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February 07, 2014
• Biden Can't Think of Reason Not to Run for President; Turkish Airliner Diverted After Bomb Threat; Putting an End to Child Sex Trafficking
• Nuland Apologizes; Turkish Airliner Diverted After Bomb Threat; January Jobs Report; Opening Ceremony's; Phone Call Recording Released


February 06, 2014
• King Children Sue Over Bible, Peace Prize; Global Rescue Helps U.S. Olympic Athletes' Security; Korean Family Reunions; Mexican Teacher Turned Meth Drug Lord
• Storm Kills Power; Toothpaste Bombs; Castaway Struggles with Health; Obama Addresses National Prayer Breakfast; Christie Travels to Texas for RGA


February 05, 2014
• U.S. Halts Drone Strikes in Pakistan; MLK, Jr.'s Heirs Fight Over His Bible, Nobel Prize; Stray Dogs Poisoned; Pope John Paul II's Notes Published
• Suspected Terror Mastermind Killed; U.S. Warships in Position; Tweeters Doubt Sochi Readiness; Storms Leave Resident without Power; Mexican Civilians Take Law Into Their Own Hands to Fight Back Against Drug Cartels


February 04, 2014
• Obama Touts Connected Program at MD Middle School; CNN Poll -- Christie Fades, Clinton Rises; Syrian Military Drops Barrel Bombs on Aleppo; Volcano Victims; Cancer Cases Surge; Saudi Man Loses Weight
• Trying to Bounce Back; Sochi Winter Games; Another Winter Storm Hits the Northeast; Knox Ex-Boyfriend Sollecito Proclaims Innocence, Fights Murder Charge; Castaway Says He Was Lost at Sea for 13 Months


February 03, 2014
• Christie Invited to CPAC; Yellen Sworn in as Head of Fed; Marriott Hotels Hacked; Castaway Claims to Have Drifted at Sea for More Than a Year; Olympic Hotels; Bruno Mars Steals the Show
• Black Widows; Heroin Use Increases; Another Winter Storm Hits Northeast; Sumatra Volcano Erupts


January 31, 2014
• Rodman Speaks to Cuomo from Rehab; U.S. Hacking Trial; Big Bucks for Ads
• Immigration Reform; Amanda Knox Found Guilty Again; Another Norovirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship


January 30, 2014
• Obama Speaks in Wisconsin; Officer Delivers Baby During Atlanta Snow-in; Deliberations for Amanda Knox; Stocks Bounce
• Drivers Still Fuming; Icy Gridlock; Good Samaritans Aid Stricken Motorists; Russia Arrests Alleged Volgograd Bombing Accomplices; Finnish Snow Expert Guarantees Snow in Sochi; Atlanta Olympics Security Director Addresses Sochi Concerns; Obama Speaks in Wisconsin


January 29, 2014
• Winter Apocalypse in Atlanta; Congressman Threatens Reporter; Obama Tour; Strangers Hunker Down
• Georgia Press Conference; Forecasters Blamed


January 28, 2014
• "Angry Birds" Used to Spy by NSA; Ukrainian Prime Minister and Cabinet Resigns; Obama Kept Word on Afghan War; Netanyahu Son Dating Non-Jewish Girl; Pope John Paul II's Blood Stolen
• Tight Security; Deep South Braces for Ice and Snow; Obama's State of the Union Address Tonight; British Reports Says Royal Bank Account Down to Last Million Pounds


January 27, 2014
• Obama To Deliver State of the Union Tomorrow; Iranians on Nuke Deal; Rome for Women; Australia's Shark Cull
• New Terror Warning; Wall Street Anxiety; Boeing Inspections; Hollande Split With Trierweiler Official; Baghdad Dangerous and Insecure With Car Bombings


January 24, 2014
• RNC to Hold Convention in June 2016; Atlanta Mayor Travels to Davos World Economic Forum; Ukraine Police Tell Protesters They Won't Be Prosecuted if They Clear Out Now; Ukraine Police Accused of Torture; Rat-infested Ghost Ship
• Pope to Visit U.S.; U.S. Athletes Warned; Snowden Extended Asylum; Iran's Leaders Say They Will Honor Nuke Deal; Dozens Feared Dead in Nursing Home Fire in Quebec; Explosions Rock Cairo


January 23, 2014
• Texas Executes Mexican National Despite Protests; RNC Day Two; Who Will French President Hollande Bring as First Lady to State Visit to U.S.?; Iraq Deaths; Mexicans Take up Arms
• Olympic Email Threat; Iran Nuclear Program; Ukraine Protests; Mayor Rob Ford -- At It Again; Texas Executes Mexican National Despite Protests


January 22, 2014
• RNC Meets; Oxfam -- 85 Richest People Control Same Wealth as Poorest 3 Billion; U.S. Ambassador Condemns Japan's Bottle-Nosed Dolphin Hunt; Shooting in Oklahoma; Toronto Mayor Back in the News
• Olympics and Terrorism; Storm Moving Out; CNN Crew Roughed Up; CNN Reporter Roughed Up by Chinese Officials; War of Words at Syrian Peace Conference


January 20, 2014
• Guadagno Fires Back at Zimmer; New MLK Recording Released; Iran Suspends Enrichment; Gay People Under Attack, Mystery Death in India
• Video Threat; Olympic Games; Bae Appeals to U.S.; Target Breach; Tech Analysts Make Security Recommendations; Persistent Death and Violence Shadow Everyday Iraqis


January 17, 2014
• Interview With Julian Assange; Obama Announces Proposed Surveillance Changes
• Obama Speaks About NSA Surveillance; Interview with Senator Rand Paul


January 16, 2014
• Iraqis Who Aided Americans Seek U.S. Asylum; Man-Eating Indian Tiger Kills Again; Christie Talks Sandy Recovery, Travels to Florida; Vatican Officials Face U.N. Committee on Child Sex-Abuse; Oscar Nominations; Dangerous Smog
• Obama's Speech; Brush Fire Out of Control in Southern California; Iraqis Who Aided Americans Seek U.S. Asylum


January 15, 2014
• With New Tech, NSA Can Hack Computers Not on Internet; Some Products Getting Less Expensive, Others More, in 2014; New Video of POW Bo Bergdahl; Apple Settles Over Apps Purchased by Kids Without Parents Permission; Apple Refunds App Purchases; Gay Activism Threatens Career; Hot Australian Open
• Bombings in Baghdad; Benghazi Probe; Israel Defense Chief Apologizes to Kerry; U.S. Announces Humanitarian Aid to Syria; New Video of Tarmac Death in Asiana Crash; NM Teacher Hailed as Hero for Talking Down School Shooter


January 14, 2014
• Allawi Not Surprised by Iraqi Violence; Kerry Visits Vatican; Matt Damon Helps Communities Through Water.org; Egyptians Vote; Harsh Words for Kerry; Titanic Theme Park
• Christie Annual Address; Christie's Popularity; Shooting at New Mexico Middle School; American Journalist Expelled From Russia; France's Hollande Questioned About Affair


January 13, 2014
• WV Lift Water Ban by Zones; Protests in Thailand; Some Marines Afraid Fallujah Falling to Terrorists; Lone Survivor Navy SEAL; Travel Alert; Golden Globes
• Wrong Airport; Iran Nuke Deal; Rodman Heads Home; Foreign Ministers Discuss Syria Crisis; Hollande's Wife Hospitalized After Reports He is Having an Affair; Chris Christie Investigated for Misuse of Sandy Funds; WV Governor Tomblin Says Water Ban Being Lifted by Zone


January 10, 2014
• India-U.S. Relationship Tested Over Diplomat Flap; Security Questions About Russia Ahead of Sochi Winter Olympics; Chinese Filmmaker Fined; Killing Elephants
• Job Growth Weaker; Gay Marriage in Utah; Bridge Documents Released; Chris Christie's "Bridgegate" -- Political Questions Remain; Fidel Castro Appears at Art Studio Opening; Schoolboy Sacrifices Himself to Foil Terrorist Bomber; India-U.S. Relationship Tested Over Diplomat Flap


January 09, 2014
• Coverage of Chris Christie Press Conference
• Chris Christie News Conference


January 08, 2014
• North Korea -- Secretive and Repressive; Sochi Olympics May Be Most Expensive in History; Navy Chopper Crashes Off Virginia Coast; Hunt for Poachers; Testing Cyber Attacks
• Rodman in North Korea; Former Defense Secretary Book; Air Force Helicopter Crashes Off England's Coast; Gabby Giffords Writes Op-Ed; Polar Weather Retreating; Former Miss Venezuela Murdered Outside Caracas; Navy Helicopter Crashes Off Virginia


January 07, 2014
• Rodman Defiant, Combative in North Korea; Amtrak Passengers Off Stuck Train; Atlanta Cold; Hunt for Poachers
• Coverage of President Obama's Press Conference; Unemployment Discussion; Rodman Defiant, Combative in North Korea


January 06, 2014
• Supreme Court Halts Gay Marriage in Utah; Obama Wants to Extend Emergency Unemployment Again; Liz Cheney Quits Senate Race; U.S. Pledges to Help Iraq Fight Al-Qaeda; U.S. Ponders How to Help Iraq; Fighting Elephant Poachers in Congo; Giant Waves Pound England's Coast
• Minneapolis Issues Rare Cold Warning; Polar Vortex Blamed; Rodman Takes Ex-NBA Players to North Korea; No Troops Going to Iraq; U.S. To Assist Iraq With Intelligence; U.S. Coast Guard To Help Antarctic-Trapped Ships; Media Reports About Kim Jong-un Feeding Uncle to Dogs Is Not True


January 03, 2014
• Snow Blankets Midwest, Northeast; Al Qaeda Linked Militants Could Take Over Two Iraqi Cities; Flights Canceled; Weed Marketed in Food and Drinks
• Boston Digs Out; Winter Storm Impact; Flight Delays; Weather Outlook; Possible WWII Bomb Explodes in Germany, Killing One; Putin Inspects Sochi Olympic Venues; Snow Blankets Midwest, Northeast; Chinese Ice Breaker Now Trapped in Antarctic Pack Ice


January 02, 2014
• South Sudan's President Declares State of Emergency; Freeze and Snow Projected for Northeast; "The Economist" Predicts 2014; Funeral for Transgender; Russians Do Squats for Metro Ride
• Massive Winter Storm hits Midwest; Snow Emergency Declared for Boston; Massive Nor'easter Headed for East Coast; Clemency for Snowden; Kerry Heads to Middle East; Fiat to Take Ownership of Chrysler; Passengers Rescued from Russian Ship in Antarctic; Freeze and Snow Projected for Northeast


January 01, 2014
• Zappos Tries No Bosses, No Managers; U.N. Urges End to South Sudan Violence; Palestinian Ambassador Killed in Explosion in Czech Republic; Formula One's Schumacher Critical But Stable; Marijuana Now Legal in Colorado; De Blasio Sworn In as NYC Mayor; New York's New Mayor; Silent Angels Watch Over Mexican City; Airport Security; Blast Rips Through Apartment Building
• New York's New Mayor; Minneapolis Blast; Kim Jong-un Speaks; Obamacare Coverage Begins; Supreme Court Delays Contraception Coverage Mandate; Pope Francis and the Year Ahead for the Catholic Church; De Blasio Sworn In; Kerry Travels to Middle East; Russian Ship Still Trapped; Zappo's Tries No Bosses, No Manager


December 31, 2013
• Top International Stories of 2013; Formula One Racer Still Critical; HHS Announces 2 Million Obamacare Enrollees; Legal Marijuana; New Year's Eve
• The World Welcomes the New Year; Dubai Set for Largest Fireworks Show; Weather Puts Ice Rescue on Hold; Russia's New Anti- Terrorism Efforts


December 30, 2013
• Second Terror Attack in Russia; NYT Claims Benghazi Attack Not Al-Qaeda Related; French Tax; Best Dressed Man
• Russia Terror Strikes; Formula 1 Champ in Critical Condition; Russian Ship Still Trapped in Antarctic Ice; Wintry Weather Blast for End of Year


December 27, 2013
• Call for Peace Talks in South Sudan; Friends of Kidnapped American Warren Weinstein Speak Out; Analysts Say Al Qaeda Stronger Than Year Before; International Winners and Losers Of 2013; Gay Ugandans Live in Fear; Piranha Swarm Attacks Swimmers
• Blast Kills Former Ambassador; Blizzard Stalls Icebreaker; NSA Phone Surveillance Legal; Weather Outlook; Egypt Rounds Up Muslim Brotherhood; Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood a Terrorist Organization; Delta Computer Glitch Sells Ultra-Cheap Tickets; Target Says PIN Numbers Were Hacked


December 26, 2013
• Ethiopian and Kenyan Heads of State Visit South Sudan; NYT Says U.S. Sending Missiles, Drones to Iraq to Fight al Qaeda Insurgents; Ice Breakers Head South to Free Research Ship Trapped in Antarctic Ice; China Relaxing Policy; Ice Storm Knocks Out Power; Royal Defining Moments
• Hostage Asks Obama to Make a Deal; Americans Held Captive Abroad; Shakeup in Turkey; Kim Jong-un Orders Combat Troops to Be Ready; Japan's Prime Minister Visits Shrine to War Dead; Boxing Day Sales Begin; Five Wounded by Bomb in Cairo; Clashes in Bangkok; Ethiopian and Kenyan Heads of State Visit South Sudan


December 25, 2013
• Pope Francis - A Man of Many Firsts; Catholics Celebrate Christmas; Pope Francis in 2014: What Will He Do?
• Christians Celebrate Christmas; Snowden Delivers Christmas Message to U.K.; Crews Race to Rescue Antarctic Ship; International News Looking Ahead 2014


December 24, 2013
• Spacewalk to Fix ISS Pump; Christina Aguilera Fights World Hunger; Uganda Passes Anti-Gay Law; Toys Donated on MMA Fight Night
• Pope's First Christmas as Catholic Leader; Risky Emergency Spacewalk Under Way; Hamas: Girl Killed in Israel Airstrike; Snowden Says He's "Won"; Russia Releases Prisoners; Storms Strand Brits; NORAD Tracks, Escorts Santa


December 23, 2013
• Cracker Barrel Reverses, Resumes Selling "Duck Dynasty" Merch; Skier Lindsey Vonn Suffers Another Olympic Setback; Punk Rock Band Pussy Riot Released from Russian Prison; Second Spacewalk to Repair Pump Canceled at ISS; U.S. Marines Moving to Africa; Elf on the Shelf Story; Healthcare Deadline Today
• U.N. Fears Civil War in South Sudan; South Korean Intelligence; Toronto Hit by Ice Storm; England and Scotland Pounded by Winter Storm; Sacco Sacked After Offensive AIDS Tweet; Cracker Barrel Reverses, Resumes Selling "Duck Dynasty" Merch


December 20, 2013
• Obama to Answer Questions; Spain Will Not Tolerate Privacy Invasion; Best Viral Videos of 2013
• India Wants Apology; North Korea Threatens Strike; Former Aids Found Not Guilty; GDP Grows; Mikhail Khodorkovsky Among Prisoners Granted Amnesty in Russia; Ceiling Collapses in London Theater; World Cup in Murder Capitol of the World


December 19, 2013
• Putin Addresses Controversies; Tornado Survivor Speaks; American Escapes from Bolivia; App Claims to Analyze Voice
• Rodman Visits Again; Uproar over Indian Diplomat Arrest; Royal Hacking; Recommending Changes to NSA


December 18, 2013
• How Long Will Fed Continue Q.E.?; Man's Hand Saved; Video of Humiliation; Doomsday Guru Meets his Doom
• Arrest of Indian Diplomat; Rodman Goes to North Korea; Americans Told to Leave South Sudan; Snowden Offers to Help Brazil; Lawmakers Leery of Vet Cuts in Budget Compromise; NSA-Concerned Tech Execs Detoured to Talk About Obamacare By President; How Long Will Fed Continue Q.E.?


December 17, 2013
• Obama, 43 Percent Approval; Chris Christie Leads in Iowa Poll; Compromise Budget Clears Senate Hurdle; Ukraine Signs Trade Deal With Russia Despite Protests; Real Santa Donates Toys; Pro Boxing in Cuba
• Obama Talks with Tech Bosses; FEC Computers Were At Risk; Afghanistan Helicopter Crash Kills Six U.S. Soldiers; Concerns About Possible North Korean Nuke Test; Robert Levinson Family Wants Meeting With FBI; Pope Celebrates His Birthday With Homeless; Pope Removes Conservative Cardinal From Committee


December 16, 2013
• Kim Jong-un's Aunt Still Alive; Rodman Going to North Korea to Train Basketball Team; Yank Barry, Evander Holyfield Help Syrian Refugees; After Gang Rape, Indian Laws Have Changed, Not Attitudes; Yemen Lawmakers Demand End to Drone Strikes; Pop Star Joins Ukraine Protests; Up Close with China's Pandas
• Free Shez Movement Takes Off; Refugee Children Face Polio Outbreak; Budget in Senate; Questions Remain About Mandela Memorial Interpreter; China Lands Rover on Moon


December 13, 2013
• Indian High Court Reinstates Anti-Homosexuality Law; U.N. Confirms Sarin Used in Syrian Gas Attacks; Winter Weather Threatens Syrian Refugees; Snow Falls on Cairo; Beyonce Releases Surprise; Prince Harry and Team Reach South Pole
• Family Execution in North Korea; Levinson was Undercover; New Jersey's Bill Baroni Resigns from Port Authority; Budget Bill Uncertain in Senate; U.S. Drone Kills Innocents in Yemeni Wedding; Toronto Mayor Ford Sued for Defamation


December 12, 2013
• House to Vote on Bipartisan Budget; More Factory Deaths in China for Apple; Aid Suspended to Rebels; Super-Secret Drone
• Bipartisan Budget Vote; Signer at Mandela Memorial; Pastor's Wife Fights for His Freedom; Families Hope Diplomatic Thaw Will Help Release Americans Imprisoned in Iran; FCC Debates Lifting Cell Phone Ban on Airplanes; EU Diplomat Catherine Ashton Says Ukraine to Sign Deal With E.U.; Flash Floods in Rio; Snow in Jerusalem


December 11, 2013
• Ryan and Murphy Agree on Budget Deal; Violence in Central African Republic; Uruguay Making Marijuana Legal; Tyson Banned from Britain
• Pope Francis Person of the Year; Asiana Crash Hearings; NYPD Says Kenya Mall Attack Done by Handful of People for Little Cost; Missing Nevada Family Now Safe and Warm; Cuban Elian Gonzalez Says Castro His "God"; Police Crackdown on Ukraine Protesters Unsuccessful


December 10, 2013
• Kerry to Testify on Iran Nuke Deal; Obama Speaks at Mandela Memorial; Violence in Central African Republic; Founder of PIP Sentenced
• Obama-Castro Handshake; Memorial for Mandela; U.S. Gospel Singer Performs at Nelson Mandela Memorial; Winter Ice Grips U.S.


December 09, 2013
• Personal Aide Recounts Last Visit With Mandela; Public Memorial for Mandela Tomorrow; Stuck for Days in Dallas; Flights Canceled; Ukraine Protests Growing; Tech Firms Talk Spying; American in "Arabs Got Talent"
• Day Four of Mourning Period; Obama and Bush to South Africa; Storm Felt Across Nation and Stalls Traffic; Riot at Brazil Soccer Match; Kim Jong-Un Removes Uncle from Power; Hagel Visits Pakistan; People Remember Nelson Mandela


December 06, 2013
• 2014 World Cup; Mandela's Star Power; Nelson Mandela, Dead at 95
• International Reaction to Mandela's Life and Death


December 05, 2013
• Lawson Ashamed of Cocaine Use, Denies Giving Permission to Assistants to Use Credit Cards; American Schoolteacher Killed in Benghazi; NSA Gathers Five Billion Cell Phone Calls Every Day; Chaos in Central African Republic; Cobalt-60 Truck Recovered in Mexico; Storm Crashes into Europe; Chinese Buying Property; American Star in Middle East
• American Teacher Killed; Pope Takes on Sex Abuse; U.S. Temperature Span; Police -- Ford Tried to Buy Back Crack Video; Florida Stranded Whales Are Gone; Two Passengers Now Suing Metro-North Over Derailment; Fast Food Workers Protest for Minimum Wage Increase; Lawson Testifies Ashamed of Cocaine Use


December 04, 2013
• E.U. Fines Banks in Anti-Trust Case; Survey Reveals Most and Least Corrupt Countries; Lawson Testifies, Admits Cocaine Use; Union Official Says Bronx Train Engineer "Probably Nodded Off"; Pope Was Nightclub Bouncer; NASA Plans Moon Garden
• Radioactive Substance Stolen; Japan Nuclear Plant; Rodman Heads Back to North Korea; Bolshoi Acid Victim Speaks Out; Obama Addresses Income Disparity, Inequality


December 03, 2013
• U.S. Sinks in Student Test Scores; Hong Kong Worried About Avian Flu; Violence Continues in Syria; Bolshoi Attackers Sentenced; Bolshoi Acid Attack; Uruguay President Wants to Legalize Marijuana
• Train Crash; Dylan Sued for Racism; Vote Fails to Topple Ukraine Government; Pope Discusses Clergy Sex Abuse; Biden Travels to Japan; White House Says Obamacare Website Running Smoothly; Minneapolis Rabbi Sues Northwest Airlines Over Frequent Flier Membership


December 02, 2013
• Feinstein, Rogers Say U.S. Not Safer From Terrorism; Obama Administration Says Healthcare.gov Working "Smoothly"; Millions Shop Cyber Monday; US Airways Passengers Told to Get Tested for TB; Investigators Say Glasgow Helicopter Crash Never Issued Distress Call; Biden Visits Japan, China; New Call to Free Americans in North Korea; Walker Car Crash; Weather Delays Prince Harry's Trek South
• Bronx Train Crash; Hacking Death Trial; Israeli Prime Minister Visits Pope; Ukraine Revolution?


November 29, 2013
• Hong Kong Ferry Crash; Syrian Children Scared by War; When Heaven Can't Wait; Black Friday Shopping Starts Holiday Season; Trial Begins for Men Accused of Killing British Soldier Lee Rigby; Church Leaders Protest Gay Ambassador to Dominican Republic; Drone Strike Kills Afghan Civilians; Improvised Bomb Explodes Outside U.S. Air Base in Japan
• Protests Planned at Walmarts; Millions Expected to Shop Today; Nigella Lawson's Divorce Battle; Bieber Sprays Graffiti; Comet ISON Survived; Tensions Rise in East China Sea; Black Friday Shopping Starts Holiday Season


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