq
• Rumsfeld Speaks To Mosul Troops; FBI Monitoring Muslim-Related Sites For Weapon Materials Without Warrants; Claims FBI Has Also Been Conducting Surveillance On Activist Groups And Members; Heating Homes This Winter May Be Difficult
• Rumsfeld Speaks In Mosul; Cheney Believes He Got Big Issues Right In Iraq; Mark Marks Remembers Wife; American Soldiers Celebrate Christmas Overseas; Nelson Lebraun Interview; Post-Traumatic Stress Rampant After Tsunami; Jim Brickman Interview
• Controversy Surround Bush's Authority To Secretly Wiretap Americans; Man Videotapes Katrina's Wrath; Germany Releases Killer Of U.S. Navy Diver; Rebuilding Slow In Aceh; Governor Warner To Sign Order For New DNA Tests That Could Exonerate Executed Man; Another Bethlehem?


December 17, 2005
• Angry Protests at WTO Meeting In Hong Kong; U.S. Government Possibly Spying On U.S. Citizens Upsets Some; Interview With Author Darlene Mininni
• Protests Against World Trade Organization In Hong Kong; Controversy Over Revelation That President Bush OKed Spying On American Citizens; Superdome Worth Rebuilding?; What Happens After Iraq Ballots Are Counted Is Important
• WTO Meeting Protests In Hong Kong; Senate Patriot Act Proposals; Presidential Address Reaction; Is California Prepared For A Tsunami?; Chubby Zoo Penguins; Merry Christmas Campaign; Actor John Spencer Dies
• Police Cracking Down On WTO Protesters; Bush Makes Shocking Admissions; Inside the NSA; Who Could Be Next Iraqi Prime Minister; Tulane University Will Reopening; Robb Report Out With 21 Ultimate Gifts


December 10, 2005
• Midway Airport Crash Investigation Continues; Some Runways Too Short; Severe Weather In Northeast; Women Purchasing Power On The Rise; Kidnapped Egyptian Found Murdered
• More On Midway Airport Incident; Williams' Decision Tough For Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; Urban Sprawl A Big Concern; Congress Responds To BCS Controversy; Deadline Today For Hostages; Valerie Plame-Wilson Leaves CIA; Mohamed ElBaradei Wins Nobel Peace Prize; Merry Christmas Or Happy Holidays?; Simulation Of Bird Flu Pandemic
• Investigation Continues About Midway Airport Incident; Plane Catches Fire In Nigeria; Winter Storm In Northeast; Hostages In Iraq Face Deadline; Fights Between Houston Locals And Katrina Evacuees At School; Iran To Move Ahead With Uranium Enrichment; Kite Riot; Government Tests Bird Flu Preparedness; Good Holiday Technology Gifts; Gorillas Rate "King Kong"
• White Houses Attend Flu Simulation; Northeast Digs Out from Snow; Passenger Plane Crashes in Nigeria;


December 03, 2005
• New Orleans Facing Another Challenge; Avoid Holiday Debt; Animals Front And Center Online
• Leading Al Qaeda Member In Pakistan Captured; Psychologist Says He Can Tell When People Are Lying And How His Work Is Being Used In Homeland Security; Resident Allowed Back In Lower Ninth Ward; Reality TV Show Concerning Nursing Shortage; Epsilon Tracking Online; Face Transplant Raises Questions; Good Economy Hard Sell In Current Political Environment; Man Runs For Charity
• Al Qaeda Leader Reportedly Killed In Pakistan, Though No Body Recovered; Nagin Addresses Atlanta Evacuees; Eleven Iraqi Soldiers Killed; Allawi Wants To Run Iraq; Debate Over Tookie Williams' Execution
• Death Of A Senior al Qaeda Commander In Pakistan; Katrina Evacuees Prepare To Attend Town Hall Meeting With New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin; Debate Over "Tookie" Williams; Bodies Found May Be Those Of Murdered Kids; President Bush Wants Tougher Borders; Animals Rule Online


November 26, 2005
• Stores Have Big Sales; U.S. And Iraqis Kick Off Joint Operation; Cindy Sheehan In Crawford; Three Die On Thin Wisconsin Ice; U.S. Soldiers Face Punishment For Burning Bodies; Dead Bodies Into Diamonds; Betty Gives Back To Those In Poverty In Vietnam
• Beijing Earthquake Hits Rural Areas; Black Friday Competition; Athletes' Images Are Threatened By Controversies; Security Concerns May Further Delay Saddam Hussein's Trial; Promoting Literacy in Uganda; Operation Tigers Is Underway; Cindy Sheehan In Crawford; Child Volunteers
• Initial Indications Show Retail Success For Holidays; Saddam Hussein Trial May Be Delayed Over Security Concerns; Ice Accidents In Wisconsin Kill Three; Four Escape From Yakima County Jail; Cindy Sheehan Back In Crawford, Texas; Oakland Liquor Store Ruined By Men In Suits; Consumer Analyst Gives Holiday Shopping Tips; Holidays Can Give Plumbing Problems; CNN Volunteers Feed Hungry
• Holiday Shopping Chaos On Black Friday; U.S. And Iraqi Troops Kick Off Operation Tigers. J.K. Rowling's New Harry Potter Book A Sell-Out; New Games For The Christmas Season; Jose Padilla Charged With Terrorism; World's Ugliest Dog Dies


November 19, 2005
• Bush Refuses Early Withdrawal, Begins Three-Day Visit to China; Physician Downplays Fears Over Tamiflu Safety
• House Rejects Any Immediate Pullout from Iraq; Violence in Baghdad; Calmer Winds Help California Wildfire Situation
• Congress Controversy Over War in Iraq; Tropical Storm Gamma Nears Yucatan
• GOP Forces and Wins Vote on Keeping Troops in Iraq; New Orleans University Strikes Out On Plan for Reconstruction; Return of Students In January
• Bomber Attacks Funeral in Baghdad; Bush: No Early Withdrawal from Iraq; Katrina Victims Still Waiting for Insurance Payments; Children with Tourette's Live Difficult Lives
• FEMA to Stop Paying Hotel Bills for Hurricane Victims; FBI Unveils List of Top Ten Art Crimes
• More Politicians Criticize Bush Iraq Policy


November 12, 2005
• Latest On The Investigation Into The Suicide Bombings In Jordan; Secretary Of State Condoleezza Rice Makes Trip To Iraq; Latest Developments In Iraq; More Pirate Attacks; Higher Gas Prices Mean More Working From Home
• Al Qaeda In Iraq Responsible For Jordan Bombings; Consumers Wonder Why Fuel Prices High While Oil Company Profits Go Up; Future Of Terrell Owens
• Rice Expected To Add Jordan To Her itinerary; Disputes Over Details Of Al Qaeda Attack In Jordan; Bush Fights Back Against Critics Of His Iraq War Policy; New Energy May Help Reduce Gas Demand; Too Many Possible Flight Collisions On Runways; Legislators Trying to Boost Federal Telecommuting; New Videos Of North Korea Released; Armistice Day Riots Possible; Pirate Attacks Of Coast Of Somalia Becoming A Problem; New Bird Flu Developments In Thailand; American Teens Honored For Fighting Poverty;
• Kofi Annan Visits Baghdad; Increased Pirate Activity Off Coast Of Somalia; Author Craig Smith's Book Says Fuel Prices To Rise; Telecommuting Initiatives; Condoleezza Rice Popular; Counterfeit Goods In China


November 05, 2005
• Three Alleged Jihadists Arrested In Britain; Summit of the Americas Winds Down; Paris Riots Have Spread; Images Of Women In Hip Hop; An HIV Positive Runner Uses His Situation To Help Others; Death Row Inmate Escapes In Texas
• Search For Texas Death Row Inmate Continues; Operation Steel Curtain Launched In Iraq; Paris Riots Spread; Summit Of The Americas Winds Down; Cruise Line Off Somalia Attacked By Pirates
• France Tourists Warned Of Violence; Summit Of The Americas Winds Down; Operation Steel Curtain Launched In Iraq; Three Arrested Possible Terror Plot; Death Ro