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May 22, 2010
• More Than a Hundred Perish in Indian Plane Crash; Hawaii Special Election; Allegations Against Armstrong; A Golden Opportunity; Texas Textbook Controversy
• 159 Feared Dead, Eight Alive After Plane Crashes in India; Stock Experts See More Volatility Ahead; Europe Scrutinizes Google on Privacy


October 07, 2006
• Tension on Korean DMZ as K. Korean Prepares for Nuclear Test; Foley Scandal Plagues Republicans; Californian Gubernatorial Candidates to Debate


September 16, 2006
• Controversy Continues Over Pope's Remarks; Non-Aligned States Meet in Cuba With Strong Anti-American Sentiments; Monterey Jazz Festival Kicks Off
• E. Coli Outbreak Connected to Spinach From California; Standoff Between President Bush and Senate Republicans Continues Over Interrogation Procedures; Interview With Bonnie Raitt; Hurricane Lane Threatens Santa Barbara
• The Pope & Islam; Tainted Spinach Found Across U.S.; Legal Briefs; Lebanon's Recovery
• E. Coli Outbreaks Traced to California Food Company; Pope's Remarks Offend Muslims; Nonaligned Summit Meets in Havana, Cuba


September 09, 2006
• Suspected Cop Killer Buck Phillips in Court; Shuttle Atlantis Ready for Liftoff
• Space Shuttle Atlantis Succesfully Launches for International Space Station; Air Force Major is found in Kyrgyzstan; Chicago Tribune Reporter Released From Sudanese Jail; British Prime Minister Tony Blair Visits Israel to Push New Middle East Peace Ideas
• Space Shuttle Atlantis Lifts Off For International Space Station; British Prime Minister Tony Blair in Israel Working on Middle East Peace Process; Fugitive Ralph "Bucky" Phillips apprehended Last Night; Violence in Afghanistan Continues to Increase
• Escaped Inmate Ralph Phillips Arrested; Three Killed in Kirkuk Blast; Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch; "The Path to 9/11" Controversy Continues; Afghanistan Landmine Removal by Roots of Peace; NASA Press Conference; President Bush Makes Plans to Commemorate 9/11; How To Get What You Pay For


September 02, 2006
• New Movie Stirs Controversy; Al Qaeda Leader Urges Americans to Convert to Islam
• Robertson Discusses New Videotape From Ayman el-Zawahiri; Storms Batter Both Sides of Country; Feud Between Cruise and Shields Ends; Pentagon Reports Iraq is Getting Worse
• New Tape From Al Qaeda; Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields End Feud; New Terror Arrests in London; Tropical Storms Hit Both Sides of U.S.
• Robertson Discusses New Videotape From Ayman al-Zawahiri; Storms Hit Both Sides of The U.S.; Cruise and Shields End Feud; Inside Look at How Warren Jeffs Uses Welfare System
• Interview with Carolyn Jessop; Floods Continue To Cause Trouble In Atlantic States


August 26, 2006
• Tropical Storm Ernesto Growing in Strength; Ernesto Could Hit New Orleans; Crime Returns to New Orleans in Staggering Forms; Oprah's Promise; NASA Sets New Timetable for Atlantis Liftoff
• Report on Growing Strength of Tropical Storm Ernesto; One Year Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina; FDA approves Controversial Morning After Pill; Inside look at Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; Reporter Arrested in Sudan on Espionage Charges
• Ernesto Churns Through Caribbean; Katrina: Storm of a Lifetime; NASA Delays Atlantis Launch; Jason DeParle Interview; Update on Two Fox News Journalists Kidnapped in Gaza; Girl Missing For Eight Years is Found in Austria
• Atlantis Set for Liftoff Tomorrow; Dangers on Road to Democracy in Iraq; Tropical Storm Ernesto May Turn Into Hurricane; Kidnapped FOX News Journalists Update; Fight over John Karr Evidence; Chad's President ordered Foreign Oil Firms Out of Country; Spike Lee's Hurricane Katrina Documentary


August 19, 2006
• John Karr to be Deported From Thailand Sunday to Face Murder Charges in Ramsey Case; Israel Strikes Alleged Hezbollah Weapons Smugglers; Did John Mark Karr Murder JonBenet Ramsey; Mexican Serial Killer Arrested in Denver
• First Violation of U.N. Cease-Fire in Lebanon; New Evidence in JonBenet Ramsey Case?; Interview With Olympic Gold Medalist Carl Lewis; Veteran Job Search
• John Karr to be Deported Sunday After Confession in Jonbenet Ramsey Case; More French Troops Arrive in Lebanon as Violence Threatens; A Look at The Two Sides of Tehran; New Quit Smoking Pill With Fifty Percent Success
• Limited Fighting Breaks Out in Lebanon; John Karr to be Deported to The U.S. on Sunday; Snakes on a Plane
• John Mark Karr Coming to America Soon; Lebanon Threatening to Halt Troop Deployment After Raid; FBI Teaching Troops To Investigate Bombs
• 50 French Engineers Arrive In Lebanon; Lebanon Condemns Israeli Raid for Violation of U.N. Cease-Fire; Suspect in JonBenet Ramsey Murder to Arrive in U.S. Tomorrow; North Korea May Be Getting Ready to Test Nuclear Weapon; Cruise Ship Encounters Cuban Rafters
• John Mark Karr Awaits Deportation in Thailand; Question Remain About JonBenet Ramsey Case; Teaching Kids to Save; Politicians Make Appearances in Iowa


August 12, 2006
• Israel And Lebanon Indicate They Will Comply With U.N. Resolution to End Violence in The Middle East; Pakistan Looking for Militant Linked to Al Qaeda in U.K. Terror Plot; Major Delays at Heathrow Airport in Britain
• Both Israel And Lebanon Expected to Sign on to The U.N. Peace Resolution; Pakistan Looking For Militant Linked to Al Qaeda in U.K. Terror Plot; Interview With Israeli Ambassador Dan Gillerman
• Lebanon Signs on to U.N. Resolution; Israel Indicates it Will Accept Resolution as Well; What Health Questions Should You Answer Before Leaving For School; Dan Rivers Talks to a Lawyer For Terror Suspects
• U.N. Security Council Resolution Passes Unanimously; Both Israel and Lebanon Indicate They Will Accept the Resolution; Christiane Amanpour Goes Inside the Infatuation With Osama Bin Laden
• Trans-Atlantic Air terror Investigation Continues; Fighting Continues Between Israel and Hezbollah; Hezbollah Leader Grudgingly Accepting Security Council Draft Resolution; Phone Call Between President Bush and Lebanese Prime Minister Today
• Details on Airline Terror Plot; Coping With New Security Rules at Airports; Israeli Troops Pushing Deeper Into Southern Lebanon
• Learning More About Thwarted British Terror Plot; May Chidiac Interview; Bush Speaks with Siniora


August 05, 2006
• 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, But Lebanon Disagrees; Cuban Exiles in Miami Await Word on Fidel Castro, Two Serial Shooter Suspects Arrested in Phoenix
• Cuban Exiles Rally in the Streets of Miami, in Reaction to Fidel Castro's Illness and Possible Death; Lebanon Disagrees with U.N. Draft Resolution; White House Press Briefing Room Getting a Much Needed Makeover; Landis tests positive again
• 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
• Poll Reveals American Opinions on Current Events; U.S. Marine Possibly Connected to Killing of Iraq Civilians Sues Congressman Murtha; French Ambassador to U.N., Jean-Marc de la Sabliere, Holds Press Conference
• 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 Meeting to Draft Resolution; Israeli Defense Forces Press Conference; Missiles Launching in and out of Tyre; Missiles Striking Haifa; Arye Mekel Interview; Tour de France Winner Floyd Landis Fails Second Drug Test; No Public Appearances by Fidel or Raul Castro


July 29, 2006
• Violence Intensifies in Middle East; Secretary Rice Pushes for Possible Cease-Fire; Gunman Opens Fire at Jewish Center in Seattle; Dr. Gupta Goes Inside Front Line Israeli Hospital; Support For Hezbollah Continues to Grow in Lebanon
• Clashes Continue in Israel and Lebanon; Pakistani Man Kills One and Wounds Five at Jewish Center in Seattle; Mel Gibson Arrested for DUI; Heat Wave Breaks on West Coast
• Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah Continues; U.S. Secretary of State Returns to Middle East; American Muslim Goes on Shooting Rampage at Seattle Jewish Center; The Origin of the Katyusha; Background on Pictures of Condoleezza Rice
• Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah Continues; U.S. Secretary of State Returns to Middle East; American Muslim Goes on Shooting Rampage at Seattle Jewish Center; Hezbollah Attacks with New Missile; Nashrallah Issues Statement
• Condoleezza Rice to Meet with Israeli Prime Minister; Hezbollah Expands Arsenal; Jewish Organizations Increasing Security After Seattle Attack


July 22, 2006
• Israeli Troops Mass on Border with Lebanon; Condoleezza Rice Heads to Region; Bush says Road Map to Peace must Continue; Rice to focus resolving the crisis Israel's offensive against Hezbollah; Litani River Bottleneck as Civilians Evacuate; Mercy Corps in Beirut; Evacuating Americans
• Israeli Troops Mass at Lebanese Border; Casualties Increase on Both Sides; Doctors Struggle to Reach Patients In Lebanon; American Evacuees From Lebanon Begin to Return Home
• Israeli Troops Prepare for Possible Ground Invasion; Casualties Mount on Both Sides; An Inside Look at Hezbollah
• Israel Says Military Incursion is Only to Form Safe Zone at Border Between Itself and Lebanon; Hezbollah Has Launched Missiles into Northern Israel
• Americans Weighing In On Middle East Crisis and President Bush's Response; Israel's Pinpoint Operation has Widened in Lebanon; Some Supporters Don't Consider Hezbollah A Terrorist Organization; Potential Humanitarian Crisis
• Israel Insists Limited Incursion, Not Beginning Of Large-Scale Offensive; Injuries from Rocket Attacks in Israel; Mohammed Khalifeh Discusses Lebanon Humanitarian Crisis; Azi Israeli Discusses Israel Humanitarian Crisis
• Hezbollah is Launching Dozens of Rockets at Israel; Israeli Miltary Moves Across Lebanon Border in Limited Military Action; Lebanon Reports Hundreds of Civilians Killed and Wounded; First U.S. Marines in Beirut Since Bombing 23 Years Ago
• Condoleezza Rice Heads to Region; Israeli Tanks Crossing into Lebanon; Israeli Air Strikes on Beirut Television and Telecommunication Towers; Haifa Hospitals Attacked


July 15, 2006
• Israeli Operations Continue;
• Israeli Operations Continue
• Middle East Crisis Deepens
• Mideast Violence Continues; Bush-Putin Meeting


July 08, 2006
• Space Shuttle Discovery Crew Walks in Space; US Navy Ship Deployed to Japan; Terror Plot Aimed at New York's Transit System Foiled
• Report on U.S. Missile Defense; A Look Inside North Korea; Space Shuttle Astronauts Perform Six Hour Space Walk; Stress May Have Caused Ken Lay's Heart Attack
• U.S. Destroyer Docks in Japan; Astronauts Complete Space Walk; New Christian Video Game; Images From North Korea; Report From Sudan
• U.S. Envoy Addresses North Korean Missile Launches; FBI & DHS Claim Terror Plot Foiled; Photographer Risks Life to Take Pictures Inside North Korea; Michael Chertoff Discusses Terrorism
• Bush Relying on Diplomatic Pressure with North Korea; Astronauts take a Spacewalk; U.S. Deploys Missile Destroyer to Japan; Pope Benedict XVI visits Valencia, Spain; Tunnels in New York City Considered Terror Targets; Ismail Haniya calling for cease-fire in Gaza; Saving Money Exchanging Currency; Web An Invaluable Weapon for Would-Be Terrorists


July 01, 2006
• NASA Postpones Launch of Space Shuttle Discovery; Fallen Soldier Laid to Rest in Oregon; Marine Featured in "Fahrenheit 9/11" Killed in Iraq; Legislation to Get Rid of Pennies; D.C. Test For AIDS
• Space Shuttle Discovery Launch Delayed; Memorial Service for PFC Thomas Tucker; More Violence in Iraq; Watch Out For Moose; New Orleans Has More Water Problems
• Space Shuttle Discovery Launch Delayed; More Disturbing Allegations Against U.S. Troops in Iraq; Second Hand Smoke; A Vet's Challenge
• Space Shuttle Discovery Launch Questionable; Osama Bin Laden Releases Second Tape; Judge Throws Out John Couey Confession in Lunsford Case
• Weather Potential Hindrance for Discovery Launch; Weeks Ago, Two NASA Officials Recommended Against Launching Due To Possible Problems With Foam Flying Off External Fuel Tank; Osama bin Laden Delivers New Message
• Preparing for the Space Shuttle Discovery Launch
• Live Coverage Launch of Space Shuttle Discovery; Bomb Explodes in Crowded Sadr City Marketplace; Fallen Soldier Laid to Rest in Oregon; State of New Jersey Shuts Down Government


June 24, 2006
• Private Papers of Martin Luther King Jr. Saved; First Convention Since Katrina Comes to New Orleans; Family of Sears Tower Seven Claims Government Set Up
• Parents of Sears Tower Seven Claim Government Setup; New Cancer Thereapy Developed; Researchers Look to Insects to Model Robots
• Six of The Sears Tower Seven Arraigned in Miami; Violence Breaks Out Between German and English World Cup Fans; First Convention Since Katrina Comes to New Orleans
• U.S. Officials Will Monitor N. Korean Missile Test For Possible Threat to America; Current Legal Cases Debated; Miami Terror Arrests
• E. Pierce Marshall has Died; Aaron Spelling has Died Patsy Ramsey has Died; Homegrown Terrorists; Wildfire near Fort Garland, Colorado; Wildfire near Sedona, Arizona; Martin Luther King Jr.'s Documents Headed for Morehouse College; "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Opens to the Public; Man Accused of Killing his Wife and Wounding the judge surrendered; Privates First Class Kristian Manchaca and Thomas Tucker; The Film "The Road to Guantanamo"
• Planning for Retirement; Hurricanes and Global Warming; Miami Terror Arrests


June 17, 2006
• President Bush's Numbers Are Up, at Least When it Comes to Iraq; Identity Theft Made Easy
• Military Searches for Two Missing Soldiers; Lawyer for Marines Accused in Haditha Massacre Makes Their Defense
• New Terrorist Groups Not Linked to al Qaeda; New Terrorists Organizational Structures; Organ Extraction from Chinese Prisoners
• Bloody Day in Baghdad; President Bush's Poll Numbers Still Dismal
• Two U.S. Soldiers Gone Missing in Iraq; Man Arrested for Allegedly Allowing his Wife to Committ Suicide
• Insurgents Push Back at Iraqi Government; NASA Decides to Launch Discovery; Short Man Given Leniency in Nebraska
• Military Searching for Two Missing Soldiers; Violent Days in Baghdad
• One U.S. Soldier Dead, Two Missing After Attack in Iraq; Slight Bounce for Bush; Interview with Missing Soldier Matt Maupin's Mother; No Crime, No Cover-Up At Hadith According to Attorney; Money Saving Car Rental Tips; Cat Caught In Cement Lives


June 10, 2006
• Season't First Tropical Storm Aimed at Cuba; Michael Brown Refuses to be a Scapegoat for Katrina Mishaps; Employers Spying on Employees.
• Three Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Commit Suicide; A Look at the Place where Al Zarqawi was Killed; Protests Underway at Camp Pendleton in Support of Troops Under Investigation; First Tropical Storm of Season Could Strike Cuba; A Look at Osama Bin Laden's Before and After Life of Terror
• Protests Underway at Camp Pendleton in Support of Troops Under Investigation; First Tropical Storm of Season Could Strike Cuba; Trafficking of Women for Prostitution Rampant in Germany
• Three Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Take Their Own Lives
• Identity Theft Victim Speaks Out; Cervical Cancer Vaccine Creates Controversy; Classroom Robots May Be Able to Help Ill Children Attend Class
• Three Suicided at Guantanamo Bay; Controversy Surrounds Cerivical Cancer Vaccine; Protestors Rally in Support of U.S. Troops
• Experts Agree That Death of Zarqawi is a Very Minor Defeat for the Insurgency; Three Detainees Apparently Commit Suicide in Guantanamo Boy Prison.
• Tropical Storm Brewing in the Carribean; A Look at the Remains of Zarqawi's Safe House; Military Still Frustrated by Efforts to Find Bin Laden; Evidence Surfaces that the White House May Have Allowed Michael Brown to be it's Scapegoat
• First Tropical Depression Of Season Forms; Immigration Debate Heating Up For California Election; Summer Airline Tips; World Cup Update
• Season's First Tropical Depression; Zarqawi Hideout Obliterated; President Bush Vowing To Keep Pressure On Insurgents In Iraq; Father Of Marine Says Son Is Being Treated Like A Criminal; Craig Newmark Interview


June 03, 2006
• Canadian Police Foil Terror Plot, Arrest 17 People; The Hunt is on for Suspect in Indianapolis Murder of Seven Family Members; President Bush is Pushing Constitutional Amendment to Ban Same Sex Marriage; Risk of Adjustable Rate and Interest Only Mortgages
• Violence Continues in Iraq; Victims of Indonesian Earthquake Find it Hard to Survive; Horrors of Congo, Tales of Torture; South Floridians Facing Gator Anxiety
• Residents Gather to Mourn Murdered Families; Killings in Iraq Straining Relations; Terror Sweep in Toronto
• Americans are Changing the Way Organ Donations and Transplantations are Done; U.S. and Iran Were Allies in Nuclear Technology; Batwoman Comes out of the Closet in Comic Book
• Students Donate Eggs for Money; Canadian Terror Suspects May Have Had Contact With Terrorist Cells in America
• Alligator Anxiety in Florida; Organ Donor Died from Poor Medical Treatment; Great Pressure on U.S. Marines in Iraq
• Terror Sweep in Toronto; Suspected Murderer on the run in Indianapolis; Powerful Blast in Iraqi Market


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