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September 01, 2006

• Tropical Storm Ernesto; Virginia Under State of Emergency; Iran Plane Crash; Nuclear Deadline for Iran; Man Charged in University Van Crash
• Tropical Depression Ernesto, Hurricane John; Making the Top Ten

August 31, 2006

• Nuclear Deadline for Iran; President Bush Prepares for Speech; Tropical Storm Ernesto Updates; Tel Aviv Embassy Security Breach; Peacekeeping Force For Darfur?
• President Bush Speaks on War on Terror, Iraq War; Iran Brushes off U.N. Deadline

August 30, 2006

• Wildfires Rage in California; Polygamist Fugitive in Custody; Tropical Storm Ernesto Heads Towards Carolinas; Crisis in the Middle East

August 29, 2006

• Fugitive Polygamist Warren Jeffs Arrested Near Las Vegas; Back to Bay St. Louis; Ahmadinejad: Iran has Right to Peaceful Nuclear Program
• Hurricane Katrina: Remembering and Rebuilding; Fugitive Polygamist Warren Jeffs Arrested

August 28, 2006

• No Launch for Atlantis; Blast Hits Turkey Tourist District of Antalya; Investigators Study Comair Crash
• Tropical Storm Ernesto May Grow into Hurricane; Runway Confusion Blamed for Comair Crash; New Twists in Ramsey Murder Case; Blasts In Turkey

August 25, 2006

• Crisis in the Middle East; Ramsey Murder Case; Girl Held Captive; Kidnapped Journalists
• Levee Repairs in New Orleans; Minnesota Twisters; E.U. Foreign Ministers, Kofi Annan Discuss Peacekeeping Force in Lebanon

August 24, 2006

• Brain Drain a Problem for FBI; Military Families Deal with Extended Deployments; Austrian Girl Escapes Kidnapping After Eight Years
• Morning-After Pill Approved; Kidnapped Journalists in Gaza; House Intelligence Committee Report Warns of Iranian Threat
• Miami Airport Closed; Battle Of Baghdad; Kidnapped Journalists; Eye On Iran; Katrina: One Year Later

August 23, 2006

• Kidnapped FOX News Journalists; U.S. Plane Turned Back; Meeting the President
• Thought of Nuclear-Armed Iran Troubling Israeli Leaders; Katrina Recovery; In the Footsteps of bin Laden
• Kidnapped Journalists Appear on Tape; Katrina Survivor Meets with President Bush; Iran Nuclear Dispute

August 22, 2006

• Iran Responds; U.K. Terror Suspects; Ramsey Case Suspect; Saddam Hussein On Trial; The U.S. & Iran
• Iran Responds to U.N. Demand Concerning Nuclear Program; U.K. Terror Suspects; Ramsey Murder Case
• John Mark Karr Expected to Face Extradition Hearing in L.A.; Teacher Faces Controversy for Flag Burning; Bodies Found After Ukraine Air Crash

August 21, 2006

• Presidential News Conference; Iran Faces End-of-Month U.N. Deadline on Nuclear Plans; London Terror Plot
• Ramsey Case Suspect; Virginia Prisoner Escape; London Terror Plot; Karr Extradited to U.S.

August 18, 2006

• Flight Diverted to Italy Upon Discovery of Threat Note; A Look at the Background of John Mark Karr
• Update on Ramsey Murder Case; Italian Air Traffic Says British Plane With Suspected Bomb Lands in Southern Italy; Screening Teachers
• Ramsey Case Arrest; Who Is John Karr?; Judge Nixes Wiretaps; British Plane Diverted In Italy

August 17, 2006

• Arrest in JonBenet Ramsey Case
• Arrest in JonBenet Ramsey Case
• Arrest Made in Ramsey Case, Investigation Continues; Bomb Kills Police Patrol

August 16, 2006

• London Flight Diverted to Boston Due to Passenger Disturbance; Court Allows Young Cancer Patient to Forgo Chemo
• Flight Rerouted to Boston After Female Passenger Creates Disturbance
• Confrontation on United Airlines Flight

August 15, 2006

• Terror Laws; Airport Technology; Carry-On Checklist
• Crisis In The Middle East; Terror Plot Probe; Open Doors
• Displaced Lebanese Civilians Trying to Return Home; Further Clashes Between Israeli Military, Hezbollah; U.S.-Iran Tensions

August 14, 2006

• Ariel Sharon's Condition Deteriorates; Lebanese Civilians Returning to South Lebanon; Border Security
• Crisis In The Middle East; Target: USA; Ariel Sharon's Condition Worsens; Snow Hosts Press Conference

August 11, 2006

• U.S. Airlines Remain on Alert; Earthquake in Mexico
• Airline Terror Plot; Bojinka 2?; U.N. Security Council 'Very, Very Close' to Agreement on Mideast Conflict
• United Nations Meeting; Airline Terror Plot; The Suspects; Liquid Bombs; Travel Restrictions; Airline Tickets; Travel Delays
• London Terror Plot; Latest on Efforts to Find Peace in Middle East

August 10, 2006

• Authorities Report Foiled Terror Plot
• Terror Plot to Bring Down Planes
• Terror Plot Foiled

August 09, 2006

• Four Iraq Men Arrested in Kidnapping of Jill Carroll; Active Shelling Today Around Tyre, Lebanon; Israeli Security Cabinet Approves Wider Ground Operation
• Crisis in the Middle East; U.S. Ambassador to U.N. Conflict Discusses Mideast Conflict
• Hezbollah's Connections to Iran; Small Plane Crashes in Maryland
• Kidnapping Arrests; Crisis In The Middle East; Lieberman Loses; Gerri's Top Tips

August 08, 2006

• Draft Cease-fire Resolution Make Rounds at U.N.; Iraqi Forces Take Over More Duties in Iraq
• Israeli Warplanes and Artillery Guns Pound Suspected Hezbollah Positions South of Tyre; Crews Trying to Free Trapped Worker in Phoenix, Arizona; Katrina Anniversary Controversy
• Crisis in the Middle East; The Fight for Iraq; Gas Saving Scams
• Crisis In The Middle East; Construction Worker Trapped; BP Pipeline Problems; Battle For Survival

August 07, 2006

• President Bush Makes Remarks on Mideast Crisis
• Huge Explosions Being Heard in Lebanon; U.N. Proposal for Middle East
• Crisis in the Middle East

August 04, 2006

• Explosions in Tyre, Lebanon; Castro, the Man
• Israel Releases New Blitz on Lebanon's Roads, Bridges; U.N. Still Trying to Come up With Cease-Fire Agreement; Hunting Nasrallah
• Crisis Continues in Middle East; "Serial Shooter" Case in Phoenix; A Look Inside Hezbollah

August 03, 2006

• Senate Armed Services Committee Questions Top Military Brass; Motorcycle Bomb Kills at Least 10 in Baghdad; 100 Hezbollah Rockets Hit Northern Israel Today
• Extreme Heat Across U.S.; Senate Hearing on Iraq War; Cuban Exiles Speculate on Castro's Fate

August 02, 2006

• Intense Ground Operations Under Way in Southern Lebanon; Fidel Castro's Condition; New York City: The Baked Apple
• Crisis In The Middle East; Castro's Condition; House Explosion; Border Insecurity; Lessening The Pain Of Blackouts

August 01, 2006

• Fidel Castro Temporarily Turns Over Power to Brother; Fierce Fighting Just Across Lebanese Border; Heat & Air Quality Warnings in New York
• Bombings Across Iraq Leave More Than Three Dozen People Dead; Israel Expands Ground Offensive in Lebanon
• Castro Cedes Power; Crisis In The Middle East; Heat Wave; Arab Airwaves

July 31, 2006

• Bush Speaks in Florida; Lebanon Mourns Its Dead; Heaviest War Activity in Bint Jbeil
• Condoleezza Rice: 'Comprehensive Settlement' Could be Reached This Week on Middle East Conflict; Israeli Airstrike on Qana; Considerable Decrease of Rockets Fired by Hezbollah Into Israel
• Iraq's Vice President Criticizes Israel; Raw Grief in Southern Lebanon; Six Killed in New Orleans Over Weekend

July 28, 2006

• Crisis In The Middle East; U.N. Moves Observers; Tony Blair To White House; Flooding in Ohio; Hezbollah Fires Rocket Deeper into Israel
• Tour de France Winner Floyd Landis to Speak Regarding Doping Allegations; Hezbollah Says it Fires New Rockets, Strikes South of Haifa; Continued Pounding of Southern Lebanon
• Floyd Landis News Conference

July 27, 2006

• Tour de France Winner Floyd Landis Fails Drug Test; 10-Story Building in Tyre Struck; Rockets Continue to Fall in Northern Israel
• Crisis In The Middle East; The Fight For Iraq; Al Qaeda's Call; Bolton Confirmation; Tour de France Winner Tests Positive for Doping

July 26, 2006

• Relief Supplies Making Way to Lebanon; Mother and Adopted Baby Back War Zone; Power Outages Ending in U.S.
• Iraqi Prime Minister Addresses Congress
• Crisis In The Middle East; Congress & Iraq; Gas Tank Tips

July 25, 2006

• Crisis in the Middle East; Iraqi Prime Minister in U.S.; Inside Hezbollah; John Bolton Speaks at U.N.

July 24, 2006

• U.N. Discusses Middle East Crisis; Surviving a Rocket Attack
• Hezbollah Rockets Hit Near Haifa, Other Cities Today; Condoleezza Rice's Itinerary: Beirut, Israel, Rome; Israeli Helicopter Crash was Accident
• Rice In Beirut; Israeli Helicopter Crash; Syria Wants To Talk; Meeting With Lebanon; Fleeing Lebanon

July 21, 2006

• Thousands Evacuated from Lebanon; Secretary Rice to Visit Middle East on Sunday; Bolton Speaks at United Nations
• At Least 39 Injured in Latest Attacks in Haifa, Israel; Condoleezza Rice to Travel to Mideast Sunday
• Crisis In The Middle East; The Fight For Iraq; Viewer's E-Mail
• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Heading to Mideast Region Sunday; Evacuating Lebanon

July 20, 2006

• President Bush Addresses NAACP
• U.S. Marines Help Evacuate Americans From Lebanon; Israeli Ground Forces Battle Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon; Kofi Annan to Make Comments on Mideast Conflict
• Evacuees Arrive In U.S.; Marines In Beirut; Rice Visits U.N.; Israeli Ground Forces; Hezbollah In U.S.; Staying Cool For Less Tips
• Crisis in the Middle East

July 19, 2006

• Thousands Evacuating from Lebanon; Will Israeli-Hezbollah Clash Lead to Ground War?
• Hezbollah Rocket Attack Kills Three Civilians in Nazareth; Syria Accused of Smuggling Weapons to Hezbollah
• Crisis In The Middle East; Trapped In Beirut

July 18, 2006

• Diplomatic Efforts to Try to End Mideast Crisis Moving Forward; U.S. Military Moving a Number of Ships into Mideast Region
• Hezbollah Rockets Rain Down on Haifa; Iwo Jima Group to Help Evacuate Americans out of Lebanon
• Middle East Crisis Continues
• Evacuating To Cyprus; More Explosions In Haifa; Trail of Evacuees; Children In Lebanon; Stories Of Waiting Evacuees

July 17, 2006

• Evacuating Lebanon; Space Shuttle Discovery Lands
• Evacuating American Citizens From Lebanon; What Role Should U.S. Play in Mideast Conflict?; Warning Sirens Wail Across Haifa
• Crisis In The Middle East; Evacuating Americans; United Nations Discussions
• Evacuations From Lebanon Moving Ahead Full Steam; More Blistering Attacks in both Israel and Lebanon

July 14, 2006

• Israel Hits More Targets in Lebanon, Hezbollah Militants Firing Back; U.S. Ambassador to U.N. Discusses Mideast Crisis; California Wildfires
• CIA Leak Lawsuit; Crisis In The Middle East; Iraq Checkpoint Attack
• Tensions Build in Middle East
• Middle East Crisis Continues

July 13, 2006

• Escalating Conflict Between Israel, Hezbollah Militants in Lebanon
• Israel and Hezbollah Militants Stepping Up Attacks; President Bush Meets With German Chancellor Merkel; Ground Delays
• New Mideast Crisis; California Wildfire; Wildfires & Climate; U.N. Crisis Team To Middle East; Gerri's Mailbag
• Israeli Forces and Hezbollah Militants Ratcheting Up Their Attacks

July 12, 2006

• President Bush Hopes to Contain Two Possible Nuclear Threats With Diplomacy; A Fight Against the Flames in Southern California
• Big Dig Tunnel Death; Mideast Clashes; Train Terror in Mumbai
• Latest on Wildfires in California's Yucca Valley; Mood in Mumbai a Day After Bomb Blasts
• Mideast Clashes; Train Terror; Chicago Derailment; Rumsfeld In Iraq; Unwilling To Retire

July 11, 2006

• India Train Blasts; Tunnel Tragedy in Boston
• India Train Blasts; New Rules For Gitmo; Budget Deficit; Tunnel Tragedy; Gruesome Video
• The Associated Press Reporting at Least 100 Dead in India Train Blasts; New Rules, More Rights for Guantanamo Bay Terror Suspects; News Conference on Deadly Boston Tunnel Collapse

July 10, 2006

• Building Explosion on NYC's Upper East Side; U.S. Soldiers Charged With Unspeakable Crimes; Russia: Basayev Killed
• Building Explodes In Manhattan

July 07, 2006

• New York City Terror Plot Revealed; President Bush to Hold Press Conference in Chicago
• New York City Tunnel Plot; Midwest Tour; London: One Year Later
• President Bush Holds News Conference in Chicago

July 06, 2006

• North Korea Continues to Make Threats; New Jersey Budget Crisis: Day Six; Discovery Docks with International Space Station
• What's Next for North Korea?; London Bomber Message
• President Bush Meets With Canadian Prime Minister Harper; North Korea Nuclear Threat
• North Korea Threat; London Bomber Message; Coke And Dagger; Stressed And Your Heart; Lawn Care
• Mexico's Calderon Takes Lead in Elections; Space Shuttle Discovery Arrives at the International Space Station
• North Korea Continues to Make Threats; New Jersey Budget Crisis: Day Six; Discovery Docks with International Space Station

July 05, 2006

• Enron Founder Ken Lay Dead at 64; North Korean Threat; Missile Defense
• North Korea Launches Seven Missiles; Enron Founder Dies of Apparent Heart Attack

July 04, 2006

• President Bush Visits Soldiers at Fort Bragg; Space Shuttle Discovery Prepares for Today's Launch; Citizens Step In To Pay for Military Helmet Upgrades
• Shuttle Discovery Still on Target for Afternoon Liftoff; President Bush Pays July 4th Visit to Fort Bragg; Rape-Killing Charges
• Shuttle Discovery; Austin Pardoned; Iraq Violence

July 03, 2006

• Israel Rejects Palestinian Ultimatum; America's Scream Machines
• Possible Delay Again for Space Shuttle Discovery Launch; Spain Subway Derailment; Palestinians Issue Ultimatum for Israel
• Shuttle Foam Crack; Spain Subway Derailment; Nuclear Warning?; Bin Laden's Message; New Jersey State Shutdown; Iraq's Most Wanted; Mexico Elections
• Flaw in Shuttle Delays Launch; Veteran Arrested in Rape-Murder Investigation; D.C. Urges Residents to Get Checked for AIDS; Oregon Fires Sparked by Fireworks

June 30, 2006

• Larry King Interviews Star Jones Reynolds
• Judge Throws Out Confession in Jessica Lunsford Case; Iraq Killings Probe; Cleanups After the Floods; New Terror Tape from Osama bin Laden

June 29, 2006

• Terror Suspects Ruling by Supreme Court; Troubled Waters Across Northeast

June 28, 2006

• Flooding in Mid-Atlantic After Record Rains; Gaza Incursion; Supreme Court On Texas Redistricting; Brownsville, Texas, Remembers Kristian Menchaca
• Can Washington D.C. Handle a Manmade Disaster?; Interview With New York Governor George Pataki
• East Coast Flooding; Junk Vehicles Cluttering Streets of New Orleans; Gaza Incursion

June 27, 2006

• Explosion at Georgia Quality Inn; Rains Flood Mid-Atlantic; Paralyzed and Pregnant
• Explosion, Fire at Quality Inn in Bremen, Georgia; Flood Threat; Reports; Car Destroyed in Gaza City Explosion
• Explosion, Fire at Hotel in Bremen, Georgia; Fake Cops
• Deadly Building Collapse in Missouri; Abu Prisoner Release Part of Reconciliation Program

June 26, 2006

• Opening Statements in Andrea Yates' Retrial; Bush Speaks on Iraq Troop Withdrawal; Iraq Reconciliation Plan Offers Limited Amnesty
• East Coast Washout; Possible Troop Reduction; Iraq Amnesty; Tensions Brewing in Mideast
• East Coast Flooding; Troop Reduction; Supreme Court News; Flood Protection; Back To Business

June 23, 2006

• Press Briefing on Miami Terror Indictments
• How Safe Are We?; Darren Mack Captured; Terror Financing
• Seven Americans Indicted for Terror Plot
• Miami Terror Indictment
• Seven Arrested in Miami for Alleged Terror Plan; FBI Director Speaks; Chicago Office of Emergency Management Holds Briefing on Sears Tower Plot
• CNN Security Watch: Miami Terror Indictment

June 22, 2006

• Troops Charged; Awaiting Tally on Vote From Troop Withdrawal From Iraq; Medical Mystery
• Iraq Troop Reductions; Safe in Cyberspace
• Iraq Troop Reductions; Troops Charges; Iraq Troops Vote; President Bush In Hungary; Crash In Los Angeles; Western Wildfires; Out of ARMs Way
• Senate Poised to Vote on Two Proposals for U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Iraq; Bush Commemorates Hungarian Uprising

June 21, 2006

• Lead Lawyer for Saddam Killed in Baghdad; Democrats Divided Over Iraq Withdrawal; Fake I.D. Operation Busted
• Prison Shooting; President Bush In Europe; Colorado Fires; Iraq Deployments; Western Wildfires; Keeping Cool
• Fleeing Ramadi; Hamdaniya Probe; The Changing Episcopal Church
• Saddam Hussein Attorney Murdered; Cousin of Slain Soldier Shares Thoughts; Firefighters Battle Blaze in Arizona; U.S. Prepared to Monitor North Korean Missile Test; Senate Dems to Propose Two Plans for Iraq

June 20, 2006

• Bodies Found; New Orleans Crime; Terrors In The Night; Rather Leaving CBS; Bodies Found
• U.S. Military Officials Now Saying They Believe They've Found Remains of Two of Their Own; David Safavian, Former Bush Administration Official, Convicted in Federal Court on Four of Five Charges
• DNA Tests Planned for Two Bodies Found in Iraq; New Documentary About Illegal Immigration Generating Some Buzz
• Bodies of Two Missing Soldiers Believed Found; Millions of Refugees Urged Not to Lose Hope

June 19, 2006

• Search On For Missing Soldiers; Torrential Rains Cause Flooding in Southeast Texas; NYC Subway Terror Plot Revealed; Protecting Against Identity Theft

June 16, 2006

• Democrats Vote to Take Louisiana Congressman William Jefferson Off of House Ways and Means Committee; Motorcycle Safety
• House Votes on War Resolution; Afghanistan: Edge of Danger
• Mosque Bombing; War On The Hill Over Iraq Timetable; Gates' New Venture; Looking Into Possible Haditha Cover-Ups

June 15, 2006

• Debate Over Troop Departure in Iraq; Girls on the Run; Tiger Woods Opens Up
• New Terror Chief?; Hunting the Taliban; Cher-Ing Her Voice
• New Terror Chief?; War On The Hill; Immigration Battle; Car Crash Scams; Pool Safety
• Securing Iraq's Oil; Interview With Iraq's National Security Adviser

June 14, 2006

• President Bush Explains Why it Was Important to Go to Iraq; Iraqi Police, Soldiers Launch Major Crackdown in Baghdad; From the Front Lines
• Public Numbers; Drugs Caches Found in Massachusetts Home Depots
• Analysis of Presidential News Conference

June 13, 2006

• George W. Bush Makes Surprise Iraq Visit; Tensions Rise Between Israel and Palestine; Type II Diabetes on the Rise; Florida Bracing for Tropical Storm Alberto
• President Bush Meets With Iraqi Prime Minister in Baghdad; Congressman Patrick Kennedy to Plead Guilty to Driving Under Influence of Prescription Drugs; Tropical Storm Alberto
• President Bush In Iraq; Rove Off The Hook; Tropical Storm Alberto

June 12, 2006

• Hurricane Warning Issued for Florida Coast
• Florida Prepares for Tropical Storm Alberto; Al-Zarqawi's Successor Named; Iraq Summit; Guantanamo Suicides
• War Summit at Camp David; Middle East Conflict; Marine's Attorney Denies Civilians Were Massacred in Haditha

June 09, 2006

• Danish Prime Minister Visits U.S.; Zarqawi Killed; Terrorism in Canada
• President Bush, Danish Prime Minister Speak to Reporters; Mideast Unrest; State of Insurgency
• What is Significance of Musab al-Zarqawi's Death?; FDA Approves Cervical Cancer Vaccine
• Al-Zarqawi: What's Next?; Al Qaeda's Future; Bribery Scandal; DeLay's Departure; Gerri's Mailbag

June 08, 2006

• Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Killed in Iraq
• Abu Musab al-Zarqawi killed by U.S. Airstrike; Three Bombings Kill and Wound Dozens in Baghdad
• Al-Zarqawi Killed; The Intelligence

June 07, 2006

• Fifteen Kidnapped Iraqis Found Alive; Iran Looks Over Incentive Package Offered by West
• Same-Sex Marriage; Amnesty Agenda; Election Battle; Volcano Threat; High Interest Advice Tips
• So-Called 'Bikini Strangler' Caught in Tennessee; CBS Correspondent Kimberly Dozier Heads Back to the United States; Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Defeated in Senate
• Brangelina Baby; Orphan's Transplant; Debate Over Global Warming

June 06, 2006

• Iraqi Prime Minister Vows to Curb Violence; Remembering D-Day; Protecting the Villages of Afghanistan; Britain's Oldest Man Celebrates Birthday
• CSI: High School; Military Misconduct Investigations; Cuba Conundrum
• Premeditated Murder?; The 'Other' Border; Alleged Abduction Foiled; Who's Watching You?; What A Day

June 05, 2006

• Senate Debating Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Banning Gay Marriage; Iraq Abductions; The War Tapes
• The Politics of Gay Marriage; Troops On Border; Newborn Missing; Iraq Abductions; Military Misconduct in Iraq; Terror Plot Uncovered in Toronto
• Patrick Kennedy Released from Rehab; Police Search for Missing Newborn in Texas

June 02, 2006

• Taliban Still a Presence in Afghanistan; Thousands of Mobile Homes Intended for Katrina Victims Remain Unused
• Military Misconduct in Iraq?; Nuclear Diplomacy; Congo Rapes
• Military Misconduct?; Battle Rules Refresher; Family Slain; Taking Blame; Slow Job Creation; Prepare Your Family

June 01, 2006

• Atrocity in Iraq?; Race to Rebuild in New Orleans; Interview With Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez; Rescue Takes Place After Houston Accident
• 2006 Hurricane Season Starts in Iraq; Atrocity In Iraq?; Army Chopper Crash In Georgia; Tragic Twist; Immigration Nation; Verdict Reached in Maryland Sniper Trial

May 31, 2006

• Investigating Possible Civilian Murders in Haditha; "Shock" Magazine Debuts
• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Makes Announcement on Iran Talks; How is Obesity Changing America?
• Atrocity In Iraq?; Collision In North Carolina; Iran Talks; Fighting Back; 2006 Hurricane Forecast; Avoid Underinsurance Tips

May 30, 2006

• Latest on Investigation of Alleged Massacre of Iraqi Civilians by U.S. Troops; Growing Violence Against Government and U.S. Troops in Afghanistan
• FBI Raid on The Hill; Cop Decoy; Afghanistan Crumbling?
• FBI Raid On The Hill; New Treasury Secretary; News Crew Attacked; Indonesian Quake

May 29, 2006

• Memorial Day: Day of Remembrance; CBS News Correspondent Critically Injured in Iraq; U.S. Marines Accused of Killing 24 Iraqi Civilians
• Kabul Riots; FBI Raid Fallout; Indonesian Quake; Atrocity In Iraq?; Buying A Grill

May 26, 2006

• Marines Investigated; Immigration Battle; Lost TSA Uniforms; Outlet Malls

May 25, 2006

• Immigration Reform Bill; Train Service Disrupted in Northeast; Outwitting a Predator

May 24, 2006

• Speedy Luggage Check-Ins?; Judge in Burn Victim Case Charged with Misconduct; Saudi Woman Competes for Fame and Fortune on Reality Show
• Flap Over Congressman William Jefferson Continues; Vicente Fox Visits U.S.; Lee Boyd Malvo Testifying in John Allen Muhammad's Trial
• Istanbul Airport Fire; Sniper Trial; Taliban Comeback; Hurricane Preps; Judicial Crisis?; Memorial Day Travel Tips

May 23, 2006

• On the Job Training for Iraqi Soldiers; ABC News Names Charles Gibson as Solo Anchor
• Lee Boyd Malvo Testifies Against Accomplice John Allen Muhammad; Afghan President Orders Probe of Deadly Coalition Bombing; What's Taking So Long?
• Veterans I.D. Theft; U.S.-Israel Talks; Built For A Hurricane; Sadr City Bombing; Card Cop

May 22, 2006

• Nagin Back in Power in New Orleans; Thousands of Los Angeles County Inmates Get Early Walk; Could a Hurricane Hit New York City?
• 2006 Hurricane Season; Failed Levees; Mine Explosion; Barbaro's Battle; Congressman Probe
• Seven-Year-Old Boy Finishes Historic Swim; Polls Show Most Americans Aren't Prepared for Disasters; Hurricane Predictions

May 19, 2006

• Border Shooting; Search For Hoffa; New Orleans Mayoral Race; What Happens to Smuggled Drugs?
• Four Schools Locked Down in Leonardtown, Maryland; Border Crossing Closed for Nine Hours After Shooting; New Cancer Vaccine

May 17, 2006

• Bridging the Border; Real Life "Da Vinci Code" Character Speaks Out
• Water Worries in New England; Donald Rumsfeld to Face Questions on National Guard on Border; Paul McCartney, Wife Split; Gator Hunters Help Out After Florida Attacks
• Domestic Spying; New England Flooding; Immigration Battle; Flood Insurance Tips

May 16, 2006

• Border State Governors React to Bush Immigration Speech; Accused Child Molester Arrested After Congress Hearing
• President Bush, Australian Prime Minister Hold News Conference; Troops on Border, Battle Lines on Capitol Hill; Juggling Act; New England Flooding
• Immigration Battle; New England Flooding; Bridge Implosion; Border Patrol Support

May 15, 2006

• Bush to Discuss Immigration; Third Indictment Possible in Duke Rape Case; Bill Cosby Speaks on Black Culture
• U.S. Intends to Restore Full Diplomatic Ties With Libya; President Bush's Plan to Deploy National Guard Troops to U.S.-Mexico Border; New England Flooding
• Immigration Battle; New England Flooding; Crackdown?; U.S./Libya Relations; Welcome To The Future; Medicare Deadline Tips

May 12, 2006

• CIA Director Nominee Meets With Senators; Troops on the Border?; Nigeria Explosion
• Signs, Prevention of Skin Cancer; Pipeline Explosion Kills Hundreds in Nigeria; Behind the Scenes with Celebrity Publicists; Hong Kong Airport Finds Innovative Way to Track Baggage

May 11, 2006

• Ahmadinejad Defends Nuclear Program; A Closer Look at the Iranian People; Silent Witnesses

May 10, 2006

• Letter From Iran to Bush Prompts Mixed Reactions; Internet Sex Sting Captured on Camera; Nun Slaying Case Heads to Jury
• Fatalities, Injuries From Texas Tornadoes; Death in Darfur; High on Tanning
• Your Gift to Alaska; Corporate Titans Showing Off New Video Game Consoles
• Severe Weather Conditions Persist in Texas; 12 Elementary School Boys Allegedly Sexually Assault Girl on School Playground

May 09, 2006

• Survivor of Hatchet Attack Confronts the Past; Riding Across America in Memory of 9/11 Victims
• President & The Polls; Beyond The Numbers; Florida Fires; Crisis In Sudan; Fuel Bank; Head Over Heels
• Report Blasts Duke University's Handling of Rape Allegations; Virginia Police Ambush; Deported Dad

May 08, 2006

• President Bush Taps Air Force General Michael Hayden to Head CIA; National Intel Director John Negroponte Holds Briefing; Darfur Tensions
• Fake Guns; Crisis in Darfur
• Air Force General To Head CIA; To Catch a Thief; Medicare Part D Tips; Fighting Skin Cancer; FBI Hunts for Polygamist on the Lam

May 05, 2006

• Questions of Police Conduct in Patrick Kennedy Crash; New Tapes Portray Zarqawi as Bumbler
• Kennedy Car Crash; Home in New Orleans; Katrina: The True Story?
• Kennedy Car Crash; Left For Dead; Cut Summer Travel Cost Tips

May 04, 2006

• Moussaoui Gets Life; Masha's Story; Posse Patrol
• Moussaoui Gets Life; Was It Worth It?; Inside "Supermax"; Border Battle; 9/11 Relatives Respond to Trial Sentence

May 03, 2006

• Member of Duke Lacrosse Team Breaks the Silence; Sago Mine Hearings; School Soda Machines Go Sugar Free
• Pandemic Plan; Sugar-Free Schools; New Border Battle; Shooting Near Philadelphia High School; Online Predators; Internet Child Porn
• Motherhood Penalty?; Three Killed in Nasiriya
• Two Teens Shot Near Olney High School in Philadelphia; SUV Suit; Sugar-Free Kids

May 02, 2006

• Illegal Immigrants Frightened by Raid Rumors; George Bush: "The Decider"; "Happy Slapping" Craze Sweeps the Internet
• New Orleans Gets Ready for Next Big Storm; Economics Lesson; Iraq and Oil Prices
• Trapped Underground; Duke Report; Freed By DNA; Hurricane Season; Lessons Learned; Hurricane 101

May 01, 2006

• Day Without Immigrants; Legal Immigrants; Fact Check; Energy 'Crisis'; Gold Medal Heart; Mission Accomplished?
• Immigrants Boycott Jobs, Schools, Businesses; Critics Denounce Guest Worker Program as Amnesty; U.S. Border Patrol Using Music Campaign To Stop Illegal Immigration; Undocumented Student Participates In Robot Contest

April 28, 2006

• Life, Loss And Love; What's In A Name?
• Duke Investigation; Pressure on Congress From Gas Prices; Singing and Swinging in New Orleans
• Duke Rape Probe; Brutal Attack; Survivor's Story; Iran Nuclear Tensions; Back From Iraq; Chevron Profits; Work At Home Tips

April 27, 2006

• Defending Big Oil; Teen Hate Crime?
• Stocking Up
• Abolish FEMA?; Gas Gauge; Investigating Katrina Fraud

April 26, 2006

• Rove Meets with Attorneys on His Role in CIA Leak Case; Consumer Research Group Looks at Celebrity Endorsements; Controversial Computer Game Targets Hispanics
• New Press Secretary; Surprise Trips To Iraq; Avoid Gouging Tips; Smart Lithium Car
• Big Oil's Big Help; Uninsured Coasts; Cancer Cluster; "The Dog Whisperer"

April 25, 2006

• President Bush Speaks at Renewable Fuels Association; Egypt Terror Attack
• Recovery Plan; Frist to Bring Immigration Reform Bill Back to Senate Floor; Gas Gauge

April 24, 2006

• Road to Democracy in Iraq; Military Suicides; Babies Behind Bars; New Orleans Votes
• Closing Arguments Under Way in Zacarias Moussaoui Trial; Hope for Charity; Remembering the Holocaust
• Bad Manager?; Life Or Death; Stopping Gun Trafficking; New Orleans Mayoral Elections; Brazil's Sweet Alternative

April 21, 2006

• Gas Pains; Pawning For Gas; School Shooting Plot?; Safer Roads; Queen's 80th
• White House Protester Charged With Threatening Foreign Official; Duke Rape Allegation; Gas Pains
• New Orleans Residents Prepare for Election; Gas Prices Continue to Rise; Lawmakers in Two States Pass Notorious Sexual Offender Laws

April 20, 2006

• Mumps Outbreak in Midwest; Bush Meets With Chinese President; Gonzales Addresses Child Pornography Issue
• Made In China; Bush-Hu Meeting
• Pomp, Pageantry and Protest; China: Friend or Foe?; Raids Target Illegal Immigrants, Bosses

April 19, 2006

• Midnight Bus to New Orleans; Looking for Fuel Alternatives
• White House Shuffle; Duke Arrests; Women of Mystery
• A Closer Look at Duke's Alleged Rape Suspects; White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan Resigning; Sex Offenders Killed

April 18, 2006

• Rape Charges at Duke University; Rapist Faces Victim in New Hampshire Court; Homes on the Move
• Police Arrest Two Duke Lacrosse Players in Rape Investigation; Rumsfeld Offensive; The Mighty Pen; Marking the Centennial of the San Francisco Earthquake

April 17, 2006

• Seven Year Wait for Insurance for Oklahoma Tornado Victims; Prison Perks?
• Horror in Oklahoma; Marines Under Fire; Israeli Bombing; Rumsfeld Under Fire; Behind The Mind
• Finding Fame; A Child's View
• Neighbors Struggle to Make Sense of 10-Year-Old Girl's Murder; Grand Jury Hears Evidence in Duke Rape Case; No Holiday Celebration for Troops Overseas; Mini Cars Popular at Auto Show

April 14, 2006

• Bus Stop Danger; Hype Builds for "Snakes on a Plane"
• Duke Investigation; Secrets For Sale?; Suspicious Device In New York City; Oklahoma Amber Alert; Airline Strike Tips
• Bonds Grand Jury; Rumsfeld's Resistance; Justice Denied?

April 13, 2006

• Iran 101; Sextuplets Scam; Ethics Questions for Congressman Conyers
• Rules for Rebuilding in New Orleans; Bodies in Basement

April 12, 2006

• Passenger Plane From Paris Diverted to Scottish Airport; English Only?
• United Flight 93 Cockpit Tape Played Publicly for First Time; Cyber Safety; Levee Rebuilding in New Orleans
• Final Moments of Flight 93; California Weather Watch; Rumsfeld Under Fire; IAEA Fact Check; Duke Lacrosse Probe

April 11, 2006

• Duke Rape Allegations; Price at the Pump; New Orleans Voting
• Future Shock; Mississippi Churning
• Duke Rape Allegations; Chilling Testimony; Katrina Waste; Building Collapse Near London; Iraq War Politics; A Legal Maze; Immigration Nation

April 10, 2006

• Grilling Skilling at the Enron Trial; Woman Rescued from Burning Car at Pennsylvania Hospital
• President Bush Discusses War on Terror; Immigration Protests Take Place Across U.S.
• Cry For Help; Immigration Nation; Chicken Little?; Gas-Tritis

April 07, 2006

• FEMA Tornado Response; Teen Plot to Kill 25 at Lunch Period Massacre; Not in My Backyard
• Did Judas Betray Jesus?; No Progress in Senate on Immigration Reform
• Mosque Suicide Bombing; Da Vinci Decision; Moussaoui Taunts 9/11 Families; Death Penalty Divide; Immigration Battle

April 06, 2006

• Moussaoui Trial; Preying On Predators; The Rep's Run-In; Immigration Battle; Enron Trial; Energy Saving Myths
• President Bush Discusses War, Politics in Iraq; Senate Leaders Announce 'Breakthrough' on Immigration Reform

April 05, 2006

• Health Insurance for Everyone in Massachusetts? Capitol Confrontation
• Big Screen Terror; Unlikeliest Hero
• 'CBS Evening News'; Fargo Flooding; Big Announcement From Apple Computers
• Homeland Arrest; Teacher Sex Arrest; Couric's Choice; Duke's Divisions; California Rain; Spring Cleaning Your Finances Tips

April 04, 2006

• Tragedy in Tennessee; Fifth Day of Protests on Streets of France; Star Power
• Tragedy in Tennessee; Jill Carroll's Return; Saddam Hussein on Trial; April Madness?; Eligible for Execution

April 03, 2006

• Too Real?; War Crimes?
• 'Cawfee Talk'; Severe Weather; Schwarzenegger's Fight
• Tornadoes in Tennessee, Illinois; Supreme Court Will Not Rule On Padilla Case; Duke University Sex Scandal

March 31, 2006

• Voices of 9/11; Inside Al Qaeda; Storms Rage Through Midwest; Jazz Fest Returns to New Orleans

March 30, 2006

• American Journalist Jill Carroll Released From Captors in Iraq; New Test for Fertility; 25th Anniversary of Assassination Attempt on Ronald Reagan
• Hostage Jill Carroll Released; The Preacher's Wife Goes to Court; Mine Survivor Speaks

March 29, 2006

• Electric Shock Treatment for Kids?; Bush Meets with Nigerian President
• Duke University Rape Controversy; Everyday Hero; Immigration Battle
• Train of Death; Taylor Captured; Solar Eclipse; A Man of Firsts; Banking On Success; Afghan Convert Offered Asylum; Choosing A Safe Helmet Tips

March 28, 2006

• Andy Card Resigns as Chief of Staff; Heated Immigration Debate Heads to Senate; Thousands Protest Youth Labor Laws in France
• Hundreds of Thousands Protest New Youth Job Law in France; Military Tribunals; Role Reversal in Moussaoui Trial?; Former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger Dies at 88
• L.A. Students Walk Out to Protest Immigration Reform; Retired Couple Heads out for Seventh Peace Corps Assignment; Young People in France Protest Employer Reforms; Former Defense Secretary, Caspar Weinberger, Dead at 88

March 27, 2006

• Immigration Debate Heats Up; Bush Calls for Guest Worker Program
• Tennessee Woman Accused of Killing Husband to Make Court Appearance Today; Final Words From 9/11; Immigrants in Touch
• Historical Original Copy Of 13th Amendment Auctioned Today; Moussaoui Takes Stand In Terrorism Trial, Despite Defense Attorney's Protests; Rallies In Support Of Immigrants; Red Cross Deals With Fraud Allegations; New Orleans' Restaurant Braves A Grand Reopening With Federal Business Loan; Indy Driver Killed in Practice

March 24, 2006

• Wife Suspected in Death of Tennessee Pastor; Suspicious Package Found in California
• Pastor Killed; Suspicious Package Found in California Car; Nightmare Cruises; Fire Over Ice

March 23, 2006

• President Bush Speaks on Immigration Issues; Milwaukee Police Search for Missing Boys; "American Idol" Fever
• U.S. Tourists Killed; Tips For Traveling Abroad; Milwaukee Mystery; Grad Student Slaying; The Hurricane Threat
• News Conference on Case of Two Missing Milwaukee Boys; Grad Student Slaying; Missing Texas 5-Year-Old Found Dead

March 22, 2006

• Survival Story; Teacher Sex Scandal; Coyote In Central Park; Media To Blame?; Two Boys Missing in Milwaukee

March 20, 2006

• Iraq: Three Years Later; Ten Missing In California Snowstorm; Yates Retrial Delayed
• Andrea Yates Retrial Postponed Until June; Opposing Views About War in Iraq; School Bus Watch

March 17, 2006

• Day 2 of Operation Swarmer; Women Gamblers
• High From Sniffing; "Fit Nation"
• President Bush, Irish Prime Minister Mark St. Patrick's Day; Operation Swarmer In Iraq; Katrina Reunion; Sneaky Accountant Tricks Tips

March 16, 2006

• Who Is Carla Martin?; Price Of War; Campus Crusade; Real Estate Deduction Tips

March 15, 2006

• Staff Shake-Up in the White House? Florida Court to Decide Fate of Child Murderer Joseph Smith
• Saddam Hussein Trial; Sago Mine Tragedy; NCAA March Madness Tips; Father 401
• Texas Wildfires; H&R Block Financial Fraud Case; Earthen Dam Bursts in Kauai; More Troops to Iraqi

March 14, 2006

• Cow in Alabama Tests Positive for Mad Cow Disease; March Madness; Israeli Forces Raid Jericho Prison
• Fuel for Thought; Killing Spree in Iraq; Deadly Wildfires in Texas

March 13, 2006

• Recess In Moussaoui Trial; Severe Weather In Illinois; Call For Censure; Milosevic Autopsy Point of Contention
• Balkans Most Wanted; Blood Battle
• Judge Brings Moussaoui Trial to Halt; Storms Shut Down University of Kansas Campus; Bush's War Strategy

March 10, 2006

• President Bush Addresses National Newspaper Association
• 26 Hours of Terror; Man Arrested in Case of Lost & Found 13- Year-Old Girl; Ports Deal Fallout; Homeowner's Association Threatens Fine For Sign Supporting The Troops; One School Bans Sugar

March 09, 2006

• Church Arson Arrests; Missing Teen Found; Armed Former Teacher Takes Hostages at School in France
• Old Growth Oaks Downed By Katrina Will Be Used To Restore Historical Whaling Vessel; Missing Jersey City Teen Found By Cabbie
• Keeping Them Honest In New Orleans; Church Fire Arrests; Search For Bodies In New Orleans; Storm Over Ports; Do It Yourself Home Sales Tips

March 08, 2006

• Two Arrests in Alabama Church Fires; Much of New Orleans Still in Ruins Six Months After Storm; Port Security
• Bush Gulf Visit; Two Men in Custody for Alabama Church Fires
• Arrests Made In Alabama Church Fires; Gunmen Abduct Dozens Of Workers In Baghdad; Anger After The Storm In New Orleans; Summer Camp Tips; War Wounded

March 07, 2006

• Dana Reeve Dies Of Lung Cancer; Nuclear Dispute Brews in Vienna; Search for Bodies Continues in New Orleans
• Women and Lung Cancer; The Fight for Iraq; University of North Carolina Campus Attack

March 06, 2006

• Wall Street Buzzing About AT&T's Mega-Purchase of BellSouth; Academy Awards Review
• Terror By SUV; Moussaoui Trial; Supreme Court Rules On Recruitment; President Bush Introduces Line-Item Veto Bill; Search For Bodies In New Orleans; College Loan Tips
• Campus Terror?; Homeless Man Kicked, Set on Fire in Park; Fugitive Father

March 03, 2006

• Inside High-Speed Police Chases; 'Mr. Moviefone'
• Bush South Asia Trip; New Supreme Court; Iraq War Update; Vacation Rental Tips
• Pakistan Last Leg of President Bush's South Asia Trip; Iraq: Children & War; Bribery Sentencing for Former Congressman Randall Cunningham

March 02, 2006

• In Ninth Ward, Dogs Assisting in Search for Bodies; Academy Award Preparations Underway
• Israeli-Based Company Endorses Dubai Ports World; Port Security; Landmark Nuclear Deal Between United States and India
• New Nuclear Pact With India; Katrina Warnings; Oklahoma Fires; Killer Nurse; Buying A Used Car Tips
• Family Members Face Serial Killer Charles Cullen; Indian And United States Reach Nuclear Deal; Some Say Hollywood Movies Out Of Touch With Mainstream America

March 01, 2006

• Lawmakers Scrutinize Controversial Ports Deal; Inside an Afghan Prison Uprising
• President Bush Visits India, Afghanistan; Port Security Deal; Katrina: Six Months Later
• Outsourcing to India; Bush in India; Studying MS in Children
• Tate Pleads Guilty; Bush Trip To South Asia; Patriot Act Vote; Spring Home Sale Tips

February 27, 2006

• Tourism Officials Hope Mardi Gras Will Revitalize New Orleans; "Top Five Tips"
• Safety and Security Key Concerns at Mardi Gras Celebrations; President Bush to Speak Before Governors; Iraq Troop Levels
• Mardi Gras Celebrations Bringing Feeling of Excitement, Hope Back to New Orleans
• A Mardi Gras To Remember; Storm Over Ports; American Hostage; Long Beach Airport Security Breach

February 24, 2006

• President Bush Speaks at American Legion Gathering
• Will Your BlackBerry Blackout?; Vice President Dick Cheney Presents Distinguished Service Cross
• President Bush Speaks at American Legion Gathering; Iraq in Turmoil; Should Mardi Gras be Celebrated?

February 23, 2006

• Bush at Center of Political Storm Over Port Deal; Is FEMA Prepared for the Next Hurricane Season?
• White House Briefing on Lessons Learned From Hurricane Katrina
• Lessons Learned; Storm Over Ports; Iraqi Violence; Navigating The Mortgage Rate Landscape Tips

February 22, 2006

• South Dakota Lawmakers to Vote on Abortion Bill; Investigating Patient Deaths at New Orleans Hospital; Bush Speaks at Asian Society
• Mosque Attack; Terror Suspects Arrested In Ohio; Homeless Beatings; New Cardinals; Tips on Fighting the IRS

February 21, 2006

• Rescuers Continue to Search Through Phillipines Mudslide; Car Bomb in Baghdad Market Kills Over 20; U.S. Army Reports Uncovering IED Factory
• Presidential Concerns; Supreme Court To Hear Abortion Case; Katrina's Red Tape; Gunmen In Harrah's Hotel
• Supreme Court Agrees to Review Federal Law Banning Late-Term Abortion Procedure; Port Security Fears
• 'New You Resolution'; Ladies Step on Ice Today in Winter Games in Torino

February 20, 2006

• Controversial Decision Allows UAE Company to Control Six Major U.S. Ports; Could Terrorists Attack the Economy Through the Internet?
• Plan to Help Wean Americans off Imported Oil; Suicide Attack, Another American Death, Blunt Warning in Iraq; Bird Flu Spreads
• Alabama Church Fires; Boot Camp Death
• Port Security Fears; Massive Mudslide; Trapped Miners; Powerball Jackpot; Polishing Your Corporate Image Tips

February 17, 2006

• Philippines Mudslide; New Orleans Rebirth; Domestic Spying; Specter Ethics; Follow Your Sports Team Tips
• Bay St. Louis: Six Months Later; Dashboard Cameras Catch Dramatic Police Scene
• Whittington Will Speak to Media at 1:00 P.M. ET; Mountain of Mud Swallows Entire Village in Eastern Philippines
• Tape of Boot Camp Beating to be Released; Cheney to Speak to Wyoming Lawmakers; Americans Rush to Buy Powerball Tickets for Record Jackpot

February 16, 2006

• FEMA Closes Katrina Morgue; Hostage Situation in Detroit Store
• Abuse Pictures; We Aren't The World; Cheney Speaks; Tips on Finding a Real Estate Broker
• New Docudrama About Guantanamo Bay; 2006 Winter Games Gets First Doping Scandal
• U.N. to U.S.: Close GITMO; Cheney Interview Sparks More Fallout Over Shooting; Gunmen Give up Peacefully in Detroit Store Standoff; Thousands of FEMA Trailers Sit Empty

February 15, 2006

• Katrina Response; Millions of Choices; Cheney Under Fire; New Abu Ghraib Photos
• Iraqi TV Airs PSAs Calling For Release of Jill Carroll; Dog Chewing Product Blamed For Painful Pet Deaths; New Fed Chairman Bernanke Addresses Congress

February 14, 2006

• Moussaoui Disrupts Court Hearing; Target Forensic Team Tackles Various Crimes; Sentencing Hearing Begins for Carlie Brucia's Convicted Killer
• Cheney Shooting; Devoted Husbands; Best in Show 2006
• Not So Mobile; Power Hunting; The State Of Love In America
• Tulane University Hospital in New Orleans Reopens; Zacarias Moussaoui Again Removed from Courtroom; Air Marshals Case; Update on 'New You Resolution' Participants

February 13, 2006

• Record-Breaking Snowstorm Hits Northeast; Failure of Initiative After Hurricane Katrina; Videotape Shows British Soldiers Beating Iraqs
• House Panel Hears From Relatives of Miners who Died in Sago Mine Tragedy; Blizzard Snarls Air Traffic and Leaves Thousands of Passengers Stranded; After Katrina
• Congressional Report Critical of Katrina Response; Cheney Shoots Man in Hunting Accident

February 09, 2006

• President Bush Outlines Foiled Attacks; Husband Arrested in Massachusetts Murders of Wife, Daughter; Katrina Hearings
• Encouraging Report in Fight Against Cancer; Angelman Syndrome
• President Bush Makes Remarks on War on Terror

February 08, 2006

• Investigations Continue into Alabama Church Fires; Grammy Awards Preview; Fall Fashion Week
• Alabama Church Fires; Cargo Plane Fire; Fewer Viewers Tuning Into Grammys
• Mideast Politics; California Wildfires; Alabama Church Fires; Drawing Outrage; Managing An Office Romance Tips
• President's Agenda; Music Migration

February 07, 2006

• Grammy Awards Preview; Funeral Service for Coretta Scott King Draws Crowds
• Final Farewell to Coretta Scott King; 'New You Resolution' Update; Fall Fashion Week in New York
• Military Money; Cancer-Sniffing Dogs
• Coretta Scott King's Legend; California Wildfires; Church Fires in Alabama; Pentagon Budget

February 06, 2006

• Urgent Worldwide Security Alert Issued for More Than a Dozen Al Qaeda Fighters; Jury Selection Under Way in Case of Zacarias Moussaoui
• Domestic Spying Controversy Hits Senate; Ben Bernanke Sworn In
• Zacarias Moussaoui Trial; Senate Holds Hearing on Domestic Spy Program; Terror Communications
• Remembering Coretta Scott King; New Orleans Hopes Mardi Gras Relaunches Tourism Industry

February 03, 2006

• Super Bowl Entertainment; Super Bowl Ads; "Welcome to the Future"
• Angry Protests Across Islamic World Today; Go Red Day Focuses on Heart Disease in Women
• President Bush's Agenda; Trial Date set for Scooter Libby; Iran Nuclear Threat
• Rescue At Sea; Muslim Outrage; Nuclear Dispute; Scooter Libby Trial Date Set; Cyberattack; Invasion of the Botnets; Super Bowl Alternative Tips

February 02, 2006

• Negroponte Discusses Terrorism Before Senate; Tornadoes Blow Through New Orleans
• Gay Bar Attack In Massachusetts; Iran Nuclear Dispute; Andrea Yates Released
• Global Threats; Katrina Hearings; Iran Nuclear Threat
• Inside Iran; Drug Could Help Gambling Addiction; Western Union Retires the Telegram

February 01, 2006

• Shot on Tape; Bush and Health Care; Seducing Computers
• Senate Committee Holding Hearings on Katrina Response; Enron Trial; Olympic Security Preparations
• The Katrina Hearings; Israelis Clash in West Bank; Reviewing Bush's State of the Union Speech

January 31, 2006

• Coretta Scott King Dead; Postal Shooting In California; President's State Of The Union Address Tonight
• Enron Trial; Coretta Scott King Passes Away; A Look at Last Year's State of the Union
• The Alito Vote; Coretta Scott King Dead at 78; 'New You Resolution'

January 30, 2006

• President's State Of The Union Address; American Journalists Injured in Bombing; Enron Trial; Trapped Canadian Miners Survive; Professional Financial Help Tips
• Gang of 14 to Stop Democrats' Attempt to Filibuster Alito Vote; All Miners Now Rescued from Canada Potash Mine; Women of the Storm Push for Hurricane Relief
• Enron Execs Go To Trial; ABC News Journalists Injured on Patrol in Iraq; Bush Comments on State of the Union Preparations
• Unanswered Questions in Child Sex Abuse Case; Another Day of Courtroom Chaos in Hussein Trial

January 27, 2006

• Tense Demonstration in Gaza City; Discussion With Senator Saxby Chambliss
• Middle East Democracy; Hamas Election Shocker; Filibuster Threatened For Alito; Tunnel Under U.S./Mexico Boarder Found; Tense Demonstration In Gaza City
• Tense Demonstration in Gaza City in Elections Aftermath; Lethal Injection Issue Heads to Supreme Court

January 26, 2006

• Bush News Conference; Hamas Wins Majority in Palestinian Elections
• Bush News Conference; Hamas Sweeps to Victory in Palestinian Elections; Controversy Continues Over Wiretapping Domestic Calls; Florida Crash Kills Seven Children

January 25, 2006

• Inside the NSA; Desperate for Baby
• Bush Administration Defends Wiretap Program by NSA; Troops Stretched Too Thin?; Palestinians Vote
• Army Stretched Too Thin; Palestinians Vote; Daughter Searches For Mother After Katrina; Surviving A Layoff Tips
• Google Agrees to China Censorship; Durham, N.C.: Diet Capital of the World?

January 24, 2006

• Small Plane Crashes in Southern California; Paying for College
• 'New You Resolution'; WB, UPN to Cease Operations as of September; FDA May be on Verge of Approving First Over-the-Counter Diet Pill
• At Least Four Dead in Plane Crash in California; The Alito Vote; Levee Warning in New Orleans
• Vote On Alito; Domestic Spying; Maryland Daycare Shooting; BlackBerry Jam?

January 23, 2006

• Ford to Cut Up to 30,000 Jobs; Bush Hits the Road Defending NSA Wiretap Program
• Ford to Cut Up to 30,000 Jobs; Mining Safety; Warrantless Wiretaps
• War's Innocent Victims; Utah Mountain Rescue
• Ford Cuts and Closings; Saving St. Paul Ford Plant; Mine Safety; College Cost Tips

January 20, 2006

• Two Miners Trapped in West Virginia Mine; What Threat Does bin Laden Pose?
• New Mine Drama In West Virginia; Iraqi Election Results; Bin Laden Threat; Missing Katrina Victims; Summer Vacation Tips
• Eco-terrorism Indictments; Miners Trapped in West Virginia; Concerns Growing for American Journalist Jill Carroll
• Star Witness in Oklahoma City Bombing Trial Walks Out of Prison Today; Whale Swims Up London's River Thames

January 18, 2006

• Sago Mine Survivor Awakening; New Orleans College Students Return to Classes
• Washington's High-Flying Wheelers and Dealers; Kidnapped Journalist
• Kidnapped Journalist in Iraq; Plot To Kidnap Tony Blair's Son; New Orleans Mayor Takes Back Comments
• Likely Sandra Day O'Connor's Last Day On Supreme Court; Abortion Case Decision Is Classic O'Connor; New Study Highlights Dangers Of Teen Drivers; New DVD Offers Driving Tips For Teens;

January 17, 2006

• Two Escaped Alabama Inmates Captured; Georgia Hostage Standoff Ends; Nagin Speaks Out Again; Investigation Into School Shooting; 2- year-old Faces Deportation; Golden Globe Award Winners
• 'New You Resolution'; Road to Gold
• Escapees Captured; Mayor Ray Nagin Speaking His Mind

January 16, 2006

• World Powers Meet on Iran Nuclear Actitivites; First Female President in Africa Sworn In
• U.S. Military Helicopter Crashes in Iraq; Nuclear Diplomacy; Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day; Airstrike Fallout; Beat The 3 PM Blahs Tips
• Too Old to Die?; Pakistan Protests; Golden Globes Preview

January 13, 2006

• Red Tape Struggles for Katrina Victims; Preview of Golden Globes; Cell Phone Tracking Nightmare
• Iran's Nuclear Plans; Homeless Beatings; Renovating Your Home Tips
• President Bush, German Chancellor Angela Merkel Hold News Conference

January 09, 2006

• Doctors Report Hopeful Signs in Randy McCloy's Recovery; Inside Spina Bifida
• The Alito Hearings; Ariel Sharon's Medial Update; Baby Noor In Surgery; Buying Exercise Equipment Tips
• Doctors Say Ariel Sharon Showing Slight Signs of Improvement; Andrea Yates Pleads Not Guilty
• More Funerals Planned Today for West Virginia Miners; Cheney Back Home After Brief Hospital Stay; Gadgets and Family Life
• The Alito Hearings; Ariel Sharon's Medical Update; Baby Noor In Surgery; Buying Exercise Equipment Tips

January 06, 2006

• Ariel Sharon in "Critical but Stable" Condition; Upsurge of Violence in Iraq
• Third Surgery Over for Ariel Sharon; West Virginia Prepares for a Dozen Solemn Farewells; Twist of Fate
• Bush Plugs Economy; 9th Ward Demolition; The Future of Google
• Sharon Undergoes Third Surgery; Update On Sago Mine Survivor; Make More Money At Work Tips

January 05, 2006

• Investigation into Mining Accident Underway; Bush Meets With Bipartisan Leaders to Discuss Iraq, Terrorism; Ariel Sharon's Condition
• Deadly Attacks In Iraq; U.S. Troops Killed In Iraq; Ariel Sharon Gravely Ill; New Gadgets; Rebate Tips
• VIPs in the White House; Ariel Sharon Gravely Ill; Update on Sago Mine Tragedy
• Randy McCloy Jr. Fights to Live; Questions Being Asked About Whether Federal Regulators Could Have Done More to Prevent Deadly Explosion

January 04, 2006

• 12 Miners Confirmed Dead in West Virginia
• Tragedy At Sago Mine; Sole Survivor From Sago Mine; CNN Pipeline; Avoiding Financial Disaster Tips
• Joy and Jubilation Give Way to Grief and Anger in West Virginia; President Bush Addresses Terrorism Issues

January 02, 2006

• Prairie Wildfires in Texas and Oklahoma; Iraqi Oil Minister Calls It Quits
• Mudslide Fears In California; Storm Damage In California; Plains On Fire In Texas; Baby Noor From Iraq; Financial Resolution Tips
• Fires Destroy Homes in Texas, Oklahoma; Storms Hit California; Baby Boomers Turning 60; Music Lovers Await Instrument Repairs
• Floods and Fires; President Bush's New Year's Agenda; RX for Confusion

December 30, 2005

• A Look at Some of the Best Editorial Cartoons for 2005; Predictions for 2006
• One Year Later, Tsunami Orphans Hope for Brighter Future; Justice Department to Investigate NSA Leak
• Domestic Wiretaps; Watching on the Web; Battling Wildfires in Oklahoma
• More Bombs In Baghdad; Boy Secretly Travels To Iraq; Heavy Rains in California; New Years Eve Party Plans; Medicare Drug Plan Tips

December 29, 2005

• Pakistan Honor Killings Spark Criticism; Pakistan Colonel Heads Massive Refugee Camp; 2005's Courtroom Highs and Lows
• Wildfire Danger In Texas And Oklahoma; 9/11 Aid Probe; Doomsday Pentagon Shuffle; Mob Beating In Milwaukee; Waiting For Cleanup In Mississippi
• Nazi or Not?; Mob Beating in Milwaukee; 9/11 Loans Abused?
• Life Goes On; Legal Woes of 2005

December 28, 2005

• Shoplifting Gangs Cost Malls Thousands; U.S. Troops Work to Save Life of Iraqi Baby; M.A.S.H. in Pakistan Helping Quake Victims
• More Fallout in Controversy Over Bush Administration's Domestic-Spying Program; A Report on Israel's Tough Security Measures
• Western Storm; New Orleans Police Shooting; Father Killed By Son In California; Last-Minute Travel Deal Tips
• Nasty Weather All Over the West; Katrina Relief Scam?; Coming Up in 2006

December 27, 2005

• Suspect Recaptured In Florida; New Orleans Shooting; Tsunami: One Year Later
• One Soldier's Journey in Iraq; Pakistan Struggles to Recover From Earthquake
• Training for Terror; Tsunami: Rebuilding
• New Orleans Shooting; Back Behind Bars; U.S. Military Continues to Play Vital Role in Afghanistan

December 26, 2005

• Drawbridge Accident in Jersey City; Tsunami: One Year Later; Post-Holiday Shopping; Free Up More Time Tips; Hurricane Katrina Victims Spend Bleak Christmas On Docked Cruise Ship; Heartwarming Story Of "Paying It Forward" Offers Hope To Leukemia Stricken Child In Louisiana; Washington D.C. Offers Grandparents Aid; One-Year Anniversary Of Tsunami Disaster Marked By Baby Boom In Region
• New Jersey Drawbridge Accident; Victims of Last Year's Tsunami Being Remembered; After-Holiday Shopping
• Tsunami Recovery One Year Later; Erich Krauss Interview;

December 23, 2005

• Military Families Celebrate Holiday Homecomings; Scared of Santa
• Warrantless Wiretaps; A Visit From Santa
• Holiday Travel; Katrina on Tape; Restoring Art and Hope
• Alito On Abortion; Troop Reduction In Iraq; Airport Crush; New York Transit Up And Running; Katrina On Tape; Holiday Travel Tips

December 22, 2005

• Hussein Uses Court as Bully Pulpit to Blast Bush Administration; New Airport Screening Rules Taking Effect Today
• New Carry-On Rules Go Into Effect; Katrina Investigation Focuses on Possible Intentional Killing of Patients
• Day Three Of New York Transit Strike; Temporary Extension Of The Patriot Act; New Airport Screening In Place; Florida Inmate Escapes; Alternative Heat Sources Tips
• New York State Mediators Discuss Transit Strike; Indianapolis Colts News Conference After Coach's Son Found Dead

December 21, 2005

• Senators Respond to Bush Comments Regarding Patriot Act Revision; Learjet With Landing Gear Problems in St. Louis
• Fate of Patriot Act Hangs in the Balance; New York City Transit Strikes Complicates Commuting
• Political Showdown in the Senate; Seaplane Probe; Day Two in NYC Transit Strike; Saddam Hussein Trial; Patriot Act Hangs in the Balance; President Bush Speaks

December 20, 2005

• Pennsylvania Court Rules Against Intelligent Design; Hussein's Escape Plan
• Searching for Clues In Miami Beach Plane Crash; New York Transportation Strike; UPS Santa's Helpers
• Federal Judge in Pennsylvania Rules Intelligence Design Cannot be Taught; Transit Strike in New York Affects Seven Million Commuters
• Cheney Heads Home; Facelifts for Christmas

December 19, 2005

• Bush to Hold News Conference; Spying 101; Return Policy Tips
• President Bush Takes Offensive on Senate Filibuster to Stall Patriot Act; Ariel Sharon's Stroke Not Severe; Interview with Bono

December 16, 2005

• California Statute Allows In-State Tuition to Illegal Aliens; Diploma Mills Pose Security Threat to U.S.
• Patriot Act Vote; Wrong Targets On Pentagon List; Partial Strike For New York Transit System; Iraqi Votes Being Counted; Regifting Tips
• Colorful History; Party of Two
• Senators, Fresh From White House Briefing on Iraq are 'guardedly optimistic' about progress democracy, stability, new government.

December 15, 2005

• Balloting Officially Over in Iraq
• Elections In Iraq; Elections for Iraq in U.S.; Suspicious Package In Florida; NYC Transit Strike Possible; Fixing The Levees In New Orleans
• Minority Sunnis Turn Out to Vote in Large Numbers; What's a Tour of Katrina's Aftermath Worth to You?

December 14, 2005

• Bush to Deliver Fourth Iraq Speech; Reservoir Breach in Missouri; House Committee Investigates Katrina Response
• Election Eve; President Bush Delivers Another Speech on Iraq

December 13, 2005

• Iraqi Expatriates Vote Today; Bush Addresses Retirees About Healthcare Issues; Fire Rages at New Jersey Apartment Building
• Williams Executed In California; Iraqi Elections; Explosion and Fire In New Jersey Apartment Building; Golden Globe Nominations

December 12, 2005

• Beefing Up Iraqi Troops for Upcoming Elections; Mistrial Declared in Merck Trial; How Will New Orleans Celebrate Mardi Gras?
• Iraq Elections; Bush Iraq Speech; Midnight Execution in California; Surviving Company Party Tips
• Early Voting in Iraq; President Bush Delivers Third in Series of Iraq Speeches
• Reaction to Third in Series of Bush Iraq Speeches; U.N. Probe Continues Investigation of Hariri Assassination; Time Running Out on Tookie Williams' Clemency Plea

December 09, 2005

• Southwest Passenger Jet Skids Off Runway in Chicago; More Trouble on Horizon for Merck
• Deadly Plane Skid in Chicago; New Jersey Snow Storm; Hostages In Iraq; Holiday Shipping Tips
• Southwest Airlines Deadly Plane Skid; Major Winter Storm; Kidnapped in Iraq

December 08, 2005

• The Hunt for Osama bin Laden; Congress Forges Deal to Reauthorize Patriot Act
• Air Marshal Shooting at Miami Airport; Air Marshals On Duty; Winter Blast in Chicago; Grammy Nominees Announced
• Air Marshal Shooting; Patriot Act Compromise; Winter Blitz
• Compromise Reached on Patriot Act Legislation; The Christmas Campaign

December 07, 2005

• Saddam Hussein Refuses to Appear in Court; Castro Attends Elian's 12th Birthday Party
• Milestone 1,000th Day Approaches in Iraq; Bush Gives Speech on Status of War
• Bush Administration Putting Forth Strategy for Victory in Iraq; Saddam Hussein Trial
• Bush To Speak On Iraq; Hostages In Iraq; Air Travel Money- Saving Tips

December 06, 2005

• The Fight For Iraq; Americans In Iraq; White House Strategy For Iraq; Saddam Hussein's Trail; New Jersey Snowfall Falls Short; Grace Memorial Bridge Demolition
• Surge in Kidnappings in Iraq; Saddam Hussein on Trial; Right- To-Die Case; Cheney Meets With Troops Just Back From War

December 05, 2005

• Saddam Hussein On Trial; Rumsfeld Discusses Iraq; 9/11 Panel Gives Government Low Marks on Security
• 9/11 Investigators Criticize Government on Security Overhaul; Witness Telling Tales of Torture, Rape in Saddam Hussein Trial
• Saddam Hussein on Trial; Lionel Tate Case

December 02, 2005

• Director of National Intelligence Says America Safer Now Than Before September 11th; Paying for Press in Iraq?; New Airport Rules
• Landmark Execution in North Carolina; 49 States Chip in to Save Lousiana's Christmas Tree
• New Airport Rules; Pentagon Propaganda?; President Bush Speaks About Economy; Smith Sentencing; Consumer Gripe Tips

December 01, 2005

• Africa's Orphans; You Say, You Pay
• The Fight for Iraq; Women Bombers; Just a Bus Ride
• World AIDS Day; Suspects in Custody for Murder of Philadelphia Teen Dad; Remembering Rosa Parks

November 30, 2005

• Reaction to Bush's Iraq Speech; Supreme Court Takes on Controversial Abortion Cases
• President Bush's War Plan; Democrats Respond to President Bush's Speech on Iraq; Abortion Battle

November 29, 2005

• Debates Over Immigration Agenda; Kids Helping Kids; Tragic Peanut Allergy Case
• President Bush Wrapping up Visit to Southwest Border Region; A Party Divided
• Wintry Woes in Minnesota; Woman Killed in Dog Attack; A Father's Legacy
• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Meeting with Germany's Foreign Minister; The New, Simplified CPR

November 28, 2005

• Another Delay in Hussein Trial; Sentencing Phase Begins for Smith Murder Trial; Marble Falls from Supreme Court Facade
• White Out; Border Security; Interview with Ramsey Clark
• Saddam Hussein On Trial; Gifts of Giving Tips
• Saddam Hussein Trial Adjourned for One Week; The View From Home; Part of Supreme Court's Facade Falls

November 25, 2005

• Annual Buying Frenzy; Prison Terror Plot; Saddam Hussein's Trial Resumes Monday
• Day After Thanksgiving Shopping; Jose Padilla Charged
• Holiday Shopping Blitz; Celebrating Thanksgiving in New Orleans
• Charities Brace For Tough Holiday Donation Season; Christian- Inspired Video Games; Colombian Volcano May Erupt Soon;

November 24, 2005

• Violence in Iraq Ensues with Car Bomb Explosion and Gunfire; Big Crowds and Balloons Fill New York for Parade; Pennsylvania Teen Gives Detailed Account of Killings; Timing Crucial for Next Career Move; Dangers of Turkey Fryers on Thanksgiving; Stores Preparing for Black Friday
• Security in New York Tight for Parade; U.S. Troops Share Thoughts on Thanksgiving in Iraq; Volcano in Colombia Looks Ready to Erupt; Police Officer Saves Life by Donating Organs
• Sheehan Expected to Protest Outside of President Bush's Ranch; Stem Cell Researcher Resigns over Ethics; FEMA and Fannie Mae Settle Katrina Housing Feud; Organization Helps to Rebuild New Orleans

November 23, 2005

• Holiday Travel Season Picks Up; Georgia Aquarium Opens With Much Fanfare
• Annual Thanksgiving Migration Begins Today; Planes, Trains Brace For Millions Of Travelers Nationwide; Marines In Iraq Fighting The "Three Block" War; "Five Tips" For Holiday E-Shopping
• Holiday Rush; The Gift of Giving
• Helpful Tips for Holiday Travel; Apartment Building Fire in Downtown Atlanta; St. Jude's Kicks Off Donation Campaign; New Aquarium Opens in Georgia; A Look at Women's Rights in Saudi Arabia, New quarantine proposals for bird flu

November 22, 2005

• The Ailing U.S. Auto Industry; Divided Minds of Two Sisters
• Iraq Vets Speak Out; Potholes and Pitfalls of GM; Fraud After Hurricane Katrina
• Criminal Indictment Announced Against Jose Padilla; Troubled Teens
• CNN Explains Technical Glitch Getting Internet Buzz; Travelers Hoping to Avoid Bad Weather

November 21, 2005

• General Motors Cutting More Jobs, Closing Several North American Plants; Teen Dad Killed
• Bush Dogged by Iraq Questions on Asia Trip; Cheney to Give Speech on War Effort; Officials Examine Claims of Zarqawi's Death; Man, 20, Shoots Seven at Mall; Five Tips on Handling Family Over the Holidays
• Cheney Defends Iraq War, Prewar Intelligence

November 18, 2005

• Second Iowa Prison Escapee Captured in Missouri; Fighting Words Regarding Troop Withdrawal in Iraq; Zarqawi Tape Claims Responsibility for Jordan Attacks
• Iraq Bombings; War of Words; War & Politics; Budget Battle; Beat Holiday Traffic; Iowa Escapee Caught

November 17, 2005

• Swearing on the Hill; Representative John Murtha Calls for Immediate Troop Withdrawal
• Incendiary Claims; Hunt For Escapees; Chimney Safety And Sweeps Tips

November 16, 2005

• Detainees Abused?
• Surveying Tornado Damage; Bush in Asia; Forbidden Love?
• Torture Allegations in Shiite Government; Research Shows Meditation Increases Brain Activity
• Tornadoes In Tennessee; Tornadoes In Kentucky; Bush's Trip To Asia; Airline Cargo Dangers; Winterizing Your Car Tips

November 15, 2005

• Bush Tours Asia; The Debate Over Spanking; Japanese Princess Gives up Title To Marry Commoner
• President Bush in Asia; Samuel Alito And Abortion Issue; Teen Murder Case In Pennsylvania; Inside Tornadoes
• Torture Allegations in Iraq; War and Politics; Bush in Asia

November 14, 2005

• 10 Former Members of 9/11 Commission Release Progress Report
• Terror In Jordan; President Bush Visits Asia; Amber Alert in Pennsylvania; Medicare Drug Plan Tips
• Iowa Twisters; Terror in Jordan; Fire at Liquid Asphalt Tank Farm in Medley, Florida

November 11, 2005

• Celebrating Veterans Day Across the Country
• Terror In Jordan; Bush Defending His Record; Tips to Reduce Your Debt
• Veterans Day Celebration at Arlington National Cemetery; Bush Fights Back

November 10, 2005

• Bombings Shake Up Jordan; Caught In The Middle in Iraq; Tips on Fighting Eminent Domain
• Jordan Hotel Attacks; Arvada, Colorado, City Hall Evacuated; Rioting in France Slows; President Bush Speaks Alongside Yemeni President

November 09, 2005

• Oil Profits
• Andrea Yates Gets New Trial; Oil Company CEOs get Grilled Over Prices, Record Profits
• Oil Executives on Capitol Hill; Election Undertones; School Shooting in Tennessee; Fight Back Against Gas Gouging Tips
• New Trial for Andrea Yates; Senate Meets with Oil Executives; Tornado Victims Return Home

November 08, 2005

• Ballot Battles Across the U.S.; Bird Flu Fears; Operation Steel Curtain Enters Fourth Day
• Pirate Tale
• Riots In France Continue; Arrests Made In Australia Before Terror Attack; Tornado Hits Indiana Trailer Park; New Guidelines for Interrogation of Terror Suspects
• Election Day 2005; Gunmen Fire on Lawyers for Saddam Hussein Co-Defendants; France Riots

November 07, 2005

• Indiana Mobile-Home Park Devastated by Tornado; Pete Rose Jr. Arrested on Federal Drug Charge
• Military Tribunals; Recovery Effort Begins From Deadly Midwest Twister; President Bush in Panama
• President Bush Visits Panama; Operation Steel Curtain Launched

November 04, 2005

• River Rescue Under Way in Washington State; President Bush Speaks to Reporters in Argentina
• A Dramatic River Rescue; Death Row Escapee
• Economics And Outrage; Missing Soldier; Death Row Escapee; SUV In River In Seattle; Travel Tips
• Death Row Escapee

November 03, 2005

• Libby Pleads Not Guilty; Victory for Merck in Vioxx Case
• Legal Fight Begins for Lewis "Scooter" Libby; CIA Leak Investigation; The Alito Nomination; Child Alert
• Lewis Scooter Libby's Arraignment Today

November 02, 2005

• Funeral Service for Rosa Parks; Vehicle Bomb Explodes Outside Shiite Mosque; More Battles Ahead?
• Thousands in Attendance at Rosa Parks' Funeral; Charles and Camilla Visit the States
• Senate Showdown; Rosa Parks Funeral; Bombing In Iraq; 'Saving Time Tips'

November 01, 2005

• President Bush Outlines Flu Pandemic Strategy
• International Efforts to Deal With Bird Flu Picking Up Steam
• Who is Alito?; U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq; CIA Leak Case

October 26, 2005

• Islamic Jihad Group Claims Responsibility for Hadera Attack; Possible Indictments in CIA Leak Case; Grand Junction Hoax
• Iraq: The Next Chapter; The Final Goodbye
• Suicide Bombing in Israel Kills At Least 4; Florida, After Hurricane Wilma; Stranded in Cancun
• Israeli Explosion; Florida Residents In Long Lines; CIA Leak Case; Stuck In Cancun; Fighting Inflation Tips

October 25, 2005

• Hurricane Wilma's Destruction in Naples; Hurricane Wilma's Destruction in Sunny Isles; Hurricane Wilma Update; New England Feeling Hurricane Wilma; Milestones In Iraq; CIA Leak Probe Source
• New Constitution Passes in Iraq While no Letup in Insurgent Violence; Wilma's Wrath

October 21, 2005

• On Alert for Hurricane Wilma; Tom DeLay in the Hot Seat
• Tom DeLay Appears In Court Today; Hurricane Wilma Hitting Cancun

October 20, 2005

• Lawmakers Investigate FEMA's Response to Katrina; Bush Meets with Abbas
• Hurricane Wilma Update; Florida Still Recovering from Hurricane Charlie; Cuba Prepares For Hurricane Wilma; Mother Throws Children In San Francisco Bay; Combating Mold Tips
• National Hurricane Center Gives an Update on Wilma; Mother Accused of Drowning Three Children in San Francisco Bay

October 19, 2005

• Saddam Hussein Goes on Trial; Government Discusses Disaster Preparation Plans; Deaths in New Orleans Take Toll on Coroner
• Saddam Hussein On Trail; White House Officials Monitor Hussein Trial; Hurricane Wilma To Hit Florida
• Hurricane Wilma Explodes Into Dangerous Category 5 Storm; Saddam Hussein on Trial
• National Hurricane Center Gives Briefing on Hurricane Wilma

October 18, 2005

• Reagan National Airport Opens for General Aviation; Questionnaire Sheds Light on Miers
• Dam Emergency; Wilma Now a Hurricane; CIA Leak Probe
• Dam Could Give Way In Massachusetts; Saddam Hussein On Trial; Struggle Over Dead Soldier's Remains

October 17, 2005

• The Miers Nomination; Constitutional Vote; Tropical Storm Wilma
• Signs of Coalition Success in Iraq; The Party's Over

October 14, 2005

• Rivers Rising, More Rain Falling; Earthquake Relief; Driven to Extremes
• One of President Bush's Most Trusted Advisers in Front of Federal Grand Jury; Every Body Talks; Children Help Children Cope with Hurricanes
• Flooding In Northeast; Relief Efforts in Pakistan; Rove Testifies Again In CIA Leak Case; Political Power In Iraq
• Iraqis Prepare for Vote on Constitution; Northeast Floods
• Rove Testifies in CIA Leak Case; Many in New Orleans Still in Temporary Housing; "New You Revolution"

October 13, 2005

• President Bush has Upbeat Chat With Soldiers in Iraq; Iraq Vote; Northeast Flooding
• President Talks With Troops Via Video Link; Southern Russia Rebellion; Flooding In The Northeast; School Collapsed In Earthquake Killing 162 Students
• Mercy Killings?; Driven to Extremes
• Terrorist Communication: Real or Phony?; Quake Relief; Russian Rebel Uprising
• Terrorist Communication: Real or Phony?; Quake Relief; Russian Rebel Uprising
• Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad Speaks Out; Security to Tighten in Iraq Before Saturday Constitution Vote

October 12, 2005

• Heating Costs; What Women Want
• Three Dead And Four Missing In New Hampshire Floods; Relief and Rescue In Pakistan; CIA Leak Probe Continues; Head Of Syrian Intel Commits Suicide
• A Burst of Car Bombings in Iraq After Possible Breakthrough on New Constitution; Look at Efforts to Contain Possible Human Flu Outbreak
• CIA Leak Probe; Judging Miers; Look & Leave
• News Conference on New Orleans Videotaped Police Beating; Bush Meets with Polish President; Syrian Minister Commits Suicide

October 11, 2005

• Aid Streams into South Asia After Quake; Is the Bird Flu Hype Warranted?; President Bush Visits Reopened Mississippi School
• Four Days Before Vote on New Constitution, Insurgents Ramping Up Attacks; Conspiracy Theories in New Orleans; Interview with Spike Lee
• President Bush's Eighth Visit to Gulf Coast Region; Investigating Videotaped Beating; Subway Hoax
• Relief Efforts To Earthquake Victims Grounded; Town of Balakot Flattened; Iraq Faces More Bombings Ahead of Saturday's Vote; President Bush's Eighth Visit To Hurricane-Damaged Areas
• New York City Subway Hoax?; Earthquake Aftermath; Suicide Bombings in Iraq
• Relief Efforts Head to Pakistan; Is the Bird Flu Overhyped?; Picking Up the Pieces in New Orleans

October 10, 2005

• U.S. Military Joining Relief Efforts in Southeast Asia; Communities Buried in Guatemala Mudslides
• South Asia Quake; Guatemala Mudslide; Videotaped Beating in New Orleans
• Relief Efforts in Pakistan; New Orleans Police Beating; President Visits Hurricane Devastated Areas Again; South Asia Quake Update; Flight Delay Tips
• Earthquake Results in Heavy Death Toll; Police Beating Caught on Tape; Miers Battle
• U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Fight Forgotten War; First Female German Chancellor Elected; Former FBI Director Slams Clinton in New Book

October 07, 2005

• New York City's Penn Sation Partially Closed Amid Security Alert; Government Shows Its Concern Over Avian Flu Threat
• New York City Subway Alert; President Bush Meets With Hungarian Prime Minister
• Threat Against New York's Subways; Bird Flu Fears
• New York City Boosts Security In Subways; Information Leads To Al Qaeda Raid; Rove To Testify Again; Unemployment Rate Up Slightly; Bankruptcy Deadline Tips

October 06, 2005

• The War on Terror; Top Secret Betrayal; California Wildfire
• Researchers Find Disturbing Similarities Between Bird Flu and Spanish Flu; Race on in Toronto to Identify Killer Virus; Vaccine Believed to Prevent Cervical Cancer
• Terror Speech; Former Marine Accused of Spying; Bombings in Iraq
• New Vaccine Could Prevent Cervical Cancer; Study Shows Young Children Should Receive Flu Vaccine; Bush Delivers Speech on Terrorism

October 05, 2005

• Iraqi Lawmakers Reversed Rules On Constitutional Vote; Fears of Bird Flu Coming To U.S.; Tour Boat Tragedy Testing Today; Tropical Storm Tammy Affecting Florida
• Flu Pandemic?; Supreme Court Considers Oregon's Death With Dignity Act
• Assisted Suicide; Miers Nomination; Road to Recovery
• Supreme Court to Debate Oregon Right to Die Case; President Bush Speaks About War in Iraq
• Three Foreign Nationals Arrested in Fort Bragg Fraud; DeLay on the Offense; Supreme Court Debates Oregon's Death With Dignity Act

October 04, 2005

• President Bush Holds Press Conference; DeLay's Second Indictment; Looking Into New York Tour Boat Tragedy

October 03, 2005

• Bush Chooses Miers for Supreme Court; Abandoned 4-Year-Old's Mother Believed Murdered; Signs of Recovery in New Orleans as Schools Reopen
• Supreme Court In Session; Miers Announced as Supreme Court Nominee; Tour Boat Capsizes, Killing 20 People; Campaign Encourages Americans To Conserve
• Harriet Miers President Bush's Nominee to Replace Justice Sandra Day O'Connor; New Term Under Way Today, With a New Chief Justice on Bench
• President Bush Nominates Harriet Miers to be Supreme Court Justice; Tour Boat Capsizes; Energy Alert

September 30, 2005

• Homecoming Day for Some New Orleans Residents; General Richard Myers Retires
• Violent Week in Iraq; White House Criticizes Former Education Secretary William Bennett for Explosive Comment; Organ Transplant Scandal in Los Angeles
• Judith Miller Freed From Jail; William Bennett Makes Racial Comment; Wildfires Burn in California; Home Heating Tips
• The Plame Game; Western Wildfire; Space Tourist
• CIA Leak Probe; School Bus Overturns in New York City; The Next Justice
• Al Anbar Province in Iraq a Hotbed of Insurgency; General Richard Myers Says Goodbye; Pentagon Prepares Against Avian Flu

September 29, 2005

• John Roberts Expected to be Confirmed; DNA Could Save Death Row Inmate; Author John Grisham Visits Biloxi
• Firefighters Battle California Wildfires; Residents and Business Owners Return To New Orleans; Consumer Confidence Falls To New Low; Tips on Saving Money On Energy This Winter
• Roberts Confirmed; California Wildfire; Ann Arbor High School Evacuated for Second Time This Week
• The Politics Behind the Roberts Confirmation; Shrinking Icecap Indicates Global Warming's Advance; Oregon's Death with Dignity Law Faces Challenges

September 28, 2005

• FEMA Village Blues; FBI Joins Beirut Bombing Investigation
• Looking for Answers; Katrina Fatalities; The War on Terror

September 27, 2005

• Number Two Al Qaeda Man Reported Dead; Did Cronyism Play Role in Michael Brown's Appointment to FEMA?

September 26, 2005

• President Bush Addresses Energy Situation in Wake of Hurricanes; Should Military Take on Increased Role in Disaster Relief?
• President Bush Talks of Military Taking Control in Major Catastrophes; Energy Alert; 9/11 Plotter Convicted in Spain Trial
• Hurricane Rita's Effect on Lake Charles; Traffic Back Into Houston; People Return to New Orleans after Rita; Weather from Hurricane Rita
• Cameron Parish Severely Damaged by Hurricane Rita; President Bush Prepared to Tap Strategic Oil Reserves

September 23, 2005

• Hurricane Rita Approaching; Water Rushes Over Levee in New Orleans' Ninth Ward
• People Still Leaving Houston; Winds Making Waves in Galveston; Bus Fire On Interstate 45; Hurricane Rita Update; Levee Breach In New Orleans; Red Cross Prepares for Rita
• Eight-Foot Storm Surge Already in New Orleans
• Rita Whips Water Over Levee in New Orleans; President Bush Visits FEMA Headquarters
• Hurricane Rita; Levee Worries; Energy Alert

September 22, 2005

• Just a Swipe from Rita Could Deepen New Orleans Catastrophe; Disaster Insurance Tips
• Some Evacuees From Hurricane Katrina on the Move Again; President Bush Address on War on Terror
• Sea Wall May Not Protect Galveston; Traffic Jams From Houston to Dallas; Government Prepares To Aid After Hurricane Rita; JetBlue Plane Equipment Failure
• Hurricane Rita Category 5; Weather Watch
• Texas Authorities Prepare for Worst Case Scenario as Rita Approaches; Senate Votes on Roberts Confirmation

September 21, 2005

• Texas Officials Prepare for Hurricane Rita; Farmer's Almanac Predicts More Wild Weather for Coming Year
• Supreme Court Vacancy; Relatives of Patients Who Died in Louisiana Nursing Homes During Katrina Looking for Answers
• Galveston Residents Evacuation In Progress; New Orleans Prepares For Rita; Hurricane Preparedness Tips
• Galveston Evacuates Ahead of Rita; President Bush Discusses Storms; New Orleans Re-Evacuates for Hurricane; Analyst: Rita Could Lead to Another Gas Hike
• Hurricane Rita; Road to Recovery; Reuniting Families

September 20, 2005

• Hurricane Rita Heads Towards Florida; Military Plans to Move Ships from Storm's Path
• President Bush Arrives on Gulf Coast; New Orleans Mayor Orders Residents to Leave Ahead of New Storm
• Rita Heads Toward Florida as Hurricane; Hurricane Rita Update; New Orleans Evacuating Again; Cruise Ships Temporary Home for Evacuees
• Hurricane Rita Bears Down on Florida Keys; Pets Rescued from New Orleans
• Hurricane Rita Bears Down on Keys; Returned New Orleans Resident Told to Evacuate; Family Reunited with Missing Child; AWOL Officer Explains Choice
• Hurricane Rita Bears Down on Florida; A Look at How Cuba Weathers Storms

September 19, 2005

• Bush Meets with Homeland Security Council; Mandatory Evacuation in Florida Keys
• City Leaders Allowing Residents Back Into New Orleans; 57th Emmy Awards
• Evacuations in Florida; Hurricane Rita Update; Residents Return To Algiers; Center From Virginia Uniting Families; Tips for Insurance Claims
• Tropical Storm Expected to Hit Florida Keys; Officials at Odds Over Repopulating New Orleans
• Residents Returning to New Orleans Neighborhood; Florida Keys Evacuate Ahead of Storm; Atlanta Community Severs Ties with Red Cross; Tyco Executives Sentenced to State Prison; North Korea Vows to Abandon Nuclear Program

September 16, 2005

• President Bush's Speech to Victims; Clean-up in New Orleans; North Carolina Surveys Damage from Hurricane Ophelia; Search for Missing Children Continues in Gulf Coast
• Crisis Leadership; 911 Calls Poured In As Katrina Hit New Orleans
• New Orleans Aims to Reopen Sections; Fishing Community Hit Hard by Ophelia; Groups Work to Save Abandoned Animals; Senators Discuss Relief Efforts

September 12, 2005

• Evacuee Searches for Son, 14; Baby Born to Evacuee in South Carolina; Hurricane Ophelia Downgraded to Tropical Storm; NBA Players Play Charity Game to Raise Money for Hurricane Victims
• President Bush Tours Damaged Areas; John Roberts Confirmation Hearings; New Orleans Jazz; Protect Your Valuables Tips: Evacuees Leaving Houston Astrodome
• State of Emergency; The Roberts Hearings

September 09, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina Made Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer a Rooftop Hero; Internet Scams
• FEMA Director Facing Blistering Criticism, Calls for Resignation
• Many People Holdout In New Orleans; Biloxi Starts Cleanup; FEMA Chief's Background Questioned and Criticized
• New Orleans Residents Resist Evacuation; Officials Answer Questions on Forced Evacuations, Recovery Efforts

September 08, 2005

• Congress Plans More Relief for Gulf Coast; Texas Town Marks a Tragic Anniversary
• Nursing Home Residents Killed in Hurricane; Military Focuses Efforts on Medical Care; FEMA Searching for Survivors in Biloxi; Vice President Visits Disaster Area; Who's in Charge in Louisiana?; Water Damage Tips
• Look at What Hurricane Katrina did to Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana; People Still Searching for Family Members

September 07, 2005

• Mississippi Severe But Stabilizing; Lawmakers Criticize Cabinet Secretaries for Response; Mother Says Life in Shelter Horrible
• American Hostage Roy Hallums Now a Free Man; Search for Missing Persons Continues in Gulf Coast
• American Hostage Ray Hallums Freed in Iraq; Toxic Floodwater in New Orleans Raises Health Concerns
• State of Emergency in New Orleans; Bush Seeks Aid for Katrina; House Members and Cabinet Secretaries Hold Contentious Meeting; Reestablishing Your Identity Tips

September 06, 2005

• Burying the Dead in New Orleans; Katrina's Economic Fallout Felt Throughout Country
• The Legacy Chief Justice Rehnquist; Recovery Efforts Continue in Gulf Coast
• Senator Lieberman, Senator Collins Calling to Have Hearings on Federal Response to Hurricane Katrina; President Bush Discusses Katrina Disaster with Cabinet
• Military Plays Key Role in Katrina Relief; New Orleans Mayor Addresses Press
• New Orleans Begins Recovery Efforts; Bush Not Ready for Blame Game; Congress to Take Action on Hurricane Relief, Investigations

September 05, 2005

• State of Emergency in Louisiana
• Relief has Reached Devastated Communities Along Mississippi's Coastline; President Bush Visiting Devastated Gulfport Region Again
• President Bush Visits Hurricane-Damaged Area; New Orleans Press Conference
• Search and Rescue Mission Continues; President Bush Makes Second Trip to Hurricane Zone; Pentagon Briefing
• Fund raising for hurricane relief. Roberts nominated Chief Justice.

September 02, 2005

• Congressional Black Caucus Discusses Response to Katrina; New Orleans in Turmoil
• President Bush Visits Gulf Coast; Early Warnings
• Catastrophic Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; President Bush Tours Gulf Coast

September 01, 2005

• New Orleans: Public Health Concerns Increase; Busloads of Evacuees Arrive in Houston; Aerial Pictures from New Orleans
• Some Units of Louisiana National Guard Will be Headed Home From Iraq Soon
• Chaos and Catastrophe in New Orleans; FEMA Briefing

August 31, 2005

• Eastern Gulf Coast Devastated; CNN Opens Relief Desk
• Highest Death Toll From Katrina in Mississippi; Rising Health Concerns in Wake of Storm; Louisiana National Guard Unit Ending Tour in Iraq
• Hurricane Katrina Aftermath; Cleanup and Damage Assessment; Insuring Against Flood
• Plans to Bring New Orleans Evacuees to Houston; Hard-Hit Areas of Mississippi Face Daunting Task
• Hurricane Relief Floods to Gulf Coast

August 30, 2005

• Katrina's Catastrophic Toll
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
• The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• Humanitarian Efforts Underway in Katrina's Wake; Oil Prices Surge After Hurricane

August 29, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina
• Hurricane Katrina Slamming Into Gulf Coast
• Hurricane Katrina Striking Large Stretch of Gulf Coast

August 26, 2005

• Survivors from Peruvian Crash Speak Out; Lance Armstrong Fights Back
• Hurricane Katrina Hits South Florida; President Personally Calls Shiite Leader; Panel Votes To Spare Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota; Winning Online Auction Tips
• Katrina's Path and Aftermath; Disaster in Europe
• Discussion With Senator John Thune; Baby Boom

August 25, 2005

• Peru Plane Crash
• Hurricane Watch Up For Southeastern Florida Coast; Final Version of Iraq's Constitution Agreed Upon; Panel Votes to Close Walter Reed Hospital
• Cindy Sheehan Holds News Conference in Texas
• Unwelcome Visitor Knocking on South Florida's Door; Iraqi Constitution

August 24, 2005

• Plane Crash Survivor Speaks; A Response From Robertson; Hydrogen Fuel;
• Base Closures; Defending the War; Robertson's Remarks
• Discussion With Education Secretary Margaret Spellings; 'Daily Dose'
• Insurgents and Police Battled In Baghdad; Airplane Crash In Peru; Final Meetings Begin On Military Base Realignment; Is Your Medicine Safe?

August 23, 2005

• Federal Government Demand Vehicle Improved Mileage; Gas Prices Affect Mr. Softee Drivers; Draft Constitution Handed To National Assembly In Iraq; U.S. Officials Hailing Iraq Draft Deadline; Israel Makes Forced Evictions in Sanur
• A Call to Kill; Chavez and Castro; Pain at the Pump
• Left Behind?; Head of the Class; Bush Delivers Speech in Idaho

August 22, 2005

• Deadline for New Iraq Constitution Nears; Letter from Hussein in Newspapers; President To Rally More Support For Iraq War; Antiwar Demonstration Grows Near Bush Ranch
• Iraq Set to Present Draft Constitution; Israel Empties Final Gaza Settlement; President Bush Hits Road in Support of Iraq War
• Bomber Eric Rudolph To Face Victims in Court; Evicted Gaza Settlers Confront Uncertain Future

August 19, 2005

• BTK Killer Faces Life in Prison; Airlines Struggle with Rising Fuel Costs
• Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas Arrives in Gaza After Withdrawal
• Rockets Miss U.S. Navy Ships; Seventeen of 21 Gaza Settlements Now Evacuated; Violent Storms Cause Tornadoes In Wisconsin; Raising A Savvy Consumer Tips
• Failed Terror Strike; Protesting the War

August 18, 2005

• Tensions Flare at Gaza Synagogue; Pope Benedict XVI Celebrates World Youth Day in Germany
• Gaza Pullout Tensions; Pope's Homecoming in Germany
• Israeli Police Force Protesters To Leave Synagogue
• Israeli Police Removing Protesters From Synagogues; BTK Sentencing; Protesting the War

August 17, 2005

• Complications of Gaza Withdrawal; Three Palestinians Killed in West Bank Shooting; Sky High Oil Prices Break Records
• West Bank Shooting; Iraq Violence; Protesting the War
• Rader Faces 10 Concurrent or Consecutive Sentences; Israel Plans to Evacuate 6-8 Settlements Today; Three Car Bombings in Baghdad Kills 43 People; Protestors in Texas Moving A Mile From President's Ranch; Rein In Teen Spending Tips
• Emotional Moments in Gaza Withdrawal; Community Vigils Held for Grieving Iraq Families

August 16, 2005

• Constitution Delay in Iraq; NYC Remembers
• Deadline Approaching in Gaza; Constitution Delay; Carry-On Changes?
• Colombian Plane Crashes in Remote Part of Venezuela; Spanish Troops Killed in Chopper Crash; Police Raid Offices of Helios Airways; Aviation Accidents
• Constitution Delay in Iraq; Gang Violence in U.S.

August 15, 2005

• Deadline for Iraq's Draft Constitution Today; Pentagon Replacing Armor For Troops in Iraq; Soldiers Deliver Eviction Notices to Settlers; Flight Recorders Found from Crash in Greece
• Israel Leaves Gaza; Plane Crash Mystery
• PGA Championship Gets Bonus Day Because of Weather; Gaza Pullout

August 12, 2005

• Fill Your Tank, Drain Your Wallet; Fugitives in Court
• President Bush Warns Against Bringing Troops Home Too Soon; Bill Clinton Weighs in on War in Iraq, Other Hot-Button Issues
• George and Jennifer Hyatte Face Extradition Hearings; Mother of Soldier Wants to Speak with President Bush; Ads Pulled Against Judge John Roberts; Fighting High Gas Prices

August 11, 2005

• Fugitive Couple Captured; Love Behind Bars; Arkansas School Shooter Goes Free Today
• President Bush Has Summoned His Top Military and Foreign Policy Team Members to His Ranch; Iraqi Women's Rights
• Escaped Prison Inmate and Wife Captured in Ohio; Sell Your Home in a Weekend

August 10, 2005

• Remembering African-American Publisher John Johnson; America's Love Affair with Pandas
• Manhunt Under Way For Courthouse Suspects; Bush Administration Concerned By Suspected Iranian Weapons; President Bush Set to Sign Highway Bill Today; Iran Removing Seals on Nuclear Facility
• Iran Weapons?; Southern Dragnet; Pass the Pork
• President Bush Signs Massive Transportation Bill

August 09, 2005

• Dana Reeve Diagnosed with Lung Cancer; Bush and Economic Team Gather at Texas Ranch for Brainstorming; Senior Army General Relieved of Duties
• Dana Reeve Announces She Has Lung Cancer; Shuttle Returns With Flawless Landing; Oil Prices on the Rise
• Christopher Reeve's Widow Reveals She Has Lung Cancer; Return of Discovery

August 08, 2005

• Shuttle Landing Rescheduled for Tomorrow; An Experienced Astronaut's View; Remembering Peter Jennings
• Discovery's Delay; Peter Jennings Loses Battle With Lung Cancer
• Israel Begins Withdrawing from Gaza; Seven Russian Sailors Alive and Well
• Peter Jennings Succumbs to Cancer; Man Who Once Ran Oil-for- Food Program Says He's Being Made Fall Guy in International Scandal

August 05, 2005

• American Economy Growing; Controversy Over Eminent Domain Ruling; "Mr. Moviefone"
• Security Watch: Safe at Home
• Trapped Under Sea; London Terror; 'Daily Dose'
• U.S. and Iraq Launch Offensive; Ohio Marines Killed in Iraq; U.S. Marines Rush To Rescue Russian Submarine; Getting Out Alive After Airplane Crash

August 04, 2005

• An Interview With Bishop T.D. Jakes
• New Video From Bin Laden's Number-Two Man; NYC Police Reveal Sensitive Bombing Info; Ohio Marine Battalion Loses 19 Members
• New Terror Tape; Enemy Within?; Ohio's Heavy Toll
• Osama Bin Laden's Top Deputy Warns of More Terrorist Attacks; 'Security Watch'

August 03, 2005

• Proof of I.D.; Brain-Dead Virginia Woman Gives Birth
• Deadly Attack on U.S. Marines in Iraq; Air France Flight 358; Success in Space
• Daring and Delicate NASA Mission Ends in Success; In Iraq, 14 Marines Dead After Blast Near Western Town of Haditha
• Fourteen U.S. Marines Killed Near Haditha; Discovery Gap Filler Threat Gone; All 309 Passengers Alive After Plane Crash

August 02, 2005

• Bolton at the U.N.; London Terror; President Bush Signs CAFTA Into Law
• Discovery Crew Prepares for Risky Manuever; Security Scare on London Bus

August 01, 2005

• Latest on Efforts to Meet Deadline for Writing New Iraqi Constitution; King Fahd Dead; Kofi Annan Speaks
• President Bush Appoints John Bolton as U.N. Ambassador; Eight- Year-Old Missing Girl Reunited With Mother; Retirees Going Back to School
• Bolton Battle; Suspect in Italy Plans to Fight Extradition to Britain; Death of King Fahd
• Discovery Astronauts Sort Through Glitches; Week Two of North Korean Arms Talks

July 28, 2005

• Security Ratcheted Up At London's Air and Rail Hubs; Nine Men Arrested In Connection With Bombings; NASA Grounds Fleet; Tips on Fighting Property Taxes
• NASA News Conference on Discovery Mission; London Terror Investigation; End of IRA Violence?
• Power Outages, Water Shortages, Constant Threat of Terrorism Routine in Iraq; Talk With Breast Cancer Survivor Who Braved Heights of Mount Rainier

July 27, 2005

• New Developments in London Terror Investigation; Was Space Shuttle Discovery Damaged During Liftoff?
• Four Men Arrested In Birmingham; Rumsfeld Meets With Iraqi Leaders and U.S. Commanders; President Bush Visits Hill and Stumps for CAFTA
• Senate Dispute Over Unreleased Roberts Documents; North Korea Nuclear Arms Talks Enter Day Two; New TV Show Profiles War in Iraq
• Police Arrest Four Men in London Bombing Attempts; U.S. Troop Pullout From Iraq Could Begin in Spring; Life After War

July 26, 2005

• Heatwave; A Debate Over Time
• Return of the Shuttle; Scout Leader Deaths; London Terror

July 25, 2005

• Supreme Court Nominee John Roberts Returns to Capitol Hill This Morning; U.S., North Korea Hold Face-to-Face Talks on North's Nuclear Weapons Program
• More Names Released in London Bombings; Egyptian Attacks Hurt Tourism; Chicago Faces Another Heat Wave; Discovery Rescheduled to Launch Tuesday
• London Authorities Name two Suspects in Thursday's Attacks; Egypt Bombings; Fight for Iraq Takes Bloody Toll in Capital
• Senate Gearing up for Supreme Court Nomination Battle; Lance Armstrong's Mom Talks about Win; Is Lance Armstrong Super Human?; Tips on Childcare While Traveling

July 22, 2005

• NASA Sets Discovery Launch Date; Footage Released of Sudan Media Scuffle; Deadly Southwest Heat Wave
• London Police Release Photos of Four Suspects; Londoners Finding Other Ways to Work; Bag Searches Raise Profiling Concerns

July 20, 2005

• Supreme Court Nominee Visits President and Lawmakers; President Bush Speaks in Baltimore About Renewal of Patriot Act, Supreme Court Nomination
• Judge Roberts Makes Rounds on Capitol Hill; Public Weighs in on Supreme Court Nomination Process; Hurricane Emily Hits Mexico, Texas

July 19, 2005

• Nomination Near?; Sister Act
• President Bush to Announce Supreme Court Nominee?; In the Bullseye?
• Nomination Near?; Supreme Choice; Justice Vetting; Hurricane Emily; Police Shooting
• Bush Meets With Australian Prime Minister at White House; Tony Blair Holds Talks With Representatives From Britain's Muslim Community

July 18, 2005

• Pakistan Link in London Bombings; Keeping U.S. Transit Safe
• Hurricane Emily Now Category 2 Storm; Attack Aftermath; President Bush Meets With Prime Minister of India
• Hurricane Emily; Iraq vs. Saddam; Iraq Violence; Rudolph Sentencing; Cut Your Health Care Costs
• Mary's Vision; A Special Spell

July 15, 2005

• Life in Baghdad; Emmanuel's Gift
• London Terror; Looking for Clues; CIA Leak Probe; Rumor to Rest; Travel Insurance
• Egyptian Biochemist Detained in London Bombings Probe; CIA Leak Probe; Timeline of a Leak
• Harry Hysteria; 'Daily Dose'

July 14, 2005

• Five People Injured in Building Collapse; London Terror; Is New York Ready?
• Democrats Stepping Up Pressure for Bush to Fire Karl Rove; Interview With Senator Tom Harkin
• Rehnquist Ill; Terror Suspects in London; Discovery Delay; Homeland Security Shake-Up

July 13, 2005

• Sentencing Expected in Case of Former Worldcom CEO Bernard Ebbers; 'Time' Magazine Reporter Matthew Cooper Testifying Before Grand Jury
• CIA Leak Probe; Return of the Shuttle
• Ebbers Sentencing; Return of the Shuttle; London Terror; Young Drivers
• Ebbers Gets 25 Years in Prison; London Bombing Suspects Investigated

July 12, 2005

• White House Quiet on Rove Evidence; Discovery Ready for Launch
• Supreme Decision; London Terror; Dennis: The Aftermath; U.S. Afghan Mission
• L.A. Filmmaker Heading Home After Being Jailed for 54 Days in Iraq by U.S. Military; Latest Developments in CIA Leak Investigation
• London Terror Attacks: The Investigation; Funding Fight; Is Rove the Leak?

July 11, 2005

• Hurricane Dennis: The Day After; Discovery Prepares to Launch

July 08, 2005

• Londoners Return to Mass Transit System; Subway Security; Hurricane Dennis
• Reaction to London Attacks; Heightened Fears of Global Scope of al Qaeda

July 06, 2005

• Idaho Girl's Ordeal; Reporters Face Jail in Fight Over Sources; Mother Teresa's AIDS Hospice Lives On
• Tropical Storm Cindy Causes Flooding; Protests Surround G-8 Summit; London Gets 2012 Olympics
• Cindy Weakens After Landfall; G8 Summit; Former Senator Fred Thompson to Guide Supreme Court Nominee Through Process
• The Meth Epidemic

July 05, 2005

• Busy Week for President Bush; Experts Warn African Aid Plan Might Be Short-Sighted
• Missing in Aruba; Kidnapped Children; Caught on Tape; Missing SEALs
• Dozens Arrested During G-8 Protests; G-8 Junkie
• Missing in Aruba; Idaho Kidnapping; Close-Up on Crime

July 04, 2005

• U.S. Celebrates 229th Birthday; Afghanistan Rescue; Egypt's Top Diplomat in Iraq Abducted; Mother Grieves for Daughter Killed in Iraq; Medication Could Cause Sun Sensitivity; U.S. Travel Destinations
• Fourth of July Celebrations; Mountain Mission; Holiday at War; Update on Found Idaho Girl;

July 01, 2005

• Sandra Day O'Connor Announces Retirement
• Sandra Day O'Connor Retires From Position as Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court

June 30, 2005

• Legal Loophole?; Island of the Sharks
• Leader was a Captor?; Chopper Crash; Capitol Evacuation; African Aid; Summer Rentals
• Car & Truck Fires
• Hostage Minder?; Bush G8 Agenda; Aruba Search

June 29, 2005

• Defending a Spouse; Missing Student
• Four Weeks Into Natalee Holloway Case; 'Daily Dose'
• Chopper Crash; Making the Case; Supporting the War; Cooling Costs
• Helicopter Down; President Bush Urges Patience From American Public; Fire in the West

June 28, 2005

• President Bush Addresses Nation Tonight on Iraq War; Inside the Mind of the BTK Killer
• The Fight For Iraq; Wal-Mart Heir Dies; Missing Student; Shark Attacks
• Bush on Iraq; Drowning Death of Marine Recruit Deemed 'Preventable'; Profiling a Killer
• Determined Texas Team Using Divers and Dogs in Search for Missing Teenager; Battle Bicentennial; Live Eight Concerts This Weekend

June 27, 2005

• Supreme Court Decisions; BTK Guilty Plea; File Sharing
• German Chancellor to Meet with Bush; Florida Beach Reopens After Fatal Shark Attack
• BTK Trial; Supreme Court Hearings

June 24, 2005

• Three Boys Missing in New Jersey; Billy Graham's Last Crusade; Mr. Moviefone
• Eyes on Iraq; Western Arizona Wildfire; Missing in Aruba; Money Wise
• President Bush Meets With Iraq's Prime Minister at White House; Suicide Attack on Marine Convoy in Falluja

June 23, 2005

• A New Push; Iraq Hearings; Morongo Valley Fire
• Supreme Court Allows Seizures of Private Property; Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing On Iraq Military Operations; Killen Sentenced to 20 Years on Each Count
• Supreme Court Rules Government Can Take Property for Economic Development

June 22, 2005

• President Bush Speaks At Maryland Power Plant
• Edgar Ray Killen Will be Sentenced in Mississippi Courtroom Tomorrow; 'Daily Dose'; Brennan Hawkins Resting After Ordeal in Utah Mountains
• Building Support for Rebuilding Iraq; Front Lines of Battle in Iraq; Beltway Battles

June 21, 2005

• Cybercrime Epidemic; Operation Spear Declared Success; Office Germs
• KKK Murder Trial; Detroit Fire; Missing Scout; White House Press Conference
• Search in Aruba; Protecting Kids; Wireless Security
• Military Matters; Guarding a Dictator

June 20, 2005

• 'Getaways'
• Credit Card Breach; Stolen Identity
• Violence in Iraq; Missing Boy Scout; KKK Murder Trial; Top Five Tips: Summer Tax Breaks; Pitching Democracy

June 17, 2005

• New Developments in Aruba; A Look at Iran's Elections and Politics of Islam; Operation Spear Launched
• See Ya Later; Missing Student; California Quake; President's Rating; U.S. Open; Top Five Tips: Financial Freedom
• Search Continues for Natalee Holloway; Quakes Rattle California; Operation Spear Launched in Iraq; Activists Call for Release of Aung San Suu Kyi
• Missing Student; California Quake; President's Rating; U.S. Open; Top Five Tips: Financial Freedom

June 16, 2005

• Missing in Aruba; Downing St. Memo
• Edgar Ray Killen Taken From Courtroom on Stretcher; Insurgents Keep up Campaign of Violence in Iraq; 'Brothers in Arms'
• Cambodia Crisis Ends; Identity Theft; FTC Settlement with BJ'S Wholesale Supermarket; Park Ranger Hero; Top Five Tips: Dangers of the Appraisal
• Brothers in Arms

June 15, 2005

• California Quake; Hostage Freed; Missing Student; Deadly Dilemma; Top Five Tips for Selling Your House
• Pets & Planes; Oil Man; Terri Schiavo's Autopsy Released

June 14, 2005

• Jackson Jurors; Deserter's Return
• Will Jackson Make a Comeback?; Negroponte Wins First Battle; Mystery of King Tut Unearthed
• Jackson Reaction; Missing in Aruba; Insurgent Attacks; Men's Health
• Missing in Aruba; Michael Jackson Acquittal; Mission of Mercy

June 13, 2005

• 1964 Civil Rights Case Back in Court; Jackson Jury
• Day Seven of Deliberations for Jackson Jurors; National Park Vacations
• President Bush Hosts Leaders of Five African Countries; Africa Debt Relief
• Hussein Questioned; Subway Sketchers; Missing Student; Gitmo Debate; Aid & Democracy; Buying in Today's Housing Market

June 10, 2005

• Tropical Storm Arlene Moving In; Children Injured in Florida Collision; Military Opens Investigation Into Two Iraq Deaths
• Eye on Arlene; Bush on Terror; Missing Student; Summer Solutions
• President Bush Discusses Counterterror Measures

June 09, 2005

• Africa's AIDS Crisis; State of the Economy
• Missing Student in Aruba; Rumsfeld on Gitmo; Bush Campaigns for Patriot Act
• Missing Student; Terror Arrests; Jackson's Trials; Closing Cost Tips

June 08, 2005

• Airline Safety; On the Border
• U.S. Terrorists?; Missing in Aruba; Jackson Trial; Navigating Mortgage Rate Waters; Cnnmoney.com Tips
• Missing in Aruba; Terror Arrests; Marines Fired On
• Jackson Jury Deliberates; Bush Meets with Prime Minister of Turkey; Hemingway's Home

June 07, 2005

• Bush, Blair Meet; Suburban Safari
• Senate Nears Vote on Janice Rogers Brown; U.S.-Iraqi Offensive Under Way in Northern Iraq
• Missing Student; Jackson Trial; Citigroup Blames Brown for Lost Information; Show of ForceL Teen Travel; Travel Tips
• Internet I.D. Thieves; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'

June 06, 2005

• Hearings Under Way to Assess Progress on Government Changes Recommended by 9/11 Commission; Ways to Speed Through Airport Checkpoints
• Missing in Aruba; Deliberation Day; Insurgent Bunker; Supreme Court on Medical Marijuana
• Senate Debates Bush Nominees; Traveling with Pets
• Jackson Jury Watch; Missing Teen; Medical Marijuana

June 03, 2005

• Landslide Damage; Jackson Trial; Cutting the Bridal Budget; Teens in High-Tech Era
• False Hijacking Alert; Closing Arguments; Deep Throat Details
• Missing Teen; Human Trafficking

June 02, 2005

• Wilbanks Pleads 'No Contest' to Charge; Jackson Trial; Iraq Bombings
• Runaway Bride; California Mudslide; 49ers Flap; SEC Changes; Identity Theft; SEC Chairman Nomination
• Laguna Beach Landslide; "Paging Dr. Gupta"

June 01, 2005

• Watergate Source Reveals Identity; Discussion with Bono
• Deep Throat Revealed; Hurricane Season Starts; Five Tips for Pre-Nups
• Washington's Best Kept Secret; What's his Motive?; Pentagon Briefing

May 31, 2005

• Aiding Al Qaeda?; Iraqi Crackdown on Insurgents; Attitudes on Iraq
• Presidential News Conference
• Deep Throat Comes Forward

May 30, 2005

• Memorial Day in Iraq; War on Terror Review; Good Grief Camp; Wedding Gift Tips
• Nation Honors War Dead on Memorial Day; 'Unknown Soldier'; Operation Lightning

May 27, 2005

• Bush & Naval Grads; Battle Over Bolton; Summer Travel
• A Startling Look Inside Hezbollah; Fugitive on 18-Story Crane for Third Day
• Senate Delays Bolton Confirmation Vote; President Bush Speaks at Naval Academy Commencement; Travelers Expected to Jam Airports and Roadways

May 26, 2005

• President Bush to Meet with Palestinian Leader Mahmoud Abbas at White House
• Bush-Abbas Meeting; Mideast Reaction; Zarqawi Wounded?
• Atlanta Man Threatens to Jump Off Crane; Officials Confirm Zarqawi is Wounded; Abbas to Meet Bush

May 25, 2005

• House Passes Two Stem Cell Measures; Snowflake Babies; Day for the Missing
• Runaway Bride; Bush Visits Hydrogen Fuel Station; Bench Press
• Runaway Bride Faces Charges in Georgia; U.S. Military Aims at Syrian Border
• Senate Votes On Confirmation of Judge Owen; Stem Cell Research Debate; Feds Allow Small Aircrafts at Reagan National

May 24, 2005

• Judge Owen's Controversial Record
• Deal on Judges; Jackson Trial
• Stem Cell Research Controversy; Web Site Reports Zarqawi Wounded
• Compromise Reached on Judicial Nominees; Bush Stumps for Social Security Reform

May 23, 2005

• President Bush, Hamid Karzai Speak to Reporters
• Laura Bush Meets Protests in Holy City; Operation Squeeze Play Captures Hundreds of Insurgents; Afghan President to Meet with Bush
• Stage Set for Senate Showdown; How to Avoid Identity Theft
• Senate to Launch Overnight Debate on Judge; Trump Starts Online University; Author Michael Connelly Discusses New Book

May 20, 2005

• Death Row Donor?
• White House Threatens Stem Cell Veto; President Bush Meets With Danish Foreign Minister
• First Lady Abroad; Stem Cell Research Breakthrough
• Possible Sighting of Missing Idaho Siblings; Bush Intends to Veto Stem Cell Bill; Army Illegal Recruitment

May 19, 2005

• Commander's View; Reactions to Star Wars
• Michael Jackson Trial; Battle Over Judges; 'Daily Dose'
• Profile of Zarqawi; Terri Schiavo's Parents Visit Pope
• Senate Debate Over Judicial Nominee Continues; Idaho Suspect Questioned

May 18, 2005

• Grenade Near President Bush was Live; Steroids & Sports; Trumping the World Trade Center
• Women in Combat; Senate Showdown
• Los Angeles Elects Hispanic Mayor; Star Wars Blitz

May 17, 2005

• British Lawmaker Faces Congressional Accusers; Cat & Mouse
• Quran Retraction; Holy Site Targeted?; Wireless Amber Alert
• Atlanta Shooter to Enter Plea; Cubans March

May 16, 2005

• Trial of 24 Al Qaeda Suspects Resumes in Spain Today; Senate Investigators Issuing Scathing Report on Iraq's Oil-For-Food Program
• Deadly Fallout From 'Newsweek' Story; Base Closure Commission Meets Today
• Hurricane Outlook; Mean Season; Jackson Trial

May 13, 2005

• Pentagon Proposes 150 Base Closings; 'Mr. Moviefone'
• Flight Diverted; 'CSI' Effect
• Base Closings; Missing the Target; Jackson Trial
• Pentagon Announces Base Closures

May 12, 2005

• Plane Forces Capitol Evacuation; I.D. Law Moves Through Senate; Battle Over Bolton
• Senate Battles Over Bolton; Stray Plane Triggered Capitol Evacuation
• President Bush Continues to Stand by John Bolton

May 11, 2005

• How to Recognize a Bad Boss; Talking With Governor Mike Huckabee
• Girls Killed; Kids & Violence; Jackson Trial
• A Look at Gang Violence; Presidential Retreats
• Wave of Violence in Iraq; Iraq and Afghan Spending Bill Approved; Father Murders Daughter and Her Friend

May 10, 2005

• Gridlock Grows; High-Speed Tragedy
• Insurgent Crackdown; Historic Visit; Girls Killed
• School Bus Safety; FBI Investigates Hacking of Government Computers
• Stabbing Deaths of Two Girls in Illinois; L.A. Police Shooting; Military Kill Insurgents Near Syria

May 09, 2005

• A Mom's Devotion; Best High Schools
• Mother Versus Mother; Hurricane Season Approaches
• U.S. Forces Launch New Offensive in Iraq; Bush in Russia; Fatal School Bus Crash in Missouri
• Barrage of Gunfire in Compton; Bush Commemorates V.E. Day in Moscow

May 06, 2005

• Search for Alleged South Carolina Molester Spanning the Globe; Some Perspective on Gas Prices
• Controversial AIDS Research; Mom's Moguls
• Michael Jackson Trial; Iraq Violence; Afleet Alex
• Suspicious Package on Manhattan Bridge; Bush En Route to Europe; 'Precious Doe' is Identified

May 05, 2005

• Runaway Bride; Cheating 101
• Precious Doe Identity Solved; NYC Blasts; Jackson Trial
• The British Ballot; Runaway Bride Retributions
• Explosives Detonate Outside British Consulate in New York; Britain Votes for Prime Minister; England's Case Declared a Mistrial

May 04, 2005

• Discussion with Bishop T.D. Jakes; Life on the Terror Watchlist
• Key Al Qaeda Suspect Arrested in Pakistan; Iraq Suicide Bombing; Identity Crisis
• Absent-Minded Motorist in Westchester; Firefighter Finds His Voice After Ten Year Lapse
• Suspected al Qaeda Chief in Pakistan Arrested; Erbil Suicide Bomber Kills 47 People; Reservist Lynndie England's Ex-Boyfriend to Testify

May 03, 2005

• Looking Beneath the Surface for a Killer
• Dennis Rader Contends He's Not BTK Serial Killer; Driver's License Bill; Military Readiness
• Iran to Pursue Nuclear Technology; Documentary Sheds Light on North Korea
• BTK Arraigned on Murder Charges; New Iraqi Cabinet Sworn In; Jury Selection Begins in England Case; Runaway Bride Hires Attorney

May 02, 2005

• Nuclear Tensions on the Korean Peninsula; Sanitizing Hollywood
• Expected Guilty Plea from Lynndie England; Checkpoint Shooting; Calling Off the Wedding
• Private England to Plead Guilty in Prison Scandal; Governor Bush Signs the Jessica Lundsford Act; Rash of Bombings in Iraq

April 29, 2005

• Police Say They Have No New Leads in Case of Missing Woman; Shuttle Delay
• Bombs in Baghdad; Warning to the U.S.; Congress Reacts
• Rowe Turns Tables on Jackson Prosecution; Bride-to-Be Search Intensifies
• Purported Tape From al Zarqawi, Bush Addresses Nation on Pocketbook Issues

April 28, 2005

• Shoring up the Shores; Jurors Deliberating Case of Man Accused of Kidnapping, Killing 5-Year-Old Samantha Runnion
• Missing Bride-to-Be Case; Michael Jackson Trial; 'Daily Dose'
• GOP Backpedaling; Refinery Plan Reaction
• Bush to Address Nation Tonight; Iraq Government Approves Cabinet;

April 27, 2005

• Bush Energy Plan; House Republicans Weigh Ethics Rule Changes
• Michael Jackson Trial; Stand and Shoot; Hybrid or SUV
• NFL on Capitol Hill; 'Another Road Home'
• Government Identifies 300 High Risk Chemical Plants; NFL Face Steroid Grilling On Hill; Thousands Watch Take Off Of Airbus A380

April 26, 2005

• Social Security Reform a Top Item on President Bush's Agenda Today; 'Daily Dose'
• Hunt for Zarqawi; Wendy's Chili Hoax; Marine or Murderer?
• U.S. Troops Nearly Captured Al Zarqawi; Bush to Push for Social Security Reforms; Autopsies Expected on Georgia Toddlers

April 25, 2005

• Frist Seeks to End Filibusters; Prosecution in Jackson Trial Wrapping Up
• Bush-Abdullah Meeting; Spoiled by Oil?; Heroin Indictment

April 22, 2005

• Riding Highs and Lows of Stock Market; Gas Prices Affect Meals on Wheels
• Rising Iraqi Violence; Moussaoui Guilty Plea?;
• A Discussion with Roger Mahony, the Archbishop of Los Angeles; Traffic Stopper
• Bush Picks Top Commander; Moussaoui Plea; Violence in Iraq

April 21, 2005

• President Rallies to Support of John Bolton; Leader of Aryan Nation Looking for an Unholy Alliance
• Helicopter Down in Iraq; Busting the Filibuster?; Fatal Fire
• Michael Jackson Trial; Should He Stay or Go?
• Nine People Killed in Helicopter in Iraq; Tom DeLay Ethics Probe; Cardinal Tells All

April 20, 2005

• Bodies Found in Baghdad; Teacher of the Year Announced
• New Pope's Name Steeped in Tradition; Pope Benedict XVI Gives Hints of Papacy to Come; National Teacher of the Year Honored in Rose Garden; Vermont Senator Bows Out of Reelection
• New Pope Holds Mass; Bolton's Nomination Held Up

April 19, 2005

• Oklahoma City Marks Ten Year Anniversary of Bombing; Awaiting Word of New Pope
• Oklahoma City Marks Bombing Anniversary

April 18, 2005

• Election Process Begins for New Pope

April 15, 2005

• Paris Hotel Fire; Hot Hybrids
• Significant Development in Murder of Cape Cod Fashion Designer; Looking Ahead to Beginning of Conclave; Tax Time
• Pre-Indictment Hearing for Atlanta Shooter; Reward Posted for Missing Florida Girl; Cardinal Conclave to Choose New Pope

April 14, 2005

• Federal Agents Bust Drug Operation; 'Daily Dose'
• National Guardsmen Accused of Drug Trafficking; Oil-for-Food Indictiment; American Held Hostage in Iraq

April 13, 2005

• Eric Rudolph Pleads Guilty to Deadly 1998 Bombing at Birmingham Abortion Clinic
• Arab Television Airing Video of Man Said to be New American Hostage in Iraq; 30-Year Anniversary of Lebanon's Civil War
• ID Theft & Personal Data; Eric Rudolph Pleads Guilty; Silicone Breast Implants
• Hearing Underway for Bomber Eric Rudolph; Rumsfeld Meets Commanders in Afghanistan; Senate Panel Holds Identity Theft Hearing

April 12, 2005

• Three Men Charged in Connection With Surveillance of Financial Targets in U.S.; Rumsfeld in Baghdad
• Terror Indictments; Speech to the Troops; Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Day Two of Hearings for Bolton
• LexisNexis Breach Worse Than First Reported; Homeland Security Officer Subdue Suspected Suicide Bomber; Rumsfeld Makes Surprise Trip to Iraq

April 11, 2005

• Controversy at the Vatican; Senate Foreign Relations Committee Opens Hearing on John Bolton
• Vatican Protest; Bolton Under Fire; Crash Test Results
• Colorado Blizzard Grounds Travelers; Bush and Sharon Discuss Israeli Pullout; Gas Prices Expected to Decrease

April 08, 2005

• Papal Shutterbug Remembers John Paul II; DiMarco Leads Soggy Masters
• The Pope is Laid to Rest; Gas Prices Hits Record; Jessica Lunsford Alive During Search
• Pope John Paul II Laid to Rest Today Amidst Huge Crowds
• Funeral for Pope John Paul II Held

April 07, 2005

• Pope's Last Will and Testament Released; Camilla Parker Bowles to Become Duchess of Cornwall
• House Majority Leader Tom Delay Fires Back Over Latest Reports Questioning His Actions and Ethics
• Logistics and Security Overwhelming Rome; Iraq Takes Major Step in Establishing Interim Government; Gas Price Watch
• Pope's Last Will and Testament Released; Rome Prepares for 5 Million Mourners; Gas Prices Hit Early Record High

April 06, 2005

• College of Cardinals Will Begin Deliberations April 18th; President and Mrs. Bush on Way to Rome for Pope's Funeral
• Behind Closed Doors of Sistine Chapel, They'll Decide Who Will be Next Pope; Protecting the Vatican
• Viktor Yuschenko Addresses Congress
• Tens of Thousands Line Up to See the Pope; Iraq Elects Presidents

April 05, 2005

• People Throughout the World Mourning Pope John Paul II
• Thousands say Farewell to Pope; Minutemen on Patrol
• Bush Awards Medal of Honor; Peter Jennings Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
• Tens of Thousands Await Viewing Pope's Body; Baby Sarah Expecting A Child; Homeland Security Conducts Mock Drill

April 04, 2005

• Pope John Paul II Moved to St. Peter's Basilica; Crowds Amass in Rome to Mourn Pope
• Rome Expects Nearly Two Million for Papal Funeral

March 31, 2005

• Terri Schiavo Dies at Age 41
• Terri Schiavo Dies
• President George W. Bush Makes Statement on Death of Terri Schiavo
• Terri Schiavo's Sad Tale Comes to an End

March 30, 2005

• Frenzy Outside Schiavo Hospice; Intelligence Review Released
• Ray of Hope for Schiavo's Parents; The Pope's Health; Red Lake School Shooting
• New Appeal in Schiavo Case; Johnnie Cochran Dies of Brain Tumor; Boy Scouts Leader Charged with Pornography

March 29, 2005

• First Lady Travels to Afghanistan; Atlanta Man Invites Cameras to Share His Last Weekend; New Film Features Sharks in 3-D
• Earthquake Aftermath; Terri Schiavo Enters 12th Day Without Feeding Tube; Bush Speaks About Freedom and Democracy in Iraq
• Iraq Attempts to Piece Together New Democracy; Jesse Jackson Visits Schiavo Hospice

March 28, 2005

• Awaiting Crucial Decision in Michael Jackson Trial; Terri Schiavo Update; Baghdad's Vigilantes
• Michael Jackson Speaks Out About Trial; Mother Battles to Keep Sons Out of War; A Guide to Wireless Computers
• Protesters at Schiavo's Hospice Create Chaos; Marines Move Into Al Anbar Province
• Concerns Over Pope's Health; Earthquake Hits Indonesia

March 25, 2005

• Pope Too Frail for Holy Week Activities; Terri Schiavo's Father Speaks Out
• Schiavo Legal Path: What's Left?; Schiavo Backlash for Bush?; Before Terri Schiavo
• Family Battle Grows to Nationwide Debate; More People Investigating Living Wills; IED Explosion in Iraq Caught on Tape; Preview of Weekend Movies: "Miss Congeniality 2," "Guess Who?", "Millions"
• Schiavo's Parents File Another Appeal to the 11th Circuit Court; Amber Alert for an Iowa Girl

March 24, 2005

• U.S. Supreme Court Denies Schiavo's Parents' Request; News Conference on School Shootings in Minnesota
• Supreme Court Rejects Request to Reinsert Schiavo's Feeding Tube; Kyrgyzstan Protesters Storm Government Compound

March 23, 2005

• Looking into the Minnesota Shooting Rampage; Schiavo Case Sparks Memories for One Mother
• Schiavo Ruling; North American Summit; School Daze
• Protestors Gather Outside of Terri Schiavo's Hospice
• Schiavo's Feeding Tube Reinsertion Denied Again

March 22, 2005

• Insurgent Video of Convoy Attack Sunday; Schiavo Love Story
• Terri Schiavo Case; School Shooting; Expert Testimony?
• Judge Rejects Ordering Reinsertion of Schiavo's Tube; Teen Gunman Kills 10

March 21, 2005

• Battle Over Schiavo; U.S. Supreme Court Reject Appeal by Zacarias Moussaoui
• Religious Conservatives Rally Around Schiavo Case; The Science of Memories
• Battle Over Schiavo; Rehnquist Returns; Kidnap, Killing
• Bush Signs Legislation Allowing Review of Schiavo Case; Explosion at Steel Plant in Michigan Kills 1; Jessica Lunsford's Alleged Killer Appears Before Judge

March 18, 2005

• Schiavo Deadline; Missing Florida Girl
• Suspect in Missing Girl Case to Be Extradited to Florida; Memorial Service Held for Murdered Judge; War in Iraq Reaches Two-Year Anniversary; Mr. Moviefone Gives Guide to Weekend Movies
• Iraq: Two Years Later; Interview With Terri Schiavo's Brother
• Congress Intervenes Further in the Schiavo Case; Man Questioned in Missing Florida Girl; Officials Probe Lapse of Time in Courthouse Shootings

March 17, 2005

• 'Person of Interest' in Case of Missing Florida Girl Now in Custody; Funeral for David Wilhelm
• Congressional Hearings Begin on Steroid Use in MLB; Bush Meets with Irish Prime Minister Celebrating St. Patrick's Day; 'Person of Interest' in Case of Missing Florida Girl in Custody

March 16, 2005

• President Bush Holds News Conference; The Scene in Lebanon; Police to Identify 'Person of Interest' in Missing Florida Girl Case
• Defining Women's Roles in the New Iraq; Could Bird Flu Spread?
• Bush Holds News Conference to Discuss Social Security Reform, Middle East Democracy; Bush Nominates Paul Wolfowitz as President of the World Bank; Homeland Security Considers Disaster Scenarios

March 15, 2005

• A Look at Ashley Smith's Past; Anthrax Scare at Pentagon
• Nichols in Court; Missed Alarm Signal?; Gay Marriage Ruling
• Bush Hosts King Abdullah at White House; Anthrax Scare at Pentagon

March 14, 2005

• Pope John Paul II Back at Vatican After Being Released From Hospital; A Lot of Questions Being Asked Today in Downtown Atlanta
• 26 Hours of Terror; Ashley Smith's Account of Ordeal With Brian Nichols; Michael Jackson Trial
• Thousands Gather in Beirut Anti-Syrian Rally; Baseball Drama on Capitol Hill

March 11, 2005

• Judge, Court Reporter Killed, Two Deputies Shot at Atlanta Courthouse

March 10, 2005

• Anniversary of the Madrid Train Bombings; Teens & Meth
• Suicide Bomber Hits Shiite Funeral Procession in Iraq; Link Between Suicide and Murder of Judge's Family?; Safety in the Skies
• Steroids Subpoenas; Judge Issues Bench Warrant for Michael Jackson Because He's Late
• Suicide Link Probed in Judge's Family Killings; Clinton Checks into Hospital for Chest Surgery; Bush Travels Southern States Pushing Social Security Reform; Michael Jackson's Accuser Takes the Stand Again Today>sa
• President Bush to Hold Another Townhall Chat on Proposed Social Security Changes; Number of Dead Following Monday's 8.7 Earthquake Getting Close to 1,000

March 09, 2005

• Mount St. Helens Spews Out; Tsunami Photo Mystery
• Pumped Up; Fear Factor: Gas Prices; Bankruptcy Overhaul
• Social Security Hearing on the Hill; President of the United States Meets With President of Romania
• Iraqi Police Find Bodies at Syrian Border; Bill Clinton to Have More Surgery;

March 08, 2005

• Pro-Syrian Rally; Bush Updates Terror War; Doctors to Remove Scar Tissue, Fluid Around President Clinton's Heart
• Bush Updates Nation on the War on Terror; Hezbollah Supporters Demonstrate by the Tens of Thousands in Lebanon; Iraqi Elections Helped Citizens Continue Life in Limited Ways
• Pentagon Briefing; Immediate Medical Plans for Former President Bill Clinton

March 07, 2005

• White House Reacts to Syrian Pledge, Iraqi Shooting; 'Legal Briefs'
• President Bush Chooses John Bolton as U.S. Ambassador to U.N.; Elvis in the Building
• Syria Under Pressure; Mourning in Italy; Milk: Does a Baby Good?
• Italy Holds State Funeral for Slain Agent; Syria Announces Withdrawal of Troops; Pentagon Says Photographs are of Most Wanted Terrorist

March 04, 2005

• Screener Training Gap; Weekend Movies
• How Prison Changed America's Domestic Icon; BTK: 'Reporter's Notebook'
• The New Martha Stewart; Social Insecurity; Legal News
• Martha Stewart Released from Prison; Bush On Tour Pushing Social Security Reform

March 03, 2005

• Scaffolding Accident Traps Workers on Eighth Floor of Building in Los Angeles; GlobalFlyer; Judge's Family Murdered
• Adventurer Continues Around the World Solo Non-Stop Flight; Chertoff Sworn in as Chief of Homeland Security
• A Look at Controversial Documentary "Gunner Palace"; Martha Stewart Prepares to Head Home
• Border Agents Fight Never Ending Battle; Consumers Should Pay Attention to Drug Warnings; Still Lots of Love for Ray Charles; Martha Stewart Moving from Big House to House Arrest

March 02, 2005

• Officials in Iraq Announce More Than 100 Suspected Terrorists Picked Up in Last Few Months; BTK Suspect Dennis Rader's Arrest Turns One Man's Life Upside Down
• Judge's Family Murdered; Dangerous Duty; Political Roundup
• Possible Connection in Madrid Bombing to Grand Central Station; Bomb Kills Iraqi Soldiers and Tribunal Judge is Slain; Homeless Lawyer's Case Before the Supreme Court
• School Bus Driver Dies After Being Shot on Route; Steve Fossett's Quest to Fly Solo Nonstop Around the World in Jeopardy

March 01, 2005

• Al Qaeda Plot?; Do Terrorists Have Sleeper Cells in U.S.?; The History of the BTK Killer
• Eyewitness to Tragedy; Back on Ice; BTK Suspect Scheduled for Court Appearance
• Suspect in BTK Case to Have First Court Appearance; 'New You Revolution'

February 28, 2005

• Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Says He Won't Tolerate Attacks like Friday's Suicide Bombing; Hollywood's Gold Rush
• Suicide Car Bomber Kills at Least 125 in Hillah, Iraq; Opening Statements Today in Michael Jackson Trial; Serial Killer Caught?
• Lebanese Prime Minister and His Government Resign
• Suicide Bomber Kills Over 125 in Iraq; Accused BTK Killer Cooperates with Police; Opening Statements Begin in the Michael Jackson Trial

February 25, 2005

• Recalling Enormous Impact Pope John Paul II Has Had on the World; Abortion Prosecution?
• Gunman Kills Ex-Wife, Stranger in Front of Courthouse; Task Force Hunts Down Fugitives; Interactive Circus Promotes Universal Brotherhood; Countdown to the Oscars
• Pope's Health; Defining the Agenda
• Pope Recovers From Tracheal Surgery; Bush, Putin Find Common Ground

February 24, 2005

• Summit in Slovakia; Pope Suffers Relapse; Talking to the Enemy
• Bush-Putin News Conference
• Pope Rushed Back to Hospital; Bush and Putin Meet in Slovakia

February 23, 2005

• President Bush Addresses U.S. Troops in Germany; Pentagon Confirming Two Rape Allegations Made Against U.S. Troops in Iraq
• Mudslide Danger
• How Did ChoicePoint Identity Scam Work?; Tips on Dealing with Identity Theft; Man Convicted in Pizza Shop Assault
• Deadly Storms Soak Southern California; Bush, German Leader Meet to Thrash Out Differences; Man Charged With Killing Ex- Girlfriend, Boy in Texas

February 22, 2005

• Drawing Fire; Recovery Effort in Tsunami-Devastated Areas Continues to Bring Forward More Stories of Hope
• Stormy California; Missing Pregnant Woman, Son Believed Dead
• Southern California Getting Hit Hard Again Today With Rain; 'New You Revolution'
• A Texas Man Is Charged with Murder; Bush Wins NATO Pledges; Kim Jong Il Signals Interest in Nuclear Talks; Powerful Quake Hits Iran

February 21, 2005

• Prisoners Released in Palestine; Changing Dynamics in Iraqi Politics
• Wet West; Uniting the Divided; Iraqi Insurgency
• U.S. Suggesting Syria May Have Had Hand in Hariri Killing; Slick Swimming
• In Europe, Bush Calls for Unity; Secretly Taped Bush Conversation Released; Rainstorm in California Kills 3 People

February 18, 2005

• An In-Depth Look at Air Marshals; Weight Limits
• Bombings in Baghdad; Limiting Lawsuits; Top Gun
• Malpractice Insurance; Class-Action Action; Negroponte Speaks

February 17, 2005

• Discussion With Richard Falkenrath
• John Negroponte Nominated as Intelligence Chief; Interview With Richard Falkenrath, Admiral Stansfield Turner; Iraqi Election Results In
• John Negroponte is Bush's Choice for National Intelligence Director; Magazine Raises Money for Tsunami Victims; Doctors Measure Chronic Pain at NYU

February 16, 2005

• FDA's Microscope; 'China Inc.'
• Raw Emotion on Streets of Beirut; Michael Jackson Trial on Hold
• Global Threats; Tensions With Syria; Selling Social Security
• Many Mourners Blame Syria for the Slaying of Rafik Hariri

February 15, 2005

• President Bush Asks Congress for an Additional $82 Billion; Still Soldiering On
• 'New You Revolution'; An Interview With Billy Idol
• Defrocked Priest Sentenced; Michael Jackson Trial
• Jury Deliberates in Zoloft Murder Trial; Lebanese Officials Believe Suicide Bomber Behind Killing of Hariri; Jury Selection Underway in the Michael Jackson Trial

February 14, 2005

• Beirut Bombing; Election Results In; Spy in the Sky?
• Defense, Prosecution Must Agree on 12 Jurors to Hear Michael Jackson's Case; Breaking Down Iraq's Election Results
• Blast Kills Former Lebanese Prime Minister; Jury May Deliberate in Zoloft Murders

February 11, 2005

• Legendary Playwright Arthur Miller Dies; Ceremony to Swear In HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt
• White House Rejects North Korea's Demands for Talks; Newborn Baby Tossed From Window of Moving Car
• Arthur Miller Dead at 89; North Korea Nuclear Threat; Americans in the Gulag?; Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit to Iraq
• Rumsfeld Returns to Iraq; White House Rejects Bilateral Talks with North Korea; Media Correspondents and Politicians Criticize Conservative Journalist

February 10, 2005

• Latest Focus on Rudy Giuliani; Look at a Family as They Deal With Angst, Uncertainty of Deployment to Iraq
• Pope John Paul II Expected to Leave Rome Hospital in About Two Hours; Saudi Election
• North Korea Rejects Talks, Vows to Build up Nuclear Arsenal; Pope Leaving Hospital
• North Korea Announces It Has Nuclear Weapons; Pope Scheduled to Leave Hospital Today; Charles and Camilla to Wed

February 09, 2005

• Frustration of Iraqi Truckers Running on Empty; Secret Spouse
• Three Sheriff's Deputies Shot in Lake County, Florida; Seeking Solace
• Kidnapping of a Senior Top Official in Baghdad; Fashion Week in New York City
• Deputies Shot in Florida; Uphill Battle in Congress for Tight Budget; ETA Claims Bombing of Spanish Convention Center

February 08, 2005

• In Iraq, Apparent Suicide Bombing Kills at Least 22; 'CNN Security Watch'
• Condoleezza Rice Gives Speech in Paris
• Mideast Cease-Fire Announced; Rice Urges European-U.S. Partnership; Bush Continues Promotion of Social Security Reform; Veterans Struggle with Medical Finances

February 07, 2005

• President Sends a Very Tight Budget to Congress; Speculation Mystery Over Identity of 'Deep Throat' May be Solved
• Bush Discusses His $2.5 Trillion Budget; Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Names U.S. Security Coordinator for Palestinians
• Budget Day on Capitol Hill; Rice on the Road; Super Security
• Bush Submits 2006 Fiscal Budget to Congress; Rice Secures Future Palestinian and Israel Meeting at White House; Patriots Win Super Bowl

February 04, 2005

• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Says He Twice Offered His Resignation During Prison Abuse Scandal; Super Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida
• 'Chasing the High'
• Super Bowl Security; Squeaky Clean
• Police Search for Couple Accused of Torturing Children; TV Station Gets Third BTK Killer Postcard; Alberto Gonzales Sworn in as Attorney General

February 03, 2005

• The American Sacrifice; Interview with Debra Messing
• Selling Social Security; View From Abroad; Super Bowl Week
• Pentagon Officials Answer Senate Questions on Iraq; General 'Counseled' for Remarks About Enjoying Killing; Conservative Lawyer Pleased with State of Union
• After Big Speech, Bush Hits the Road to Promote Agenda; Music Stars Sign Up for MTV Asia Aid

February 02, 2005

• Members of Congress Hoping to Hear More Details About President's Plan to Change Social Security; In Ohio
• Port Authority News Conference on New Jersey Plane Crash
• Plane Crash in New Jersey; State of the Union; The Pope's Health
• Plane Skids off Runway, 2 Passengers Missing; Pope John Paul II in Stable Condition

February 01, 2005

• President Plan for Social Security Reform Expected to be Major Theme of State of the Union; Testimony Under Way in Trial of Teenager Accused of Killing Grandparents
• Look at Threat of Kidnappings and Worst Just Across Border From Texas in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
• Push to Raise Military Death Benefit; British Plane Down; Inside the Homeland
• Jesse Jackson Please for Hostage's Life; Bush Seeks Boost in Payments for Families of Slain Troops; Jury Selection Begins in Michael Jackson Trial

January 31, 2005

• Millions of Defiant Iraqis Cast Ballots; Michael Jackson Trial; Women Making Their Mark in Iraqi Politics
• Margaret Spellings Sworn In as New Secretary of Education; U.S. Troops' Role in Iraq
• Michael Jackson's Trial on Child Molestation Charges Gets Going; Insurgents Claiming They Shot Down a British C-130 North of Baghdad
• Iraqi Election Hailed as Success; Michael Jackson Jury Selection Begins Today; Tips on Preparing for Financial Crises

January 28, 2005

• Iraq Stepping up Security for Election; Iraqis Voting in U.S.
• Tens of Thousands of Iraqi Expatriates Registered to Vote in England; Staff Sergeant Dexter Kimble Dreams of Military Career Cut Short by Wednesday's Helicopter Crash
• Iraqis Living Abroad Cast Their Ballots Today; Iraqi Government Tightens Security as Sunday's Election Nears
• President Bush Looking Ahead to Iraqi Election and What Comes After

January 27, 2005

• A Child in Auschwitz; Auschwitz Anniversary
• Iraq Violence; Ambush in Iraq; Auschwitz Anniversary
• Prosecutors Charge Man They Say Caused Deadly Train Crash; Nazi Ideology Has New Generation of Possible Devotees
• Suicidal Man Charged With Murder in Deadly Train Wrecks; 31 Dead Marines All Based at Camp Pendleton; UNICEF to Ask for Half a Billion Dollars

January 26, 2005

• Presidential News Conference
• At Least 3 Dead in California Train Collision; 31 Marines Dead From Helicopter Crash in Iraq; Iraq Votes
• Nine Declared Dead in L.A. Train Derailment; Senate Vote Begins on Condoleezza Rice Nomination; Europeans Willing to Work with Rice; Bush Address Iraq Elections, Rice Nomination in Press Conference

January 25, 2005

• Full Senate Begins Debating Condoleezza's Rice's Nomination as Secretary of State; Violence Underlines Election's Security Concerns
• American Hostage in Iraq; Cost of War in Dollars; Rice Confirmation Debate

January 24, 2005

• Pentagon Spy Unit; Carson Remembered
• Millions Mourning Johnny Carson's Death at Age 79; 'Daily Dose'
• Remembering Johnny Carson; Weekend Blizzard; Firefighters Killed
• Northeast Digs Out From Killer Blizzard; Fans and Stars Mourn Carson's Death; High Court Rejects Florida's Right-to-Die Case

January 21, 2005

• A Look at "Homegrown Terror"; Allegations Surface Against Cosby
• Possible Capture of Man Suspected of Abducting Woman From Wal- Mart Parking Lot; Michael Jackson Trial; What's Being Done to Make Iraqi Polling Places as Safe as Possible
• Abduction of Wal-Mart Cashier Caught on Security Camera; Bush Begins Second Term With a Prayer Service; Baghdad Car Bomb Kills 14 During Muslim Holiday
• Post-Inaugural Analysis; Democrats Delay Rice Confirmation

January 20, 2005

• Bush Inauguration Ceremony About to Begin
• George W. Bush: The Road Ahead; Interview With Arnold Schwarzenegger

January 19, 2005

• George W. Bush: The Road Ahead; Wrap-Up for Rice Hearings
• Senate Foreign Relations Committee Expected to Vote on Rice's Nomination; Colin Powell Gives Farewell Speech
• Rice Confirmation Clears Committee; Bush Discusses Plans for Second Term, Reflects on First Term; Grandmother Joins New York Revolution; Internet Site Releases Cartoon Parodying Bush's Second Term Plans

January 17, 2005

• The Bush Inauguration; Iraqi Elections; Military Jury Sentences Charles Graner to 10 Years in Prison
• Southern California Returns to Sunny Weather; Indian Community Recovering with Help of Wall Street Trader; 'The Aviator,' DiCaprio, Swank, Foxx Golden Globe Winners; Millions Telephoning Via Internet
• Inauguration Preparations in Full-Swing; Conde Nast Traveler Rates Ski Resorts
• More Violence Erupts in Iraq; President Bush Prepares for the Inaugural; America Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 14, 2005

• Closing Arguments Under Way in First Court-Martial of Abu Ghraib Prison Guard; 'Weekend Movies'
• President Bush on His Way to Florida; 'Daily Dose'
• Evacuations Near the Prado Dam; Nasty Weather Hits the East Coast; California Man Remembers His Family; Probe Lands on Saturn's Moon
• Evacuations Under Way Near Southern California's Prado Dam; Court-Martial; Rivers, Streams Across Ohio Overflow Their Banks

January 13, 2005

• Princely Outrage; Major League Baseball Revises Drug Policy
• California Mudslide; President Bush to be Briefed at Pentagon; Court-Martial
• La Conchita Mourns; Mevacor Might Go Over-the-Counter
• California Man's Desperate Search for Family Ends in Tragedy; Aide to Iraq's Prominent Cleric Gun Down; Kevin Spacey Nominated for Golden Globe

January 12, 2005

• President Bush Calls for Expansion of Reading, Math Tests for High Schoolers; Closer Look at Michael Chertoff; Interview with Laurence Fishburne
• Department of Homeland Security Issues a New Playbook
• Firefighters Recover More Bodies from Mudslide, Share Story of Rescue; Bush Announces Plan to Expand No Child Left Behind
• Death Toll Rises to 10 in California Mudslides; High Court Faults Sentencing Guidelines

January 11, 2005

• Inside Look at Department of Homeland Security
• Ridge Says Security Will be Tight for Bush Inauguration
• Bush Names Michael Chertoff for Homeland Security Secretary; Rescuers Save Baby from Flooded River; California Mountains Getting Record Snows
• President Bush Nominates Michael Chertoff

January 10, 2005

• Another Snow Storm Hits Midwest; California Storms Lead to Mud Slides, Flooding; Orphans Having Hard Times in South Asia
• President Bush, Secretary Powell Meet on Tsunami Disaster
• Bush Speaks to USAID Workers and NGO Presidents
• California Braces for a Fourth Day of Storms; CBS Fires Four Over Bush Guard Report; Mahmoud Abbas Wins 62 percent of the Vote in Palestinian Election
• West Coast Hit with Massive Storms; Military Conflict Complicates Aid Efforts; Four CBS News Staffers Fired over National Guard Story

January 07, 2005

• Experts Say Children Suffering the Most; New Emergency Plan
• Alleged Abu Ghraib Ringleader to Stand Trial; Pentagon Steps Up Efforts in Tsunami Countries; Arrests in Civil Rights Murders
• Some Sri Lankan Survivors to Move Away from Coast; Survivors, Artifacts Tell Tales of Loss; Friend of Murdered Civil Rights Workers Reflects on New Trial; Adoption of Tsunami Orphans May Not Be Best Solution

January 06, 2005

• Iraqi Interim Government Extends State of Emergency; Orphans of the Tsunami
• Conviction Overturned for Murdering Mom; Aid Slow to Get to Parts of Sri Lanka; State Department Working to Find Missing Americans; Alberto Gonzales Grilled Over Torture Memos

January 05, 2005

• Still Gaps in The Tsunami Aid-Delivery System; Story of an American Doctor Who Left His Practice to Join Relief Operations
• Search Continues for Missing Americans After Tsunami; 109th Congress In Session
• Secretary Powell Stunned by Tsunami Damage; Interpol Investigates Rumors of Child Trafficking; Storm Drops Ice, Snow From Rockies to Northeast
• Authorities Trying to Prevent Kidnappings in South Asia; Secretary Powell: Devastation Unlike Any He's Seen

January 04, 2005

• Rubble Removed From Thai Resort Island of Phuket; First Bodies of Swedish Tourists Return Home
• What Incoming Congressmen Plan to Do for Tsunami Relief; Exact Number of Missing Americans Still Unknown
• U.S. Military Reach Hard-Hit Tsunami Areas of Indonesia and Sri Lanka; Governor Bush Assesses Tsunami Damages; Arab Countries Low on List of Offering Tsunami Aid
• More Relief Supplies Pouring into Tsunami-Ravaged Areas in South Asia; Governor of Baghdad Province Assassinated in Ambush

January 03, 2005

• $2 Million Raised in Tsunami Relief; Colin Powell Visits Thailand
• U.S. Response to Tsunami Disaster; Relief Efforts; Three Car Bombers Detonate Explosives in Baghdad
• Badly Struck Indonesia as well as Rebels Aiding the Sri Lankan Government Begin Tsunami Relief and Rehabilitation; Congress to Increase Amount of Tsunami Relief

December 31, 2004

• Death Toll in Indonesia Alone Could Reach 100,000; Vacationing Family Uses Medical Training to Help Tsunami Victims
• Tsunami Death Toll Tops 135,000; Storms in California Kills 7
• Thai Volunteers Help Tsunami Survivors; American Expatriate Helping Find Loved Ones; Sister Recalls Adventurer Brother

December 30, 2004

• Tsunami Disaster: Paradise Shattered
• Tsunami's Ground Zero; Agonizing Search for Loved Ones in Thailand
• Eighty Thousand Dead in Sumatra Raises Tsunami Deaths Over 116,000; False Tsunami Alarm Sparks Panic on Coastal India; Pacific Storm Kills Five in California

December 29, 2004

• Tsunami Death Toll Now Tops 80,000; Bush Announces More Aid to Tsunami Ravaged Countries
• Tragic Stories Continue to Emerge from Tsunami Disaster
• Threat of Disease Outbreaks in Southeastern Asia; Thousands More Deaths Confirmed Today in Indonesia

December 28, 2004

• Death Toll From Tsunami Continues to Climb
• Tsunami Disaster; A Survivor's Story
• Tsunami Death Toll Increases to 33,000
• Relief Workers Arrive on Scene in Many of Areas Hardest Hit; Disease One of Biggest Concerns Right Now

December 27, 2004

• Mourning Across Much of Southeast Asia, With More Than 20,000 Killed in Yesterday's Tsunamis
• Death Toll Mounting in Southeast Asia; Interview With CARE USA Director Ahuma Adodoadji
• Tsunami Waves Kill at Least 23,000
• Death Toll Rises to 22,000 in South Asian Tsunami

December 24, 2004

• Look at Enormous Appeal of Fantasy Role-Playing Games;
• Following One Soldier as He Returns to Duty in Iraq; The Story of a Soldier Coming Home
• Rumsfeld's Message to Troops in Iraq; Phone Home; Last-Minute Shoppers
• Donald Rumsfeld Visits the Bombed Mosul Base; Thousands of Tourists Make Pilgrimage to Bethlehem; Over 12 People Die in Weather- Related Traffic Accidents

December 23, 2004

• This Could be a Record Travel Season; Scars of Nature's Wrath Evident in Florida Months After String of Major Hurricanes
• Treating the Wounded; 'Daily Dose'
• Winter's Watch; Mosul Investigation; Cyber Games
• Massive Holiday Storm Snarls Holiday Travels; Pentagon Says Suicide Bomber in Mosul Caused Blast; Alleged Mom Killing-Baby Snatcher Goes to Court

December 22, 2004

• U.S. Troops Wounded in Mosul Arrive at Ramstein Air Base; Casualties From Mosul Attack Cause High Anxiety for Family, Friends; Sticking to the Mission
• American Troops Injured in Mosul Attack Arrive in Germany; Vietnam Memorial Holiday Tree Ceremony

December 21, 2004

• Multiple Rounds Hit Dining Hall Near Mosul, Killing at Least 22
• Insurgents Attack U.S. Base Near Mosul, Iraq
• Rocket Attack in Mosul Kills 22 and Wounds 51; Murder on Pregnant Women is on the Rise

December 20, 2004

• President Bush Holds End-of-the-Year News Conference

December 17, 2004

• Study Says Celebrex Could Cause Heart Problems; Holiday Movie Fare
• Homeland Security Calling on Cargo Industry to Help Develop National Standards; Lott's Criticism of Rumsfeld Just Latest Voice in Rising Clamor
• Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Bill; Study Finds Celebrex Problem

December 16, 2004

• Audio Tape Purportedly From Osama bin Laden Appearing on Arabic Web Sites; Dr. Kraft's List
• Dead Sea Treatment Alive and Well in Chicago; An Embarrassing Failure for Baggage Screeners This Week
• Purported Bin Laden Tape Praises Bombing of U.S. Consulate; Kofi Annan Meets with Colin Powell in Washington; New Jersey's Security Funding Slashed 35 Percent
• Bin Laden Criticizes Saudis in Latest Tape; Army Steps Up Armor Production; Trials Begin for Terror Suspects Caught in Stings; Top 2004 Fashion Trends on Web

December 15, 2004

• Lieberman Turns Down Job of Homeland Security Chief; Homeland Security in Orlando
• Kansas Police Have Possible Lead on Serial Killer; Gunmen Take Over Bus in Greece; Sprint, Nextel Merge Cell Phone Business
• Barney Cam 2004; 'Daily Dose'
• Armed Gunmen Hijack Bus, Hold Hostages in Greece; Allawi Announced Pretrial Hearing for 'Chemical Ali' and His Presidential Candidacy

December 14, 2004

• Closing Armor Gap; Okinawa Longevity Secrets; Kojo Annan Decries 'Witch-Hunt' Against U.N.
• Medal of Freedom Ceremony
• Modesto Residents Supportive of Death Sentence for Scott Peterson; Florida, North Carolina Best Prepared for Bioterror Attack

December 13, 2004

• President Bush Nominates Michael Leavitt as Secretary of Health and Human Services
• Maryland Program Tries to Keep Kids out of Prison by Putting Them in; 'Daily Dose'
• Bush Nominates Mike Leavitt as HHS Secretary; Golden Globe Nominations Announced; Man, 80, Rescued at Sea
• Suicide Attack Kills Seven in Baghdad; Austrian Doctors Determine Viktor Yushchenko Poisoned by Dioxin; Bush Taps Michael Leavitt for HHS

December 10, 2004

• Jury Deliberates Scott Peterson's Fate; Homeland Security Lax on Creating Critical List; Correspondent Shares Inside View of Falluja Battle
• Investigating Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal; Weekend Movie Preview
• Bush Names Energy Secretary Nominee; FBI Bulletin Says Terrorists May Use Lasers; Rumsfeld's Query Prompted by Reporter
• Jury in Scott Peterson Trial Trying to Decide Penalty; 'Daily Dose'

December 09, 2004

• 39th Witness for Defense in Peterson Trial Perhaps the Most Important; A Look at the Word 'Dude'
• Police Hold Press Conference on Nightclub Shooting in Columbus; Peterson's Penalty
• In Columbus, Ohio, Police Looking for Motive in Shooting Spree at Nightclub
• Bush Keeps 4 Secretaries and Nominates Nicholson for Veteran Affairs; 5 Dead in Ohio Nightclub Shooting; Martha Stewart Prepares for Reality Show

December 08, 2004

• Special Forces Accused of Threatening Pentagon Employees Who Witnessed Prisoner Abuse
• U.S. Defense Secretary Answers Questions in Military's Defense; 'Daily Dose'
• James Sensenbrenner Holds Press Conference; Intelligence Overhaul; Baseball and Steroids
• Senate Expected to Vote on Intel Reform; Maryland Arson Probe Continues; Analysis of Athletes' Bad Sports Behavior

December 07, 2004

• New Flu Vaccine Available; U.S. Troops Delayed in Iraq for Holidays
• Lawmakers Reach Deal on U.S. Intelligence Reforms; Karzai Sworn in as Afghanistan's President; High Court Justices Hear Dispute Over Wine Sales
• Report: Iraq Situation Deteriorating; Senators Speak Out on Intelligence Reform; Baseball & Steroids
• Security Watch -- Saudi Oil Infrastructure; Flu Season Advice

December 06, 2004

• Terrorists Storm American Consulate in Saudi Arabia; President Bush Hosts Leaders From Middle East
• American Embassy Attacked in Saudi Arabia; Surge in Violence Kills 50 in Iraq; Bush Pressures Congress to Pass Intel Reform
• Bush Pushing Intel Reform on Hill; Program Pairs Teenage Scribes with Hollywood Directors
• Lawyers Argue for Scott Peterson's Life; Abu Ghraib Accused in Court Today

December 03, 2004

• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview with Russ Leatherman, "Mr. Moviefone"; Giambi Admits to Steroid Use
• Bush Names Homeland Security Nominee; Simultaneous Attacks in Baghdad Kills 29; Jobs Growth Falls Far Short of Expectation
• Man at Heart of 9/11 Response is President Bush's Choice to Lead Department of Homeland Security; Leaked Grand Jury Testimony Reveals Strong Possibility of Illegal Steroid Use by Some of Biggest Stars in Sports

December 02, 2004

• Filling Another Cabinet Vacancy; Developments in Case of 'BTK'c Serial Killer; Beefing up Forces in Iraq
• Families in Falluja Starting to Rebuild; Interview with Duran Duran
• Bush Says Baghdad Election Won't Be Delayed; Baghdad Attacked by a Barrage of Mortars; Annan's Son is the Focus of Oil for Food Program

December 01, 2004

• U.S. Senator Publicly Calling for Resignation of Kofi Annan; Look at the Changing Face of AIDS
• Bush Thanks Canadians for 9/11 Support; Pressure Builds for Intel Reform; Ukraine Government Votes Out New Government
• Bush Thanks Canadians for 9/11 Help; Phishing Expedition

November 30, 2004

• Protecting U.S./Canadian Border Crossing; The Story of a Small Town and a School on a Big Mission
• Bush Visits Canada Hoping to Mend Ties; 9/11 Families Push for Intelligence Bill; Body Recovered Presumed to be Sports Executive's Son
• Debates Arise Over 9/11 Intelligence Reform; Wisconsin Shooting Suspect Makes Initial Court Appearance

November 29, 2004

• President Bush Has Come Up with Choice for His Next Commerce Secretary; Medical Marijuana
• New Doubts About Iraq's Election; Is It the End for Medical Marijuana?
• President Bush to Name Carlos Gutierrez as Next Commerce Secretary; Colorado Plane Crash; Medical Marijuana
• NBC Sports Chairman Survives Plane Crash; Supreme Court Sidesteps Massachusetts Gay Marriage Ruling; Ukraine's Supreme Court Weighs Election Dispute

November 26, 2004

• Holiday Shopping Frenzy; Ukraine Election Crisis
• Shoppers Line up to Hit Stores; Tips for Holiday Shopping Online; Supreme Court to Consider Legality of Medical Marijuana; Wounded Soldier Spends Thanksgiving with Family
• Bargain Shoppers Get Early Post-Holiday Start; Four Killed in Baghdad's Green Zone; Man Wielding Knife Kills 8 High School Students in China
• Holiday Shoppers Mob Malls; AIDS Virus on the Rise in Retirement Comunities; Bill Schneider's Election Year Leftovers

November 24, 2004

• Update on Holiday Travel; Ukraine Election Crisis
• Holiday Rush is on for Travelers; Ukraine to Announce Presidential Election Winner; Coalition Forces Launch New Offensive in Babil
• Happy Turkeys; Holiday Movie Guide
• Election Commission Declares Kremlin-Backed Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych Winner of Ukraine's Presidential Election

November 23, 2004

• Unconfirmed Reports of Planned 9/11-Style Attack in Britain; 2 Republicans Block Immigration and Security Legislations
• Community Mourns Murdered Hunters; Brawl Could Hurt NBA Financially
• Terror Attack Foiled?; Mogul Manhunt; The Wrong Message
• Country Still Divided After Election; Increase in Crystal Meth Tied to HIV Increase; Pentagon Resistant to Special Ops Changes; Orangutan Has Makeover

November 22, 2004

• U.S. Command May Add Troops in Iraq Ahead of Elections; Iranian FM: 'Whole Enrichment Process Suspended'
• Republicans Fail To Pass 2 Bush Plans; Israel Pledges to Help Provide Smooth Palestinian Election; Iraq Sets Election Date
• Summit in Santiago; Buried in Budget Bill; Avoiding Holiday Weight Gain
• Wisconsin Authorities Brief Press on Multiple Shootings; President Bush Visits Colombia

November 19, 2004

• Congress Raises U.S. Debt Limit; Baghdad Bombing Kills 5 Police Officers; Questions Arise Over Purported Iran Nuclear Site
• Was Powell's Iran Info Wrong?; U.N. Negotiates Fragile Peace in Sudan
• President Bush Making Flight to Chile Today to Meet With Leaders From Other Pacific Rim Nations; 'Daily Dose'
• Bush Takes Security Plans to Summit with Pacific Rim Leaders; Suicide Bomber Kills 5 Policemen in Baghdad; Congress Hopes to Finish Work on $388 Billion Spending Bill

November 18, 2004

• U.N. Security Council Meets in Africa to Seal Sudan Peace Accord; Clinton Library to Open Shortly
• Congress Taking Hard Look at Vioxx Debacle This Morning; Journalist Convicted of Criminal Contempt for Not Revealing Source; Dems Miss Bubba
• Tests Inconclusive for Mad Cow Disease in U.S.; Troops Discover Terrorist Bomb Factories in Falluja; Clinton Library to Open Today
• FDA Defends Handling of Vioxx Issue; Possible New Case of Mad Cow Disease; Bill Clinton to Open Presidential Library

November 17, 2004

• Iran Reportedly Enriching Uranium; Russia Developing Nuclear Weapons Systems; Bush Nominates Margaret Spelling for Education Secretary; Tornado Touches Down in Texas
• Cleanup Operations Continue in Falluja; Hostage Killed?; Clinton Library to be Dedicated Tomorrow
• Sears, K-Mart Announce Merger; Annual Presidential Turkey Pardon
• Kmart and Sears Merger; Link Between Sleep Loss & Obesity?

November 16, 2004

• First Trial in Madrid Terror Bombing Case Begins Today; President Bush Expected to Announce Nomination of Condoleezza Rice to Become Next Secretary of State
• U.S. Military Claims Falluja Secure; Journey to Nebraska; 'Self' Rates Orange County, CA, Healthiest for Women
• Bush Chooses Rice as Secretary of State; U.S. and Iraqi Troops Launch a Mosul Offensive; Marines Investigate the Killing of an Unarmed Insurgent

November 15, 2004

• Colin Powell Submits Resignation to President Bush
• Powell Resigns; Update on Battle for Falluja; In the Crossfire
• What Will White House Shake-Up Bring?; Geoffrey Rush on Playing Peter Sellers
• Secretary of State Powell & 3 Other Cabinet Members Resign from the Bush Administration

November 12, 2004

• Mysterious Abduction; What Happens Now to Palestinian Cause Toward Statehood?; Weekend Movies
• Bush/Blair Meeting; Chaotic Scene at Yasser Arafat's Burial Site
• Tens of Thousands of Mourners Swarm Arafat's Coffin; Mideast Peace is Tony Blair's Top Priority with Bush; 23 U.S. and Iraqi Soldiers Killed in Falluja

November 11, 2004

• Arafat's Body to be Taken to Airport, Then Flown to Cairo
• President Bush Delivers Remarks at Arlington National Cemetery
• Yasser Arafat to be Flown to Cairo; Battle Still Ongoing in Falluja; President Bush to Make Speech at Arlington National Cemetery
• World Leaders to Attend Arafat's Funeral in Cairo; Blair Flies to Stand by Bush in Post-Arafat Plans

November 10, 2004

• Juror Dismissed in Scott Peterson Murder Trial; News Conference with Woman Who Gave Birth to Twins at Age 56
• Update on Battle of Falluja; Arafat's 'Final Phase'; Terror Tape
• Attorney General Announcement Could Come Soon; Second Term Proposal Analysis
• U.S. Forces Control Most of Falluja; Arafat's Burial Planned for West Bank HQ; FBI Identifies American Terrorist

November 09, 2004

• Fight for Falluja; Update on Yasser Arafat; Jurors Still in Deliberation in Scott Peterson Trial
• Second Day of Fighting in Falluja; Two Major Drug Developments Revealed At the AMA Meeting; Election Apologies
• U.S. Forces Push into Heart of Falluja; Yasser Arafat's Condition Deteriorates; Analysis with Hamid Karzai
• Six Americans Killed in Falluja Push; Suha Arafat Stirs Controversy as Husband Clings to Life

November 08, 2004

• Battle for Falluja; Arafat's Health
• U.S. Marines Launch Assault on Falluja; Ivorian Army Pound Rebel Stronghold; Arafat's Wife Controls Hospital Visits
• U.S. Forces Poised to Push into Falluja; SEC Investigates Brokerage Fees

November 05, 2004

• Anxious Palestinian Leaders in Urgent Meetings
• Falluja Crackdown; Arafat's Health; Driver's Ed for Girls
• Third Day of Jury Deliberations in Peterson Trial; "TIME" Magazine's Post-Election Issue; Elizabeth Edwards Undergoes More Cancer Tests; Blue State Blues
• Update On Arafat's Condition; Coalition Forces Keep Pressure on Falluja; Deliberations Continue in the Peterson Murder Trial

November 04, 2004

• Sources Say Arafat's Situation Extremely Grave; How the Reelection is Viewed Around the World; Voter Registration 9.3 Percent Better Than 2000, but Percentage of Young Voters Who Cast Ballots Remained the Same
• President Bush Holds Press Conference; Likely John Ashcroft Will Resign in Two Weeks
• Bush Launches 2nd-Term Agenda; Arafat's Health Falters; Deliberation Continues in the Scott Peterson Trial

November 01, 2004

• Last Day of Early Voting; Legal Battles Loom Over Tuesday's Election
• Down to the Wire; Crowded Ballot; California Politics
• Condition of Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist; 'Daily Dose'
• Justice Rehnquist Undergoes Cancer Treatment; Candidates On Last Minute Campaign Blitz; Suicide Bombers Kill Three in Tel Aviv

October 29, 2004

• Hitting the Homestretch; O'Reilly Settlement; Election Night Coverage
• Bush Administration Working To Buy Five Million Doses of Flu Vaccine From Germany and Canada; This Weekend's Top Movie Picks
• Oil Services Giant Halliburton Under More Scrutiny; 'Daily Dose'
• Bush and Kerry Continue Stinging Exchange on Missing Weapons; News Crew Tape Shows Weapons Looted After U.S. Troops Arrived; Yasser Arafat Arrives In Paris For Medical Treatment

October 28, 2004

• 60,000 Absentee Ballots May Have Never Reached South Florida Voters; The End of Check Floating Could Cost Consumers; Lampooning the Candidates
• Celebrating in Boston; Kerry Campaign; Arafat's Health
• Voting Problems Already; "Daily Dose"
• Red Sox Win World Series After 86 Years; Bush and Kerry Clash Over Iraq; Ailing Arafat May be Moved to Hospital

October 27, 2004

• Florida Voters Fearing a Repeat of 2000 Elections; Make-A-Wish Sends Fan to World Series; Many Polling Volunteers Still Needed for Tuesday
• Following the Kerry and Bush Campaigns; Scott Peterson Trial
• Record-Shattering Cost of This Year's Election; "Daily Dose"; Cassini's Titan Flyby
• Bush, Kerry Clash Over Missing Iraqi Explosives; Pentagon Admits Iraqi Weapons Facility Not Thoroughly Searched; Iraq to Investigate the Murders of 50 New Guardsmen; Japanese Toddler Rescued from Mudslide

October 26, 2004

• 'Orlando Sentinel' Endorses Kerry; Will Rehnquist Step Down?
• Kerry and Bush on Campaign Blitz; Costs of Waging War; Update on Scott Peterson Trial
• New Gallup Poll Has Bush Up in Fla.; Rehnquist Tracheotomy Has Some Oncologists Concerned
• Bush and Kerry Campaign in Wisconsin; Zarqawi Associate Killed in Raid; Israeli Lawmakers Plan Approval of Gaza Withdrawal

October 25, 2004

• Death Toll Rises in Northern Japan's Earthquakes; Powell Calling on China for Help with North Korea; Vote or Drop the Class; The Youth Vote.
• Bill Clinton Stumps for Kerry in Philadelphia; The Youth Vote; Some Flu Vaccinations Stolen and/or Have Gone Missing.
• Search for Missing Explosives and Bush Administration's Reaction; Kerry Campaign; Scott Peterson Trial
• 380 Tons of Explosives Missing in Iraq; Bill Clinton to Rally Democrats in Philadelphia; 10 Dead in NASCAR Team Plane Crash

October 22, 2004

• President George W. Bush Speaks in Pennsylvania
• Emotional Appeal by Margaret Hassan; Kerry Courting Women Voters; President Bush Retooling Speech Today
• Presidential Race Coming Down to Crucial Battleground States; Issue: Education
• Kerry Hits Three States Targeting Different Issues; Japanese Prime Minister Backs Bush; Margaret Hassan Pleads for Life in New Tape

October 21, 2004

• Flu Shot Lottery; Voting Volunteers Mobilizing Nationwide to Make Sure Election Isn't Compromised
• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Crisscrossing Battleground States; Curse Reversed?
• Battle for Pennsylvania; British Newspaper Launches Campaign to Influence Presidential Election in U.S.
• Red Sox Stun Yankees in Game 7; Bush and Kerry in Swing States for Undecideds; High-Ranking Soldier Sentenced for Prisoner Abuse

October 20, 2004

• Hearts & Minds; U.S. Army Reservists Launching Largest Ever Training Program for Iraqi Forces
• John Kerry Speaks in Iowa
• Bush and Kerry in Iowa; 9/11 Reforms
• Kerry and Bush Battle for Votes in Iowa; Pat Robertson says He Warned Bush About Iraq War

October 19, 2004

• Concerns About Voting Integrity; Voices of Iraq
• Two Week Stretch; Train Attack on Tape; Buckeye Battleground
• Former IRS Agent on Stand Today in Scott Peterson Trial; Defining Differences Between Presidential Candidates on Social Issues
• Bush Campaigns in Florida, Kerry Stumps in Pennsylvania; Buycott Organizer Encourages Women Not to Shop

October 18, 2004

• U.S. Military Has Launched Investigation into 18 Soldiers Who Refused to Make Fuel Delivery in Iraq; Lawyers for Scott Peterson Due to Open Case Today
• On the Trail; Battleground: Florida
• Scott Peterson's Defense Team Begins Presenting Its Case Today; Persuasive Voices
• Bush Signs Homeland Security Fund Bill; Kerry Warns Floridians of Social Security Privatization; Iraqi Insurgents Kill 7

October 15, 2004

• Race to Register Voters Being Clouded by Allegations of Fraud; 'On the Big Screen'
• A Look at Bush Campaign Strategy in Final Days of the Race; John Kerry Expected to Blast President Bush Over Economy at Campaign Stops in Wisconsin; ATL Artist Paints Breast Cancer Survivors
• U.S. Forces on Offensive in Falluja; War in the Family; Military Politics
• Military Operation Strikes Suspected Terror Hideouts in Fallujah; Suicide Bomber Kills Civilian in Baghdad; G8 Members Discuss Iran's Nuclear Ambitions

October 14, 2004

• Dual in the Desert: Bush, Kerry Go on the Attack; Bush, Kerry Campaign in Nevada; Soldiers Charged in Afghan Civilian Deaths
• Debate Touches on Several Issues That Pointed Up Differences Between Two Candidates; Widespread Concerns Across Country About Voting Process
• Green Zone Blasts in Baquba Kills 2 Americans; Female Journalist Killed in Baghdad; Pakistani Forces Rescue Chinese Hostages
• Answering E-Mails Questions About Breast Cancer; Michael Jackson's Lawyers Going to Try to Get Evidence Thrown Out, Bail Reduced

October 13, 2004

• Issue of Executing Violent Juvenile Offenders Comes Before Nation's High Court; Since 9/11, Terrorism Officials Have Started Looking to the North; Breast Cancer Awareness
• The Final Debate; Flu Shot Price Gouging; Hostage Rescue Attempt
• Final Face-to-Face Debate Before Voters Go to the Polls; Interview with Robin Williams
• 4 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq; Donors Urged to Honor Pledge to Iraq Reconstruction; Due To Shortage, High-Risk Groups Priority for Flu Shots

October 12, 2004

• Countdown to Third Debate; Controversial Documentary to Air Before Election; Ten Commandments Case Taken by High Court
• Scott Peterson Defense Begins; Canadian Report Worries Terror Experts; Celebrities Design Shoes to Fight Breast Cancer
• Bush Holds Rally in Colorado; Kerry Prepares for Debate in Arizona; Air Force Video Shows Deadly Attack on Insurgents or Civilians?; Red Sox & Yankees Renew Rivalry in ALCS
• Scott Peterson's Defense Opens Its Case; Breast Cancer Awareness; Reeve's Legacy, Stem Cell Research, and Politics; Kerry- based War Game

October 11, 2004

• Remembering the Life of Christopher Reeve; Presidential Candidates Prepare for Third and Final Debate; Interview with Alexandra Pelosi.
• Actor Christopher Reeve Dies at 52; Sharpening Strategies; Weapons Surrender Part of Agreement With Muqtada al-Sadr
• Bombing in Mosul Kills 2; Former Enemy Combatant Released; Senate to Vote on Large Tax Bill; Baseball MVP Ken Caminiti Dies; Actor Christopher Reeve Dies; Bush and Kerry Camps Release Ads Before Debate
• Draft Possibility Becoming an Election Year Issue; Holiday Vacation Getaways; Makeup Tips for Breast Cancer Patients
• Rumsfeld Wraps Up Iraq Visit; Voting Irregularities in Afghanistan Elections Probed; Christopher Reeve Mourned; ABC's Ratings Resurgence

October 08, 2004

• Afghan Forces Focus on More Than Election Security; Israel, Egypt Vow to Fight Terrorists Who Bombed Three Egyptian Resorts; Weekend Movies; Earthquake Strikes Manila, The Philippines
• Twenty-Six People Confirmed Dead in Bombings at Resort in Sinai; Up for Grabs?
• Bush, Kerry Prepare for Second Presidential Debate; Videotape Shows British Hostage Kenneth Bigley Beheaded; Martha Stewart Begins Prison Sentence
• Martha Stewart Begins Five-Month Prison Sentence; Israel Suspects Al Qaeda in Yesterday's Egyptian Bombing\

October 07, 2004

• For Second Time in Week, Tom DeLay Nailed by Ethics Committee; Potential Election Problems in Florida
• Presidential Candidates Prepare for Debate; American-Led Forces Launch Raids Across Iraq; Surging Oil Prices Set Another Record
• St. Louis Showdown; Revive the Draft?; Buzz on the Web; Copycats
• Afghanistan Elections Will Go On, Despite Violence; Two Former U.N. Inspectors Earlier Warned of No Iraq WMDs; Eruption in Mount St. Helens' Future?; Volvo Dealers Sponsor Alex Scott's Cancer Fund

October 06, 2004

• VP Debate Recap; Voluntary Rationing of Flu Shots Due to Shortage; Author Kristin Gore's Book "Sammy's Hill"; The Life of Rodney Dangerfield
• In Baghdad, Talks Underway to End Fighting; Arms Inspector Report on Iraq Due Out Soon; America to Withdraw Troops from South Korea
• Ruling Issued in Rush Limbaugh's Medical Records Case; Dems React to Bush; Kerry Campaign

October 05, 2004

• Vice Presidential Running Mates Facing Off in Primetime Debate
• Debating for the Indecisives; Too Few Troops?; Volcano Watch
• When John Edwards and Dick Cheney Face-Off Tonight, It Will be Clash of Styles, as Well as Substance; Talk With President of Rock the Vote
• Presidential Running Mates Prepare for Debate; Libya Negotiates for Release of British Hostage; Former Iraqi Administrator Admits Having Too Few Troops

October 04, 2004

• Checking Your 401(k); X Prize in the Skies
• Supreme Court Opening New Term This Morning; SpaceShipOne Flies Safely Into Space, Wins $10 Ansari X Prize
• SpaceShipOne Sets an Historic Course; 16 Killed in a Pair of Baghdad Car Bombing; Over 70 Palestinian Killed in Israeli Bombings

October 01, 2004

• Discussing the Debate; Some Soldiers Not Rushing Out to Vote; Dealing with the Lack of Vioxx; This Weekend's Movies
• New Offensive in Iraq a Day After 35 Children Die; Purported Al Qaeda Tape Released; Bush, Kerry Debate Foreign Policy
• Post-Debate Spin; U.S. Claims 100 Insurgents Killed in Samarra Offensive

September 30, 2004

• Rumsfeld Acknowledges Security in Iraq Has Gone Downhill; Homeland Security, Foreign Policy Focus of Tonight's Debate
• Voters Get Their First Chance to See, Hear Presidential Candidates Face to Face in a National Debate Tonight; "Daily Dose"
• Debate Preview; Merck Pulls Vioxx; Buzz on the Web
• Merck Recalls Vioxx; Bombings Kill 45 People in Iraq; Wife Pleas for Hostage's Life; Iraqi a Major Issue in Debate Tonight

September 29, 2004

• Update on British Hostage Kenneth Bigley; What Do President Bush and John Kerry Have in Store For Each Other Tomorrow Night?
• SpaceShipOne Returns Safely to Earth After Its Trip to Space; Horrors in the Sudan
• First Face-Off; X Prize
• British Hostage Appears in New Video; Yemeni Sentenced to Death for USS Cole Attack

September 28, 2004

• Candidates Gearing Up for First Debate; Concern About Election Day Terror Attack; Cleaning Up and Rebuilding after Hurricane Jeanne
• Presidential Poll; The Aftermath of Hurricane Jeanne; Crude Oil Hits $50 a Barrel; Prisoner Abuse Update
• Pres. Candidates Practice for Debates; Italian Researcher Claims Secret of Mona Lisa; Could Mt. St. Helens Erupt Soon?
• Intel. Reports Warn of Insurgency by Saddam Loyalists; Riad Ali Released; Interview with Kamal Kharrazi; Fall Music Releases

September 27, 2004

• Cleaning up from Hurricane Jeanne; Shortened Tours of Duty?; Book about Raising Children in the City; Missile Strike in the Gaza Strip
• Already Battered Florida Pounded by Jeanne; Coalition Forces Strike Al-Sadr's Stronghold; Syria Meets with Coalition General in Damascus for Border Talks; Bush and Kerry Gear Up for the First Debate; Tips for Avoiding Predatory Lenders.
• Tracking Tropical Storm Jeanne; Mosul Car Bomb; Update on Scott Peterson Trial
• Assessing the Damage from Hurricane Jeanne; Virgin Announces Plans for Regular Space Flights; Sports Getaways

September 24, 2004

• Porter Goss Sworn in as New Director of Central Intelligence; Coalition Warplanes Strike at Insurgents in Fallujah
• Senator Kerry Discusses His Seven-Point Plan to Win the War on Terror

September 23, 2004

• Ayad Allawi Speaks to Congress; Kerry's Response to Allawi's Speech; Ivan Regroups and Threatens Gulf Coast; Court Victory for Terri Schiavo's Husband
• Iraq's Interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi Speaks Before Congress
• Florida Supreme Court Ruling in Terri Schiavo Case; Allawi Gives Hopeful Assessment of Iraq's Future; New Children's Book: "Science Verse"
• Prime Minister Pledges Elections in January

September 22, 2004

• High-Profile Iraqi Female Prisoner Not Released; D.C.-Bound Plane Diverted Yesterday; Asimo the Robot
• New Terror in Jerusalem; Iraq Violence; Musharraf at U.N.
• "Daily Dose"; Discussion with Creator of "CSI"; "The Old Farmer's Almanac's" Weather Predictions

September 21, 2004

• President Bush Addresses U.N. General Assembly

September 20, 2004

• John Kerry Speaks at NYU; President Bush to Appear Before United Nations Tomorrow
• In Iraq, a Deadline Looms; 'Daily Dose'
• Two Sunni Clerics Killed Within 24 Hours of Each Other in Iraq; Bush Defends Iraq Policy; Kerry To Talk at NYU; Maximizing Your Home's Value

September 17, 2004

• Death Toll From Hurricane Ivan Now Stands at 13; Update on Golf's Ryder Cup Championship; Weekend Movies
• Horrendous Hurricanes; Michael Jackson Case
• Gulf Shores, Alabama Bears Scars of Ivan's Arrival; Suicide Car Bombing in Iraq
• People Along Gulf Coast Beginning Cleanup in Wake of Ivan; Kerry Speaks in New Mexico; Emmys on Sunday Night

September 16, 2004

• Now a Category 1 Storm, Ivan Came Ashore Near Gulf Shores, Alabama
• Talk with President of American Red Cross; Classified Intelligence Report Paints Pessimistic Picture of Iraq's Future
• Ivan Slamming Gulf Coast
• Widespread Damage Reported Across the Gulf Coast From Hurricane Ivan

September 15, 2004

• Interviews with Biloxi Mayor A.J. Holloway, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin
• Mobile Bay Braces for Ivan; Talk with Mayor of Biloxi, Mississippi; Kitty Kelley's Bush Family Book; First Day of School in Beslan, Russia
• Bracing for Ivan's Arrival; Putin's Beslan Response Questioned; Martha Stewart Case
• Martha Stewart Press Conference; Protesters on Floor of London's House of Commons
• All Eyes on Ivan as It Nears Gulf Coast

September 14, 2004

• President Bush to Address Annual Conference of the National Guard; Discussion With Mayor of New Orleans
• Uncommon Courage; 'House Call'
• Hurricane Ivan's Path; Goss as Spy Boss; Fallujah Strategy
• Iraq Bombings Targeted Police; Ivan Expected to Make Gulf Coast Landfall; Capitol Hill CIA Director Hearings; Possible Anti-depressant Side Effects on Children.

September 13, 2004

• Gunmakers Say Expiration of Assault Weapons Ban Won't Have Huge Impact on Business; The Man in Black
• On Campaign Trail, Both John Kerry and George W. Bush Going After Each Other; The Debate Over Debates
• Ivan Devastates Jamaica, Churns Towards Cuba, Florida; Assault Weapons Ban Expires at Midnight; Anger Surges in Wake of Russian School Massacre; Oscar de la Renta: 21st Century is the Century of Women
• Category-Five Juggernaut Bearing Down on Western Cuba; Warplanes Drop Bombs on What's Being Described as Meeting of Terrorist Leaders

September 10, 2004

• Federal Ban on Assault Weapons About to Become History; Discussion with Jimmy Carter and Willie Nelson
• Talk With Organizers of 'Tunnel to Towers Run'
• Latest on Hurricane Ivan; New Terror Tape
• For Third Time in Month, Floridians Evacuating Ahead of Major Hurricane; Bin Laden's Deputy Says U.S. Forces Hiding in Trenches in Afghanistan

September 09, 2004

• Hurricane Ivan Grows to Category 5; Under Fire; Giuliani in Russia
• Fear an Old Factor in Presidential Politics; 'Daily Dose'
• Kremlin Vows Retaliation for School Killings; Documentary Examines Potential Nuclear Terror
• Renewed Questions About Bush's Military Service; Joint U.S.- Iraqi Plan in Works to Launch Series of Offensives Aimed at Eliminating 'No-Go Zones' Across Iraq

September 08, 2004

• Kerry Speech Focuses on Domestic Agenda; Russian Promises to Strike Back Against Terrorists; Interview with Author Patricia Cornwell
• Discussion with Designer Kenneth Cole; Democrat John Kerry Launches More Aggressive Challenge to President Bush's Iraq Policy
• Intelligence Reform; Frances' Aftermath; Terror in Russia
• President Bush Has Key Lawmakers Over to White House, Looking at Bipartisan Bill
• Discussion with Designer Kenneth Cole; John Kerry Launches More Aggressive Challenge to President Bush's Iraq Policy

September 07, 2004

• Covering Storms Presents Some Challenges for Reporters; Testimony Set to Resume in Scott Peterson's Murder Trial
• Clinton Off Breathing Tube, Resting; Hurricane, Frances Impact up to $40 Billion; Call Centers Changing Culture for Young Indians; ESPN Turns 25
• Farewell to Frances; Battle of Wits and Will; Mourning in Russia
• Finger Pointing Continues Over Who's to Blame for Deaths of More Than 330 People in Russia; In War in Iraq, Grim Milestone Appears Imminent

September 06, 2004

• A Look at Florida After Frances; Polls Show Bush Leading Kerry by 11 Points; Is al Qaeda Linked to Terrorist Attacks in Russia?
• Seven U.S. Marines Killed by Car Bomb in Iraq; Conditions After Frances; Interview With Red Cross President Marty Evans; Bill Clinton in Surgery
• Hurricane Watchers Fear Frances will Strengthen in Gulf; 7 U.S. Marines Killed in Fallujah Blast
• Florida Recovering from Hurricane Frances; Kerry Changes Campaign Advisers, Strategies; Documentary Examines 9/11 Impact on Children

September 03, 2004

• Frances Downgraded, Due in Florida Tomorrow; Frances Batters Bahamas; Young Golfers Pair Up with Pros
• Update on Hurricane Frances; Russian Hostage Crisis; President Bush Hits Campaign Trail
• Hurricane Frances Approaches Florida; Florida's Tourism Industry at a Standstill on Labor Day Weekend; Labor Department Reports on Jobs
• Russian Commandos Storm School; Hurricane Frances Prompts Most Massive Evacuation in History of Florida

September 02, 2004

• Florida Prepares for Hurricane Frances; Bush Speechwriter Provides Insight on the Man; Police Crackdown on NYC Protestors
• Hurricane Frances' Progress; Day Four of Republican National Convention; School Hostage Crisis
• Hurricane Frances Heading Toward Southeast U.S. Coast; The Youth Vote; Device to Prevent Strokes; RNC Protesters
• In Russia, Gunmen Free as Many as 26 Women and Children; Parts of Bahamas Feeling Strength of Hurricane Frances

September 01, 2004

• School Hostages; An Update on Republican National Convention; Arnold Schwarzenegger Attends After-School All-Stars Event in Harlem
• In Russia, School Children, Teachers, Some Parents Being Held Hostage; Choreographed Roll Call Formally Gives President Bush Nomination
• Kerry Addresses American Legion Convention; RNC Day Two Internet Response; Implantable Contact Lenses
• School Children Held Hostage in Russia; Essay Contest Winner Address Convention; Candidates Court Single Women Voters

August 31, 2004

• Tonight's Theme at Republican National Convention: People of Compassion; California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Appears Tonight
• GOP Hopes Arnold Will Rally Moderates; Iraqi-American Speaker Praises Changes in Iraq; George Bush Speaks at American Legion National Convention
• Republican Convention; RNC Online; Healthy Chocolate?; Candid Camera; Israeli Bus Bombings

August 30, 2004

• GOP Convention Gets Underway; Potential Kobe Bryant Jurors Questioned; Ed Koch at Convention: 'I'm Voting for Bush'; Mayor Bloomberg Addresses Convention
• Republican National Convention Called to Order; Interview with Ed Koch; Interview With Governor George Pataki
• RNC Officially Begins; Demonstrators Continue Protests Outside RNC; Home Tips for Fall
• Internet and Politics; Risks of Energy Drinks?; The 'New' New York

August 27, 2004

• Intelligence Reform; Preparing for Protests; Peace Deal in Najaf
• Protesters and the RNC; RNC's High Price Tag; Fall TV Shows; Int'l. Gymnastics Assn. Head Asks Hamm to Give Gold to S. Korean
• Russian Officials Identify a Number of Suspected Terrorists Possibly Involved with Downing Jetliner; Imam Ali Mosque No Longer an Armed Camp
• Poll Suggests Ads Impacting Voters; Coping with Separation Anxiety; Protesters Begin Activities; Survey -- Republican & NYC Commonalities

August 26, 2004

• President Bush Makes Surprise Call to John McCain; Najaf Standoff; Poor and Uninsured
• Grand Ayatollah Al Sistani Leads Tens of Thousands of Supporters to Najaf; Tragedy, Toll of U.S. Military Operations in Iraq Takes Bizarre Twist in Southern Florida
• RNC Impact on NYC Economy; The Radical Middle; Bush Wants to Get Rid of 527s; Olympics Update
• John Kerry Campaigns in Anoka, Minnesota; A Look at Intense Security in Place for Republican National Convention

August 25, 2004

• Sen. John Kerry speaks in Philadelphia; 10 Senators Calling on Bush to Criticize Attack Ad Groups;
• Russian Plane Crashes; Guantanamo Tribunals; Lawyer who Advised Swift Boat Veterans Quits Bush Campaign
• Democrat John Kerry Trying to Grab Political Spotlight Before Republicans Take Center Stage; The Politics of the Pulpit
• No Concrete Signs of Terrorism in Russian Airline Crashes; al- Sistani Returns to Iraq; Abu Ghraib Scandal and Gitmo Updates

August 24, 2004

• Prisoner Abuse Scandal; Guantanamo Hearings; Fighting in Najaf
• Bush Calls for End to 527s, Has Yet to Condemn Ads; RNC NYC Symbolism -- Has Bush Delivered Help?; Interview with Crosby & Nash
• Independent Groups/Ads and the 2004 Presidential Election; Are Middle Class Voters Being Heard?; Sharp Increase in Hypertension Sufferers
• Iraqi Defense Minister Issues Najaf Ultimatum; Pentagon to Issue 2 Abu Ghraib Reports; Roger Federer Boosts Arthur Ashe Kids' Day

August 23, 2004

• Intelligence Overhaul; Prisoner Abuse Scandal; New Rules on OT Pay
• Guantanamo Trials to Begin This Week; Security Precautions Taken for GOP Convention; Book Explores Skateboarding, Snowboarding, Surfing
• Legal Proceedings Underway for Guatanamo Terror Suspects; RNC/NYC Security Concerns; Women Authors Write for Charity; Fall Getaways.
• Labor Dept.'s New OT Figures; Nat'l. Intel Dir. Gets Even Greater Power?; Ret. USAF Col. Quits Bush Campaign; Money Tips for Young People

August 20, 2004

• Three Men Accused of Aiding Hamas; Updates on the Najaf Standoff; Fall Movies
• Latest Developments in Michael Jackson Pretrial Hearing; a woman who was blind for nearly 30 years can see once again.
• Standoff Continues in Najaf; Terrorism Financing Scheme; Political Attack Ads
• End to Najaf Fighting?; Interview with Mouwaffaq al-Rubaie; Ashcroft Live News Event

August 19, 2004

• Google's Nasdaq Debut; Battleground State Ohio; Crisis in Sudan Worsens
• Author Predicts Hispanics May Decide the Next U.S. President; Interview With Max Cleland; Former Preemie Now a Teen; Drunken Bear
• Fierce Fighting in Najaf; Battleground Ohio; Michael Jackson Hearing
• Intense Fighting in Najaf; Kerry Focuses on Rising Health Care Costs

August 18, 2004

• Battleground State Ohio; Google Lowers IPO Share Price; Couple With 18 Children Accused Of Physical/Psychological Abuse.
• Najaf Deal; Kerry Addresses VFW Convention
• Top Official Gives Ultimatum to Muqtada Al Sadr and His Followers; In Florida, Hurricane-Ravaged Residents Trying to Cope Without Some Basic Necessities

August 17, 2004

• President Bush Keeping Campaign Focus on Battleground States;
• Intelligence Reforms; Iraqi Officials Trying to Negotiate Truce With Muqtada al-Sadr; Hurricane Charley
• Candidates' Military Records; Iran's Role In Najaf?; "Princeton Review's" Colleges Lists
• Three 9/11 Commission Hearings On Capitol Hill; Victims In Hurricane Charley's Aftermath; Peterson Jury To Hear More Phone Calls

August 16, 2004

• Three Hearings Held Today on 9/11 Commission Recommendations; Floridians Assessing Damage; U.S. Basketball Team Loses; Michael Jackson's Lawyer to Question D.A. on Stand; Kobe Bryant Criminal Case Expected to be Dropped
• Troop Redeployment; Hurricane Charley; Kobe Bryant Case; Daily Dose; In Charley's Wake
• Briefing In Punta Gorda, FL; Hurricane Charley's Aftermath; U.S. Military To Be Restationed In U.S.; Jackson Back In Court; Disaster Claims

August 13, 2004

• Florida Prepares for Hurricane Charley; "American Quest"
• Hurricane Charley Aims At Fla.; Gov. Jeb Bush Press Conference; NJ Republicans Press Conference; PGA Championship
• Hurricane Charley; California Wildfires; Garden State Shocker
• Hurricane Charley Turning to Near Category-3 Storm; Radical Shiite Cleric Muqtada Al Sadr Reportedly Wounded

August 12, 2004

• Tropical Storm Bonnie, Hurricane Charley Prepare to Deliver Double Slam on Florida; Members of Iraq's Interim Government Talk About Situation in Najaf
• TS Bonnie/Hurricane Charley Head Toward Fla; Cheney's Attacks Kerry Quote; PGA Championship; Eye Exams Predict High Blood Pressure; Pvt. Hammer -- Four-Legged Veteran
• A Double Whammy for Florida; In California, Shasta Blaze Races Across More Than 800 Acres
• Showdown in Najaf; Tropical Double-Header; Scott Peterson Trial
• Starvation in Plain Sight in Niger; Craigslist Blitz; The Voice of Harry Potter

August 11, 2004

• Pakistani Citizen Being Held After Found With Videotapes Showing Buildings, Transit Systems; Transit Workers on Metro New York Rail Line Spending Time Watching a New Video
• Marines/Iraqi Guardsmen Prepare Najaf Assault; Bush And Kerry Continue Campaigns; Homeowners' Insurance
• U.S., Iraqi Forces Preparing for Major Assault in Najaf; Rumsfeld on the Road; Intelligence Reform
• America Votes 2004; Asian-American Voters; Women & Heart Disease; "The Princess Diaries"

August 10, 2004

• Bush Picks Porter Goss To Head CIA; Florida Fires A Probation Officer/Four Supervisors For Killing Spree; Summer Concert Tours Slow
• National Security, Politics Intersecting at Presidential Race Today; President Bush, Senator Kerry Taking Aim at Each Other Over Iraq
• President Bush Nominating Congressman Porter Goss to be New Head of CIA; New Fighting in Najaf Between U.S. Forces, Militiamen
• Democrats Unlikely to Go Hog Wild Against CIA Director Nomination

August 09, 2004

• Fighting Continues In Najaf; President Bush Begins Campaign Tour; Independent Political Ads; School Etiquette Tips
• Dire Situation In Sudan; On The Campaign Trail; Soy Really A Superfood?; Home Swapping; Final Olympic Preparations In Athens
• "TIME" Reports Raid Revealed Attack Plans; Al Qaeda Infiltration May Have Been Compromised; Filipino Twins Recovering; Record Heating Oil Prices
• Iraqi Interim Government Shuts Down Al-Jazeera Network

August 06, 2004

• U.S. Military Estimates Marines Have Killed 300 Insurgents in Najaf Over Past Two Days; Dog Gets a New Leash on Life
• Feds Discuss British Arrest of Terror Suspect
• Dramatic Slowdown In Job Growth For July
• Bush Says Economy Rebounding Despite Labor Department Figures; TV Drug Ads Changing Doctor-Patient Relationship; Political Sites Popular on Web

August 05, 2004

• Military Hearing for Lynndie England Now in Its Third Day; Talk with Stars of 'Open Water'
• Senator Kerry Speaks in D.C. at Unity Conference; In Albany, New York, Federal Agents, City Police Launch Overnight Raid on Downtown Mosque
• Concerns Raised About New Florida Voting System; Doctors Separate Filipino Conjoined Twins, Age 2; Two Suspected Terrorists Arrested in Albany
• FBI Sting In Albany, New York Leads To Two Arrests

August 04, 2004

• Dueling in Davenport; A Mixup at a Fertility Clinic Leaves One Woman With a Baby and a Problem
• British Police Today Questioning a Dozen Men Rounded Up in Anti-Terror Raids; Issue of Terrorism, How Best to Guard Against It Again Topic on Capitol Hill
• FAA Steps In: Delays At Chicago O'Hare Trigger Delays Nationwide
• Bush, Kerry Campaign in Davenport, Iowa Today; Patriot Games

August 03, 2004

• Two Hearings Under Way This Hour on Capitol Hill; Legal Perspective on What's Taking Place with Private First Class Lynndie England
• New York Hosts Opening Ceremonies For Reopening of the Statue of Liberty
• Hearings Come Amid New Terror Concerns, Call for Action on Recommendations; Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge Takes Questions
• Statue of Liberty Reopens for First Time Since 9/11 Attacks; Kerry Campaign, 9/11 Report; Prison Abuse Scandal

August 02, 2004

• Kerry Unveils Terror Plan Amid New Alert; Kerry Sees No Bounce After Convention; Iraq Church Bombings
• Terror Alerts In NYC, Washington, D.C., Newark, NJ; Financial Institutions Strengthening Security
• Al Qaeda Could Target Financial Sector

July 30, 2004

• 9/11 Panel Urges U.S. Government Take All Steps in Report

July 29, 2004

• Sen. Kerry Plans To Increase U.S. Military; Interview With "Daily Show's" Samantha Bee; Three Baby Food Bottles In Cali. Contained Small Amt. Of Ricin
• Senate Committee Holds First Hearing on 9/11 Panel's Recommendations Tomorrow; Florida Hopes to Get It Right This Election
• DNC Day Three Recap; Kerry To Show Controversial Campaign Film; Watch-Listed Woman Caught On U.S. Border; Bryant And Hacking Cases Updated
• Lawyer Says Client Can't Trust Judge or Court in Kobe Bryant Case

July 28, 2004

• Senator John Kerry Swings Through Virginia Heading North To Boston
• Interview With Rev. James Forbes, Jr.; "Fahrenheit 9/11" Screening In Crawford, TX; Suicide Car Bombing In Iraq; "Amish In The City"
• Delegates Have Issues With Iraq War; Sen. Kerry Arrives In Boston; Interview With Steve Brozak; Interview With Sen. Mitch McConnell
• John Kerry Heads to Boston; 68 Dead in Iraq Suicide Bombing
• Insurgents Launch Simultaneous Attacks on U.S. Military Bases in Iraq

July 27, 2004

• Rep. Jim Turner Discusses Homeland Security; Bush Mulls 9/11 Commission Recommendations; Kidnapping As Terrorist Weapons; Sen. John Kerry Speaks In Norfolk, Virginia
• Look at What Bloggers Have to Say About Convention; 'Daily Dose'
• A Look at What Democrats Have Planned for Tonight; President Bush's Troops Well Represented in Boston

July 26, 2004

• Security for Democratic Convention Includes Lots of Electronic Eyes; Discussion with 12-Year-Old Reporters
• What's In Store At The Democratic Convention; American Sikhs Wearing Turbans Experience Bias, Violence
• Much of Democrats' Message Will Target Undecided Voters
• Democrats Prepare To Launch National Convention

July 23, 2004

• President Bush Expected to Take Stage at Convention Center in Detroit, Michigan; Putting Newly Released 9/11 Report into Action
• Bush Courts Minority Voters at Urban League Speech; Dem Convention 3 Days Away Has Security Officials Speculating on Potential Threats

July 22, 2004

• A Stopped Amtrak Train in Newark, New Jersey; Does Voting Make You Sexy?
• Independent 9/11 Commission to Officially Release Findings; Police Say Foul Play Probably Involved in Case of Missing Pregnant Woman
• 9/11 Commission Report's Findings; Interview With Relatives Of 9/11 Victims; 9/11 Commission Report's Impact On Upcoming Elections

July 21, 2004

• A Conversation with Crew of Apollo 11; Growing List of Precautions Surround Boston Hosting Democratic National Convention
• President Bush's Signing of the BioShield Bill; Volunteers Fanning Out Across Salt Lake County In Search of Woman
• Political Satire Popular on Web; Americans Favor Low-Fat Over Low-Carb Diets; Secret Video Shows Cruel Treatment of Chickens
• Two 9/11 Commission Members On Capitol Hill; Three Americans Charged With Running An Afghani Vigilante Operation; Comedians Tour With Troops

July 20, 2004

• Safety, Security as Democrats Descend on Boston For Democratic Convention; Special Interests Going All Out This Year to Entertain, Some Say Influence, Politicians
• Threat of Terrorism, Possible Ties to Iran Also Raising Questions at White House; Former National Security Adviser Samuel Berger Facing Some Tough Questions, a Criminal Investigation
• U.S. Military Experiments With 30,000-Pound Bomb; Wisconsin Trooper Saves Suicidal Woman; Accusations Against Fmr. Nat'l. Sec. Advisor Samuel Berger
• Peterson Murder Trial; America Votes 2004; Campaign Battleground; 'Daily Dose'; 'Napoleon Dynamite'

July 19, 2004

• Palestinian PM Gorei Says Gaza in Chaos; Wildfires in Northern L.A. County
• 9/11 Commission to Release Final Report This Week; Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee Talks Obesity
• 12 Fires Total from Yosemite to San Diego; Coalition Fraying in Iraq?
• Palestinian PM Resignation Still Stands; Hillary Clinton Not Democratic Heir Apparent?; New Anti-viral Kleenex; Fashion Designers In Hotel Business

July 16, 2004

• Martha Stewart Sentenced to Five Months Prison, Two Months Probation

July 15, 2004

• President Bush Hopes New Identity Theft Law Will Make It Tougher on Potential Terrorists; 'Vocation Vacations'
• Fate of Two Bulgarians Hostages Being Threatened With Beheading Still Unknown; Wildfires in the West

July 14, 2004

• Gay Marriage Amendment Vote Today Likely to Fail; Bobo Shot by Florida Wildlife Officials
• Gay Marriage Vote to Come Shortly; 'Daily Dose'
• Suicide Car Bomb Detonated Near Entrance to Green Zone

July 13, 2004

• President Bush Leaves on Two-Day Campaign Trip to Upper Midwest; 'Hitler's Pawn'
• Filipino Government to Withdraw Troops to Save Hostage
• A Hostage Crisis in Iraq Could be Nearing an End; More Terrorists Posting Their Sinister Plotlines Online

July 12, 2004

• Flawed Intelligence; New Technology Reinvigorates Debate About When Life Begins
• 'Now in the News'
• Senate Pushing Bush for CIA Head Nomination
• President Bush Will Try to Convince Voters His Administration Making Steady Progress in Fighting Terrorism; Fate of Filipino Truck Driver Captured in Iraq Remains Unclear

July 09, 2004

• Intelligence Report; 'Daily Dose'
• A Grim Milestone in Iraq; U.S. Marine Last Seen in Iraq Now Heading to U.S. Military Base in Germany

July 08, 2004

• Homeland Security Says al Qaeda Preparing to Attack U.S. in Time to Affect Elections; Pentagon Plans to Set Up Review Panels for Guantanamo Bay Detainees
• New Terror Threat Announcement Causes More Frustration Than Concern
• Officials Fear al Qaeda Attack; Kidnapped Marine Safe in Lebanon; Enron Chairman Indicted for Fraud; Some Question Edwards' Lawyer Background

July 07, 2004

• Pentagon Still Not Confirming Reported Release of U.S. Marine Held Captive in Iraq; Microscope Now on John Edwards' Record
• Interview With Actor Will Ferrell
• Kerry and Edwards Set to Kick Off Campaign With Rally in Ohio
• Kerry-Edwards Have First Photo Op

July 06, 2004

• John Kerry Reveals Running Mate
• Edwards Will Serve as Kerry's Running Mate on Democratic Ticket
• Kerry Names North Carolina Senator John Edwards V.P. Running Mate; Presidential Meeting with Iceland's Prime Minister

July 05, 2004

• Democratic Official Claims Kerry 'Has Made a Decision' for His V.P.; Woman Beats Hearing Loss with New Technology
• Family of Captured Marine Awaits Word on His Fate; Dispute Over Voting Rolls in Florida; 50 Years After Sam Sheppard Case

July 02, 2004

• As New Numbers Come Out, President Bush Talking Up Economy; Thankful Iraqis
• Violence Rocks Iraq Day After Saddam's Court Appearance
• Marlon Brando Dead at 80

July 01, 2004

• The Next Chapter: Saddam in Court
• Saddam Hussein Appears in Court
• Audio From Saddam's Court Appearance
• Saddam Makes Court Appearance; Tougher Port Inspections Kick in; White House Calls Iraqi Court Proceedings Important Step; New Procedures to Reduce Surgical Mistakes

June 30, 2004

• Army Calling in Discharged Troops With Time Owed to Military for Deployment
• Saddam transferred to Legal Custody of Iraqi Government as U.S. Troops Near Baghdad International Airport Attacked by Mortars
• New York Man Convicted of Killing Daughter Walks Out of Prison
• Saddam Hussein No Longer a Prisoner of War; A New Designation for U.S. Marine Missing in Iraq

June 29, 2004

• New Iraqi government Vows to Crack Down on Insurgents, First Have to Determine Who They Are
• Iraqis Set to Take Over Legal Custody of Saddam Hussein; President Bush Heading Home From NATO Summit
• Iranian Guards Ejected from U.N.; Baghdad Airport to Return to Civilian Use; Iraq to Take Legal Custody of Saddam; Weight Loss Pacemaker Makes Patients Feel Full

June 28, 2004

• Iraqi Sovereignty Transfered Two Days Early
• CPA Hands Over Authority in Iraq 2 Days Early; Supreme Court Rules Gitmo Detainees Can Have Representation

June 25, 2004

• Interview With Walter Cronkite
• Cheney Allegedly Gets Vulgar With Leahy
• Bush Attending European Union Meeting in Ireland; New Video of Murdered South Korean Hostage Fuels Anger; Critic Lukewarm on Michael Moore Movie
• Interview With Michael Moore

June 24, 2004

• Hot Topic, 'Fahrenheit 9/11'; 'Everyday Hero': Blind Man Rescues Drowning Child
• Coordinated insurgent Attacks Target U.S., Iraqi Troops, Police, Civilians
• Supreme Court Backs Presidential Confidentiality; Several Bombs Explode in Iraq, Killing Dozens; Saddam's Lawyers Claims Abuse in Captivity; Upcoming Book Claims Bush Losing War on Terror
• NASA Overhaul, Space Agency Poised for Sweeping Reorganization

June 23, 2004

• Kerry Accuses Senate Republicans of Delaying Vote for Petty Politics
• Political Sex Scandal; House Call: Road to Recovery; Interview With Laurence Fishburne
• Bush Addresses AIDS Problem in Philadelphia Speech; Protestors Demand South Korea Pull Out of Iraq; Saudi Prince Vows to Battle Terrorism; Detective: Scott Peterson Attracted Suspicion Immediately

June 22, 2004

• U.S. Military Judge Refusing to Order New Article 32 Hearing for Man Accused in Prison Abuse Scandal; Claim of Success Fading Under Some New Casualty Counts
• Iraq's Transition to Power Being Heralded by Guerrilla Violence; No Word on Fate of South Korean Businessman Taken Hostage
• Defense Department: Memo Shows Rumsfeld Did Not Approve Torture; Revised State Department Report Shows More Terrorism; Hundreds in Line to Buy Clinton's Memoir; Peterson Jury Warned to Avoid Contact with Laci's Family; Belly Buttons Featured in Art Exhibition
• The Clinton Factor; American Pulse; Daily Dose: Stress, Blood Pressure

June 21, 2004

• Claim by Terrorists Who Beheaded Johnson That Sympathizers in Saudi Government Helped Carry Out Crime
• First Private Manned Space Flight Attempted; Judge to Make Decision on Chatty Juror in Peterson Trial
• Civilian Spaceship One Makes Space History; Megafest to Draw 100,000 for Spiritual Rally in Atlanta

June 18, 2004

• Advance Look on AOL of President Clinton's Memoirs
• Front & Center; Gay Marriage; Monkey See, Monkey Do; 'Dodgeball'
• Appeal From Paul Johnson's Wife Being Seen Around World; Preparations for Transfer of Power in Iraq Taking Place, While Violence Escalates

June 17, 2004

• Cookie Cookoff for First Lady Candidates; Who is Your Favorite Dad in TV Land?
• 'Daily Dose'; Wisdom for the Aging
• 9/11 Commission Releases Time Line; Car Bomb Kills 35 Outside Baghdad Recruitment Office; Bush Holds Cabinet Meeting on Economy, Foreign Policy; Al Qaeda Training Videotape Released; Mental Evaluation Ordered for Suspected Bomb Plotter
• 9/11 Testimony Provides Timeline After First Aircraft Hijacked Until Crash of United Airlines Flight 93 in Pennsylvania

June 16, 2004

• Bush to Address Troops From MacDill
• Iraq's Oil Exports Come to a Halt; Six Members of Iraq's Civil Defense Corps Being Held in Connection to Roadside Bombing
• Hostage's Family Pleads for Safe Return; Report Details 9/11 Plot

June 15, 2004

• President Bush, Afghan President Hamid Karzai Holding White House News Conference Next Hour
• Karzai Addresses Joint Session of Congress as Part of D.C. Visit
• Afghan President Visits Washington, Requests More NATO Troops; Public Opinion Split on Iraq War

June 14, 2004

• Second Car Bombing Hits Iraq Within 24 Hours
• Clinton Portraits First by African-American; Justices Vote 8-0 to Keep 'Under God' in Pledge; Family Prays for Kidnapped Father; Car Bomb Targets Electrical Workers; Army Lieutenant Retires after Excessive Force Accusations; Witnesses Cast Doubt on Scott Peterson's Alibi

June 10, 2004

• A Look Back at Reagan's Hollywood Days; What Really Goes on Behind the Scenes at 'Saturday Night Live?'
• Mourners Pay Respects to Reagan Following Elaborate Ceremonies; G-8 Leaders Pledge to Help Africa; Bush Says Bitterness Over with French
• Tens of Thousands of Mourners Pay Their Respects to Ronald Reagan
• Scott Peterson Trial; Campaign Hiatus; Movie Maverick at 15; "Rule of Four"; Remembering Ronald Reagan

June 09, 2004

• Former First Lady Nancy Reagan Will Accompany Late Husband to Washington to Lie in State at Capitol

June 08, 2004

• Security Council Expected to Approve New Resolution
• Thousands of Mourners Pay Respects to Reagan; Bush Hosts World Leaders at Summit; U.N. Set to Vote on Iraq's Future; Former Goodfella Writes Book on Mafia
• World Leaders Begin Arriving Georgia as G-8 Economic Summit Gets Under Way on Heavily Fortified Sea Island

June 07, 2004

• A Nation Remembers Ronald Reagan; World Leaders Gather for G-8 Summit
• Flags Flying at Half-Staff in Honor of Former President Ronald Reagan
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• Interview With Condoleezza Rice; Remembering Ronald Reagan; Stem Cell Research
• Reagan's Remains to Travel Presidential Library in Simi Valley

June 04, 2004

• George Tenet Stepping Down as CIA Chief; Tomorrow's Potential Triple Crown
• Another Month of Job Growth in U.S.
• Washington Speculates Over Tenet's Resignation; 9/11 Families Get More Details on Tragedy; President Awards Medal of Freedom to Pope on European Visit; Terrorist's Aide Arrested by Iraqis; D-Day Veteran Shares Memories; What's Hot Online: Britney Spears Lip-Syncing, Hollywood Blogger
• Labor Department: Employers Added 248,000 Jobs in May

June 03, 2004

• Questions, Speculation Over Sudden Resignation of Tenet
• President Bush Setting Off on European Trip This Hour; OPEC Expected to Announce Production Hike at Beirut Summit Today

June 02, 2004

• Lonely Planet Not So Alone After 30 Years
• At Least 22 Wounded in Baghdad Bombings This Morning
• Scott Peterson's Attorneys Take Turn Today; Federal Judge Strikes Down New Law Prohibiting Some Types of Late-Term Abortions
• Secrets Revealed?; The War on Terror; Pain at the Pump

June 01, 2004

• New Drug Discount Cards Available Beginning Today
• Countdown to Handover; Scott Peterson Murder Trial; Pain at the Pump; Divided We Fight
• New Interim Iraqi President Named; Scott Peterson Goes on Trial

May 31, 2004

• Memorial Day Ceremonies Occurring Across Nation, World
• Spring Storms Whipped Up Tornadoes, Severe Weather in More Than a Dozen States

May 28, 2004

• Concerns Over Pre-Election Terrorism High
• Kerry Trying to Keep Pressure on Bush Over Handling of Iraq Conflict, War on Terror
• Iraqi Governing Council Endorses One of Its Own to Serve as PM

May 27, 2004

• Radical Cleric Abu Hamza Charged in 11 Count Indictment
• Hundreds Killed in by Floods in Dominican Republican, Haiti; Kansas Student Wins National Geographic Bee
• Terror & Politics; Diagnosing Melanoma; A Guy's Wedding Guide; Mr. Bill Campaigns to Save Louisiana Wetlands

May 26, 2004

• Security Problems in Iraq Complicating Search for WMD
• More and More Companies Mixing Business with Politics; 'Daily Dose'
• Officials Ask Americans to be on Alert; Security Questions Remain in Iraq; Boston Archdiocese to Close 65 Parishes; Despite Cannes Award, Moore Film Struggles for U.S. Distribution
• New Information Suggests al Qaeda Operatives Lurking in U.S., Plotting Large Scaled Attack This Summer

May 25, 2004

• New Round of Storms Marching Across Midwest Last Night Dousing Already-Flooded Areas With More Moisture
• War in Iraq Continues to Take Toll on Bush's Approval Ratings at Home
• Washington's Top Military Officer in Iraq Will Soon be Leaving; Legal Odyssey of Brandon Mayfield Apparently Over
• Bush Meets with Maimed Iraqis, Promises June 30 Handover; Hundreds Evacuated for Fire at Georgia Chemical Plant; Web Site Tracks Cheapest Gas

May 24, 2004

• Bush Will Deliver Prime Time Speech Tonight With Message of Reassurance To Public Growing Weary of U.S. Mission in Iraq
• Deadly Explosion Erupts Near So-Called "Assassin's Gate"
• Countdown to Handover; Two Views on Wedding Attack
• Lawsuit Filed over New York Stock Exchange Head's Salary; Kerry Might Delay Accepting Nomination; Magazine Gives Awards for Pet Vacation Spots; Antidepressant Use Growing Among Children; Golden Trailer Awards Honor Movie Preview Spots

May 21, 2004

• Iraqi Police Apprehend Four People in Killing of Nick Berg; FBI: Be Alert for Suicide Bombers
• President Bush Delivers Commencement Address at Louisiana State University; In Southern Alabama, Questions About Why Plane Fell From Sky
• Summer Movie Preview; Military Could be Endangered by Malaria Drug
• Two Men Questioned, Released in Berg's Murder; Myers Testifies Before Congress

May 20, 2004

• President Bush Meets with GOP Lawmakers
• Newest Flashpoints of Iraqi Anger; Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Deepening
• U.S. Troops Raid Offices, Home of Iraqi National Congressional Leader; U.S., Iraqis Disputing What Happened in Western Desert
• Chalabi's Home Raided by U.S.-Iraqi Task Force; Hastert, McCain Spar Over Iraq, Budget; Parents Warned of Calcium Deficiencies; Champion Poker Player Shares Story

May 19, 2004

• Discussing Court-Martial of Jeremy Sivits
• Abizaid Takes Full Responsibility for Everything That Happened Under His Command at Abu Ghraib Prison
• First Court-Martial in Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Scandal Draws Maximum Penalty for Sivits

May 18, 2004

• Actor Tony Randall Dead at 84; A New Ripple to Prisoner Abuse Scandal in Iraq
• Bremer Eulogizes Slain Iraqi Leader
• New Round of 9/11 Commission Hearings Taking Place in New York City

May 17, 2004

• Shell in Iraq Found to Have Contained Sarin
• Significance of Finding Sarin Shell, Meaning as Security Threat to Troops in Iraq
• Shell Containing Sarin Nerve Gas Explodes in Iraq; Gay, Lesbian Couples Marry in Massachusetts

May 14, 2004

• Rafters Rescued After Boat Stuck in Rapids
• Interview With Bono, Paul Martin
• Abu Ghraib Guard Facing Court-Martial in Baghdad Implicates Five of Six Soldiers Accused of Mistreating Prisoners
• Accused Soldier Gives Chilling Account of Abuse; Insurgents Hold out in Najaf; Memorial Held for Nick Berg; Radio Host Fights Terrorists on the Internet; Hot Web Topics Include LaToya London, Camera Phones, Baby Names; The Power of "Huah"

May 13, 2004

• Rumsfeld Travels Overnight For Surprise Visit to Baghdad
• Memorial Service Tomorrow for Nick Berg; Food Allergy Sufferers Want Clearer Labeling

May 12, 2004

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• Kerry Naming Some of Possible Choices for Pentagon Chief, Including Two Republicans
• West Chester in Shock Over Murder of Nicholas Berg
• Body of Nicholas Berg Flown Home Today

May 11, 2004

• Testimony Shows More Details of Control at Abu Ghraib Prison
• Discussion with Professor Scott Silliman
• Role of Military Intelligence, What it Might Have Played

May 10, 2004

• Senate Armed Services Committee Continues Hearings Tomorrow on Iraqi Prisoner Treatment
• Senators Want Pentagon to Release Videos, Photographs of Abuse in Iraq Into Public as Quickly as Possible
• Court-martial to be Open to Media; White House Doing Damage Control; U.S. Takes it Slow Against Shiite Rebel; Kobe Expected to Enter Plea Today
• Bush Arrives at Pentagon as Administration Confronts New Image of Prisoner Abuse; Bryant Expected to Enter a Formal Plea

May 07, 2004

• Dems Calling for Rumsfeld Ouster as Secretary Prepares to Testify In Abuse Scandal
• In Najaf, Firefights Rage Between U.S. Forces, Al Sadr's Army Militia; General Kimmitt Holds Press Conference in Iraq
• Rumsfeld to Testify Before Congress: Should He Be Fired?; American Arrested in Connection with Madrid Train Bombings; Low Carb Diets Pricey

May 06, 2004

• Bush Meeting With King Abdullah of Jordan
• Harken Calls for Rumsfeld's Resignation
• U.S. Forces Roll into Najaf, Taken Control of Governor's Office
• Troops Move into Najaf; Car Bomb Kills 5 at Baghdad Checkpoint; Rumsfeld Cancels Philadelphia Speech to Prepare for Testimony; Bush Meets with Jordanian Leader; Arab Reaction to Bush's TV Appearance Positive; John Grisham Produces Little League Film; Advertisers Shell out Big Bucks for "Friends" Finale; Bush Announces Effort to Free Cuba

May 05, 2004

• U.S. Military Planning to Keep 138,000 U.S. Troops in Iraq Through 2005; Health Officials Warning About Growing Danger of Obesity Among American Children
• Arrest Made in Negligent Setting of California Fires; Bush to be Interviewed on Arab TV
• Bush Sits Interviews With Arab Language TV an Attempt to Sooth Rising Anger Over Photographed Abuse of Prisoners in Iraq
• White House Apologizes for Abuse, Bush Does Not

May 04, 2004

• Powell Meeting at U.N. with Mideast Quartet Over Stalled Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process
• Voters in Minnesota Talk Over Race, Other Issues in Presidential Campaign
• Spain's Recently Elected Prime Minister Says He Will Withdraw Troops in Shortest Time Possible; Mourners Observe 168 Seconds of Silence Honoring Those Killed in Oklahoma City Bombing

May 03, 2004

• Bush to Visit Battleground State Michigan
• Military Reprimands Six Soldiers in Connection With Alleged Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners
• Former American Hostage Awaits Reunion With Wife in Germany
• Former Iraqi General to Head Security Force; Thomas Hamill Escapes from Iraqi Captors; Israeli Prime Minister's Party Rejects Withdrawal Plan; Denzel Washington Talks about His New Film

April 30, 2004

• Jackson Arrives for Arraignment
• Michael Jackson Enters Not Guilty Plea to 10 Felony Count Indictment
• U.S. Commanders Stike Deal With Local Representatives in Fallujah
• Michael Jackson Arrives to Plead; 2 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq

April 29, 2004

• Attacks in Iraq Kill at Least Ten Soldiers as Marines try to End Fighting in Fallujah
• Negotiations Underway in Flash Point Town of Fallujah

April 28, 2004

• Additional Marine Attacks Aimed at Fallujah Train Station
• Arguments at Supreme Court Over U.S. Citizens Who Have Been Designated Enemy Combatants; 'Daily Dose'
• Combat Continues in Fallujah; Taking it Slow in Najaf; Coalition Commander Urges Political Solution; Supreme Court to Rule on Wartime Powers; Boy, 12, Charged in Murder of Girl, 8

April 27, 2004

• Jordan Stops Terror Attacks in Capital, Among Supposed Targets Were U.S. Embassy, Prime Minister's Office
• U.S. Troops Mount Massive Overnight Offensive on Insurgents Near Najaf; Justices Questioning Whether Cheney's Private Meetings on Energy Policies Should Become Public Records
• White House Privacy; Kerry's Medals; Daily Dose; The Dirty Dozen; The New Europe
• Presidential Privacy Versus Public Scrutiny

April 26, 2004

• Legal Rendition of Musical Chairs Providing Back Beat for Jackson's Child Molestation Case; New Display at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art Raising Interest, Eyebrows
• Bush Promotes Domestic High Tech Agenda; A Look at NASCAR Nation
• Judge to Rule on Evidence in Bryant Case; More Deaths in Fallujah; Suspected Chemical Site Explodes in Iraq; Brother, Sister Both Make U.S. Olympic Fencing Team; Networks Team Up to Grab Advertisers from Cable
• Fallujah Firefight; Kobe Bryant Due in Court Today

April 23, 2004

• Former NFL Player Pat Tillman Killed in Duty in Afghanistan
• Bush Sticking With Environmental Theme on 21st Official Trip to Florida
• House Passes "Doomsday Bill" That Would Require Elections Within 45 Days if More Than 100 House Members Killed in Terrorist Attack
• Former Arizona Cardinal Pat Tillman Killed in Action in Afghanistan as Pentagon Fumes Over Release of Coffin Photos

April 22, 2004

• Poll: Two-Thirds of Those Surveyed Believe There Will Likely Be Terrorist Attack in U.S. Before November Election
• White House Candidates Mark Earth Day With Speeches; Interview With Jean-Michel Cousteau
• Fort Home Welcomes Back Troops From Iraq With Huge Festival
• Massive Explosion Results From Train Collision in North Korea

April 21, 2004

• Relative Calm in Basra Shattered by Well-Coordinated Suicide Bomb Attacks
• Basra Attacks, Fallujah Firefight; Saudi Suicide Attack
• Rescue Workers in Illinois Desperately Digging Through Debris of Building; In Basra, Series of Car Bombings Leave at Least 68 Dead
• Wolfowitz Begins Second Day of Testimony

April 20, 2004

• Bodies Found in Iraq ID'd as Halliburton Employees
• Anti-Terror Officials in U.S. Going on the Offense; Fifth Anniversary of Shooting Rampage at Columbine
• Jail Attack in Iraq Killed More Than 21 Detainees; Lawmakers Look For Answers in Iraq Hearing; Guantanamo Prisoners
• Mortar Attack on Abu Ghraib Prison in Baghdad

April 19, 2004

• Hamas Vowing to Carry Out 100 Retaliations for Israeli Assassination Rantisi; Eleven U.S. Soldiers Killed Over Weekend in Iraq
• Tom Ridge Moves to Speed up Terror Preparedness Plans; Fight for Iraq
• Oklahoma City Remembers Victims of Terrorist Attack Nine Years Ago

April 16, 2004

• High-Level Coalition Officials Meeting With Local Representatives Trying to Negotiate Cease-Fire in Fallujah
• Kerry Doing College Tour; Government Program Hopes to Address Private Security Flaws; Orthopedic Surgeon Makes Foot Friendly Designer Shoes; Bells and Whistles at the New York Auto Show
• Bush Meets With Blair

April 15, 2004

• Bin Laden Truce Turned Down by European Leaders; Japanese Hostages Released in Iraq
• In Iraq, Hostage Crisis Remains Very Fluid; Tour of Duty About to Get Longer for About 21,000 U.S. Army Troops
• Tax Day Tips

April 14, 2004

• Tenet, Mueller Hesitant to Intelligence Agency Restructuring

April 12, 2004

• 9/11 Commission to Turn Focus to FBI, Secrecy That Shut Down Communications Within Agency, Other Branches of Government
• Pentagon Will Get Update on Troop Levels in Iraq; 'Daily Dose'
• More Marines Killed in Iraq; Military Officials in Fallujah Hope to Extend Tense Cease-Fire With Iraqi Insurgents

April 09, 2004

• Negotiations for Ceasefire in Fallujah; Pope Celebrates Good Friday; White House Declassifying Contentious Document; Will Tiger Make the Cut?
• U.S. Military Halts Offensive Against Insurgents in City of Fallujah; 'The Apprentice' Building Toward Big Finale
• Coalition Authority News Conference in Baghdad; Large Explosion Heard in Central Baghdad

April 07, 2004

• U.S., Coalition Forces Waging Fierce Battles Against Iraqi Insurgents; 'Daily Dose'
• Coalition Troops Meet Resistance; Military Families Await News; Preview of Condoleezza Rice's Testimony
• A Volatile Situation in Iraq; Interview with Ruben Studdard
• National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice to Testify Before 9/11 Commission Tomorrow
• Pope's Last Will and Testament Released; Rome Prepares for 5 Million Mourners; Gas Prices Hit Early Record High

April 06, 2004

• Rebellion from Shia Muslims Turns Bloody; What Can We Expect from 9/11 Commission Proceedings?; ACLU to Bring Lawsuit Over No-Fly List
• Coalition Forces Staging Fierce Response to Chorus of Conflicts
• Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld Talks Before NATO- Sponsored Conference
• President Bush in Arkansas to Talk About Jobs, Economy; Dick Cheney's Role in Race for Re-election; Interview with Martha Burke

April 05, 2004

• Marines Block Main Roads Into Fallujah; 'BTK Strangler'
• Operation Vigilant Resolve; President Bush Speaks on Jobs and the Economy
• Bush Stands By June 30 Deadline; Arrest Warrant out for Radical Muslim Cleric
• Operation Vigilant Rescue Goes on Around Fallujah; Discussion with Two Tyco Jurors; Coalition News Conference on Iraq

April 02, 2004

• Doubts Cast on Missing College Student's Tale of Abduction; Michael Jackson's Lawyers Ask for Gag Rule Flexibility; Bush Rides High on Positive Job Report
• Fallout from Fallujah; National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice Appears Before 9/11 commission Next Week
• U.S. Military Vows to Pacify Fallujah; 9/11 Investigation; Spain Bomb; Buzz on the Web; Audrey Seiler Case
• Latest from Madison, Wisconsin; Discussion with 'Mr. Moviefone'

April 01, 2004

• Aftermath of Fallujah Violence; Unmanned Warplanes on Drawing Board
• In Iraq, Two Roadside Bombs Injure at Least Two People; War on Terror in Southeast Asia
• In Wisconsin Today, Detectives Say They'll Question College Student; 'Daily Dose'

March 31, 2004

• New Details Emerging From Early in the White House About Plans to Attack Iraq
• Civilians Brutally Killed in Iraq; Kerry to Have Shoulder Surgery; OPEC Decides to Cut Production; Could This Summer Be One of the Worst for Gas Prices?; Tourists Flock to Trump Tower
• Two Separate Attacks in Sunni Triangle Leave at Least Nine Dead, Five U.S. Military Personnel
• White House Wants Rice to Testify as Soon as Possible

March 30, 2004

• Rice Will Testify Under Oath, Publicly; 'Daily Dose'
• 9/11 Investigation; Life & Liberty; Supreme Court Hears International Abduction Case
• Rice Offering Through White House Counsel to Testify Under Oath in Public Before 9/11 Commission

March 29, 2004

• Troubled Tyco Trial Takes Another Turn; Grand Jury Scheduled to Begin Hearing Testimony in Case Against Michael Jackson
• Defense Lawyers File Motion Asking For Mistrial in Tyco Case; Rice Stepping up Defense of Decision not to Testify Publicly
• 9/11 Investigation; American Votes 2004; The Need For Speed; The Final Four
• Bush Welcoming Seven New NATO Countries as U.S. Military Provides Details on Worst Friendly Fire Incident of Iraq War

March 26, 2004

• Laci and Connor Law Passes Congress; Kobe's Accuser Asks for Swift Trial
• Rice Seeking Another Private Interview With September 11 Commission
• Jury Having Difficulty Reaching Decision in Tyco Case; Condoleezza Rice Requests to Give More Testimony to 9/11 Commission; New Mexico to be Battleground State in Elections; Pakistani Officials Not Worried over Assassination Threats; Hot Topics on AOL Include "American Idol," Controversial T-shirts
• Kerry, Bush to Deliver Speeches on the Stump Today

March 25, 2004

• Dean to Endorse Kerry; Adventures in Cold Water
• U.S. Will Soon Dispatch More Troops to Afghanistan; 9/11 Commission Hearings; Kobe Bryant Case
• Israeli Border Guards Stop Teenaged Suicide Bomber
• Kobe Bryant Case; 9/11 Investigation; Boy With Bomb; Big Infatuation

March 24, 2004

• 9/11 Investigation: Simmering Subplots

March 22, 2004

• Two Finnish Businessmen Killed in Iraq; Carter: Iraq War Based on Lies, Uncertain Intelligence
• Militants Promise Vengeance after Death of Hamas Leader; Former Bush Advisor Says al Qaeda Threat Not Taken Seriously Before 9/11; Tunnels May Have Aided al Qaeda Leader to Escape; Hezbollah Attacks Israeli Posts; Jury Selection to Continue for Scott Peterson
• Predawn Missile Strike Kills Hamas' Founder; Opening Statements Under Way in Terry Nichols Trial
• New Tool to be Formally Unveiled at one of the Busiest Ports in the Country; Interview With Keith Carradine

March 19, 2004

• Powell Makes Surprise Iraq Visit; Iraqi Public Opinion Split on U.S. Occupation; Did Bush Speech on Iraq Help Re-election Chances?; Military Stretched Thin a Year After War Began
• Washington, D.C. Public Schools Locked Down Due to Series of Bomb Threats Against Entire System
• U.S. Military Says Three Marines, Two Soldiers Killed in Iraq Wednesday

March 18, 2004

• Islamists Blamed for Baghdad Bombing; Horrors of War Take Toll on Troops' Mental Health; Hearing Delayed as Mass Murder Suspect Seeks New Lawyer; Tennessee County Considers Banning Gays
• FBI on Scene of Car Bomb Attack That Destroyed Baghdad Hotel; Another Explosion Outside of Hotel in Iraq

March 17, 2004

• Cheney, Kerry Making Major Speeches Today
• In Las Vegas, Police Arrest Ohio Sniper Suspect; Hunt for Bin Laden
• Ohio Highway Sniper Suspect; Murder in Fresno; Hunt For Osama Bin Laden; A Year in Iraq; Iditarod

March 16, 2004

• Uneasy Allies; 'Daily Dose'
• Several Arrested in Madrid Bombings; Officials Theorize Several Terrorist Groups Might be Cooperating; National Guardsman Goes AWOL to Protest War; Police Name Suspect in Ohio Freeway Shootings
• Ohio Seeks Suspect in Freeway Shootings; American Civilian Dies from Wounds from Drive-By Shooting Yesterday in Mosul

March 15, 2004

• One-Year Anniversary of War in Iraq This Week; American Women are Getting Breast Implants in Record Numbers
• Kerry Taking Aim at Bush Administration's Record on Homeland Security; Answering Questions on Plastic Surgery
• New Spanish Prime Minister Vows to Withdraw from Iraq; Pakistani Police Foil Plot to Bomb U.S. Consulate
• U.S. Marine Treated in Miami After Being Wounded in Haiti; Bomb Found Inside Van Parked near U.S. Consulate in Karachi

March 12, 2004

• National Mourning in Spain over Bomb Victims; How Safe is American Rail?; Anti-War Activist Charged with Spying for Iraq; Chicago Firefighters Accused of Racism
• Spain Holding Three-Day Mourning Period for Blast Victims; Carlie Brucia's Suspected Killer to be Arraigned
• Bush-Kerry Slugfest; White House Sleepovers; Experimental Fertility Treatments

March 11, 2004

• Spain Reeling From Worst Ever Terrorist Attack
• Senator John Kerry Clarifies Comments; 'Daily Dose'
• Separatist Group Kills 200 in Train Blast; Vancouver Canucks Player Suspended for Breaking Player's Neck; Suspended UCLA Worker Allegedly Sold Body Parts; Web Site Exposes Undercover Cops
• Nearly a Dozen Explosions Cause Massive Carnage in Madrid's Commuter Rail System

March 10, 2004

• New Haitian PM to Arrive in Port-au-Prince
• Virginia Judge Sentences Malvo to Life in Prison Without Parole; Peterson Lawyer May Ask to Move Trial Again
• Malvo Sentenced to Life in Prison, New Trials Await; Exiled Haitian Becomes New Prime Minister; Iraqis See Interim Constitution as Promising; Philly News Team Under Fire for Under Cover Child Molestation Story
• President Bush on the Road; Lee Boyd Malvo Receives Life in Prison

March 09, 2004

• Judge Upholds Death Sentence for Sniper John Muhammad; One of a Kind Desert Rally
• Four Primaries Held Today; Spring Offensive Heats Up Search for bin Laden; What Does America Think About Martha Stewart Verdict?
• Muhammad in Court to Hear Sentence; Senate Requestions Tenet

March 08, 2004

• President Bush Working Home State of Texas; Picking a VP
• Iraqi Governing Council Signs Interim Constitution; Aristide Holds First News conference After Being Forced From Power
• Martha Stewart Case; Iraqi Leaders Sign Interim Constitution; Water Taxi Capsizes; Schwarzenegger Executive Editor for 2 Magazines

March 05, 2004

• U.S. Forces About to Mount Around-the-Clock Search for Bin Laden; Massive Financial Judgment Against Ford Motor Company
• Judge Answers Jury's Questions in Martha Stewart Trial; Ashcroft Hospitalized for Infection; Humanitarian Organizations Rushing to Provide Aid to Haitians; College Newspapers Offer Sex Advice; Hot AOL Topics: Beyonce's Sister, Bobble Heads, Dogster
• Delay at Signing of Iraq's Interim Constitution; Head of CIA Testifies before House Intelligence Committee

March 04, 2004

• Mr. Bush Taking to the Airwaves; Sticker Shock at the Pumps
• Martha Stewart Jury Deliberations Delayed; Rebel Haitians to Disarm; Jury Consultant Explains How Peterson's Jury to be Picked; New York City Protestors Urge Gay Marriage Licenses
• Gay Couples Attempt to Marry in Manhattan

March 03, 2004

• President Responding to John Kerry; Gay Rites
• Martha Stewart Case Goes to Jury; Kerry Seals Nomination; Florida Voters Still Resent 2000; Small Town Mayor Faces Charges in Gay Marriage Debate
• John Kerry Basks in Glow of Super Tuesday; Iraqis Begin Three- Day Mourning Period
• Iraq Aftermath; Dasani Water in Britain; Diabetes; Internet Spam

March 02, 2004

• More Than 100 Iraqis Killed in Bombings
• Super Tueday May be Edwards' Swan Song
• Will It be a Sweep for John Kerry?; President Bush Marks One- Year Anniversary of Homeland Security Department
• Explosions in Iraq; Haiti Crisis; Senate Gun Bill; Bodies Found in Mississippi

March 01, 2004

• Democrats Seeking White House Close Ranks to Blast Bush Administration; Latest on Developing Situation in Haiti
• Haitian Rebels Have Arrived in Capital; Profound Breakthrough in Missing Family Case
• Situation in Haiti Developing by Minute; Kobe Bryant Will Come Face to Face With Accuser

February 27, 2004

• Catholic Church Opening Records on Sex Abuse Over Past Half Century; U.S. Losing Faith in President Aristide

February 26, 2004

• Bush Arrives in Louisville
• Kerry, Edwards Head-on Collision Tonight
• Look At a Couple of Oscar Races That Some Might Call Shoo-ins
• Stern Warning
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Face Off Tonight in Last Debate Before Super Tuesday
• President's Agenda
• Daily Dose: Unwind With Ecstasy?
• Police Release Evidence in Columbine Shootings
• Coast Guard Interviewing Hijacked Ship's Crew
• U.N. Considers Sending Peacekeepers to Iraq
• Is Rate of Sexual Assault Rising in Military?
• Skiing at South Georgia Island a Challenge
• Dressing the Stars
• U.N. Security Council Due to Convene in Emergency Session
• Investigators Lay Physical Evidence From Columbine High School Killing Spree
• California Braces for Pacific Storm
• Martha Stewart's Defense Closes Case Within One Hour

February 25, 2004

• 'Passion' Premieres
• Interview With President of Catholic League on "Passion"
• Pope Mum But Other Catholic Officials like "Passion"
• Gibson's Portrayal of Christ Mostly Accurate
• Georgian President Praised by Bush in White House Visit
• Marcia Gay Harden on "Mystic River" and Her Oscar Nomination
• Peter Bacanovic's Defense Rests in Martha Stewart Trial
• Passionate Debate: Controversial Film Opens
• Defining Marriage: Democrats Criticize Bush on Same-Sex Marriage Ban
• America Votes 2004: Kerry-ing On
• Mission Iraq: Helicopter Down
• Senate Set to Vote on Bill to Limit Gun Lawsuits

February 24, 2004

• U.S. Marines in Haiti to Secure U.S. Embassy, Determined Rebels Closing in Capital
• Interview With Oksana Baiul
• Bush Asks Congress for Amendment Banning Gay Marriage
• Gay Married Couple Testing Legal Waters
• Martha Stewart's Co-Defendant Not to Testify
• Kiddy Menus Packed with Unhealthy Foods
• Top Female Director Talks about Women's Changing Role on the Screen

February 23, 2004

• Uprising in Haiti
• Interview With Hip Hop Professor
• Martha Stewart on Trial
• Rocky Times in Boulder
• Fredericksburg Prepares for Dam Demolition
• Daily Dose: Finding Out About Fraudulent Doctors
• Getaways: Dream Trips
• Interview With Actress Keisha Castle-Hughes

February 20, 2004

• Arresting Images
• Iranian Elections
• Interview With Russ Leatherman, "Mr. Moviefone"
• Rhode Island Nightclub Fire Tragedy
• The Good-Bye Girls

February 19, 2004

• CU Football Scandal
• Iran's Nuclear Goals
• Kerry vs. Edwards: Fight to Finish?
• Jobs Prediction Downplayed
• Daily Dose: Chicken Pox Vaccine

February 18, 2004

• Haiti Unrest
• Look at Controversy Surrounding New Gibson Film "Passion"
• Cars Filled With Fuel Products Exploded in Iran
• Three Accused of Feeding Man's Body to Lions
• Daily Dose: Dirt on Germs
• President Bush Meets With Tunisian President

February 17, 2004

• Interview With Dale Earnhardt Jr.
• Showdown in San Francisco
• Passion About 'Passion'
• Daily Dose: Antibiotics, Breast Cancer

February 16, 2004

• Interview With Trent Gegax
• A-Rod Deal
• Movie Hits
• Debate Analysis, Primary Preview
• Two Soldiers, Two Children Killed in Separate Explosions in Baghdad
• Whites-Only Scholarship
• 'Getaways'

February 13, 2004

• 'On the Big Screen'
• Hundreds of Same-Sex Couple Marry in San Francisco
• Michael Jackson Pre-Trial Hearing Today
• San Francisco City Hall Overflows with Same-Sex Couples Who Want to Wed
• Nigeria Prosecuting Five Who Scammed South African Bank
• Hot Search Topics: Barbie and Ken, Penguins in Love
• U.S. Soldier Accused of Trying to Assist Al Qaeda
• Love & War: A Valentine's Day Story

February 12, 2004

• Sunday Flight From London to D.C. Canceled
• Laci Peterson's Family Screens Made-For-TV Movie on Her Disappearance, Death
• Best and Worst Dressed Men
• Interview With Esteban Cortazar
• A Look at the Cloning Issue for Research
• Bush's Credibility Gap?
• Abizaid Escapes Injury in Attack
• South Korean Scientists Clone Human Embryos, Sparking Ethical Debate
• Edwards, Dean Not Giving Up
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Debate Banning Gay Marriage
• California Girls Arrested for False Accusations of Assault

February 11, 2004

• Another Day of Carnage in Iraq
• Smut Police
• 'Passion': Historically Accurate?
• Interview With Aisha Tyler
• Massachusetts Constitutional Ban on Gay Marriage?
• Daily Dose: The Sweet Life of Sugar Substitutes
• Finding Mr. Right by Using Man's Best Friend

February 10, 2004

• In Iraq, Massive Explosive, Assassinations
• Look at Who Might Fill VP Slot for Democrats
• Interview with Dean Cain
• Daily Dose: Advice, Tips on Getting Fit in 2004
• America Votes 2004: Southern Primaries
• Military Records: Bush Records to be Released
• Martha Stewart on Trial: Teary Testimony
• Westminster Unleashed: Prestigious Dog Show

February 09, 2004

• Forty Years Ago
• Discussion with Daniel Senor
• High-Flying Fashions, Delta Hires Top Designer
• Daily Dose: Positive Attitude, Cancer Survival
• Fashion Week
• Getaways: Access Hollywood Putting on the Ritz

February 06, 2004

• Bombing in Moscow Believed to be Suicide Attack
• 'Passion' Movie Debate
• Sarasota Will Help Community In Wake of Carlie's Death
• Blogs For President?

February 05, 2004

• Reaction to Tenet's Speech
• Daily Dose: Weight Loss on the Web

February 04, 2004

• 'Daily Dose': Heart Smart
• Presidential Politics and the Race for the Democratic Nomination
• Pakistani Scientist Responsible Admits Guilt For Spreading Secrets
• Senate Buildings Still Closed, No One Ill From Exposure to Ricin
• Kidnapped on Camera: Carlie Brucia Case
• Interview with President of BeyondMissing.Com
• War Games: Battles Revisited

February 03, 2004

• Dangers of Ricin
• The Latino Vote

February 02, 2004

• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Battle of the Ads
• Interview With Dennis Moore
• Air Travel Back to Normal?
• Seven States Holding Democratic Contests Tuesday
• Daily Dose: Kids and Antidepressants
• Getaways: Romantic Destinations

January 30, 2004

• Interview With Eric Bates
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Interview With Nick Buoniconti
• Tackling Illegal Drugs

January 29, 2004

• Historic Exchange Amid Jerusalem Bus Bombing
• Bus Bombing Dark Mark on Day of Prisoner Exchange
• Palmetto Politics
• Interview With Marvin Anderson
• Asian Bird Flu
• Super Bowl, Super Party
• Dean Scream

January 28, 2004

• Celebrity Dramas
• School Daze

January 27, 2004

• Interview With Peter Jackson
• Hail to the King
• Interview With Cynthia Wade, Sue Sternberg
• Campus Viewpoints
• Rock the Vote: Tuning in Democrats
• Opening Statements Begin in Martha Stewart Trial
• President Bush Meets With Polish President

January 26, 2004

• Golden Globe Awards
• Fashion at the Golden Globes
• Storms Hit Midwest, Mid-Atlantic
• U.S. Troops, Iraqis Search for Americans
• Interview With Caroline Haberfeld
• Second Chance for Lionel Tate, Could be Released Today

January 23, 2004

• Quest Loose in New Hampshire
• Remaining Democrats State Their Case in New Hampshire
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Back Out on Cold Campaign Trail in Granite State
• Nominees, History of the Golden Globes

January 15, 2004

• Thousands Demonstrate Against Coalition Forces in Iraq
• Marriage Proposal
• Interview With Maria Bello
• Red Rover
• Interview With Harvey Levin

January 14, 2004

• Suicide Car Bombing in Baghdad
• The Scott Peterson Case
• Interview With Carol Gardner
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Alberto Gonzales' Confirmation Hearing; Andrea Yates' Murder Convictions Overturned; In Indonesia, UNICEF Works to Help Struggling Children

January 13, 2004

• Bush's Challenges
• Deadly Showdown Between Coalition Troops, Protesters
• Political Punches
• Awards Buzz
• 'Celebrity Justice'
• Another U.S. Helicopter Down in Iraq This Morning
• The Astros Get a Rocket
• The Ice Hotel

January 12, 2004

• Closer Look at Democratic Race in Iowa and Beyond
• Trumping the Competition
• Races to Watch in 2004
• Spain's Top Diplomat in Baghdad Today
• 'Getaways'

January 09, 2004

• Bombings Follow U.S. Raids on Insurgents
• Film Openings
• Blast at Mosque in Baghdad

January 08, 2004

• Helicopter Crashes in Iraq Killing All Nine People Aboard
• Interview With Margaret Spellings
• Interview With Harold Ford
• Skating Championships
• Second and Goal
• Look at Scott Peterson Case

January 07, 2004

• Hundreds of Iraqi Prisoners to be Released
• Postcards from the Red Planet
• Air Security Fears
• Lottery Lessons
• Can You Hear Me Now?

January 06, 2004

• What Will Happen to Martha?
• Egyptian Plane Crash
• Interview With Chris Carey
• Is It a Whole New Ballgame for Pete Rose?
• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Suicide Car Bombing in Baghdad

January 05, 2004

• Interview With Donna Freydkin
• 'Getaways'

January 02, 2004

• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• British Airways Cancels London to Washington Flight
• Interview With Jerry Anderson
• International Flights Checked More Carefully

December 31, 2003

• Iran Earthquake
• Party Time!
• Earthquake in Iran
• Interview With Harvey Levin

December 30, 2003

• Iran Quake
• European Reaction to Air Marshall Mandate From U.S.
• Mega Riches

December 29, 2003

• Legal Options in Lionel Tate Case
• Interview With Craig Knight

December 26, 2003

• Earthquake in Iran
• California Mudslides
• Deadly California Mudslides
• Earthquake in Iran
• Father & Son Reunion

December 24, 2003

• Multiple Acts of Violence in Iraq
• 'Operation Christmas Child'
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Laci Peterson Case: One Year Later
• 'Operation Iron Grip'
• Mad Cow Debate

December 23, 2003

• Rush's Records
• Interview With Frank Mecham

December 22, 2003

• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed by Roadside Bomb
• America on Alert
• Interview With Jane Bills

December 19, 2003

• Convoy Was Attacked on Way From Airport
• Interview With Oscar Dixon
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Interview With William H. Macy
• More Bombs in Iraq Today

December 18, 2003

• Jackson to be Charged This Afternoon
• Royal Inquest
• Interview With Tom Cruise
• Interview With Struan Coleman

December 17, 2003

• Interview With Michael Foale, Alexander Kaleri
• 10 Killed in Explosion in Baghdad
• Truck Explosion on Baghdad Street Kills at Least Ten Iraqis
• A Century of Flight
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone

December 16, 2003

• Supporters of Saddam Hussein Stepping Attacks, Protests
• Clark Testimony Continues at The Hague
• Families' Pride
• Interview With Andy Williams
• U.S. Troops Kill 11 Attackers in Iraq
• Treating Prostate Cancer
• Daily Dose: EC to go OTC?

December 15, 2003

• Powell's Cancer Surgery
• More Arrests Made From Documents Held by Saddam
• Analysis With Don Shepperd
• Interview With Zainab al-Suwaij
• Saddam Hussein Captured in Hometown

December 12, 2003

• More Challenges for Rebuilding Iraq
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Soldier Faces Disciplinary Measures
• Interview With Joe Gigante

December 11, 2003

• Interview With Roger Massey
• Florida Juvenile System
• Interview With Brian Hahn
• U.S. Raids Net Dozens of Iraqi Insurgents
• Federal Agents Questioning Man With Suspected Ties to al Qaeda
• Flu Outbreak
• Interview With Fritz Jekle, Kim Lynette Harris
• Low-Carb Diets

December 10, 2003

• Interview With John Hoeven
• C-17 Hit by Surface-to-Air Missile This Morning Entering Baghdad; Apache Catches Fire in Mosul
• Trouble in Neverland
• Flu Fighting Tips
• Search for Dru
• Campaign Finance Decision
• Missile Attack in Baghdad

December 09, 2003

• Gore Endorsement of Dean a Change in Democratic Party Politics
• Janklow Trial
• Suicide Bombers Stage Attacks on Two U.S. Bases in Iraq
• Daily Dose: Ephedra and Caffeine Shouldn't Mix, But in Many Pill They Do

December 08, 2003

• Update on Dru Sjodin Case
• Interview With Wade Strahan
• Lady of the Rings
• Interview With Arlan Ettinger
• Theater Collapses in Downtown Toronto

December 05, 2003

• Terror on the Tracks
• Terrorism Concerns
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Terror on the Tracks
• Roadside Bomb Kills American Soldier, at least Three Iraqi Civilians
• Water World
• Second Opinions May Help in Fight Against Breast Cancer

December 04, 2003

• Ohio Shootings Case
• 'Everyday Heroes'
• Interview With Chuck Johnson
• 46th Grammy Nominations

December 03, 2003

• Interview With Sean Cosgrove
• Missing College Student
• Ballistics Link Bullets in Ohio Shootings
• Scott Peterson Case
• 'Daily Dose': Echinacea and the Common Cold

December 02, 2003

• More Bloodshed in Iraq This Morning
• Missing Student
• Roadside Bomb Kills U.S. Soldier
• Interview With Bill Brigge

December 01, 2003

• Trouble in Neverland
• World AIDS Day
• White House Reaction
• Forty-Six Attackers Killed, 11 Captured in Ambush
• Missing College Student
• Ohio Highway Shootings
• World Leaders Concede They Are Losing Battle Against AIDS

November 28, 2003

• Soldiers, Iraqis Not All Pleased With Bush's Visit
• Savvy Shopping
• Transforming Thanksgiving Leftovers
• Holiday Shopping Rush Opens With a Bang
• Senator Hillary Clinton, Senator Jack Reed Visit Iraq
• Puppy Love in Baghdad
• Gifts For the Holidays
• Tykes & Turkey
• Fighting the Flu
• Reaction to President Bush's Trip to Baghdad
• Holiday Shopping Season Kicks Off
• 'Tis the Season: Holiday Shopping
• Interview With Ben Stein

November 26, 2003

• Interview With Robert Sinclair
• Holiday Movies
• Interview With Sandra Lee
• Trouble in Neverland
• Interview With Edward Bleier

November 25, 2003

• U.S. Expects More Attacks by Insurgents
• Gifts for Gamers
• Medicare Overhaul's Play on Politics
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Laura Begley
• Blind Date

November 24, 2003

• Keeping Cool in Holiday Travel

November 21, 2003

• Bushes, Blairs Dine Before First Couple Returns to D.C.
• Jackson Arrested
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Uncertainty of Future Attacks in Turkey
• Attacks in Iraq
• Interview with British Consulate Chaplain

November 20, 2003

• Terrorism in Turkey
• Bush, Blair Speak Following Attacks
• Interview With Sajjan Gohel
• Trouble in Neverland
• President Bush, Prime Minister Blair Label Attacks an Outrage
• Protests in London Carry on Peacefully
• Michael Jackson's Troubles
• Car Bombings in Iraq Kill Seven in the Last 24 Hours as U.S. Steps Up Operation to Root Out Insurgents
• Protests in London
• Tone of Defiance Coming Out of British, Turks Against Terrorists

November 19, 2003

• Bush in Britain
• Protests Heat Up in London in Defiance of Bush Policies
• Bush in Great Britain
• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Cooking with the Clintons

November 18, 2003

• Interview With Larry Meyers Jr.
• Sniper Trials: Insight & Analysis
• Memorial Service for 19 Italians Killed in Iraq
• Interview With Mark Zakarin

November 17, 2003

• Operation Ivy Cyclone II Underway
• Schwarzenegger Prepares to Take Office
• Interview With Dean Harper
• Interview with Schwarzenegger Adviser Dick Riordan
• U.S. Troops Carrying Out Raids
• Interview With Arian Compo Flores

November 14, 2003

• U.S. Has Launched New Iron Hammer Strikes
• Pentagon Will More Than Double Staff Support at Central Command Headquarters in Gulf Region
• Gift Guide: High-Tech Gifts for the Holidays
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Senate Battle Fails to Halt Filibuster
• Amber Frey Profile
• Daily Dose: Hormone Loss may be Linked to Weight Gain
• Perfect in Every Way

November 13, 2003

• Operation Iron Hammer Part of New Get Tough Tactics of Coalition Following Bloody Weeks in Iraq
• Serious But Stable
• Kobe Bryant Case
• Generation Y: Why Not?

November 12, 2003

• Explosion Rocks Nasiriyah
• Slow Pace of Iraq's Political Transition
• Slow Pace of Iraq's Political Transition
• Interview With Ellen Strauss
• Celebrity Dramas
• Discussion with President of Iraqi Government Council
• Bomb Attack on Italian Military Headquarters
• Durst Case Scenario

November 11, 2003

• Basra Bombing
• Royal Scandal
• Interview With James Fox
• Medal of Honor

November 10, 2003

• Interview With Paul Eedle
• Supreme Court Will Hear Gitmo Cases
• Behind Gilded Doors
• Interview With Dirk Johnson
• Daily Dose: Diets do Little in Slimming Clients
• Getaways: Ski Vacations

November 07, 2003

• Six Soldiers Killed in Crash
• Conduct Unbecoming?
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Magazine Issues
• Fountain of Youth

November 06, 2003

• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Push For Middle East Democracy: Bush Means it This Time

November 05, 2003

• Who Was to Be 9/11's 20th Hijacker?
• Security Situation in Iraq
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Home From War
• Diana's Family, Voice Coach Battling Over Tapes

November 04, 2003

• U.S. Soldier Killed by Explosion in Baghdad
• Interview With Roy Moore
• Interview with Anthony Hopkins
• Interview With Jehmu Greene, Teresa Haney

November 03, 2003

• Sunday Marked Deadliest Day in Iraq
• Peterson Case
• Interview With Cecil Powell
• The Deadliest Day
• Shooting Caught on Tape
• Guerrilla Attacks on U.S. Troops Strategically, Operationally Insignificant

October 31, 2003

• The New Iraq: Torture Tapes
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• One Woman's Loss
• Interview With Ed Myers
• UNICEF Time

October 30, 2003

• The Peterson Case
• Interview With Tory Johnson
• Ongoing Battle Being Waged in Community of Stevenson Ranch
• Interview With Dave Caddel

October 29, 2003

• Peterson Murder Case
• Southern California Wildfires
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Sandra Canez

October 28, 2003

• Interview With Mark Kyllingstad
• Iran Concerns
• Interview with American Red Cross

October 27, 2003

• Talk with Director of Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
• Interview With Dick Murphy
• Got Game?
• Interview With Pierre Gassmann
• 10 Wildfires Raging in Southern California
• Interview With Hayden Christensen

October 24, 2003

• Interview With Duane Baker
• Concorde Ends 27 Years of Service
• Interview With Roseanne Seymour
• Wildfires Rage in Southern California
• Interview With Rachel, David Boim
• Concorde's Last Flight Arrives in London
• Interview With Yoko Ono
• Pre-War Intelligence
• In Russia, Miners Trapped

October 23, 2003

• Interview With Steve Francis

October 22, 2003

• A Discussion With Terri Schiavo's Brother
• Fighting Breast Cancer
• Interview With Barry Kinzbrunner
• Discussion on Fighting Breast Cancer
• The "Negatives" of Camera Phones

October 21, 2003

• Interview With Marc Klaas
• Iran's Nuclear Program
• Interview With Dick Patrick
• 'Daily Dose'
• Will Britney's New Video Have Any Talent or Just Skin, Again?

October 20, 2003

• Bush in Bangkok
• Toobin Discusses Muhammad, Bryant Cases
• Voice of Terror
• Conjoined Twins
• Interview With Will Farrell
• Fears Come True?

October 17, 2003

• Deadly Battle in Iraq
• Newly Detected Steroid Not Without Same Old Risks
• Bush Asia Tour
• Scott Peterson Case
• Interview With Bruce Wilkinson
• Sniper Trials
• Interview With Mr. Movifone
• Malvo to Attend Muhammad Trial
• Four New Deaths in Iraq
• The Road to Sainthood
• Pay-For-Play Music a Legal Solution for Music Downloaders

October 16, 2003

• Tens of Thousands of Roman Catholics Converging on Vatican
• Kobe Bryant Case Legal Perspective
• Daily Dose: Silicone May Soon be Coming to Doctors' Offices

October 15, 2003

• U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv Advising All U.S. Citizens to Leave Gaza
• Thousands Descend on St. Peter's Square to Celebrate Pope's Silver Anniversary
• Interview With Charles Dutton
• Kobe Bryant Case
• U.S. Convoy Bombed
• Phil Cavaretta Explains the Curse of the Billy Goat
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Yo-Yo Ma

October 14, 2003

• Embassy Bombing
• Interview With Larry Myers
• Bush Approval
• Interview With
• Silicone Breast Implants
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Bob Guiney

October 13, 2003

• Attack in Tikrit Kills U.S. Soldier
• Successful Separation
• Interview With Adam Zagorin
• Power Couple
• Soldier Killed in Attack in Northern Iraq
• Interview With Barry Meier
• Possible Saddam Sightings
• Jamie's Kitchen
• Interview With Nilou Motamed

October 10, 2003

• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• Interview With Bohannon Family
• The Democrats Debate
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Nobel Peace Prize Surprise
• New Developments Help Fight Breast Cancer
• Pox on the Sox

October 09, 2003

• Kobe Bryant Case
• Spanish Diplomat, U.S. Soldier, Iraqi Police Officers Killed in Separate Attacks in Baghdad
• Interview With Mike Luckovich
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Paige Davis

October 08, 2003

• Schwarzenegger's Win Invokes Celebration in Austria
• Interview With Stephen Colbert
• Livin' Large
• Interview With Steve Lapovsky
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Harvey Levin

October 07, 2003

• Three U.S. Soldiers Killed Overnight
• Could Arnold be Recalled?
• Affordable Road Trips
• Interview With Reverend Run, Bradshaw

October 06, 2003

• Crisis in the Middle East
• Israel Remembers 30th Anniversary of Yom Kippur War After Attack on Syria

October 03, 2003

• Sgt. Millionaire
• Interview With Lauren Hutton
• California Recall
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Test Tube Baby Reunion

October 02, 2003

• Three U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• California Recall
• Sniper Anniversary
• Pope's Health
• Interview With Garth Fisher
• Kobe Bryant Case
• Interview With John C. McGinley
• 'Daily Dose'

October 01, 2003

• California Recall
• Israel Approves Next Phase of Barrier
• Interview With Ronald Kessler
• Interview With Kerry Diamond
• Interview With Wayne Brady
• Interview With 1945 Cubs' MVP Phil Cavaretta

September 30, 2003

• California Recall One Week Away
• Interview With Val Kilmer
• Was Security Compromised?
• Interview With David Robinson
• Airport Security
• Interview With Lisa Kudrow

September 29, 2003

• California Recall
• Raids in Tikrit
• White House Coming Under Investigation for Leaking Name of CIA Operative
• Eight Days Until Recall Election
• Targeting the Attackers
• Interview With Stuart Weitzman
• Italy Comes Unplugged
• Interview With Bebe Moore Campbell
• 'Getaways'

September 26, 2003

• 'Do Not Call' Registry on Hold Again
• Funeral For Assassinated Governing Council Member Today
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Legal Maneuvers in Moussaoui Case
• Attacks in Iraq
• Interview With Frances Mays

September 25, 2003

• More Death, Violence in Iraq Overnight
• Democrats Debate
• Woman Sentenced to Stoning Spared
• Interview With Diane Lane
• Recall Debate Filled With Snipes; Interview With Darrell Issa
• Attacks in Iraq
• Interview With Don Yaeger

September 24, 2003

• Interview With Adnan Pachachi
• To Debt and Back
• 'Daily Dose'
• Pope Misses Audience
• Interview With Michael Franzese
• Interview with Elvis Costello

September 22, 2003

• Suicide Car Bomber Targets U.N. Headquarters in Baghdad
• Trouble in the Ranks
• Interview With Ann Bancroft, Liv Arnesan
• The Emmys: Best & Worst Dressed
• U.N. Car Bombing
• Interview With Jim Belushi

September 19, 2003

• The Emmys: A Preview
• Saddam Hussein's Defense Minister Surrenders
• The Emmys: The Glitter
• 'Daily Dose'
• Power Chords 101

September 17, 2003

• New Saddam Tape?
• Appellate Court May Rehear Arguments in Recall Case
• Interview With Brian Unger
• 'Daily Dose'

September 16, 2003

• Recall Elections Candidates Plowing Ahead Though October 7 Election May Not Happen Until Next Year
• Interview With Stephen Dorff
• California Candidates Continue Campaigns; Appeals Beginning to Mount in Courts
• Interpretation of Bush v. Gore May Force California Recall into Supreme Court

September 15, 2003

• Interview With Richard Rosengarten
• Powell Arrived in Baghdad Yesterday
• Powell Visits Kurdish Survivors of Saddam
• Tennis Family Tragedy
• Jen & Ben Breakup
• Daily Dose: Interview With Michael Jacobson
• 'Getaways'

September 12, 2003

• Johnny Cash Dies
• Paging Dr. Gupta: John Ritter Dies
• Crisis in the Middle East
• Interview With Michael Finnegan
• Interview With Cuba Gooding Jr.

September 11, 2003

• Memorial Service in Baghdad for 9/11 Victims, Survivors
• Stained Glass Window Dedicated at Pentagon Chapel
• Interview With Anthony Cavallaro
• Interview With Father Kevin Smith
• Interview With Charles Schumer
• Voice of Zawahiri on Tape Broadcast Wednesday, Technical Analysis of voice Said to be Bin Laden Inconclusive

September 10, 2003

• Qorei Accepts Prime Minister Position
• U.S. Soldier Killed as He Tried to Diffuse Bomb
• Ueberroth Withdrawal Already Helping Other Candidates
• Remembering a Red Bandana
• Israeli Airstrike Targets Hamas Leader
• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iraq, Car Bomb in Erbil
• How Safe are the Skies?
• Daily Dose: Interview with Lester Crawford

September 09, 2003

• Extended Duty for Guard, Reservists
• Settlement Agreement Not Reached in Boston Church Sex Scandal
• Settlement Talks Going on in Boston This Morning
• New Poll Out Shows Public's Enthusiasm for Recall of Davis May Have Slowed Down
• Celebrity Connections
• Interview With Patrick Rogers
• Reality Check

September 08, 2003

• Another Ambush of U.S. Forces
• Qorei Won't Take PM Post if Arafat Excluded
• New Trial for Skakel?
• Interview With Peggy Conlon
• Indiana Governor Taken to Hospital After Collapse
• GetAway: Interview With Kate Sekules
• If the Shoe Does Not Fit, Have Surgery on Your Feet
• Fall TV Lineup
• American Andy Roddick Wins U.S. Open

September 05, 2003

• Dangerous Days
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Three Wounded in Baghdad Mosque Shooting
• Hurricane Fabian Taking Aim at Bermuda
• Erie Bomb Death
• Top Tips: Interest-Only Mortgage
• Analysis of Democratic Presidential Debate

September 04, 2003

• Interview With Antonio Banderas
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Arrives in Iraq
• Three Illinois Children Die When Car Rolls Into Lake
• Baffling Bank Robbery
• Paul Hill Executed for Murders of Abortion Doctor, Escort
• Baylor University's Morale Boost
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate Tonight
• Interview With Larry Hagman

September 03, 2003

• U.S. Military Hands Over Control of Iraqi Provinces to Poles
• Presidential Campaign Action
• Mortgage Business Boom
• Judge About to Sentence Mother Who Drowned 4-Year-Old Son in Bathtub
• Federal Appeals Court Throws Out 111 Death Sentences
• Paul Hill Faces Execution for Abortion Clinic Deaths
• Interview With Ken Murray
• College Savings Plan
• Schwarzenegger Will Not Take Part in Recall Debate Tonight
• Debate on Coffee Tax

September 02, 2003

• Passengers Sickened on Cruise Ship
• Style Hits Middle America
• Appeal Being Heard in Case of 12-year-old Murderer
• Police on Scene in Erie Not trained for Bomb Dismantlement
• Explosive Device in Pizza Man Bombing Case Not Sophisticated Device
• Scott Peterson Hearing Set For Today
• John Hinckley Hearing Delayed
• Senator John Kerry Takes on Bush
• French Food Paradox
• Where Are All the Jobs?
• Scott Peterson Preliminary Hearing Delayed
• Europe's Hidden Travel Destination Treasures
• Life Sentence for 12-Year-Old Murderer Appealed
• John Hinckley Asks Judge for Unsupervised Leave
• Bomb Kills One Near Iraqi Police Station

September 01, 2003

• Minnesota Girl Makes Bracelets To Honor Military in Iraq
• Michael Jackson Turns 45
• Grace Weakens; Fabian Roars in Atlantic; Jimena Glances Hawaii
• Political Analysis With William Schneider
• At Least 2 Killed in Israeli Missile Strike on Gaza
• Bank Robber/Pizza Delivery Boy Pleads For Help, Then Explodes
• Tropical Depression Grace Brings Flood Threat to Texas
• Schwarzenegger Won't Take Part in Gubernatorial Debate
• Bush Honors Nation's Workers
• Bands Hit The Streets in West Indian Parade
• Labor Day Job Outlook
• Top Playes Agassi, Roddick, Davenport Win at U.S. Open
• Fans Pack Minor League Ballparks Nationwide
• President Bush Focuses on Jobs, Economic Growth
• Labor Day Marks Start of Campaign Season

August 29, 2003

• Iraq's Shiite Leader of Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution Assassinated
• Top Blair Aide Alastair Campbell Stepping Down
• Arnold's Past is Catching up With Him
• How Church Responding to Death of Defrocked Priest
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Explosion in Shi'a Holy City Leaves Dozens Dead, Unknown Numbers Injured
• Workplace Massacre
• Interview With Todd Cooperman, Sarah Austin
• Suspect in Blaster Virus Identified
• Terror in Iraq
• Interview With Michael Corrett

August 28, 2003

• White House Will ask for More Money to use on Iraq
• Interview With Roland Martin
• Montgomery Protestors Still at Building, Filing Another Lawsuit
• Voter Alert: Schwarzenegger Speaks Out, McAuliffe Believes Clark Will Run
• Daily Dose: How Safe are Those Old Pills?
• Attack on British Convoy Leaves One Soldier Dead, Another Wounded; How White House Plans to Deal With Cost of Rebuilding Iraq
• Public Inquiry Panel Looking into Allegations British Government Exaggerated Iraqi Weapons Programs, Any Role In Suicide of Scientist
• Montgomery Protesters Moved to Federal Court to File Lawsuit; Poll Shows Over 70 Percent of American Public Supports Moore

August 27, 2003

• Monument of Ten Commandments Moved Out of Public View
• Arafat Locked in Power Struggle With Prime Minister Abbas Over Security
• Interview With Jack Horkheimer
• North Korea Nuclear Trials
• Bush Defends Iraq Policy
• School Bus Accident In Vandalia, Illinois
• Ten Commandments Debate
• Six People, Including Gunman, Shot at Chicago Warehouse

August 26, 2003

• Barricades, Protesters Remain Outside Alabama Courthouse as Deadline to Move Monument Moves Closer
• Columbia: The Shuttle Tragedy
• Interview With Norm Thagard, Randy Avera
• California Recall
• Interview With John Biemer
• Another American Soldier Killed
• Columbia Investigation Board Outlines Three Different Categories of Recommendations in Report
• American Soldier Killed by Homemade Bomb
• Mahmoud Abbas Trying to Salvage Tattered Road Map to Peace
• African-American Women Less Likely to Receive Proper Care for Heart Disease
• Take the Money & Run

August 25, 2003

• Cycle of Violence
• U.S. Lawmakers Call on Administration to Shift Iraq Policy
• Ten Commandments Monument May be Removed This Week
• Getting into College
• Americans in Paris
• A Vow of Revenge Against Israel
• The New Iraq: Security and Fear
• Interview With Phil Saviano
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With John Atwood

August 22, 2003

• Crisis in the Middle East
• California Recall
• Celebrity Dramas
• The Buzz on the Web
• Interview With Rep. Harold Ford
• Big Feat
• Authorities Link Three West Virginia Killings to Same Weapon
• Alabama Chief Justice Defies Federal Court Order
• Palestinians Mourn Death of Hamas Leader
• U.S. Official: U.N. Attack May Have Been Inside Job

August 21, 2003

• Political Minefields
• Cease-Fire Over?
• U.S. Seeks Greater U.N. Role in Iraq
• Israeli Missile Strike Kills Hamas Leader in Gaza
• Colin Powell, Kofi Annan Discuss Iraq Security Concerns
• Two People Still Missing in U.N. Headquarters Attack
• Discussion on Rebuilding Efforts in Iraq
• Bonnie and Clyde Sequel?
• Death Toll May Top 10,000 in French Heat Wave

August 20, 2003

• FBI Now Leading Bomb Investigation
• Bombing Threatens Truce
• California Recall
• Discussing Al Qaeda Attacks Over the Years
• Gold From the Deep
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Parkinson's Disease and Gene Therapy
• Top of the Class
• Interview With Dakota Fanning
• Ten Commandments, Commanding Conflict
• Suicide Bombing Aftermath in Jerusalem
• Crews Search for More Victims of Truck Bombing in Iraq
• Detectives Point to Possible Drug Link in Sniper Killings

August 18, 2003

• Sniper Strikes
• Power Blackout
• The New Iraq: Baby Found in Box
• Family Killed
• 'Daily Dose'
• The Screen Dean
• New Allegations in Baylor University Investigation
• Power Hungry Workers Return to Their Jobs
• Oil, Water Pipelines Bombed in Iraq
• Death Toll From Heat Wave in France Could be as High as 5,000

August 15, 2003

• Talk with Medical Director for St. Vincent's Hospital
• Cause of Blackout Still Unknown

August 14, 2003

• U.S. Marines Receive Warm Welcome in Monrovia
• California Recall
• Interview With Don Clark
• Commander of U.S. Ground Forces in Iraq Apologizes to Shiite Muslims
• Interview With Joann Fletcher
• Daily Dose: Medications in Schools
• Interview With Chris Goffard
• Peterson Murder Case
• Interview With Jean-Michel Cousteau

August 13, 2003

• British Air Cuts Flights to Saudi Arabia; Missile Smuggling Plot Leads to Push for New Inventory of Weapons
• California Recall
• Missile Involved in Yesterday's Plot of Russian Origin
• British Airways Flights to Saudi Arabia Off Until Further Notice
• California Expected to Finalize Recall Ballot Tonight
• Analyzing a Free-for-All

August 12, 2003

• California Recall Election
• Terror Watch Lists
• Healthy Children
• Does Arnold Have More Than Persona To Run On?
• Will Random Candidate Listing, Long Ballots Scare off Voters in California?
• Identity Theft
• Interview With Catherine Crier
• 'Daily Dose'

August 11, 2003

• U.S. Launches New Operation to Drive Out Saddam Loyalists in Wake of Latest Attacks
• Arnold Front-Runner of California Candidates
• Interview With Falah Hafuth
• Liberia in Crisis
• Coalition Calls Raids Successful
• Vacation Rentals

August 08, 2003

• U.S. Forces Kill, Wound Iraqis Attempting to Purchase Arms
• Citizen Sailors
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Interview With Gary Coleman
• Three More U.S. Soldiers Dead, Two in Non-hostile Incidents
• Must-See TV for Fall

August 07, 2003

• Interview With Dick Rosengarten
• Jordanian Embassy Attack in Iraq
• Total California Recall
• Interview With Val Myers, David Bird
• Deadly Day in Iraq
• Gore Not in Race, But Pushing Agenda for Party

August 06, 2003

• Potential Strategies In Kobe Bryant Case
• Reverend Gene Robinson Confirmed Last Night
• Kobe Bryant's First Day in Court
• Israel Begins Releasing Hundreds of Palestinians
• Interview With Dick Rosengarten
• Flying High?
• Interview With Lisette Marie Flanary

August 05, 2003

• Jakarta Blast
• New Airport Warning
• Interview With Peter Steinfels
• Hotel Attack
• Interview With Jeff Benedict

August 04, 2003

• Peacekeepers Arrive in Liberia; Taylor Refuses to Leave Country
• Coalition Forces Ratcheting Up Hunt for Saddam Hussein
• Al Qaeda Remains Major Threat to U.S.
• 'Celebrity Justice'
• Liberia in Crisis
• Interview With Cal Ripken
• Driving Out Davis?
• 'Daily Dose'
• Catskills: the New Hamptons?

August 01, 2003

• Another Audio Tape Reportedly Recorded by Saddam Hussein Being Aired
• British Whodunit
• Political Fun with Al Gore, Larry Flynt
• Friday Flick Fun: "Gigli" Is Just Really Bad
• Saddam's Daughters
• The Hunt for Saddam
• Tikrit Raid Nets Two Saddam Loyalists
• The Waiting Room
• Interview With "Cast" of "Avenue Q"

July 31, 2003

• Interview With Derek Clay
• A Deadly Day in Baghdad
• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Paging Dr. Gupta: How Safe is Your Salmon?
• Interview With Raymond Pollak
• Interview with Rudy Giuliani

July 30, 2003

• Interview With Ronald Banks
• Ride of a Lifetime

July 29, 2003

• Interview With Mother, Lawyer of Death Row Inmate Proven Innocent by DNA
• Grease the Wheels
• Saudis ask White House to Declassify Portions of 9/11 Report
• Road Map to Peace
• Statins May Prove Helpful for Heart Disease, Diabetes
• Hijacking Plot?
• Interview With Kirk Marcolina

July 28, 2003

• Look Back at Bob Hope's Service to U.S. Troops
• Bob Hope Dead at 100
• Thanks for the Memories
• Interview with Melville Shavelson
• Vicki Lawrence Discusses Bob Hope
• Two U.S. Soldiers Killed, Another Wounded When Patrol was Hit by Grenade
• Bob Hope's Fans
• Celebration Over Armstrong's Latest Win in France
• The Remote Islands

July 25, 2003

• U.S. Hopes Photos Will Sway Skeptical Arabs
• Palestinian Prime Minister in Washington
• Providing Proof
• Deaths of Uday, Qusay Put Heat on Hunt for Saddam
• Look At Today's New Releases

July 24, 2003

• Sniper Suspects
• A Look at Major Current Legal Issues

July 23, 2003

• Saddam's Sons Killed: What's Next?

July 22, 2003

• Talk with Governor of West Virginia
• Intense Firefight in Mosul
• Interview With Greg Argyros

July 21, 2003

• Troops Under Fire
• Marines Reinforcing Security at Embassy in Liberia
• Interview With Larry Pozner
• An Uphill Battle
• Interview With Heidi Sherman Mitchell

July 18, 2003

• Deadly Day in Iraq
• Spread Too Thin?
• Interview With Sarah Cedar Miller
• Grand Illusion

July 17, 2003

• Emmy Nominations: Who Made the List?
• Saddam Speaks Again?
• New Saddam Tape?
• Farmer's Market Crash
• Nurse Investigated in Suspicious Deaths at Maryland Hospital
• Where is Jimmy Hoffa?
• Interview With Actress Jane Kaczmarek
• Interview with Actress Cynthia Nixon
• Controversy Over Iraq Intelligence
• Street Market Crash: Eyewitness Accounts
• Interview with Patricia Heaton
• Interview With Michael Imperioli; Interview With Anthony Zuiker

July 16, 2003

• John Muhammad's Trial Moved to Southern Virginia
• Coast Guard Rescues Shrimpers of Texas Coast
• Former Marine Arrested
• Another U.S. Soldier Killed in Attack Near Baghdad
• Grim Milestone Reached in Iraq
• A Look at Crime and Justice: Celebrity Style
• Interview With Kenneth Wooden of Child Lures Prevention
• Tenet Testifying Before Senate on State of the Union Cited Intelligence
• Daily Dose: D.C. Wants Food Info on the Menu

July 15, 2003

• NTSB to Hold Hearings on Safety of 15-Passenger Vans
• FBI Searching Father's Van of New Hampshire Kids Feared Dead
• Toobin Analyzes Today's High-Profile Legal Cases
• Daily Dose: Male Fertility Test

July 14, 2003

• Store Assault
• Bush to Meet Today With U.N. Secretary General
• Another U.S. Soldier Killed as Iraqi Interim Government Begins Work
• WMD: Burden of Proof
• Interview With Steve Millburg

July 11, 2003

• Air Force SARS
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Bush Defends Use of Uranium Accusation in Speech
• Interview With Carole Baron

July 10, 2003

• Kobe Bryant Case
• Bush in Africa
• Interview With Leslie Windram
• Interview With Debbie Dornier, Sarah Saga
• California Family Killed: Suspect Released
• Coming to America
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Peanut Allergy in a Nutshell

July 09, 2003

• Arrests in Iraq
• Coffin Family Reacts to Confession of Daughter's Murderer
• Bush's African Tour
• The Hidden Fat
• More Captures of Iraqi Most Wanted
• Peterson Defense Requests Access to Info in Murder of Another Pregnant Woman

July 08, 2003

• Twins' Operation Historical Despite Outcome
• Bush in Africa
• U.S. Marines, Humanitarian Workers Hitting Some Red Tape in Liberia
• Celebrity Dramas
• Separation of Adult Twins Much Riskier Than With Children
• Message From Saddam?
• Liberia in Crisis
• Alleged Leader of New Jersey Plot Facing Major Legal Trouble

July 07, 2003

• Liberia in Crisis
• Interview With Chris Fomunyon
• Interview With Peter Bodo
• U.S. Forces Begin To Arrive In Liberia
• Bike Brats

July 04, 2003

• Fallujah Still Site Of Violence Against U.S. Soldiers
• Liberia Waits For Next Move Now That Taylor Has Agreed To Leave
• Constitution Museum Opens
• Opening of First Museum Dedicated to Constitution
• Interview With Twin Brothers, Scot, Sean Hollonbeck
• President Charles Taylor to Step Down in Liberia
• Interview With Samuel Jackson, Advisor to Liberia's President
• White House Says More Negotiations are Needed in Liberia
• National Historic Sites Celebrate Independence Day
• Interview With Couple Who Hiked Appalachian Trail
• Atlanta Celebrates the Fourth With the Peachtree Road Race
• Al Jazeera Airs Saddam Tape
• Interview With Allison Ashton

July 03, 2003

• Discussion With Reverend Jesse Jackson
• What Deployment to Liberia Would Mean
• Look at Film Offerings for the Holiday Weekend
• Tensions in Iraq
• Palestinian Cease-Fire Violations Prompt Response From Israel in Gaza
• Interview With Lee Ermey

July 02, 2003

• Change of Venue for Malvo Granted to Moderate Town in Virginia
• Israel Ends Patrols Inside Bethlehem
• Judge Orders Change of Venue for Malvo Trial
• Alabama Town Prepared for Army Destruction of Weapons Thanks to Safe Planning
• Look at 'Star Wars Galaxies'
• Judge in Malvo Case Rules Case Moved to Chesapeake, Virginia Saying Rights to Fair Trial Requires It
• 'Daily Dose'
• BMX in Beijing
• Wild Adventure Vacation Ideas

July 01, 2003

• Palestinian Gunman Killed by Israeli Troops
• State of the States
• Exotic Vacations

June 30, 2003

• FBI Joining Search for College Basketball Player
• Interview With Robert Hepburn
• Interview With Sports Writer Mark Smith
• Discussion With Barry Maynard
• New Group to Join Ceasefire Agreement Between Israel, Palestinians
• Operation Sidewinder in Second Day in Iraq
• Amber Alert Issued in Florida
• Interview With Pauline Frommer

June 27, 2003

• 'Web Talk'
• 'On the Big Screen'
• Key Suspect in Riyadh Bombings Surrenders to Top Saudi Official
• Thurmond's Legacy
• 'Daily Dose'
• Sentencing to Continue in Windshield Murder Trial
• Several Suspected Terrorists Arrested in Washington
• Iraqi Scientist Went Public Out of Fears of Saddam, U.S. Military
• Comical Ali Says He Unknowingly Gave False Reports
• Top Five Tips for Borrowers, Buyers, Owners, Savers, Investors
• Windshield Death Trial in Sentencing Phase
• U.S. Military Searches for Two Missing Soldiers in Iraq
• U.S. Residents Held by Cuban Authorities

June 26, 2003

• Two U.S. Soldiers Missing Near Baghdad

June 25, 2003

• British Troops Killed
• Detained in Cuba
• Israeli Raids Undermine Abbas' Power, Respect; Interview With Professor Rob Sobhani
• Interview With Weatherman Shawn Cable
• Missing Minnesota Girl
• 'Daily Dose'

June 24, 2003

• Israel Says Raids Net Arrests of 130 Suspected Members of Hamas
• Israel Says Arrests in Response to Suicide Attacks
• New Attacks in Iraq Targeting Coalition Forces
• Prosecution Expected to Rest Today in Windshield Murder Case
• Firefighters Battling Arizona Blaze
• Wall Street Tips for Small Investors
• Interview With Ship Captain, Men he Rescued at Sea
• 'Daily Dose'

June 23, 2003

• Minding Your Business: Higher-Paid Employees Endangered
• Harry Potter Fans Give New Book Glowing Review
• U.S. Agrees to Pay Stipend to Former Iraqi Officers Until New Government is in Place
• Mixed Ruling on Affirmative Action
• Interview With "Budget Travel"'s Pauline Frommer
• Supreme Court Could Issue Landmark Rulings

June 20, 2003

• 2 U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Fallujah
• Wild About Harry
• Minding Your Business: Martha Stewart Home for Holidays
• Interview With Dayna Devon
• On the Big Screen
• Weather Wisdom from Farmers' Almanac
• Cosmetics Heir Captured
• Luster Begins Serving Prison Sentence
• Interview With Scott MacLeod
• Wildfires Devastate Arizona
• Catholic Bishops Say They Made Progress Protecting Children From Abuse

June 19, 2003

• Stewart Stock Scandal
• Demi & Ashton
• Fugitive Millionaire Rapist Captured in Mexico
• Martha Stewart Due in Court Today
• Michigan Town Sees Relatively Quiet Night After Riots
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Iraqi Ambulance Attack
• Bishops Get Mixed Reviews for Progress on Protecting Children
• His Brother's Keeper
• 'Daily Dose'
• Justice Department Agreement With Alleged Al Qaeda Figure
• Martha Stewart Stock Scandal
• Fugitive Found
• American Soldier Killed South of Baghdad
• Most-Wanted Arrests

June 18, 2003

• The New Iraq: Still Dangerous
• Cloning Controversy
• Police Preparing for More Riots in Michigan
• Composite Face, Clothing Sketches Circulated to Catch Serial Rapist
• Suspected Terrorists Still in U.S. Despite Revoked Visas
• Woman Dies in Toughman Fight
• Riots Erupt on Streets of Small Michigan Town
• Serial Murder Case
• 'Toughman' Tragedy
• Suspects Lost in the System
• Another Fatal Shooting in Israel
• Ace of Diamonds of Iraqi Most Wanted Captured

June 17, 2003

• SUV Safety Tests
• Priest Arrested in Fatal Hit and Run
• Tips on Refinancing a Loan
• Families Anxious for Troops Still in Iraq
• Wild About Harry
• 'Daily Dose'
• A Bishop's Troubles
• Harry Potter Heist

June 16, 2003

• Grenade Attack Case: Akbar Hearing
• Focus on the Economy: Touting Tax Breaks
• Justice Deferred?
• Crisis in the Middle East: Working on Cease-Fire
• Operation Desert Scorpion Stings Iraqi Resistance
• Bush Embarks on Fund-Raising Sprint for Re-Election Campaign
• "Time" Publishes Book of Iraqi War Photos
• Jim Furyk Wins U.S. Open
• Deadly Waves: The Rescue Effort
• In Iraq, U.S. Troops Continue to Come Under Enemy Fire
• Palestinian Militants Considering Cease-Fire
• Discussion With Sean Burch

June 13, 2003

• On the Big Screen
• Billy the Kid
• 'Daily Dose'
• Growing Up Mantle
• Hamas Orders All-Out Assault on Israel
• Gag Order Issued in Peterson Case
• Serial Rape Case
• U.S. Open: Inside the Ropes
• U.S. Troops Kill 70 in Iraq
• State Department Works to Soothe Middle East Tensions
• Judge Cites Sam Shepherd Case as Reason for Gag Order
• The Week in Politics

June 12, 2003

• The Voice of Nemo
• Wrongfully Convicted
• 'Daily Dose'
• Deepening Crisis in Middle East
• Hunting for Serial Rapist
• White House Reaction to Latest Middle East Violence
• Cycle of Violence in Middle East
• Veteran TV Journalist David Brinkley Dies at Age 82

June 11, 2003

• Egyptian Intel Chief to Try for Cease Fire
• Shared Dreams
• Interview With Professor Fawaz Gerges

June 10, 2003

• Corporate Scandal
• Attack in Gaza City
• Hamas Leader Wounded in Israeli Missile Strike
• Royal Relative
• Interview With Allyson Felix
• Secret Celebrity Weddings
• Alcohol May Reduce Risk of Diabetes in Women

June 09, 2003

• Authorities Drain Pond in Anthrax Investigation
• Challenges to Peace
• Interview With Picabo Street
• Iraq Violence
• Sharon Defending Need for Palestinian State
• 'Daily Dose'
• Clinton Signs Books in New York

June 06, 2003

• Pre-War Report, no Reliable Information on WMDs in Iraq
• Hamas Halts Talks on Truce
• Peterson's Attorney Wants Prosecutors Removed
• Top Five Tips for Fiscally fit Marriage
• Blair Taking Heat for No WMDs
• Interview With Salma Abdelnour of 'Food and Wine'
• Judge May Rule Today on Peterson Gag Order, Wiretaps
• Defense Documents: Intelligence on Iraq was Unclear; Hamas Challenges Abbas
• Senate Democrats Push to Extend Child Tax Credit
• Interview With Jennifer Openshaw

June 05, 2003

• Interview With Mafia Wife Lynda Milito
• Interview With Lena Williams
• Analysis of 'New York Times' Resignations
• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Martha Stewart Steps Down as Company CEO After Pleading Not Guilty
• Latest Developments in Laci Peterson Case
• Sosa's Pitch: Hit or Miss?
• Top Five tips for Mutual Fund Investing
• Topical Products Repel Mosquitoes
• Senior Iraqi Leader Captured
• Martha Plans for Court Battle
• Sosa Awaits Word of Possible Suspension
• Interview With Mark Leibovich

June 04, 2003

• Interview With Asra Nomani
• Interview With Dan Simon of 'Celebrity Justice'
• Summit at Aqaba: Palestinian Perspective
• Summit at Aqaba: Charting 'Road map' to Peace
• Summit at Aqaba: View From Jewish Settlements
• Indictment Expected in Martha Stewart Case
• Technologies Available to Repel Mosquitoes
• Palestinian, Israeli Leaders Announce Intentions for Peace
• Charges Against Martha Stewart Could Come Today
• Sammy Sosa Caught With Cork Bat

June 03, 2003

• Arab Leaders Show Support for Road Map
• Interview With Former Nightclub Owner Bev McMahon
• Interview With Sen. McCain
• Committees Considering Hearings on WMD Intelligence
• Rudolph to Be Arraigned in Birmingham Shortly
• Interview With Rob Sobhani
• Stock Tips
• Interview With Former U.S. Attorney
• Court Decisions Pending on Evidence in Peterson Case
• U.S. Intelligence on WMD in Iraq Questioned

June 02, 2003

• Analysis of Capture of Eric Rudolph
• Eric Rudolph Captured After Five Years on Run
• Top Five Tips: Investing for Retirement
• World Powers Seeking Peace
• FCC Relaxes Ownership Restrictions
• USS Constellation Coming Home Today
• Rudolph Hearing Ends
• Interview With Peter Bodo

May 30, 2003

• Laci Peterson Case
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Bush Road Trip
• Sharon-Abbas Summit
• Interview With Former DEA Officer Joe Toft
• Nigerian Stoning
• SARS Hits Home
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Heidi Mitchell of 'Travel and Leisure'

May 29, 2003

• Saddam's Gold
• Double Delivery
• Teen Creates New Show
• Driving Toward Peace
• Video Games Increase Visual Acuity
• Interview With Entertainer Connie Stevens

May 28, 2003

• Serial Killer Suspect Arrested
• What Will Americans Accept?
• Finding 'Fame'
• Little Boy Lost
• Interview With Mountaineer Alan Hinkes
• High School Play Details Winona Ryder Saga

May 27, 2003

• Everest Anniversary
• Laci Peterson Case
• U.S. Troops in Iraq Attacked
• 'Daily Dose'
• Nationwide Manhunt Under Way for Serial Killer Suspect
• Scott Peterson Faces Pretrial Hearing Today
• Top Five Tips: Mortgage Rates
• What's Next on U.S. Policy With Iran?
• Interview With Ruben Studdard

May 26, 2003

• Marines Returning From Iraq Aboard USS Nassau
• Preparations Made for Ceremony at Arlington
• Honoring American Heroes
• Bush may go to Mideast for Sharon, Abbas Talks
• Two Sailors Disappear from USS Nassau
• Strong Earthquake Rocks Northern Japan
• Looting, Disease Latest Threat to Algerian Earthquake Survivors
• Former POW's Story of Survival
• Fleet Week
• Towns Mark Memorial Day With Parades

May 23, 2003

• Interview With Det. Herman Caldas
• The Truman's Triumph
• Algeria Earthquake
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Home From War
• Interview With Ben Stein

May 22, 2003

• Cities Respond to Elevated Terror Alert
• 'Idol' Worship
• Guarding the Golden Gate
• Status of Al Qaeda
• Interview With Diet Study Coauthor
• Idol Chatter

May 21, 2003

• Fleet Week in NYC
• The Big Night
• Alleged Al Qaeda Tape
• Terror Takes the Field
• Interview With Christie Whitman

May 20, 2003

• Five Suicide Bombings Since Saturday Night
• Interview With Gloria Allred
• Terrorism Threat
• For the Forests
• Bush Reaffirming U.S. Support for New Palestinian Prime Minister

May 19, 2003

• Interview With Andrea Walekar
• Top of the World
• Bombings in Morocco
• Saudi Terror Attacks
• Saving Private Lynch
• Hamas Lays Claim to Four Attacks in Two Days
• Al Qaeda Connection to Saudi Bombings
• Investigators in Laci Peterson Case Combing San Francisco Bay
• Investigators Have Searched San Francisco Bay in Peterson Case
• View from White House

May 16, 2003

• On the Big Screen
• Lone Star Showdown Over
• U.S. Warns of Possible New Terrorist Plot in Saudi Arabia
• Hunting for Osama bin Laden and His Lieutenants
• Wheels of the Eagle: Flying with the President
• Top Five Tips for Building Value in Your Home
• 'Daily Dose'
• Vacation in a Luxurious Home Instead of a Hotel

May 15, 2003

• Idol Chatter
• Interview With Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, Wayne LaPierre
• U.S. Coast Guard Intercepts Cubans Off Florida Keys

May 14, 2003

• Mass Grave
• U.S. Closes Embassy in Riyadh
• Saudi Terror Attacks
• Powell in Moscow
• Interview With Jamie Dettmer of 'Insight'
• This is Only a Test
• 'Daily Dose'
• Interview With Susan Reed, Tom Callahan

May 13, 2003

• Terror in Riyadh
• Trimming the Fat
• FBI Agents Headed for Saudi Arabia
• Texas Tragedy
• Americans Eating More, Exercising Less
• Tragedy in Texas
• Will Saudis Be Cooperative With Bombing Investigation?
• News Not Fit to Print
• Interview With Richard Simmons

May 12, 2003

• Anthrax Probe
• Bush Trying to Sell Tax Cuts Directly to Americans
• Derby Controversy
• 'Dr. Germ' in Coalition Custody
• Prince William to Appear on Stamps
• Religious Leader Returns to Iraq
• U.S. Shaking Up Leadership Team Overseeing Post-War Reconstruction Effort in Iraq
• Interview With Mountaineer Sean Burch
• 'Sesame Street' Smarts
• Interview With James Woods

May 09, 2003

• Interview With Storm Chasers
• Interview With Mountain Climber Sean Burch

May 08, 2003

• Saudi Officials Say They Foiled Terrorist Plot
• U.S. May Seek End to Iraqi Sanctions This Week
• 'Daily Dose'
• Search for Iraq's Weapons
• Interview With Harvey Levin of "Celebrity Justice"
• Stem Cell Research Adds to Debate Over Embryos
• Trauma Drama
• Interview With Caretakers of Dog Found in Iraq

May 07, 2003

• New 'Saddam' Audiotape Said to be Very Recent
• Talk with Member of National Guard in Missouri
• Interview With Salvation Army Workers
• Pentagon: Major Mission in Iraq Was Compromised
• Talk with Tennessee District Postal Manager
• Interview With Author Lilian Calles Barger
• Voice of Past Haunts Iraq Today
• 'Daily Dose'
• Election Talk Heating Up
• Federal Disaster Aid

May 06, 2003

• Royal Report
• The Thief of Baghdad
• Interview With Rev. Charles Filiatrea
• Happy Homecoming
• Dozens of Buildings Destroyed in Jackson
• Assessing Damage in Tennessee From Killer Tornadoes
• Top Five Tips for Disaster Recovery

May 05, 2003

• Iraq's Antiquities
• Kansas Governor Declares State of Emergency
• Interview with Missouri Governor Bob Holden
• Remembering Laci Peterson
• Talk with Amateur Photographer Who Captured Tornado
• On the Big Screen
• Laci Peterson Case
• Killer Tornadoes
• USS Abraham Lincoln On Final Leg of Long Journey Home
• 'Daily Dose'
• Talk with Red Cross Spokesman
• Interview With Charles Farmer
• Police Call Bondeson Prime Suspect in Poisonings
• Interview With Jack Goodman
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf

May 02, 2003

• USS Abraham Lincoln Closes in on Shore
• Families Await Return of Loved Ones
• Laci Peterson Case
• War Stories
• USS Abraham Lincoln Nears Shore
• Families Await Arrival of USS Abraham Lincoln
• Power of Pictures: President Bush Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln
• Iraqi Reaction to President Bush's Speech
• High-Profile Lawyer Mark Geragos May Defend Scott Peterson
• Daily Dose

May 01, 2003

• Earthquake Kills Dozens in Turkey
• Violence Flares Up Again in Fallujah
• Legal Implications of Bush Declaring Combat Phase Over
• At Least 85 People Killed in Turkey Earthquake
• Interview With John Glenn
• Bush to Declare End to Major Combat Operations in Iraq
• Latest from Baghdad
• Rescuers in Turkey Scrambling to Save Children
• Art Harris Brings Back Tales, Video From Iraq
• Living to Tell the Story
• Interview With Cardiologist Dr. Arthur Agatston

April 30, 2003

• Road Map Delivered to Sharon
• Child Safety Laws
• More Violence in Fallujah; Rumsfeld Visits Baghdad
• Ship to Shore
• Six Suspected Al Qaeda Arrested in Pakistan
• Interview With Jann Carl of "Entertainment Tonight"
• Arab Reaction to Rumsfeld's Visit
• Some Comfort Crew Return to Bethesda, Maryland

April 29, 2003

• Palestinian Crossroads
• Interview With Missing Boy's Aunt
• DNA Testing Underway in Found Boy Case
• Reality TV Network
• U.S. Plans to Put Several Thousand More Soldiers on Ground in Baghdad
• Interview With Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh
• Some U.S. Schools Close Over SARS

April 28, 2003

• Malvo Hearing
• More Tests Needed After Discovery of What May be Chemical Weapons
• USS Lincoln On Its Way Home
• Dearborn's Arab-Americans Celebrate Fall of Baghdad
• Stopping SARS
• Tests on Chemicals Found in Iraq Continuing
• Iraqi-Americans Celebrate Baghdad's Fall in Dearborn
• Interview With Held Family
• Taxing Times
• Interview With Boatswainmate Janet Sanchez

April 25, 2003

• Aziz in Custody, Not Necessarily Behind Bars
• Returning from War
• Pyongyang Says It Has A Nuclear Bomb
• Toronto Fights Back
• Canada's Concerns
• "Surviving Everest": 3 Sons Follow in Fathers' Footsteps
• Sailors with USS Abraham Lincoln Battle Group Returning From War
• Navy Family Counselor
• Daily Dose: Coping With SARS Concerns

April 24, 2003

• North Korea Talks
• Study Links Excess Weight to Increased Cancer Risk
• Videotapes Show Glimpses into Saddam Hussein's Personal Life
• Search for Speicher: Initials 'M.S.S.' Found in Baghdad Prison
• Iraq's Treasures: Some Journalists, Troops Accused of Looting
• Joker's Wild: Al Sahaf Vanished When Baghdad Fell
• SARS Scare: Canada Concerns

April 23, 2003

• Arafat, Abu Mazen Agree on Reform Cabinet
• Interview With Professor Rob Sobhani
• Jordan's Queen Rania of Jordan
• Interview With Dermatologist Howard Murad
• Apparent Deal on New Palestinian Cabinet
• North Korea Meetings Underway
• Road to Recovery
• Angry at American
• Alternatives to Expensive Over-the-Counter Claritin

April 22, 2003

• What Is First Step in Defending Scott Peterson?
• SARS Claims More Victims
• Army in Place in Baghdad
• White Powder Found in Tacoma, Washington Mail Facility

April 21, 2003

• Scott Peterson Due to Appear in Court
• Interview With Former POW's Family
• Retired U.S. General Arrives in Baghdad
• Interview With Former FBI Investigator
• Talk with 'Time' Magazine's Jill Underwood
• The New Iraq: Military Presence
• On the Frontlines: Dr. Gupta Returns to Atlanta
• As Many as Two Million Shiite Muslims Expected to Make Pilgrimage
• Scott Peterson Arrested Friday in San Diego
• Former POWs Receive Warm Homecoming
• Scott Peterson Set for Arraignment Today
• SARS Fix Still Far in the Future
• War Stories with the 101st Airborne
• Garner in Charge
• Adjustment Period
• Peterson to Be Arraigned This Afternoon
• Discussion with Pat Lang

April 18, 2003

• Rumors Continue to Swirl Over Hussein's Fate
• A Doctor's Mission
• Why Was Tape of Saddam Released?
• Holy Land Holy Days
• Anti-U.S. Protesters Rally After Friday Prayers
• Seven Former POWs Heading Home as Early as Tomorrow
• Interview With Dr. Abraham Verghese
• Iraq Today
• SARS Fears
• Will White House Middle East Plan Work?

April 17, 2003

• Deadly Tensions Simmer in Mosul
• Marines, Iraqis Struggle to Restore Power
• Search for Scott Speicher
• Military Objectives
• Mosul Still Uneasy
• Interview With Zainab Al-Suwaij
• War Recap
• Power Struggle Restoring Power in Baghdad
• Interview With Author Andrew Coburn
• Powell Might Visit Syria, Middle East
• Iraqi National Museum Looted After Baghdad Fell

April 16, 2003

• What Now for Terrorist Abu Abbas?
• Search for Laci Peterson: Homicide Investigation
• Palestinian Authority Objects to Arrest of Abbas
• Sending Messages Home
• Hijazi Possibly in Syria
• Shift in Military Intelligence Gathering in Iraq
• Baghdad Remains in Flux
• In Northern Iraq, U.S. Marines Drawn into Firefight
• War Recap
• Military Intelligence Sifting Through Tips
• Heading to Germany
• Interview With Doctor of Iraqi Boy in Kuwait

April 15, 2003

• Marines Raid Palestine Hotel
• Postwar Questions and Political Dividends
• Interview With Former Weapons Inspector
• Analysis With Fmr. FBI Investigator Don Clark
• Laci Peterson Still Missing, Body in Bay Area Not Yet Identified
• Looting Destroys Prehistoric Iraqi Treasures

April 14, 2003

• Ft. Bliss Hails Release of POWs
• Family of Rescued POW Ronald D. Young Jr. Celebrates
• Syria: Next Target?
• POWs' Families Glad to Hear of Rescue
• Baghdad Struggles For Sense of Normalcy
• Interview With Colonel Jonathan Woodson
• Prisoners of War: Healing the Wounds
• Military Analysis With Don Shepperd
• Washington Issues Multiple Warnings to Syria
• Ex-POWs May Be Back in U.S. in a Few Days
• Marines Preventing Tikriti Arabs From Leaving

April 11, 2003

• Interview with Ahmad Chalabi
• CNN Journalists Targeted in Northern Iraq
• White House: "The Regime is Gone"
• Where is Saddam?
• Interview With Col. Fred Hudson, Chaplain
• Would-Be Suicide Bomber Stopped in Capital
• Interview With Bathsheba Crocker
• Counseling Familes of POWs, MIAs, Casualties of War

April 10, 2003

• Baghdad Has 'Hangover'
• Kurdish Forces Taking Control Around Kirkuk
• Chemical Questions
• Discussion with Amr Moussa
• Interview With Statue Climbing Marine
• Iraqi Shiite Leader Assassinated in Najaf
• Discussion with Zainab Al Suwaij
• Marines Enter Iraqi Secret Police Training Facility
• Prominent Iraqi Shiite Leader Killed in Najaf
• Ironic Day in Baghdad
• Supporting the Troops

April 09, 2003

• Iraqis Target Saddam Symbols in Baghdad
• Saddam Statue Comes Down in Firdos Square
• Last American Diplomat to Meet Hussein Speaks
• Iraqis Target Saddam Hussein Symbols in Iraqi Capital
• Interview With 'Newsweek''s Melinda Liu
• Iraqis, U.S. Troops Raise Pre-Gulf War Iraqi Flag
• Coalition Tanks Move Into Firdos Square in Baghdad

April 08, 2003

• Military Update
• Update on Battlefield Developments in Iraq
• Chemical Mystery
• Talk with CENTCOM Spokesman About Palestine Hotel Tragedy
• Military Analysis
• War Recap
• Devil Docs Not Far From Baghdad; Is Saddam Dead?
• Interview With Con Coughlin
• Bombs Continue to Fall in Baghdad

April 07, 2003

• Lisa Rose Weaver Reports from Baghdad Airport
• Coalition Forces in Bagdhad for 3rd Day
• Update from Nasiriyah
• Interview With U.N. Humanitarian Official
• Marines Detonate Bridge Near Baghdad
• Iraqi Command, Control Failing
• Military Expertise on War in Iraq
• Marines Prepare to Destroy Bridge

April 05, 2003

• Special Edition: War in Iraq

April 04, 2003

• War Recap
• Baghdad Airport Now a Closed Military Area
• Iraqi TV Shows Address by Saddam Hussein
• Coalition Closing in on Baghdad
• Coalition Closing on Baghdad
• POW Psychology
• Baghdad's Airport Seized
• Photojournalist Discusses War Experience

April 03, 2003

• Reporting with the 'Devil Docs'
• Troops Have Had Warm Welcome in Najaf
• Embedded with the Devil Docs
• 3-7th Cav Facing Heavy Fire
• Artillery Shelling Reported Near Kalak
• Report from a Forward Operating Base
• Reporting With 101st Airborne Division in Najaf

April 02, 2003

• Talk with Gen. Peter Pace
• U.S. Forces Clearing Parts of Najaf
• Family of Jessica Lynch Celebrating Her Rescue
• Journalists Safe
• U.S. Planes Pound Northern Iraqi Targets
• Reporting with U.S. Air Force
• The Big Picture
• Weather Could Still Affect Troops
• Coalition Forces on Edge of Baghdad
• Interview With Leon Panetta

April 01, 2003

• Arab Voices: War Coverage
• The Latest from Baghdad
• Assessing War Plans with a Former Planner
• Latest from the Northern Front
• Hijacked Plane Departs Cuba
• Talk with Scott Nelson of 'Boston Globe'
• Illuminations Over Sky of Basra
• Reporting from Ramstein AFB in Germany
• Aboard the HMS Splendid
• Harder Than Expected Time in Winning Over Iraqi People
• Analysis of Iraqi Information Minister's Remarks

March 31, 2003

• Reporting with Army's 3-7th Cavalry
• The Fight for Basra
• USAF: 1,800 Sorties Over Iraq Sunday
• U.S., Britain Want Basra as Humanitarian Aid Hub
• Interview With RAF Spokesman
• With the Air Force
• Talk with Member of the ICRC
• Cavalry Takes Comfort in Close Air Support
• Bombardment Intensified in Baghdad

March 29, 2003

• Marines Search for Comrades in Nasiriya
• Night Falls in Baghdad

March 28, 2003

• U.S. Buildup in Persian Gulf Far from Over
• President Bush to Speak Later Today; Coalition Forces Secure Airfield
• Humanitarian Aid Reaches Umm Qasr; Iraqi Civilians Fired on By Fedayeen Saddam
• Humanitarian Relief Arrives in Umm Qasr; Kuwait Confident in Patriot Missile
• Civilians Fired on By Iraqi Paramilitaries
• Life as an Embedded Reporter
• Marine Fighter Pilot Connects With Family
• Coalition Troops Advancing Through Baghdad Not Only Ones Coming Under Fire
• Discussion with David Turnley
• Talk with Alex Perry
• Likelihood of Having to Fight Through Streets of Baghdad Increasing

March 27, 2003

• British Troops Try to Reach Out to Civilians in Southern Iraq
• Discussion with Michael Wilson of "The New York Times"
• Interview With Member of 7th Cav
• Discussion with Christopher Stokes
• American Public Has a Mood of Sober Realism For War in Iraq

March 26, 2003

• British Forces Fighting on Fringes of Basra
• Gen. Grange Discusses Presidents' Appearance at McDill Air Force Base
• Martin Savidge Reports with 1st Battalion, 7th Marines
• With the Air Force
• Talk with Col. Mike Turner
• Showdown With Iraq: Allied Forces Attack Northern Front
• New Poll Shows Americans Don't Think War Is Going As Well As Previous Polls
• Interview With Igor Ivanov

March 25, 2003

• 7th Cavalry Crosses Bridge Under Fire
• Reporting Aboard the USS Lincoln
• F-16 Hits Patriot Missile Site in Southern Iraq
• Update on Situation in Northern Front of Iraq
• Snowstorm Slows Progress
• Father of POW Answers Questions

March 24, 2003

• A Discussion with a British Military Spokesman
• Karl Penhaul Reports with Army's Fifth Corps
• War & Faith
• Reporting from Airbase Near Iraqi Border
• Discussion with ITN Reporter Who's Team Came Under Fire
• Discussion with Iraqi Ambassador to U.N.

March 21, 2003

• Interview with Lawrence Eagleburger
• CNN Expelled from Bagdhad
• Interview With Jane Perlez
• British Defense Officials Say They're in Control of Oil Facilities in Southern Iraq
• Evening Prayers Underway in Kuwait
• Twelve Soldiers Killed in Crash
• Interview with Dexter Filkins
• Discussion with Mike Turner

March 20, 2003

• Red Cross: 14 Wounded in U.S.-Led Strike
• Turkey Parliament Approves U.S. Overflights
• U.S. Patriot Missile Hits Iraqi Missile Over Kuwait
• Reporting with 2nd Marine Division
• Dr. Gupta Reports with Group of Marines
• As Many as 200,000 Ethnic Kurds on Move in Northern Iraq
• Discussion with Mike Turner
• Many Explosions Heard Over Baghdad
• Explosions Reported Over Iraq Capital
• Huge Explosions Heard in Baghdad; Analysis of War Tactics
• Interview With Joe Wilson
• Iraqi Government Assessing War, Military Options
• Heavy Artillery Attack Appears to be taking Place Past Iraq- Kuwait Border
• Analyst of War Seemingly Ever Changing Strategies; Interview With Abdul-Rida Assiri
• Kurds Flee to Northern Iraq
• Artillery Barrage Going From Kuwait Into Iraq
• Artillery Fight Site Main Launching Point Of Planes In First Attack

March 19, 2003

• Interview With Zainab Al-Suwali
• Analysis of Saddam's Sons
• Wisdom of War
• Analysis of Pending Military Combat

March 18, 2003

• Saddam Hussein, Elder Sons Flatly Reject White House Demands
• Discussion with Former Assistant Secretary of State James Rubin
• France Might Help if Weapons of Mass Destruction Used
• Clock Ticking on Bush's Ultimatum to Saddam Hussein
• Gauging Reaction to President's Address
• War Strategy
• Interview With Michael O'Hanlon of Brookings Institution
• Sampling Reaction from Middle America

March 17, 2003

• Protests in Washington

March 14, 2003

• Emergency Summit Set for Sunday
• Elizabeth Smart's Ordeal
• Bush Calls for Palestinian State
• On the Big Screen
• Middle East Road Map Will Help Blair
• Searching for Answers
• Police Trying to Find Out What Happened During Time Smart Held Captive
• Cell Phone Marks 20 Years

March 13, 2003

• Elizabeth Smart Lived Under Veil of Secrecy, Homelessness, Constant Supervision
• Talk with Elizabeth Smart's Aunt, Cousin
• U.S. May Push Vote Back Slightly
• Interview With Bill Condon
• Teen Reunited with Family
• Police Searching For Answers in Smart Case
• Reeve's Surgery
• Still Much to Figure Out About Smart's Nine-Month Odyssey
• Top Aide of Prince Charles Quits

March 12, 2003

• High Stakes, High Drama at U.N.
• Celebrity Dramas
• Eleven Killed in Black Hawk Crash
• Iraq Accuses Bush Administration of Misleading World
• Assassination in Serbia
• Drama Playing Out in Showdown with Iraq Nearing Final Act
• Blair Trying to Win More Support
• B-2 Crews Prepare for Deployment
• Airline Agonies
• New Study Makes Connection Between Smoking, Teeth
• Interview With Diane Lane

March 11, 2003

• Power Struggle at U.N. Resonating Deeply at 10 Downing Street
• Discussion with Member of American Islamic Conference
• U.S., U.K., Spain Lobbying for Their Resolution
• War and Personal Financial Battles
• Bush Continues to Work Phones
• More Americans Appear to be Rallying Behind President Bush
• Interview With Pensacola Mayor John Fogg
• Experimental Drug Offers Hope for Peanut Allergy Sufferers
• Turbulent Times

March 10, 2003

• Some Reporters Getting Firsthand Look at Videotaped Arrest of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
• Vote on Resolution Possibly Tomorrow
• Gas Prices
• Celebrity Protests
• Talking Oscars
• U.S., France Lobby Undecided Six
• Humanitarian Efforts Not Yet Fully in Place

March 06, 2003

• Compromise Amendment to U.N. Resolution?
• Interview with Director of 'Chicago'
• What Might First Days of War Look Like?
• Bush Will Try to Bolster Argument for War
• Estrada Nomination
• Interview with Mena Suvari
• Interview With Parents of Lindsey Ryan

March 05, 2003

• Police in Haifa Say Palestinian Suicide Bomber Carried Out Attack
• Bush Meets With Top Brass
• Bush's Religious Journey
• Interview with Bill Maher
• Weighing in on Health
• Pope Sends Envoy to Meet Bush
• Surviving an Avalanche
• Interview With Student Protesters
• 'Daily Dose'

March 04, 2003

• Bush Addresses Malpractice Insurance Concerns
• U.S. Sets Up Patriot Batteries in Israel
• Interview With Presidents of Trial Lawyer, Medical Associations
• Florida Law Banning Homosexuals From Adopting Children Before Appeals Court
• How Will U.S. Adapt to Lack of Turkish Support?

March 03, 2003

• White House Happy About Al Qaeda Arrest
• Malvo to Appear in Court Today
• Discussion of Arrest of Accused Al Qaeda Leader
• Victory in War on Terror
• Iraq Destroys More Missiles
• Robert Blake Returns to Southern Californian Courtroom
• Turkish Leaders Consider New Vote on U.S. Troops
• Huge Win in War on Terror
• Suspected 9/11 Planner Arrested
• The Turkish Vote
• Terrorist Capture Very Important
• Attorneys for Lee Boyd Malvo in Court This Morning
• 'Daily Dose'
• Oh, Get Real!

February 28, 2003

• Choice for Military Action or Continued Inspections Creates Divisions Within U.N.
• Baghdad Indicating It Will Destroy Missiles
• North Korea Standoff
• Little Common Ground Between Moscow, Washington on Iraq Issue
• Ironing Out the Wrinkles
• New Kid on Cable

February 27, 2003

• All Eyes Trained on Closed Door of U.N. Security Council Meeting
• Troop Movements Under Way in Iraq
• More NASA E-Mails Coming Out
• Interview with Donnie Wahlberg
• Security Council Mulls Second Resolution
• Final Concept Chosen for Redeveloping Area Where Towers Once Stood
• Administration Considers War in Iraq Part of War on Terror
• Debate Continues Regarding Post-Saddam Iraq
• Ironing Out the Wrinkles
• Turkey Decision Delayed Again

February 26, 2003

• Grand Jury Opens Investigation
• Hussein Grants Interview With Rather
• Nursing Home Fire
• War Cost Estimate Up to $95 Billion
• Why Is There So Much Interest on Hamid Karzai and Afghanistan?
• Interview With Harvey Levin

February 25, 2003

• Talk with Former Weapons Inspector Jonathan Tucker
• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Iraqi Officials: Missile Destruction Under Review
• Bush Administration Pushing for Approval of New Resolution
• Troop Plan Before Turkish Parliament; Interview With George Rupp
• French Bashing
• Special Forces Training

February 24, 2003

• Baghdad Considers Whether to Destroy Banned Missiles
• Rhode Island Fire Marshals Check All Nightclubs
• Weapons Discovery
• U.S. Compiling Draft Resolution
• Family Members Visit Grim Scene on Sunday
• Talk with MTV's John Norris
• Interview With Court TV's Lisa Bloom

February 21, 2003

• Jesica Santillan Suffering Serious Complications

February 20, 2003

• Transplant Error
• Can Deal be Worked Out with Turkey?
• Interview With Former FBI Investigator
• Transplant Error

February 19, 2003

• Security Council Continues Debate
• White House to Seek 2nd U.N. Resolution
• Police to Spend Second Day Searching Peterson House
• Who is the Front-Runner?
• Bush Administration to Seek Second Resolution
• Peterson Home Searched
• German Court Sentences 9/11 Suspect
• Academy Rape Charges

February 18, 2003

• Nightclub Stampede
• Beantown Blizzard
• Limited Airspace
• Iraqi Debate at United Nations
• Dozens Dead, Hundreds Injured, Missing in South Korea Subway Fire
• Political Risks
• Army Begins Live Fire Exercises in Kuwait

February 17, 2003

• Heavy Snow In Northeast Over Weekend Leaves New York City Running Slowly
• White House Deciding About Second Resolution
• Interview With Gov. Robert Ehrlich
• Snow Leaves Airports Running Late, Closed on East Coast
• Stampede at Chicago Club Kills 21
• NATO Votes to Prepare Plans for Defense of Turkey in Case of War With Iraq
• Flight Cancellations Reach 2,000 in Aftermath of Snow
• Connecticut Gets Walloped Too
• 'Celebrity Justice': Robert Blake, Michael Jackson Speak Out
• Winter Wallop, Airline Travel Delays
• Weapons Inspections in Iraq Marches On
• Military Preparations for Possible War With Iraq
• Nightclub Nightmare, 21 Trampled to Death
• Winter Storm Slams Eastern U.S.
• New Cool in High Technology
• Protests in Europe Over U.S. Push for War
• Interview With Michael Waltrip
• Army Begins Live Fire Exercises in Kuwait

February 14, 2003

• On-the-Job Romance; Grammy Awards

February 13, 2003

• Military Perspective on Potential War With Iraq
• President Bush visits U.S. Naval Base
• Iraq Defends Missiles, Denies Allegations
• Reports of Iraq's Missile Reach Foreshadows U.N. Session
• Safe at School?
• Moving the Military
• Chief Weapons Inspectors Give Another Update on Iraq to U.N. Tomorrow
• Interview With James Cromwell

February 12, 2003

• 'Daily Dose'
• Talk with Former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea

February 11, 2003

• Interview With Middle East Analyst
• Tenet: Al Qaeda Still Poses Threat to U.S.
• NATO Trying to Reach Consensus on Policy This Morning
• Iraq Closely Watching Developments in Tensions Between Bush Administration, NATO
• Another NATO Meeting to Begin Shortly
• Is NATO Still Relevant?
• 'Daily Dose'
• NASA Identifies Wing Part
• 'Chicago' Leads with 13 Nominations

February 10, 2003

• U.S. Hits Roadblock Involving Troops in Turkey
• NATO Members Gather in Emergency Session
• Missing in Modesto
• Muslim Pilgrimage
• Remembering Ilan Ramon
• Inspectors Continue Work After Blix Departs
• Missing Woman Mystery
• 'Daily Dose'
• Valentine Quickies

February 06, 2003

• Significant Development in Buildup of Possible War Against Iraq
• Inspectors Visit Site Mentioned by Powell
• NASA Officials Backing Away From Earlier Theory
• Debris Recovery Continues
• New Study Says Men's Fertility Declines with Age
• Many Believe Burden of Proof Has Shifted

February 04, 2003

• Discussion of Ongoing Investigation into Columbia Disaster
• Day of Remembrance, Ongoing Search for Answers
• Interview With President of Astronauts' Memorial Foundation
• Early Focus Looking into Damage to Heat-Resistant Tiles
• Powell Meeting Privately With World Representatives
• Armitage Answers Questions Before Committee
• People Paying Respect to Seven Astronauts

February 03, 2003

• Searching for Answers
• Debris Recovery
• Space Coast Future
• Remembering Commander Rick Husband
• President Releases Budget Plan Today
• Talk with Dennis Tito
• O'Keefe Meets Bush While Search for Debris Continues
• Discussion with Former NASA Engineer Randy Avera
• Command Post Established at Barksdale
• Discussion with 'Time' Magazine's Jeffrey Kluger

January 31, 2003

• Interview with Prime Minister Tony Blair
• Iraq Inspections: Powell Prepares to Present U.S. Case to Security Council
• Stepfather May be Suspect in Disappearance of Wife
• Blair Meeting Moved to White House
• On the Big Screen
• Another Big Diplomatic Day for President Bush
• Activity at North Korea Nuclear Fuel Storage Site

January 30, 2003

• Shoe Bomber Case Sentencing Hearing
• Homeland Security: Law Enforcement Perspective
• Eight European Allies Issue Public Declaration of Solidarity with U.S.
• Shoe Bomber Richard Reid Faces Sentencing
• Negroponte Faces Tough Questions from Democrats
• Horrific Blast
• Interview With Subway's Jared Fogle

January 29, 2003

• World Reacting to State of the Union
• Security Council Meets for Further Discussion on Weapons Report
• Interview With Speechwriter Daniel McGroarty
• Abandoned Child
• Security Council Meeting to Further Discuss Report
• Look at Change One Diet
• Bush Pushes for Economic Stimulus
• Heiress Comes of Age
• Interview With Stuart Rothenberg
• Talk with Author of 'Change One' Diet Plan
• Interview with Jeff Goldblum

January 28, 2003

• White House Gears Up for State of the Union
• A Military Perspective
• U.S. Forces in Largest Afghan Engagement Since Anaconda
• Little Iraqi Reaction to Blix Report
• Afghanistan Firefight
• Race Relations: Problems and Progress
• Interview With Diet Expert K. Dun Gifford

January 24, 2003

• Monday Could be Pivotal Day in Showdown with Iraq
• Chilling Words, Dire Warning from Saddam Hussein's Son
• Smallpox Vaccine
• Talk with Minnie Driver

January 23, 2003

• U.N. Denying Angry Claims Inspectors Barged into Mosque
• Day's Work Well Under Way at White House
• Getting McLean
• Talk with Tim Blake Nelson, David Arquette

January 22, 2003

• Bush Dealing With Eroding Support
• Interview With Mexican Quake Witness
• The Abortion Debate: A Political Battle
• Talk With James Foley, Ed Burns
• Hispanics Now Largest Minority in U.S.
• Where is the Clone?
• France, Germany Urge Bush to Slow Down
• The Politics of Abortion
• Interview With Gretchen Peters of 'Christian Science Monitor'
• 'Daily Dose'
• Bush Facing Opposition from France, Russia on Iraq
• Iraqi Media Say Bush is Lying About Iraq
• Battle of the Pirates Shaping Up for This Weekend
• Interview With Tatum O'Neal

January 21, 2003

• White House Says Time has Run Out
• A Call to Duty
• Without a Trace
• Interview with Harvey Levin
• Deadly Kuwait Attack
• Testing the Promise
• Deadly Avalanche in Canadian Mountains
• Interview With Actors Amy Redford, Tif Luckenbill
• 'Daily Dose'
• Battle of the Pirates
• Ambush Attack on Americans in Kuwait

January 20, 2003

• Police in Britain Have Raided a Mosque This Morning
• Without a Trace
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebrated
• Golden Globe Awards: Star-Studded Night
• Iraqi, Inspectors Agree on Some Points
• Palestinian Perspective
• Interview With Stanley Tucci, Michael Burke
• Fashion Flashback
• Sundance Film Festival: 'Legend of Suriyothai'

January 17, 2003

• House Call: Blood Banks Issuing Urgent Appeals for Donations
• Iraq Inspections: Chemical Warheads Discovered; Hussein Remains Defiant
• Modesto Police Suspect Husband in Peterson Case
• Talk With Former Weapons Inspector Jonathan Tucker
• Showdown With Iraq: Seven U.S. Warships Head to Sea
• Celebrity Dramas
• Reeling in the Years
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Showdown With Iraq: White House Weighing in on Dozen Empty Chemical Warheads
• Several Thousand Marines, Sailors Shipping Out From San Diego
• Golden Globe Gift Boxes Exciting, Expensive
• Golden Globe Awards: Dazzling Diamonds

January 16, 2003

• Gulf War Anniversary
• Iraq Inspections: White House Welcomes Blix's Tough Tone
• Arraignment Expected Today For Man Accused of Running Sex Slave Ring
• Interview With Ted Shaw, Robert George
• Iraqi Scientists Call U.N. Searches 'Intrusive'
• 'Daily Dose'
• Hollywood Heroine
• Interview With Pat Lalama of 'Celebrity Justice'
• Sex Slave Ring?

January 15, 2003

• Preliminary Federal Reserve Tests Show Anthrax
• Drive to the Basket
• Talk With Attorney Eric Dubin
• Minding Your Business: Kmart's Blue Lights Out
• President Bush Chimes in on Affirmative Action
• Celebrity Drama
• Military Hearing on Friendly Fire Continues
• Interview with Rich Ecborg
• Interview with Dr. Mollie Winston

January 14, 2003

• Interview with Scott Silliman
• GE Strike
• Bush to Meet with Polish President
• Malvo in Court Today
• High Stakes
• Friendly Fire Hearing
• Malvo Preliminary Hearing
• Celebrity Drama

January 13, 2003

• Bush Team Offering Incentives to North Korea
• Terror Arrests
• Long Term Deployment in Gulf Impractical
• Hat in the Ring
• Rescue on Mt. Hood

January 10, 2003

• North Korea Standoff
• Talk With Former Weapons Inspector Garth Whitty
• Woman Charged With Starving, Beating Children Arraigned
• Delegation of North Korean Officials Have Gone to New Mexico
• Movie Airs This Weekend About JFK Jr.
• Search for Laci: Sonar Detects Object in Berkeley Marina
• Illinois Governor Expected to Pardon Inmates
• North Korea Standoff: Bill Richardson Meets with Diplomats
• INS Deadline: Tracking Who's Here
• Fatal Flight: Investigators Checking Recent Maintenance
• North Korea Withdraws from Nuclear Non-Proliferation Community

January 09, 2003

• Hans Blix to Give Report to U.N. Security Council
• Suffer the Children
• Daily Dose: New HRT Warning Labels
• Revolutionary Turncoat
• Gadgets & Gizmos

January 07, 2003

• Suffer the Children
• Grammy Nominations: The Sound of Music
• London Police Find Lethal Toxin Ricin, Arrest Seven People
• Nancy Pelosi Sworn In as House Minority Leader
• Tom Daschle Will Not Run for President

January 06, 2003

• Two World Hotspots Get a Little Bit Hotter
• Shipping Out
• Economic Plans Being Rolled Out Today, Tomorrow
• Israel Responds to Pair of Suicide Bombings
• Discussion With Mark Thompson
• Police Search Marina Over Weekend
• Troop Deployments
• Hussein Calls U.N. Weapons Inspectors Spies
• White House Denounces Hussein's Comments, Palestinian Attacks
• Israel Launches Counter-Attack After Suicide Bombings
• Man Threatens to Crash Stolen Plane into Frankfurt Skyscraper
• Police Continue Search for Missing Pregnant Woman in California
• Troops Shipping Off to Persian Gulf
• Japanese, South Korean, U.S. Officials Meeting Today

January 03, 2003

• Police Impound Scott Peterson's Truck, Boat
• Celebrity Dramas
• Bush to Visit Fort Hood
• Missing Woman Mystery
• Westerfield Sentencing Today
• Bush to Review Troops
• Danielle's Killer
• Gephardt Preparing to Join Presidential Race

January 02, 2003

• Peterson Disappeared Only Weeks From Delivery
• Interview with Ronnie Roha

December 31, 2002

• Thousands Gathered in Protest in South Korea
• Without a Trace
• Predictions for 2003
• Celebrity Dramas
• Discussion with Peter Goelz
• New York Gearing Up for Party
• Inspectors Out and About in Iraq on New Year's Eve
• Interview With Mike Luckovich

December 30, 2002

• The Real Rael
• Malvo Due in Court Today
• Three American Missionaries Dead After Attack in Yemen
• South Korea Hinting It May Open Talks With North
• At Least Five U.N. Inspection Teams on Job in Iraq
• Iraq Goods List
• Interview with Harvey Levin
• Draw of the Luck

December 27, 2002

• On the Big Screen
• North Korea Situation Rapidly Building Toward Critical Mass
• Deadly Attack in Chechnya
• Critical Mass
• Cloned Baby?: Medical Explainer
• Cloned Baby?: Ethics
• North Korea Expelling Atomic Energy Inspectors
• Controversial Group Claims It's Cloned Human Being
• North Korea Expels U.N. Inspectors
• Interview With Melissa Fleming

December 26, 2002

• West Virginia Town Waits For Winner to Step Forward
• The Lives They Lived
• North Korea's Nukes; Latest on Weapons Inspections in Iraq
• Stars in the Spotlight: Legal News
• New Measures to be Imposed in Some Palestinian Areas
• White House Monitoring North Korean Situation
• Historical Football Footnote
• CNN.com Year in Review

December 24, 2002

• Christmas in Bethlehem
• Dramatic Developments in North Korea
• Holiday Season Marks Another Serious Test of Airport Security
• Interview with McCumber Family
• Israeli Troops Pull Back to Outskirts of Bethlehem
• Deferred Gratification
• Interview with Sarah Hughes

December 23, 2002

• Frist Fight
• Investigation into Washington-Area Sniper Attacks Takes Unexpected Turn
• Must-See Movies
• Interview With Elmo Shropshire
• Frist: Fresh GOP Face

December 20, 2002

• Look at How Permanent Members of Security Council Responding to Iraq Situation
• Home for Holidays
• Interview with Kentucky Governor Paul Patton

December 19, 2002

• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Searches Go On
• Judge to Decide on Central Park Five Convictions Today
• Blix to Go Before Security Council
• And the Nominees Are...
• Napping Key to Babies Sleeping Through Night
• Interview with Kim West

December 18, 2002

• Lott on the Line
• Talk with Sandra Lee
• Expensive 'Custom' Wrinkle Cream Available
• Shipping Out
• White House Says Iraq Weapons Report Incomplete
• Look at World Trade Center Site Plans
• Interview with Former Weapons Inspector Garth Whitty
• Lott on the Line
• New Visions of Ground Zero
• Daily Dose
• Celebrity Court Docket

December 17, 2002

• Reaction to Lott's Interview
• Historic Day at The Hague
• Marine Corps Officials Investigating Sudden Death of Recruit
• President Bush Making Good on Key Campaign Promise Today
• Everyday Hero Gives School Supplies
• U.N. Inspectors Swoop in on Baghdad University
• Harry's Hairy Tale
• Daily Dose
• John Travolta, John Glenn Discuss First in Flight
• Celebrity Court Docket
• Stuart Rothenberg Discusses Lott Debate

December 16, 2002

• Inspection Teams Broadening Search Effort
• In New York City, Commuters at Their Jobs
• Interview with Stuart Rothenberg
• U.N. Inspectors Look at Refinery Complex, University
• Life After Al
• Celebrity Court Docket
• 'TV Guide' Editor Discusses 10 Best Shows of 2002

December 13, 2002

• Interview with Mohamed ElBaradei
• Nuclear Axis of Evil?
• Smallpox: The Risk: Medical Complications
• White House Processing Report, Skeptical of Iraq's Compliance
• Youngest Sniper Survivor
• Hoops Hype: Believe It!
• Making a List: Gifts for Grownups
• Interview with Dr. Ann Webb

December 12, 2002

• Helping Children Sleep
• Interview with Jon Voight
• Israelis Warily Watch Iraqi Situation
• VX Investigation
• Inspectors Fan Out in Search of Forbidden Weapons
• Can Lott Survive?

December 11, 2002

• Apprehension and Boarding of North Korean Vessel
• Interview with Garth Whitty
• The Nuclear Option
• Stanford Plans on Stem Cell Research
• Interview with Harvey Levin
• In Iraq, Inspectors Fan Out
• Pete Rose Pushing for Hall of Fame Spot
• A Lott to Explain
• Hot Holiday Hangouts
• Poll Finds Confusion Regarding HRT
• 'The Sims' Go Online

December 10, 2002

• Iraq Documents Arrived at U.N. Sunday
• Silent Alarm
• Bush to Announce SEC Chairman
• Talk with Former U.N. Weapons Inspector
• Boston Area Priests Calling for Cardinal Law to Quit
• Iraq Irritated by Release of Unedited Document
• Benefits Outweigh Risk of Fish
• Interview with Janeane Garofalo
• Sweet Ideas of Gift Giving

December 09, 2002

• CNN Looks at Internal Look Exercise
• Hussein Calls for Kuwaitis to Rise Up
• Skinny Pill for Kids Dangerous
• United Airlines Files for Chapter 11 Protection
• United Bankruptcy Not Affecting Travelers Yet
• Bush to Nominate New Treasury Secretary
• U.N. Experts Examine Iraqi Report
• Weapons Inspectors Visit Baghdad Sites
• Interview With Lawrence Eagleburger
• Roone Arledge Funeral Today

December 06, 2002

• Interview with Harvey Levin
• Raided Company Possibly Financed by Saudi on Watch List
• Ryder Sentencing Today
• Four Killed in Gaza Strip Raid
• Iraqi Document Will Take Time to Process
• Interview With Former U.N. Weapons Inspector

December 05, 2002

• USS Harry Truman Heads for Persian Gulf
• Iraq Response to Inspections
• Former Weapons Inspector Discusses Iraq
• Smallpox Vaccine Controversial
• Interview with Lee Bandy
• Tips for Consumer Protection Online
• 'Celebrity Justice' Producer Discusses Whitney Houston Trial
• How Will Washington Prepare Nation for Smallpox Attacks?

December 04, 2002

• Inspectors Search for Weapons in Iraq
• Interview with Bill Nye

December 03, 2002

• Interview With Adel Al-Jubeir
• 'Newsweek' Reporter Discusses Saudi Arabia
• Virtual Combat Simulation Convention
• U.N. Inspectors View Presidential Site
• Another Cruise Ship Struck with Illness
• Low-speed Crashes Can Generate High Repair Bills
• Interview with Harvey Levin

December 02, 2002

• Iraq Confirms it has Tried to Procure Aluminum Tubes
• U.N. Inspectors Search Military-Industrial Complex Close to Central Baghdad
• Second Cruise Line Experiences Strange Stomach Virus at Sea
• Boston Archdiocese Rumored to be Considering Bankruptcy
• United's Woes, Airline May Seek Chapter 11 Protection
• Interview With Michael Miller
• Tips for Avoiding Identity Theft
• Figure Skater Scott Hamilton Discusses Cancer Web Site
• What Will Happen if the Boston Archdiocese Declares Bankruptcy?
• U.N. Inspectors Tour Plant in Baghdad
• Israeli and Kenya Working Towards Sorting Evidence form Hotel Bombing
• Couple Arrested on Suspicion of Involvement of Hotel Bombing Released

November 29, 2002

• Murders in L.A.
• On the Big Screen
• Worldwide Travel Caution
• Weapons Inspectors Say They're Getting Good Cooperation
• State Department: No Update to Worldwide Travel Caution
• Daily Dose
• Little League Sport
• Latest on Kenya Attacks
• Domestic Attacks in Israel Follow Kenya Violence
• Law Enforcement Perspective on Kenya Attacks
• Savvy Shopping

November 28, 2002

• United Nations Weapons Inspectors Fan Out for Second Day of Searches
• Weapons Inspectors Fan Out for Second Day of Searches

November 27, 2002

• Holiday Travel: Slowed by Snow?
• New Technology May Help Inspectors
• Hollywood Haps
• Sleepy Drivers Account for Many Accidents
• Interview with Paul McCartney
• Interview with Sam Gilliland

November 26, 2002

• U.N. Weapons Inspectors in Place
• Plan Shields Insurers from Catastrophic Losses
• Protect Yourself from Online Theft
• Return to Ozz
• New Arrests in Connection with Shoe Bomb Investigation
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Making Final Preparations
• Safe Cyber Shopping
• Daily Dose
• Semi-Homemade Holidays
• Playing It Safe

November 25, 2002

• Talk with Michael Weisskopf
• Celebrity Shockers
• Interview with Senator Richard Shelby
• Search for Weapons in Iraq
• Several Prominent Senators Questioning U.S. Ties to Saudi Arabia
• Protecting the Homeland
• Rowdy Fans
• Daily Dose: HIV and AIDS Awareness
• Big Hair Day on Broadway
• Inspectors Arrive as Baghdad Blasts Mission
• Interview With Richard Spertzel
• Buckeye Uprising

November 22, 2002

• President Bush Wraps Up Brief Meeting with Russian President
• Soaring Israeli-Palestinian Tensions
• Major U.S. Milestone in War on Terror
• Miss World Riots
• Iraq No-Fly Zone
• Westerfield Sentencing
• Best Holiday Travel Fares
• Could be Decisive Hour for David Westerfield
• Mystery Surrounding Murder of JFK Premise of New Play
• Things Getting Under Way in Courtroom in San Diego
• Cruise Authority President Discusses Illness at Sea
• NATO Vows to Stand Behind U.N. Iraq Resolution
• Virus Again Strikes Cruise Ship

November 21, 2002

• 2003's Hot Wheels
• U.S. Soldiers Shot in Kuwait
• Sea Sick
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Healthy Holiday Eating
• Bond: The Legacy
• American Missionary Killed in Lebanon
• Hamas claims responsibility for suicide bombing

November 20, 2002

• Bush Trying to Impress Upon NATO Leaders Need to Stand Strong Against Iraq
• High-Tech Supershow
• Fund-Raiser for Small Fries
• 'Daily Dose'
• Poetic Justice

November 19, 2002

• One of Two Convicts Who Escaped from Kentucky Detention Center in Police Custody
• Leaking Oil Tanker Split in Two This Morning
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Watching the View from Amman, Jordan
• Tiger's Take
• Oil Tanker Sinks
• First NATO Summit Behind Former Iron Curtain
• Democrats Fail to Strike 'Special Interests' from Bill
• Manhunt for Escapees
• Brady at His Best

November 18, 2002

• Advance Team of Weapons Inspectors Lands in Baghdad
• Tomorrow Deadline for Getting Thousands of Federal Screeners on Job
• Talk with Richard Butler
• Talk with Former El Al Chief Security Officer
• Three Terror Suspects Appeared in Court Today in London
• 'Daily Dose'
• Man in the Mirror
• Reinventing the Wheel

November 15, 2002

• New Terror Warning
• What About Harry?
• Crucial First Steps in Hunt for Weapons in Iraq
• King of Court
• Jack the Ripper Case Closed?
• Patches Popular for Many Medications
• Interview with Kelsey Grammer

November 14, 2002

• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Reaction from Egypt
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Reaction from Egypt
• House Leadership
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Genetics Have Role in Child's Intelligence
• Iraqis Relieved UN Resolution Accepted
• Weapons Inspectors Making Plans to Return to Iraq
• Important Announcement Today on Fate of Two Florida Boys
• House Democrats Busy Today Selecting Replacement for Minority Leader
• Sales Signs
• Terrorist Warning for U.S. Hospitals
• U.S. Forces React to Rising Tensions
• Author Discusses Keys to Smart Babies

November 13, 2002

• A Virtual Tour of the Executive Mansion
• Interview with Kermit the Frog

November 12, 2002

• At Least 70 Tornadoes Swirl Across Eastern U.S. During Outbreak
• Wine & Sanity
• U.S. Believes Iraq Has Ordered Atropine
• Who Is Dean Barkley?
• Salacious Scandal Surrounding Royal Family Appears to be Taking on Life of Its Own
• Robert Blake Murder Case
• Assessing Damage in Tennessee
• Scott Davis of Red Cross Discusses Tennessee Tornadoes

November 11, 2002

• Veterans Day, Arlington National Cemetery
• Donny Osmond Talks About New CD, 'Pyramid'
• Deadly Storms: At Least 35 Killed
• President Attends Veterans Day Ceremony at Arlington National Cometary
• More Nasty Allegations Feeding British Tabloids

November 08, 2002

• View From White House
• Virginia Prosecution Of Muhammad
• Interview with Rep. Linda Sanchez (D), Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D)
• Interview with Marcia Slacum Greene

November 07, 2002

• Paging Dr. Gupta: Hidden Dangers Lurking in Salmon
• Florida Snafu
• Bush Expected to Speak Today
• Add Two More Counts of Murder to Growing List of Charges Against Sniper Suspects
• It Does Not Appear Ryder Will Spend Time Behind Bars
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Fish Facts
• South Dakota Senate Race May Face Recount
• Winona Ryder To Be Sentenced December 6

November 06, 2002

• Interview with Arkansas Senator-Elect Mark Pryor
• Minding Your Business: Aboard the Target Boat

November 05, 2002

• Stuart Rothenberg Looks at Close Elections
• America Votes 2002: Florida Hopes to Avoid Snags That Marred Primary
• America Votes 2002: Most Expensive Senate Races
• For First Time, Al Qaeda Unit Hit Outside Afghanistan
• America Votes 2002: Curbside Voting
• U.S. Senate Race in Minnesota
• U.S. Senate Race in North Carolina
• Look at Florida Elections
• Sources: CIA Strike Kills Six Terror Suspects in Yemen
• Elections in Maryland
• Look at Prosecution's Top 10 List in Ryder Trial
• America Votes 2002: 34 Senate Seats at Stake Today

November 04, 2002

• Critical Debate for Senate Seat from Minnesota
• Races to Watch
• Race to Remember: Marla Runyan

November 01, 2002

• Sniper Suspects Linked to Killing in Montgomery, Alabama
• Democrats Racing Clock in Minnesota
• Winona Ryder Defense Begins Presenting Trial Today
• Look at Weekend Movies
• Diana's Butler Off the Hook
• Baton Rouge Police Investigate Sniper
• Italy Schoolhouse Death Toll at 27
• Ben Stein on How to Ruin Your Life
• Election 2002 Ballot Initiatives
• Rock, Roll & Redecorate
• Look at Election Technology

October 31, 2002

• Legal Perspective in Winona Ryder Trial
• Pumpkin Carving
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Battling Breast Cancer
• Sniper Suspects Update
• Mondale Back on Campaign Trail
• Police Investigating Shooting Death of Jam Master Jay
• Children Killed in Italian Earthquake
• Women Rule in Election 2002
• Master Carver Eyes Halloween Pumpkins

October 30, 2002

• Winona Could Face 3 Years if Convicted
• Book Looks at Love of First Couple
• Cash Instead of Candy
• Sniper Suspects, Latest Developments
• Replacing Wellstone
• Races for Governor
• Interview With Vietnam Rescuer
• Best Haunted Places in America

October 29, 2002

• A Look at 'Asthma Hotspots'
• Interview with Peter Goelz
• Screen Screams
• Sniper Suspects, Federal Charges
• University of Arizona Mourns
• America Votes: Senate Races
• Separated Twins Update: Doctors' Interview

October 28, 2002

• American Shot, Killed Outside Home in Jordan
• Interview with Kelly Ripa
• President Bush Keeping Pressure on U.N.
• Talk with Principal of Tasker Middle School
• Sniper Suspects: Close Encounters

October 25, 2002

• Alabama Authorities Announce Plans to File Capital Murder Charges
• In Moscow, Chechen Rebels Release Eight Children
• For First Time in Weeks, Residents in D.C. Area Going About Daily Activities Without Fear
• In Sniper Case, Devil is Now in Details
• Talk with Witness to Shooting in Montgomery, Alabama.
• Talk with Former FBI Profiler John Douglas
• Death Penalty Among Issues for Sniper Prosecutors
• U.S. Formally Put Version of New Resolution on Iraq Before Security Council
• Terrifying Ordeal for Hundreds Inside Moscow Theater

October 23, 2002

• How Should Parents Handle Discussion with Children About Sniper Attacks?
• Tracing the Path of the Sniper
• Sniper Attacks Disrupt Day-to-Day Life
• Sniper Attacks Make Headlines Around the World
• Sources: Sniper Seeking $10 Million
• Keeping Children Safe
• Interview With Don Clark
• Getting in, Getting Out
• Most World Internet Servers Downed Monday
• Diner Customers Discuss Sniper
• What to Tell Kids About Sniper
• Sniper on Loose: Message From Killer?
• Sniper On Loose: Talking to Sniper

October 18, 2002

• Interview with Kendall Coffey
• Friday: Day D.C. Shooter Usually Hits
• Hostages at School in Southwestern Germany
• Interview with Reggie Jackson
• Police Scour Grounds in Falls Church
• Atlantis Touches Down
• Interview with Janice Min
• Vatican Informs Bishops U.S. Church Plan for Dealing with Sex Abuse Confusing, Ambiguous
• Florida Woman Dying of Mad Cow
• No D.C. Sniper Intimidation

October 17, 2002

• American Hero: Interview With Wayne Alzraki
• White House: North Korea Acknowledges Secret Nuclear Weapons Program
• Noelle Bush Goes to Jail
• Columnist Discusses Real Estate Investing
• Look Inside Missile Alert Facility in Montana
• Saddam Hussein's Palaces May Harbor Weapons
• Sniper on the Loose: Talk with Judy Madden
• North Korea Secret Nukes
• Military's Role in Sniper Investigation
• Montana Missiles: 'Ace in Hole'

October 16, 2002

• One of Few Public Clues in Sniper Shootings Could Involve Michaels Craft Stores
• Look at Kurdish Minority in Iraq
• Sniper on the Loose: How Trained is the Sniper?
• Gun Control, Rights Advocates Join Forces
• Investigators Getting More Info on Sniper
• Talk to Gun Shop Owner in Kensington, Maryland
• President to Sign Congressional Resolution on Iraq
• Iraq's Referendum Meant To Send Strong Message to U.S.
• Pentagon Approves Military Surveillance Planes in Sniper Hunt
• President Bush Signs Resolution
• Sniper on the Loose: Police Draw Upon Eyewitness Accounts
• Baghdad Accuses Bush Administration of Seeking Blank Check to Invade Iraq

October 15, 2002

• Real Estate Expert Gives Mortgage Tips
• Talk with Ed Smart
• Discussion with Kenneth Pollack
• Look at Fear Factor in D.C. Area
• Al Qaeda Link to Indonesia Bombings?
• Sniper on Loose: Searching for Killer
• Scenes from Falls Church Shooting

October 14, 2002

• Quiet Weekend Making Way for Disquieting Work Week
• 'Sopranos' Snubbed
• Interview with Casey Jordan
• Ira Einhorn to Take Stand
• Officials Suspect Weekend Bombings in Bali May be Work of Al Qaeda
• Princess Diana's Butler on Trial
• Al Jazeera Says It's Received Signed Copy From Bin Laden Praising Attacks on Marines

October 11, 2002

• Police Link Manassas Killing to Sniper
• Administration Continues Push for Hussein Resolution

October 10, 2002

• Man Shot, Killed by Single Shot in Manassas, Virginia
• Breaking the Stigma of Mental Illness
• Both Houses Expected to Pass Resolution
• Local Reporter Discusses Public Reaction to Sniper
• No License Plate Number Noticed on Van
• Iraq's Prime Minister Insists They Have No Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Various Agencies Coordinating in Hunt for Sniper
• A Long Walk
• Did Sniper Attack Again?
• Einhorn's 25-Year Murder Mystery
• Senate Debates Iraq
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta': Interview With Dr. Philip Ninan
• Watching Your Speed

October 09, 2002

• Intelligence Officials Studying Audiotape Purporting to be Interview with Bin laden's Top Lieutenant
• Female Serial Killer Executed in Florida
• Twin Peaks and Valleys
• Interview with Howard Kurtz
• Robert Blake Goes Back to Court Today
• Pentagon Marine Attack Linked to Al Qaeda
• Police Comb Woods After Possible Sighting
• Hooking Up
• Blake to Be Given Bail Hearing
• Tough Guy's Soft Side
• Hope for Multiple Sclerosis
• Police Received Phone Call about Man in Woods

October 08, 2002

• Schoolkids Back in Class in Washington Area
• Bush's Iraq Speech Elicits Criticism, Support
• Clint Van Zandt: Shooter Likely to Strike Again
• Iraq Blasts Bush's Speech
• Authorities Processing Leads in Sniper Case
• Decision Expected in Case of Six Men in Buffalo Area
• Will Americans Respond to Bush Message?
• Will Inspectors be Allowed Access to Presidential Sites?
• Freeh Takes Hot Seat Before Panel
• Look at Guide for Picking Up Women
• Congress Holds Hearing on Ephedra
• Model Discusses Plus-size Fashion Doll

October 04, 2002

• Blix to Meet White House Officials
• John Walker Lindh Due in Court to Enter Guilty Plea
• Maryland Police Hunt Killer
• Kurdish Groups Meet
• Talk With Forensic Anthropologist
• Post-Lili, Louisiana in Shambles
• Interview with Peter Max
• 'Red Dragon' Opens
• Interview with Melina Kanakaredes

October 03, 2002

• Look at Science Behind Hurricanes
• Lili Brings Rain, Winds to Coastal Areas
• Inside Saudi Royal Family
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Congress Moves Toward Vote for Bush's Iraq Policy
• Lili Downgraded, But Still has Punch
• Senate Expected to Begin Debate on Possible Military Action Against Iraq
• Lili Makes Landfall

October 02, 2002

• Enron's Fastow Turns Himself In
• New Jersey Ballot Goes to Court
• Skull Found
• House Leaders, White House Agree on Resolution Language
• Milwaukee Beating
• Breast Exam Debate
• Hurricane Lili Could Bring Massive Storm Surge
• Interview with Jamie Foxx

October 01, 2002

• Still No Known Motive in Bus Attack
• Interview with Max Hillier
• Spy Arrest
• Iraqis, Inspectors Back at Table Today
• AOL Amber Alert
• Weapons Inspectors Finalize Talks With Iraqis in Vienna
• Cargo Hold
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Bring in Da Tap
• Who Will Fill Torricelli's Shoes: Bruce Springsteen?

September 30, 2002

• Ira Einhorn Trial
• Standstill on the Docks
• Interview with Judy Blume
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Could Soon Return to Iraq
• Lili Termed a Hurricane
• Murder Trial Begins for Ira Einhorn
• America West Pilots Expected in Court Today
• Expanding the Legacy
• Inside Saudi Arabia: Friend or Foe?

September 26, 2002

• Heart of a Champion
• Interview with Dr. Stephen Hinshaw
• President Bush, Lawmakers Met This Morning
• Allied Planes Hit Radar at Iraqi Airport
• First Ivory Coast Evacuees Leave
• Isidore Hits Southern States
• President Bush Hosting Bipartisan Gathering of Lawmakers at White House
• Tropical Storm Isidore Washes over Gulf Coast
• Link Between al Qaeda and Iraq
• Interview with Dr. David Harvey
• Democrats and Republicans War of Words

September 25, 2002

• Rumsfeld Puts Allies 'On Notice'
• Love and Luck
• U.S. Troops in Djibouti Shrouded in Secrecy
• Interview with Brandon Lofton
• Isidore Approaching Gulf Coast
• Showdown: Iraq; Senate Armed Services Committee Holds Hearing
• Kids in the Crossfire
• Interview with Ray Nagin
• Rescue at Sea: Alone and Adrift
• Resolution Wording
• Bracing for Isidore
• Blaze Near Los Angeles Threatens Homes
• Separating Boys, Girls in Public Classroom
• Latest News on Hurricane Isidore
• Eyeing Isidore; Interview With Max Mayfield
• Daschle Blasts Bush

September 24, 2002

• Isidore's Approach
• 09/11 Intelligence Hearing
• Iraq Responds to Blair Speech, Dossier
• U.S. Forces Called to Ivory Coast by U.S. Ambassador
• Reeve's Results
• U.S. Forces Land in Kuwait for Training
• Working Moms
• Alert Level Lowered from Orange to Yellow
• Russian Replaced as Miss Universe
• White House Praises British Resolve
• Look at 'Phoenix Memo' From FBI Agent
• Foreign Relations Committee Holds Closed-door Hearings
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Iraq Blasts British Report as 'Baseless'
• Iraq May Use Mobile Weapons Labs
• Blair, Bush Push for UN Action on Iraq
• White House: Dossier Offers 'Compelling Evidence' on Iraq
• Hurricane Warnings Issued for Gulf Coast
• Interview With British Foreign Secretary
• Lawmakers Look at Phoenix Memo, Moussaoui Case

September 23, 2002

• Bush in Trenton, New Jersey, Heading Up Fund-Raiser
• Israeli Forces Effectively Turn Arafat's Compound into Prison
• Max Mayfield Discusses Hurricane Isidore
• CDC Releases Guide to Possible Smallpox Vaccinations
• Interview With Andy Garcia
• Toogood to Be Arraigned Today
• Mother Caught on Tape Expected to Plead 'Not Guilty'
• Bush Speaks Against Hussein while Stumping in New Jersey
• Another Bailout for Airlines?
• In the Eye of Isidore
• Videotaped Mom Faces Child Abuse Arraignment
• Federal Plans being Assembled in Case of Smallpox Outbreak
• Probing the Eye of a Hurricane
• Buffalo Has String of 'Calamities'
• Talk With Art Buchwald
• Creeping Menace
• Mom to Plead Not Guilty to Child Felony Battery
• Iraq Debate on Capitol Hill
• Terror By Smallpox; Vaccination Plans
• Interfaith Listening
• Jewish Victim's Kidney Donated to Palestinian Girl
• Adelphia Execs Indicted on Conspiracy Fraud Charges

September 20, 2002

• Potential Terror Plot Exposed
• About Four Hours From Now, Hearing Resumes in Buffalo
• Interview with Yolanda Janczewski
• Caught on Tape
• Hurricane Isidore Turning Into Major Weather Event
• Monterey Jazz Festival Kicks Off
• Clint Eastwood Huge Supporter of Monterey Jazz Festival
• Damon Wayans Discusses Hit Show "My Wife and Kids"
• Bush Negotiates with Russian Ministers
• Did U.S. Help Create Saddam Hussein?
• Israeli Forces Destroy Most of Arafat's Compound
• Ride of His Life
• Hurricane Isidore: Sustained Winds Now Clocked at 105 MPH
• Police Looking for Child Abuse Suspect
• U.S. Sudanese Pilot May Have Plotted Attacks
• Abusive Mother's Family Not Cooperating with Police
• FBI, CIA Officials Testify on Capitol Hill
• Hurricane Isidore Striking Cuba
• Emmy Predictions
• Monterey Jazz Festival: The Men Behind the Music
• Highest Military Alert Issued Overseas
• Services in New York Nears End
• 9/11 Heroes: Joe Pfeifer
• FBI, CIA Agents Testify at Terrorism Hearing
• Buffalo Terror Suspects Seek Bail
• President Bush Meets with Top Russian Officials
• Interview with Olivia Bosch

September 19, 2002

• Suicide Bombing in Tel Aviv
• Congressional Inquiry Tells of Terror Warnings
• Sports Drinks Not Usually Necessary
• Lawyers for GE's Welches in Court Over Alimony
• Middle East Has Eyes on Palestinians, U.S., Iraq
• Latin Grammy Celebration Shatters Language Barrier
• Draft Iraq Resolution Released
• Congress Returns to 9/11 Investigation
• Bond Hearing Resumes Today For Buffalo Suspects
• 9/11: What Went Wrong
• In New York, Six Suspected Members of Terror Cell Could Go Free
• Interview with Dr. Walter Thompson
• Interview with Vern Yip
• Singapore Says Terror Suspects Tied to al Qaeda
• Men Accused of New York Terror Cell Get Defense
• Interview with Julianne Malveaux, Armstrong Williams

September 18, 2002

• Intelligence Community Report Released
• Bush Met with Congressional Leaders Over Breakfast
• U.S. Forces Massing in Djibouti
• Americans Split on Iraq Invasion
• U.S. Seeks New U.N. Resolution on Iraq
• Congress Reviews Pre-9/11 Intelligence
• Policy Protest
• Vaccine Shortfall May Leave Some Children at Risk
• Investigators Continue Buffalo Terror Probe
• U.S. to Push for U.N. Resolution on Iraq
• Congress Investigates Pre-9/11 Intelligence

September 17, 2002

• Interview With Megan Mullally
• Bush Remains Skeptical About Iraq
• Westerfield Jury Does Sudden About Face
• Morality and the Mob
• Arrested Al Qaeda Militant May be Pearl Killer
• White House Skeptical of Iraqi Offer
• Short on Shots
• Westerfield Formal Sentencing in November
• Feds Pump Arrestees for al Qaeda Info
• A History Lesson
• Glover Takes Up Welfare Cause
• Weapons Inspectors Ready to Return to Iraq
• Terror Investigation Continues in Buffalo
• Interview with Toni Blake
• Santa Cruz City Hall to Protest Pot Raid
• Iraq Invites U.N. Sleuths Without Conditions
• Interview with Brian Jenkins; Intelligence to Be Released Tomorrow

September 16, 2002

• N.Y. Authorities Arrest Six Suspected of Having Ties to Al Qaeda
• Saudis Say U.S. May Use Bases Under U.N. Authority
• Blind Runner Achieves Success: Step By Step
• Interview with Linda Jeter
• In Upstate New York, Authorities Shatter Alleged Terror Cell
• Deliberations Continue in Westerfield Trial
• Key Al Qaeda Operative Says Southeast Asia Hotbed of Terrorist Activity
• 'Forbes' Reporter Discusses List of Wealthiest Americans
• Pakistani Officials Turn Suspect Over to U.S.
• Look at Possible New Afghan Resistance Leader
• U.S. Authorities Have Taken Custody of Ramzi Binalshibh
• Suspected Terror Cell Busted in Buffalo
• Bush Administration Rallying Support on Iraq
• Prince Harry To Take up His Mother's Torch

September 13, 2002

• Bush Back in D.C. Following Africa Talks
• Hearing Postponed in Noelle Bush Drug Case
• Protesters March at DOJ; Interview with Frank Newport

September 12, 2002

• Ceremony Held at Arlington for 9/11 Pentagon Victims
• Bush Makes Case Against Hussein to UN
• Bush Tells World Leaders and Delegates Saddam Hussein Poses a Threat
• Interview with Charles Duelfer
• World Reaction to Bush Speech; Interview with Azizah Al-Hibri
• Bush Makes Clear How to Avoid War With Iraq
• Doubts Among Afghans
• Pentagon Victims Honored at Arlington Ceremony
• Reno Has Not Yet Conceded
• Bin Laden's Lieutenant Accused of Being Major Planner of 09/11 Attacks

September 10, 2002

• Noelle Bush Investigated
• Christopher Reeve Regains Some Movement in Fingers
• Homeland Security Makes Progress, Has Problems
• Reeve's Recovery
• Interview with Bruce Hoffman
• Pastor Discusses Book 'Where Was God on September 11?'
• Widow of New York Firefighter Discusses Work Helping Others
• Interview with Rosalynn Carter
• San Diego Jury Deciding Punishment for David Westerfield Begins Fifth Day
• Interview With Actor Heath Ledger
• Professor Discusses Muslim Extremism

September 09, 2002

• Remembering 09/11: Look at Collapse of Two Towers
• Interview with Howard Chua-Eoan
• U.S., Philippines Trying to Uncover Embassy Bomb Plot
• Discussion With Authors of 'Women at Ground Zero'
• Bush Tries to Enlist Canadian Help
• British Think Tank Releases Report on Iraq's Weapons
• Arafat's Address
• Westerfield Jury Resumes Deliberations
• 09/11 Security
• Jurors Back at Work in Westerfield Trial
• Saddam and the Bomb
• Arafat Speaks Before Council
• Day Four of Deliberations in Penalty Phase of Westerfield Trial
• Interview with James Glanz
• Bush Meets with Chretien
• Interview With Scott Ritter
• Universal Studio's Kongfrontation on Final Ride

September 06, 2002

• Congress Convenes in NYC Next Hour
• Jury About to Begin Deliberations in Case of Two Youngsters Accused of Killing Dad
• Interview With Majority Leader Tom Dacshle
• Gavel Drops at Top of Hour When Congress Convenes at New York's Federal Hall
• Interview with Dr. Nadine Kaslow
• Bloodshed in Afghanistan
• Building the Case Against Saddam
• Congress Holds Special Session in New York
• Interview with Jerrold Nadler
• National Plan for Cybersecurity
• Jury Handed Case of Two Boys Charged With Beating Father to Death
• ID Cards Get Smarter
• How Should Afghan Government Solidify Control?
• A Win for Wildlife
• Congress Convenes in New York
• Trial of Boys Accused of Beating Father to Death in Jury
• Martha Stewart Probe
• Airlines Get Tough
• Bonds Away
• Bush Drumming Support with Allies

September 05, 2002

• Arab League Declares Unity Against Attack
• One Murder, Two Trials
• Helping Kids Cope
• Olympic Massacre
• 62 Percent of Americans Do Not Support War
• Interview With Secretary-General of Arab League
• Iraq Would Embrace Weapons Inspectors
• Brothers on Trial
• Life or Death?
• One King Brother Rests Case
• Jury Deliberations Resume in Westerfield Trial
• Assassination Against Afghan President Averted
• Congressional Debate Heating Up over Iraq
• White House Reverses Decisions on Cockpit Guns
• Chicago's Uptown Theater to See Heavy Renovations
• Interview with Heather Kahn

September 04, 2002

• Rock, Roll & Wrinkles
• Bush Begins Campaign Aimed at Rallying World Around U.S. Policy of Regime Change in Iraq
• Westerfield Jury May Begin Penalty Deliberations Today
• California Burning
• Smallpox Terror Decision Due
• President Meeting With Congressional Leaders on Iraq
• Former Investigator Discusses Hunt for Baton Rouge Serial Killer
• Keiko Swims From Iceland to Norway
• Interview With "Reading Rainbow" Host Levar Burton
• Interview with Deborah Gibson
• WorldCom Execs Arraigned Today
• Searching for a Killer
• Attacking Spam
• Bush to Seek Congressional Support
• Teen Brothers on Trial for Killing Father
• CDC Now Tracking 60 Blood Donors for Possible West Nile
• Survivors Discuss Pentagon Attack
• Interview with Doug Laird
• Afghans Still Waiting for Aid

September 03, 2002

• Group of Senators Proposing Amber Alert System be Implemented Nationwide
• Space Training Halted for Bass
• Hoop Dreams Versus Reality
• Ladysmith Begins Cleanup
• Hunt for Osama
• Contestant Pool on 'American Idol' Dwindles to Two
• Sentencing Resumes for Van Dam's Killer
• McDonald's to Change to Healthier Oil
• Homesick 8-year-old Runs Away in Truck
• Interview with Dean Meyer
• Idol Worship
• Oakland A's Tie Record for Consecutive Wins
• Congress Back in Session
• Open Up and Say AHHH!
• Van Dam Killer's Trial in Penalty Phase
• Westerfield Penalty Phase Resumes
• Search for Meaning
• McDonald's to Use Healthier Oil for Fries
• Interview with Helen Whitney, Part II

September 02, 2002

• Interview with Rachel Nichols
• No Support from Pakistan in Conflict Against Iraq
• South Korea Recovering from Typhoon Rusa
• Can Organ and Blood Donors Transmit West Nile Virus?
• School Daze: Handling that Transition
• Interview with John Challenger
• Wildfire Burns in Angeles National Forest
• New Catholic Cathedral Opens Today
• Pakistan Won't Aid U.S. In Attack Against Iraq
• CDC Probes West Nile Organ Link
• Interview with Marc Siegel
• Interview with Mitch Morrison
• CDC Investigating Possible West Nile Spread Through Transplants
• Pakistan Will Not Support Action Against Iraq
• Administration Feels International Debate Premature
• Cathedral Dedication Ceremony Gets Underway
• Interview with Ed Gilliland
• 'TIME' Photographer Discusses 9/11 Book
• Gay Men Discuss 'New York Times' Announcement of Civil Union

August 30, 2002

• On the Big Screen
• Anthrax Investigation Returns to Florida
• Fans Await Possible Baseball Strike
• Baseball Players Arrive for New Season
• Dissent Within Bush Administration over Military Action Against Iraq Reaches Top
• With First Game Hours Away, Baseball Talking Strike
• Wing Fling
• FBI Reenters Site of First Anthrax Fatality
• Diana's Crash Five Years Past

August 29, 2002

• Kendall Coffey Discusses Skakel Sentencing
• E-Z Shop
• Learning Disabilities
• Look at MTV Video Music Awards
• In the Strike Zone
• Interview with Ellen Fein, Sherrie Schneider
• Kennedy Cousin Sentencing
• Cases of Kidnapped, Missing Children Dominate Headlines
• Interview with Dr. Sheldon Horowitz
• Doctors Answer Viewer E-mail About Learning Disabilities
• Safety in the Skies?
• Interview with Nia Vardalos
• Attorney Discusses Skakel Sentencing
• Baseball Hits Bottom of the Ninth
• AAA: Americans Getting Back to Flying
• Interview with Bob Grimes
• Sony Rolls Out Internet Adapter for PlayStation
• Today's Baseball Games Get Underway
• Americans Willing to Pay More for Aviation Security

August 28, 2002

• Westerfield Trial Into Penalty Phase
• Search for a Superstar
• Judge May Lean Towards Heavier Sentence in Skakel Trial
• Iran Not Taking Kindly to U.S. Intelligence Report Claiming Al Qaeda There
• Tyra Banks Discusses Camp
• New Child Safety Seat System to Save Lives
• California Authorities Still Have No Motive in Abduction of 9- Year-Old Boy
• Skakel in Court
• Interview with Ilyce Glink
• Defense Attorney Discusses Skakel Sentencing
• Defense Attorney Robert Grimes Discusses Westerfield Sentencing
• Skakel Sentencing Hearing Under Way
• 'Faces of Ground Zero': Katrina Marino

August 27, 2002

• Advance Team Enters AMI Building
• Oregon City Prosecutor Expected to File Charges Against Weaver Soon
• Detroit Prisoner Exonerated by DNA
• More Benefits to Morning Coffee Than Just Getting You Up
• Oregon City Grieves
• Officials Believed Hijacking Was Under Way on Plane
• Cheating 101
• Yosemite Killer Convicted
• Bully Pulpit
• FBI to Use New Techniques in AMI Building
• Weaver Family Has History of Brutal Killings
• Police Will Leave up Security Fence Memorial to Slain Oregon Girls
• U.S. Testing Russian-Made Substance to Kill Anthrax
• Look at Soft Drinks, Student Health
• How Safe is Your Old Microwave?
• Bush Meets with Saudi Ambassador
• Mail, Telemarketing Fraud Costs Americans $40 Billion Annually
• Feminist Discusses Glass Ceiling in Media
• Photographer Encourages Reading through Digitally Enhanced Books
• Student, College President Discuss Program to Bring Afghan Students to U.S. to Study
• President Bush Meets With Saudi Prince
• Reporter Discusses Bigamy Conviction
• School Soda Ban
• Bush, Saudi Prince to Talk
• Two Oregon Girls' Remains Identified
• Officials to Enter Attacked AMI Building
• Fed Airport Screeners on Job
• L.A. Schools May Ban Soda

August 26, 2002

• Site of Fatal Anthrax Infection Back Under Microscope
• Autopsy Could Confirm Second Body as Ashley Pond
• Anthrax Probe Has Led FBI Back to American Media Building
• President Bush Getting More Advice on Wisdom of Attacking Iraq
• Major League Baseball Days Away From Strike Deadline
• Time to Gear Up For Fall Movies
• Bush's Legal Aides Say Congressional Approval Not Necessary
• Interview with Col. James Huggins
• In Afghanistan, U.S. Troops Reporting Mixed Success From Biggest Operation in Five Months
• Search Continues in Site Where Missing Oregon Girl's Body Was Found
• Attempt to Separate Conjoined Twins on Hold Until Father Arrives
• Baseball Players, Team Owners Still Meeting
• Interview with Madeleine Nash
• Remains Found Could Be of Second Missing Oregon Teenager
• FBI to Resume Anthrax Investigation in Florida
• Accused Biomedical Expert Accuses FBI of Unethical Procedures in Investigation.
• Reporter Discusses Innocent Man Freed After 17 Years in Prison
• Second Set of Human Remains in Oregon May Be Missing Teenager
• Woman Held for Carrying Loaded Gun Onto Commuter Flight
• President Considering Military Options in Iraq

August 23, 2002

• Terror on Tape: Closer Look at What's on the Tapes in Total
• Hundreds of Protesters Outside Hotel Where Mr. Bush Attended Fund-Raiser
• Police Tensions in Minneapolis
• In Florida, Huge Grasshoppers Causing Lot of Concern
• Widow Discusses Husband's Suicide After Taking Anti-malaria Drug
• Look at Movie 'Simone'
• Almost One Million Workers Try to Stem Flooding in China
• 10 Years Ago, Hurricane Andrew Roared Toward South Florida Shore
• Terror Tapes Received through Afghan Contact
• Interview With Julie Foudy
• Interview with Cyndi Barrington
• Terrorism Experts Say Collection of Al Qaeda Tapes Show Group's Global Reach
• CNN Reporters Answer Viewer E-mails About al Qaeda Videos
• Between Now and Tomorrow, Bush Will See an Awful Lot of California
• Dongting Lake Threatens to Burst Levees
• A Hit Show Takes a Hit
• Look at Video Game Football
• West Nile Confirmed in 37 States
• Getting the Message
• Girl Groups Get Stamp of Approval
• Bush Raises Money for Simon in California
• Totem Tribute
• 'People' Film Reviewer: Weekend Picks
• Tapes Show al Qaeda's Media Savvy
• Ten Years Have Passed Since Hurricane Andrew
• Chinese Officials Bracing for More Evacuations

August 22, 2002

• Westerfield Jurors to Enter Penalty Phase Next Week
• Possible West Nile Case in Georgia
• Sen. Hutchison: Amber Alert Should Go Nationwide
• Mary Lou Retton Taking on New Challenge
• Dame Judi Drenched
• Tape Shows Portable Terror
• Interview with Toni Blake
• Lee Ann Womack is Country Music's Association's Female Vocalist of the Year
• Where is West Nile Virus?
• Interview with Dr. Ronald Klatz
• Mazen Al-Najjar Deported
• In Nation's Capital, Dozens of Black Farmers Rallying in Washington
• Chinese Fight Lake Floodwaters
• California Has Tremendous Death Row Backlog
• Discussion With Consultant for U.S. Government on Terror Tactics And Bomb Making
• Gruesome Discovery on Remote Southern Island in Western Philippines
• West Nile Virus Worsens Still
• Common Sense Makes Big Difference in How You Age
• Interview with James Loy
• Behind the Curve
• Interview with Scott Adams

August 21, 2002

• Interview with Maj. Stephen Langford
• Al Qaeda Was Training for Urban Combat
• West Nile Virus to Worsen by Month's End
• Former Enron Executive Agrees to Plead Guilty
• Bush Meets With Top Brass to Discuss Military Spending
• Grief, Shock Over Murders of Holly Wells, Jessica Chapman Turns to Anger
• Kopper's Sentence Depends on His Usefulness to Authorities
• More on Training Tapes and What They Reveal
• Analysis of Al Qaeda Training Tapes
• In Miami, Florida, Officials Find What May be Achilles Heel of Homeland Security
• Summer Camp Caters to Children of 9/11 Victims

August 20, 2002

• White House Reaction to Terror Tapes
• Media Examines Terror Tapes
• In Atlanta, Two Liberal African-American Women Locked in Desperately Close Race
• Interview with Douglas Easterbrook
• Tape Offers Inside View of Terror Network
• Leads Scarce in Virginia Girl's Whereabouts
• U.S. Planned, Called Off Attack on Iraqi Weapons Site
• Police Quiet About Evidence Inside Short Home
• Infant Ripped From Carriage, Killed by Black Bear
• In Texas, 70 Exposed to Unknown White Powder
• 'Princeton Review' Editor Discusses Best Schools
• Look at Bin Laden and His Forces
• Ring Tones Can Express Personality
• Bin Laden Rallies Followers in Videos
• West Nile Researchers Uncover Flawed Gene in Mice
• Martha Stewart Faces Document Deadline
• U.S. Aborts Plot Against Iraqi Weapons Site
• NEA Web Site Debate

August 19, 2002

• Terror on Tape: Some Information on Tapes Government Already Knew
• Virginia Kidnapping Case Still Baffling Investigators
• In Europe, Surging Rivers Leave Trail of Death and Destruction
• New York Releases Report on Response to 9/11 Attacks
• Fears Serial Killer on Loose in Baton Rouge Area
• Frustrating Search For Jennifer Short Takes Police to Pond Near Virginia Home
• In Germany, Soldiers, Civilians, Emergency Crews Frantically Trying to Keep Out Waters
• Bush to Hold Meeting on Defense
• Can They Keep Players on the Field?
• "Terror on Tape": Chemical Tests
• Pope Wraps Up Four-Day Visit to Poland
• New York's Mayor to Hold News Conference
• Serial Killer May be Near LSU Campus
• International Effort to Fix a Broken Heart
• Caution on Campus
• In Danielle Van Dam Case, Jurors Have Been at It For Over a Week
• Analyzing al Qaeda's Chemical Tests
• In Germany, Government Announces It's Delaying Planned Tax Cut to Help Cover Damage Caused by Floods
• Al Qaeda Tapes Show Chemical Testing
• White House Official Calls Tapes 'Visual Confirmation'
• Study finds Room for Improvement in NYPD, FDNY
• Feds to Search Counterterrorism Training School Today
• Affidavit: Guns Found in Virginia Couple's Home

August 16, 2002

• Massive Search Fanning Out Across Virginia For Missing 9-Year- Old
• Charles 'Andy' Williams Gets 50 Years
• Interview with Peter Guralnick
• Tiger Woods Could Nail Third Major of Season
• Talk With Man Who Met Elvis at Nixon White House
• Interview with Rick Schmidlin
• Authorities Continue to Search for Clues in Virginia Abduction
• Eastern German City of Dresden Under Siege by Floodwaters
• Colorado Animals Test Positive for West Nile
• Pope John Paul II Due to Land in Beloved Homeland of Poland
• Interview with Bob Grimes
• Baseball Talks Strike Deadline
• West Nile Virus Expanding Its Reach
• Water Level Hit All-Time High in Dresden, Germany
• Commemorating 25th Anniversary of Elvis' Death at Graceland
• Cosmetic Surgery Soars Among Retirees
• Pope Arrives in Native Poland
• Nationwide Search For 9-Year-Old Virginia Girl
• Graceland Hosts Candlelight Vigil
• West Nile Worsens
• Ephedra, Metabolife at Center of Criminal Investigation
• Justice Department Looks at Metabolife
• Rape Suspect Allegedly Knows What Happened to Two Oregon Girls
• MLB: A Called Strike?
• Dresden's Record Flood Yet to Peak
• Rain Fails to Dampen Elvis Vigil
• Interview with Robert Gordon

August 15, 2002

• Trafficant's Ohio Constituents Give Unusual Show of Support
• Texas Kidnapper Likely Trying to Fill Need
• Patient Left on Operating Table Speaking Out
• Floodwaters in Dresden, Germany Continue to Rise
• Look Back at Elvis Through His Pictures
• Shoe Designer, Celebrities Teaming Up to Raise Money for Breast Cancer Research
• Interview with Dr. David Borenstein
• In Europe, Record Flooding Forces Largest Evacuation Since WWII
• Former Atlanta Area Sheriff to be Sentenced Today
• Former Texas Prison Guard Arraigned on Charges She Snatched Month-Old Girl
• Dresden In Line of Flood Wave
• Accused Texas Baby Snatcher Arraigned
• Police: Motive 'Hazy' in Girl's Kidnapping
• Former Sheriff to be Sentenced
• Interview with Alfredo Azula
• FDA Approves New Antidepressant Drug
• Dresden Fearing Flood Peak
• Baby Snatcher Arraigned

August 14, 2002

• Government Taking Closer Look at Hormone Replacement Therapy
• Interview with Todd Morgan
• In Zimbabwe, Battle Over Land Heating Up
• Talk With Dennis Quaid
• Interview With Christina Christian
• Pentagon Considering Sending Inspectors to Iraq to Investigate Fate of Missing Pilot
• Still No Motive Behind Cortez Abduction
• Interview with Karen Wilkison
• FBI Hitting Streets Around Princeton, New Jersey With Photo in Anthrax Investigation
• Missing Girl Found, But Case Not Closed
• Florida's Child Welfare Chief Out
• European Floods Force Prague to Face Toughest Day in Centuries
• Interview with Joann Donnellan
• Interview with Jeannie Schulz
• Woman Arrested as L.A. Girl Found
• Florida Child Welfare Chief Quits
• Florida's Child Welfare Head Resigns
• Drenched Prague Fears Surge
• How Does Media Decide Which Child Abduction Cases to Cover?
• Worst Flood in 200 Years Ravaging Prague
• IBM Announces Layoffs
• Flood Heavily Damages Historic Prague
• Flood Waters Threaten Historic Dresden
• Interview With Bob Stuber
• Motive Unclear in California Abduction
• Photo Worth A Thousand Words?

August 13, 2002

• Bush Arrives at Forum; Interview with Ron Brownstein
• Police Continue to Search Lake for Little Girl
• Diocese of San Jose Working to Restore Faith in Church
• European Floods Kill 76
• Bush Bringing Together Blue-Chip Execs, Blue-Collar Joes For Talk About Economy
• Nicolas Cage, Lisa Marie Presley Marry in Supersecret Ceremony
• 'Brown Cloud' Taking Huge Toll on Human Health in Asia
• India Arie Discusses Work
• President Bush in Texas at Economic Forum
• Prague Dealing With Massive Flooding
• If U.S. Moves Against Saddam Hussein, It'll Find Eager Allies Among Kurds
• California Sounds Amber Alert for 4-year-old Girl
• Beer No Better for Health than Other Drinks
• Columnists Debate Bush Economic Forum
• Bumpy Week For Commercial Airlines

August 12, 2002

• Golden Gate to Come Off Alert; Interview with Mary Currie
• Major League Baseball's Players Likely Setting New Strike Date
• U.S. Airways Files for Bankruptcy
• Interview with Renny Roker
• Officials Plan to Reduce State of Alert at Golden Gate Bridge Today
• MLB Could be Heading Into Strike Zone
• Interview with Bill Faria, Josh Kampf
• Elvis Fans Flocking to Memphis
• Jurors Back Deliberating Case Against David Westerfield
• Baseball Players' Union Likely to Set Strike Date
• Fertility Clinic in Kentucky Just Months Away From Cloning Human Baby
• Air Traffic Controllers' Tales of 9/11
• U.S. Allies Square Off in Afghanistan
• Looming Threat of Baseball Strike
• Bush to Host Forum Tomorrow
• Air Traffic Controllers Talk About 9/11
• Great Deal of Talk About Role of Special Forces in Hunt For Al Qaeda Leaders
• Iraq Gives Reporters Tour of Factory
• President Planning Economic Summit in Texas
• Interview with Peter Newcomb
• Reporter Discusses Baseball Strike

August 09, 2002

• Financial Disaster at WorldCom at Least Twice as Bad as Previously Reported
• Westerfield Jurors Go Back to Deliberations
• Surgeon in Massachusetts Accused of Checking Out Hospital in Middle of Surgery
• Surgeon Suspended for Cashing Check During Surgery
• Samuel L. Jackson Teams Up With Vin Diesel in Action Thriller 'XXX'
• West Nile Virus Worse Than Ever
• International Child Pornography Ring Broken Up
• Jury in van Dam Murder Trial Continues Deliberations
• Interview With 'Signs' Director M. Night Shyamalan
• Customs Announces Breakup of Child-Molesting and Pornography Ring
• Interview With Tom Clancy
• Jury Deciding Westerfield's Fate
• Avila to be Arraigned Today
• Federal Government Beefing Up Aid to Fight West Nile Virus
• Some Amusement Parks Struggling to Attract Customers, Others Doing OK
• U.S., Afghan Officials Trying to Determine Whether Huge Explosion Accident or Act of Terror
• WorldCom to Restate Even More Earnings
• In Washington, Administration Officials Meeting With Iraqi Opposition Groups
• Scientific Evidence Crows Smarter Than Anyone Thought Possible
• Defense Attorney Discusses van Dam Murder Trial
• Not Guilty Plea on Part of Alejandro Avila
• State, Defense Depts. Host Iraqi Opposition Leaders
• Martha Stewart's Friend in Touch with Investigators

August 08, 2002

• Baseball Players Agree to be Tested for Illegal Steroid Use
• Jurors Resume Deliberations in Case That Could Redefine Legal Responsibility
• Medical Entomologist Discusses Mosquito Repellents
• Deliberations Expected to Begin Today in Trial of David Westerfield
• First of Kind Drunken Driving Case in Hands of New Jersey Jury Today
• Storm Experts Backpedaling on Forecast
• Doctors, Family Optimistic About Twins
• Administration Officials Meet With Palestinian Leaders
• Answers to Questions About Formerly Conjoined Twins
• Researcher Discusses Crop Circles
• In New Jersey, Jurors Back Deliberating Case That Could Redefine 'Legal Responsibility'
• Interview with Jerry Oppenheimer
• Jurors in San Diego Could Soon Begin Deliberating Fate of David Westerfield
• Look at What It's Like to Have West Nile Virus
• Israel Sweeps through Gaza for Arrests
• Microsoft Once Again Settles With Government
• America, Iraq Consider Talks, War
• For First Time Ever, MLBPA Players Agree to be Tested for Steroids
• Jurors Deliberate Case of Friend Who Let Friend Drive Drunk
• Prosecution Completes Rebuttal in Danielle Van Dam Case
• Interview with James Hughes
• 'At the Movies'
• White House Unconcerned by Iraqi Threats

August 07, 2002

• West Nile Claims Fifth Person; Interview with Cathy Schemp
• In Deadly Drunken-Driving Accident, Can Friend Be Held Responsible?
• Interview With Mariel Hemingway
• Twins Recovering from Hours of Surgery
• How Do You Make It in Music Business?
• Jury May Be Getting Case Today in Trial of David Westerfield
• Doctors Hoping Twins Will be Interacting by Tomorrow
• Mayor Discusses Fertilizer Shed Fire
• L.A. Twins Could Pave Way for Egyptian Conjoined Twins
• Closing Arguments Under Way in Trial of David Westerfield
• Attorney Making Animated Plea to Jury in Defense of David Westerfield
• Residents Take Precautions Against Mosquitoes
• Health Officials Warning This Could be Beginning of Nation's Worst Outbreak of West Nile Virus
• Health Official Discusses Chicagoland West Nile Affliction
• Questions Answered About West Nile Virus
• Interview with John Trager

August 06, 2002

• Closing Arguments Due in Van Dam Murder Trial
• Latest on Conjoined Twins Recovering From Surgery
• Interview with Dr. Michael Karpf
• Next Month, Nation to Stop to Remember 09-11
• Crime Reporter Discusses Baton Rouge Murders
• Bush to Begin Vacation
• Interview with Alonzo Washington
• Navy Dive Chief Discusses Raising of Monitor's Turret
• Twins Conjoined at Head Fine After Separation
• New York to Have Simple, Powerful Remembrance of 9/11
• Closing Arguments Expected to Begin in Van Dam Murder Trial
• Twin Girls Now in Separate Beds
• Mother of Girl in Pledge of Allegiance Battle Goes Against Dad
• N.Y. Officials Announce Plans to Mark First Anniversary of Terror Attacks
• High Level Meetings Held Between Palestinians, Israelis
• Bush Has Full Schedule Before Month Off
• Interview with John Hightower
• Conjoined Twins Were Developing as Normally as Possible
• Series of Hacking Attempts Launched Today
• New Self-motivation Exercise Unveiled: Fire Walking

August 05, 2002

• Court Hearing For Two America West Pilots Accused of Operating Aircraft Intoxicated
• In Chicago, Bond Hearing Scheduled For Seventh Man Charged in Fatal Mob Attack
• Interview with Ron Brownstein
• Talk With Author of 'Hip Hotels'
• Billie Jean King Discusses Women in Sports
• In Pennsylvania's Coal Country, Bush Doing a Little Mining
• Interview with Peter Greenberg
• Navy Divers Work to Raise USS Monitor
• Surgeons in L.A. Focus on Twin Baby Girls Born Joined at Top of Head
• Court May Make Example of Ex-Pilots
• No Bond For Six Defendants in Van Crash Beatings That Left Two Dead in Chicago
• Look at Thrills of Skydiving
• Interview with Andrew Kohut
• In Pennsylvania, President Continuing to Talk Up Economy
• Prosecutors Plan to Announce Today Whether They'll Seek Death Penalty Against Alejandro Avila
• U.N. Replies to Iraqi Letter
• Suicide Bomber Misfires
• Man Survives Vicious Cougar Attack
• Louisiana Health Secretary Discusses West Nile Outbreak

August 02, 2002

• FBI Agents Look at Former Researcher's Apartment
• Two Teenagers Rescued Who Were Kidnapped at Gunpoint
• In Southern California, Police Arrive in Nick of Time to Rescue Two Kidnapped Girls
• Kidnapped California Girls Safe
• Law Testifies in Open Court
• Despite Search Warrant, No Arrests in Sight in Anthrax Probe
• Two Fires Have Burned About 200,000 Acres
• Police Say Alert System Instrumental in Finding Kidnapped Girls
• Southwest Oregon Top Priority of Firefighters in Country
• Interview with Joann Donnellan
• Safety Report Says Equipment Used by Britain's Army Not Up to Standards
• Look at 'Beep-Ball'
• Rumsfeld Wants Tougher Approach to al Qaeda
• White House Says Iraq Policy Unchanged
• Former Weapons Inspector Discusses Iraqi Pledge for Access
• Blake Defense Has Tape of Phone Conversation
• Shuttle Fleet Expected to Fly Again in September
• Interview with Isaac Julien

August 01, 2002

• Five Americans Among Those Killed Yesterday in Mideast Attack
• President Bush Meeting With Jordan's King Abdullah
• Blazes in Southwestern Part of Oregon Designated Top Firefighting Priority
• Ticket Sales Down for Flights on 9/11
• Baton Rouge Police Hunt for Killer
• Bookings Down on 09/11
• Hebrew University Campus Remains Saturated With Grief and Shock
• Rumsfeld Wants New Plans for Overthrow of Saddam
• Baton Rouge Police Seek Serial Killer
• Baton Rouge Killer at Large
• Interview with Ann Scofield
• Police Search for Kidnapped Girls in California
• WorldCom Execs Released on Bail
• Study Reaffirms Benefit of Mammograms

July 31, 2002

• When Politicians Go to Prison
• Police in Chicago Trying to Sort Details of Grisly Scene
• Discussion of Possible U.S. Attack on Iraq
• Interview with Robert Wagner
• In Jerusalem, Explosion Tears Through Crowded Cafeteria at Hebrew University
• Team Chosen to Design Permanent Memorial to Princess Diana
• Indication Al Qaeda Changing Tactics Post-9/11
• AOL Time Warner under Justice Department Scrutiny
• Interview with Earl Christian, Nick Cewe
• In Louisiana, Hunt on For Serial Killer
• Twenty-Seven Major Wildfires Burning in Nine States
• 7 Killed in Jerusalem Attack
• In Louisiana, Police Hunt for Serial Killer
• Whales Perform Ritual in Sydney Harbor
• Hearings Examine Threat Saddam Poses; View From Streets of Iraq
• Palestinian Authority Condemning Bold Terrorist Attack at Hebrew University
• AOL Stock Down After Justice Opens Investigation
• Senate Rejects Prescription Drug Benefit for Medicare
• Delegation Returns to Cuba from Canada
• 'TV Guide' Tipping Hat to Cartoon Characters
• Debate Continues on Possible U.S. Attack on Iraq
• Hamas Claims Responsibility for Blast
• Bush Condemns Attacks, Vows to Focus on Peace

July 30, 2002

• Second Day in Row Pilot Whales Beach Themselves
• Interview With Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
• Springsteen Holds Free Concert in New Jersey
• Investigators Going Over Data Recorders and Examining Track Where Amtrak Derailed
• Look at What It May be Like to be Trapped in Mine
• Study: Exercising Outside on Hot, Hazy Days Can Be Hazardous
• Ben & Jerry's Under Fire
• Afghan Authorities Arrest Suspected al Qaeda With Explosives
• Not Looking Good For Whales Who Beached Themselves For Second Straight Day
• Interview with Conner, Robin Mitchell
• Bruce Springsteen Releases New CD
• Animal Experts Fear Whales May be Ill
• Detention of bin Laden Body Guards Suggests His Death
• Springsteen to Launch into Nationwide Tour
• President Bush Signs into Law Sweeping Corporate Reform Bill
• NTSB Investigates Amtrak Accident
• 'Inside the Vatican' Editor on Pope's Guatemala Trip
• Cubans Seek Asylum in Canada
• Van Dam Murder Trial Resumes
• Airline Bankruptcy Leaves Passengers Stranded
• 'The Boss' Kicks Off Tour With Free Concert
• "Cape Cod Times" Reporter Discusses Whale Beaching
• Retired Miners Explain Mining Process
• President Signs Corporate Accountability Into Law
• Cubans Defect in Canada
• CNN Down in Mine
• Investigators Examine Amtrak Accident

July 29, 2002

• Allen Iverson Hoping to Score Another Victory With Latest Trip to Court
• Black Butte Ranch Partially Evacuated
• The Boss Back in Action
• Nine Coal Miners Pulled From Flooded Mine Shaft
• ASA Pilot Could Face Disciplinary Action
• National Day of Mourning Marks Ukrainian Air Show Tragedy
• Pope Leaves for Guatemala
• Discussion of Bush Administration's Potential War Plans Against Iraq
• Ideas For Quick Weekend Getaways
• Will U.S. Invade Iraq Soon?
• Interview With Miners' Physician
• Mine Rescue Miracle
• Pope Heads to Guatemala
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines Pilot Drunk
• Miners in Surprisingly Good Condition after Ordeal
• Interview with Jewell Horne
• On Cape Cod Beach, Volunteers Working to Keep More Than 50 Beached Whales Alive
• ASA Pilot Not Yet Suspended
• Pope Heads for Guatemala
• Interview with Jack Liles

July 26, 2002

• Moussaoui Reverses Guilty Plea
• Interview with David Hess
• Florida Experts Warning Swimmers to Stay Out of State's Lakes Today
• Mr. Moviefone Discusses New Austin Powers
• Interview with Sue Exline
• In Canada, Some 200,000 Young People Gather For Pope's World Youth Day
• Mine Rescue Stalled
• Sequoia Fire 10 Percent Contained
• Bush Threatens to Veto Homeland Security Bill
• Firefighters Have Containment Line Around 10 Percent of Fire
• Reporter on Pope in Canada
• Battle Shaping Up over Homeland Security Bill
• At Fort Bragg, Four Soldiers Accused of Killing Wives
• U.S. Navy Joins in Effort to Rescue Nine Trapped Miners
• Firefighters in California Trying Best to Keep Forest Fire From Spreading
• In Pennsylvania, Slow, Difficult Process of Digging Rescue Shaft Under Way
• Interview with Heather Kahn
• Mining Rescue Efforts Restart
• Navy to Help With Mining Rescue

July 25, 2002

• Rescue Teams Racing Clock and Rising Water
• Coast Guard Training Newest Security Team
• Firefighters Battling to Contain Blaze Before It Reaches Ancient Sequoias
• Defense Wraps Up Case Against David Westerfield
• Tale of Orphaned Orca May Be Coming to End With New Beginning
• Horses Get Hitched
• Westerfield's Son Testifies
• Hope Alive for Trapped Miners
• Traficant Booted From House
• Look at Moussaoui, Westerfield Trials
• Discussion With Former Attorney For Timothy McVeigh
• Frantic Race to Save Lives of Nine Trapped Miners
• Woman Held, Believed Responsible for California Blaze
• New Development in Dispute Over Remains of Baseball Legend Ted Williams
• House Passes Corporate Reform Legislation
• SEC Looks at AOL Time Warner
• Paddle Board Champ Discusses Attempt to Cross Florida Straits
• Actor-activist Diane Ladd Discusses Fight for Better Diets
• Moussaoui May Plead Guilty
• SEC Probes AOL Time Warner
• House Passes Corporate Reform Bill
• Rescuers Racing Against Time to Save Trapped Miners
• Sequoia Suspect to Be Arraigned
• Maritime Safety Team Conducts Drills
• Washington Seeks to Punish Corporate Lawbreakers
• Host Discusses 'Designing for the Sexes'
• 'People en Espanol' Writer Discusses Latin Grammys

July 24, 2002

• Philadelphia Kidnappers Likely Had Some Connection to Family
• Hormone Therapy May Do More Harm than Good
• Could be End of Line For Controversial Congressman James Traficant
• Author of 'Turner Diaries' Dies
• Congress Urging MLB to Begin Mandatory Steroid Drug-Testing Program
• 7-Year-Old Girl Kidnapped Girl Now Safe at Home
• Israel Braces for Revenge Attacks
• Interview with Marion Asnes
• Talk With Father of 'American Idol' Hopeful
• Blue-Collar Town Focus of Little League Investigation
• Neo-Nazi Icon William Pierce Dead at 68
• Interview with Jim Paxon
• Major Catholic Event Kicks Off Tomorrow in Canada
• Stock in Paul O'Neill and Harvey Pitt May be Headed Downward
• Possible Deal Could Make Life Tougher for Corporate Crooks
• Interview With Child Advocate Gail Gross
• Pope Rests in Canada; Interview With Devotees
• Police Focusing on Finding Philadelphia Kidnapping Suspects
• Five Cable Executive Hauled to Jail This Morning
• OB-GYN discusses HRT
• Study: 80 Percent Car-Truck Deaths Car to Blame
• Florida Aquarium to Offer Dive Among Sharks
• Traficant to Face House Vote Today
• Interview with John Waggoner
• Idea to Elevate SEC To Cabinet-Level Agency Rebuffed
• U.S. Warns Americans in Israel
• House to Debate Traficant's Future

July 23, 2002

• Interview with Corina Morariu
• Israeli Strike Against Shehade Also Kills Civilians, Baby
• Avila One Step Closer to Justice
• Israel Bracing for Retaliation After Attack
• Bush: Israeli Attack 'Heavy-Handed'
• Interview with Ra'anan Gissin
• Five-year-old Girl Takes on Fire
• Afghan Military Graduates First Class of Recruits
• Will Boys of Summer be Around This Fall?
• Palestinians Vow Revenge on Israel
• Bush: Israeli Airstrike 'Heavy-Handed'
• Sgt. Jeff Kuhns Discusses Children Packed in Car Trunk

July 22, 2002

• Tiger Woods' Bid For Grand Slam Becomes Little More Than Footnote
• Paris Cobbles Together Bit of Coast and Plops It Down in Landlocked City of Lights
• Air Show Gives Boeing, Airbus Chance to Show Off
• Wall Street Worries
• Alleged Friend of Zacarias Moussaoui Will Be in Court Today
• Man Accused of Kidnapping, Murdering Samantha Runnion Faces Arraignment Today
• Interview with Michael Berens
• Avila Faces Arraignment Today
• Investors Closely Watching Stock Markets Today
• Current Test for Anthrax Believed to be Unreliable
• Interview With Terry Savage
• Bush Speaks For Homeland Security Department in Oregon
• Everyone Who is Anyone in Aviation at Exclusive Airshow in England
• U.S. Forces Play Diplomatic Role for Central Afghan Government
• Bush Speaks For Homeland Security Department in Illinois
• Israel Could Release Portion of Frozen Tax Funds to Palestinian Authority
• Prosecutor to Meet With Runnion, May Seek Death Penalty
• WorldCom Serves Up Biggest Bankruptcy in U.S. History
• News of WorldCom Bankruptcy Adding to Anxiety of Many Investors
• Drought Has People Rethinking Conservation
• When Will You Retire?
• Man Authorities Believe Killed Samantha Runnion Expected to be Formally Charged
• Dry Weather Hits West
• U.S. Being Asked to Train Hamid Karzai's Bodyguards
• Rallies, Sell-Offs Often Short on Information
• WorldCom: Service Should Remain Normal
• Runnion Suspect to Be Arraigned in California
• Interview With Charles Payne
• Drought's Effect on Wildlife

July 19, 2002

• Update on British Open
• Heavy Metal TV Mom Sharon Osbourne Says Cancer Has Spread
• Interview with Joseph Rouzan
• Ray Charles Tops List of Stars Shining Brightly in Atlanta
• Bush at Ft. Drum, New York Today
• Police Closer to Kidnap Arrest in California
• Increased Breast-Feeding May Decrease Cancer Risk
• Moussaoui Admission Raises Legal Quandaries
• Look at How Far Bin Laden's Terrorist Network Reaches
• Authorities Getting Close to Finding Child Killer
• Keeping Kids Safe with High-Tech Device
• Interview with 'Forbes'' Penelope Patsuris
• Report From British Open
• Forensics Experts, Police Closer to Arrest in Runnion Case
• President Visits Troops
• In Tampa, Two Infected With HIV in Blood Transfusions
• Simply Medicine, Cash-only Practice for Vermont

July 18, 2002

• Police Say Way 5-Year-Old's Body Dumped Sends Warning and Taunting Challenge
• Tomorrow, International Spy Museum Opens in Washington
• Bush to Meet Arab Ministers in Wake of Palestinian Attacks
• Discussion With Creator of 'CSI'
• Two California Police Officers Expected to Turn Themselves In
• Interview with Cynthia Nixon
• In Southern California, Police Scrambling to Find Man Who Killed 5-Year-Old
• President Bush's Niece in Jail This Morning in Florida
• President to Meet with Arab Leaders After Return from Michigan
• Cloak and Dagger Coming Out of Shadows Tomorrow in Washington
• Talk With 'West Wing' Creator Aaron Sorkin
• "Washington Post": AOL Used Aggressive Accounting to Inflate Revenue
• Interview with Freddy Rodriguez, Rachel Griffiths
• International Spy Museum Opening in Washington D.C.
• Can Tiger Woods Make It Three Majors in a Row?
• In Southern California, Parents Guarding Children More Closely Than Usual
• Despite Renewal of Mideast Violence, Movement on Diplomatic Front
• Interview with Mark Schwed
• Another Head Could Roll at AOL-Time Warner
• Moussaoui Arraigned on Third Indictment
• Life Goes on After Tel Aviv Bombing
• Bush to Meet with Arab Leaders
• Police Zeroing in on Kidnapper, Murderer in California
• Traficant Guilty of Ethics Violations

July 17, 2002

• Body Found in California May Be Runnion
• In Afghanistan, Contests For Hearts, Eyes and Minds of People
• Greenspan to Testify Before House Committee
• Interview With Ernie Harwell
• Former Nurse Suspected in as Many as 20 Hospital Deaths
• Coroner Trying to Determine Whether Body Found is 5-Year-Old Samantha Runnion
• Interview with Darren Star
• From Wall Street to Main Street to Pennsylvania Avenue, Economy a Major Issue
• Police Stepping up Patrols at Golden Gate Bridge, Disneyland
• In Mideast, Gun Battle Erupts During Search For Suspects in Ambush
• Gruesome Discovery May Dash All Hope in Samantha Runnion Abduction
• Interview with Dr. Lance Barrett-Lennard
• Twenty Wildfires Strike Oregon
• 'Travel & Leisure Golf' Editor Discusses British Open
• Bass, Russians Nearing Deal to Go to ISS
• FBI Counterterrorism Chief Personally Believes bin Laden Dead
• Texas Nurse Arrested for Murder; Interview with Tim Cole
• Children Learn Basic Safety Skills in Illinois
• Police Officer Performs CPR, Saves Dog's Life

July 16, 2002

• Seven Dead, Eight Critically Wounded in Bus Attack
• Dispute Over What to Do With Ted Williams' Body Continues
• Number of City Slickers Taking Ranch Vacations on Rise
• New York Panel Reveals Six Designs For Future of World Trade Center
• Possible Plans for World Trade Center Site Unveiled
• New Action by Prosecutors Could Make Moussaoui Eligible For Death Penalty
• President Bush Unveils Roadmap to Homeland Security
• Allen Iverson in Police Custody
• Wall Street Worries Continue
• Alcopops Ads Targeting Kids?
• Israeli Defense Force Searches For Bus Attackers
• Greenspan Speaks to Senate
• Traficant Fails to Show for House Panel
• Greenspan Says U.S. Economy Seems to Have Stood Its Ground
• Senate Battles Over Prescription Drug Plans
• Fed Chairman Sees Roses; Wall Street Sees Thorns
• National Security Strategy Unveiled
• West Bank Bus Ambush Kills Seven
• Allen Iverson Awaiting Arraignment
• Ted Williams' Children Still Feuding Over Remains
• Proposals Revealed for Rebuilding Ground Zero Site
• Woman Wins Worst Writing Contest

July 15, 2002

• Former U.S. Attorney Discusses Walker Lindh Case
• Deal Made Between Government and John Walker Lindh
• Pakistani Judge Convicts Militants of Pearl Death
• Crews Battle Oregon's Largest Wildfire
• Bush Trying to Reassure Americans Economy Healthy and Strong
• Interview with Abdel Bari Atwan
• Knoller to be Sentenced
• Daniel Pearl's Killers Convicted
• Full Body Medical Scans
• Judge Announces Sentence For Marjorie Knoller
• In New York Today, Closing of Another Chapter From 09-11
• Analysis of Sell-Off on New York Stock Exchange and Other Markets
• Analysis of Wall Street Worries
• Interview with Robert Pelton
• Look at Arizona Mountain Barren 25 Years After Blaze

July 12, 2002

• Wayward Whale Scheduled to Begin Long Journey Home
• Gay Couple to Adopt Quadruplets
• Man Who Shot Alleged Police Brutality Video Wakes Up in Hospital
• Interview with Russ Leatherman
• FBI Warning About Possible Attack on Oil Refinery
• Mitchell Crooks' Lawyers Discuss His Case
• World AIDS Conference Concludes Today in Dramatic Fashion
• Whale Awaits Boat Repair
• Investors Nervous About What to Do Next
• Iverson Waits for Attorney at Home
• William H. Macy Discusses 'Door to Door'
• March Will Take Place to Protest Donovan's Jackson's Treatment
• Short-term Investors Pulling Money Out of Markets
• Government Trying Hard to Keep Tabs on People Who May Be Working For Al Qaeda
• In Some of America's Biggest Cities, Suspected Al Qaeda Operatives Being Closely Watched
• Federal Court Rules Hamdi Cannot Meet With Lawyers
• Baseball Pricing Itself out of Ballpark?
• Crooks Back in Police Custody After Hospitalization
• Analysis of Legal Cases in News Today
• Some Say Prices We Pay at Ballpark Outrageous
• Crooks Arrested for Outstanding Warrants
• Discussion of High-Profile Legal Cases
• Government Says Terrorists Hiding in Major U.S. Cities
• Scientists Race to Return Orca to Pod
• Family Denied Boarding Southwest Flight Due to Weight
• Whale May Be Taken to Canada Over the Weekend
• British Students Discuss Day With Colin Powell

July 11, 2002

• Smart Family, Police Doubt Letter's Credibility
• Study Suggests Government Will Have Tough Time Meeting December Deadline to Screen Bags
• California Sees High Temperatures, Humidity
• Interview with Marc Malkin
• Julia Roberts Keeping Low Profile Since Surprise Wedding
• Interview with Tom Gardner
• Bush Telling Execs: Do As I Say, Not As I Did
• Study Says Federal Officials May Not Meet December 31 Deadline For Screening Checked Bags
• Decision on Iverson Charges Could Come Today
• Terrorism's Ripple Effect on AIDS
• Interview with Sam Simon, Jerry Cerasale

July 10, 2002

• Case of Alleged Brutality Headed From City Hall to Courtroom
• Baseball All-Star Game Called After 11th
• Administration, Congress at Odds on Arming Pilots
• Look at Some Innovations to Help Fight War on Terrorism
• President Bush Taking Big Business to Task
• AIDS Conference Focuses on Orphans
• Interview with Rob Sproc and Jim Tilmon
• All-Star Game Ends in Tie, Angering Fans
• Supposed al Qaeda Spokesman Says More Attacks Planned
• California Power Companies Do Not Anticipate Rolling Blackouts
• Interview with Peggy Whitson
• Non-native Fish Threatens Maryland Pond
• Shanley To Be Arraigned Today
• Foreign Nationals Arrested in U.S. for Fraudulent Visas
• When Is a Child Too Old to Breast-Fed?
• Interview with Martha Burk
• Hijackers Opened Bank Account with Fake Social Security Numbers
• Bush Rallies Homeland Security Workers
• DA Considering Charging Iverson Over Gun Incident
• Shanley to Be Arraigned on Rape, Assault Charges
• Pastor, Brother Held in Texas for Beating Child
• Exhibit of Products Showcases Anti-terror Equipment
• Prosecutors Could File Charges Against Iverson

July 09, 2002

• In Afghanistan, British Combat Forces Have Wrapped Up Last Operation in Region
• President Bush Set to Make Speech About Corporate Responsibility
• Analysis of President Bush's Speech on Wall Street
• Will Ted Williams' Body be Frozen or Cremated?
• Caught on Tape: California Officer Relieved of Duty
• Safety on the Road: Three Small SUVs Earn High Safety Ratings
• Doctors Warn of Hormone Therapy Risks for Women
• Major League Baseball Set for All-Star Game
• President to Address Wall Street
• Baseball Strike May Be Looming; Interview with Dr. Jerry Lemler
• Texas Governor Expects $1 Billion in Flood Damage
• Bush Calls for More Corporate Responsibility
• Corporate Responsibility Economic, Political Issue for Bush
• President Calls for New Commitment to Ethics
• Interview with Jeffrey Seglin
• Protesters Angry With Thompson at World AIDS Conference
• Cryonics: Fact or Fiction?
• Interview with Jeffrey Rosensweig
• Police Expected to Charge Ricci with Burglary

July 08, 2002

• In Texas, 13 Counties Declared Federal Disaster Areas
• MLB Enters All-Star Break With Distant Thunder of Possible Strike Growing Louder
• Health Experts Around World Converging in Spain to Confront AIDS Crisis
• On Capitol Hill Today, Lawmakers Focusing on WorldCom Accounting Scandal
• Talk With Spokesman For Family of Woman Killed at LAX
• Australian Lleyton Hewitt Claims One of Premier Turf Wars in Sports World
• Baseball's Strike Zone
• Fats Vs. Carbs
• Fisherwomen of Cape Cod Promoting Trade With Hot New Calendar
• Time of Year For the Running of the Bulls
• AIDS Vaccines Long-term Promises
• Former SEC Chair Discusses WorldCom
• Texas Floods Hit Homes
• Interview with Scott Woolley
• Palestinian Children Find Summer Activity in Camps
• Major League Baseball Players Consider Strike
• Family of Ted Williams Fights Over Body
• Security Video May Hold Key to Smart Disappearance
• Interview With Karen Springen
• U.S. Lawmakers Urge More Involvement in Afghanistan's Security
• WorldCom Employees Testify on Capitol Hill
• Interview With Scott Woolley
• President Bush to Address Corporate Failings
• Major League Baseball Players Consider Strike
• Texas Residents Return to Homes Following Floods

July 05, 2002

• LAX Shooting Terrorism?
• Texas Official Discusses Floods
• Terrorism Expert Discusses LAX Attack
• Interview with Ari Ackerman, Linda Jacobs
• 'New York Times' Reports Plans to Attack Iraq Are in the Works
• Floods in Texas Force Residents to Flee
• Federal Authorities Identify LAX Gunman
• Interview with Tommy Lasorda
• Authorities Do Not Know Motive of Yesterday's Shooting at LAX
• 'New York Times' Says U.S. Draws Up Plans for Attack on Iraq
• Heavy Rain Taking Toll in Texas
• Saddam Hussein's Stepson Likely to Be Deported
• Nasdaq's Plans to De-List WorldCom Stock on Hold
• Interview With San Antonio Mayor Ed Garza
• After One Month, Police Looking for Answers in Smart Case
• Authorities Identify LAX Gunman

July 04, 2002

• Old Glory Etiquette
• Neighborhood Watch Programs on Rise
• Colors of Liberty
• Today's Threat to Washington May Be the Heat
• America West Pilots Lose Licenses; Hussein's Stepson in Custody
• Family of Daughter in Afghanistan Reunites
• Park Police Sets Up Perimeter on Washington Mall
• Photographer, War Hero Discuss New Book
• Interview with 'Ben Franklin,' Sylvia Naguib
• President Celebrates 4th in West Virginia Town
• Band Performs 'Hero' for Holiday
• Interview With Keni Thomas of Cornbread
• Interview with Jenkins Family
• Relative of Saddam Hussein Arrested in Miami
• Interview with Melissa Reyna-Ojeda, Family
• Americans Get Ready to Celebrate Fourth of July
• President Bush Honors Veterans on Holiday
• Believed Stepson of Saddam Hussein in U.S. Custody
• City of Brotherly Love Prepares for Fourth
• Japanese Man Becomes Top Dog in Eating Contest
• Unprecedented Security Highlights Fourth of July Festivities
• President Bush Celebrates Holiday in West Virginia
• Deadly Fourth of July Blaze Cancels Celebrations
• Interview With Jay Hakes
• Americans Celebrate Holiday With Lawn Mowers and Hotdogs
• Interview with Toby Keith

July 03, 2002

• Sosa Angered by Sportswriter's Suggestion of Drug Testing
• Grand Jury Indicts Gregg
• Interview with Kevin Stass
• Drug Bust Nets Military Personnel
• Atlanta Homicide Suspect Captured in Thailand
• Police to Announce Reward for Information on Elizabeth Smart
• Interview with Rick Perry
• Cities Add Security For 4th of July
• Beating Heat Key to Enjoying Holiday, Summer
• Rumsfeld Waiting for Investigation of Afghan Bombing
• No Charges Filed in Fire Started by Injured Hiker
• Interview with Aaron Carter
• George Michael Video Raises Political Issues
• Interview with Erich Kunzel
• Interview with Jill Bernstein
• Interview with Video Game Experts
• Potential for Terrorist Attacks in U.S. Remain High
• "Frankenfish" Haunts Maryland Pond
• Heat Wave Sweeps Nation
• Pentagon Says Too Early to Determine Fault in Deadly Bombing
• Baby Abandonment Case in Iowa Sparks Legal Debate
• Interview With Philip Butler
• New Fisherwoman Calendar Reeling Them In

July 02, 2002

• Members of Fossett Balloon Crew Discuss Trip
• Pentagon Looks Into Bombing of Afghan Wedding
• Salt Lake Police Looking for 'Mystery Man'
• Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles Attend Garden Party
• Capital on Alert for Fourth
• Investigators Search Site of German Plane Collision
• Dermatologist Roams Beaches to Save Skin
• Afghan Government Urges Greater Care in U.S Military Operations
• Midair Confusion in European Crash
• Park Police Prepares for July 4
• Interview with John Parachini
• U.S. Convoy Attacked in Afghanistan
• Investigators Search Ricci Home Again
• Interview with Jim Tilmon
• Man Survives Removal of Spear Through His Skull

July 01, 2002

• Interview with Leon Lott, James Metts
• WorldCom Stock Plummets
• Arizona Firefighters Reining in the Flames; Interview With U.S. Forest Service Chief
• Eating While Sleeping
• Curator Discusses National Gallery's Egyptian Show
• Workers Protest Against Palestinian Authority
• Interview with Eleanor Holmes Norton
• CNN Gives Tips for Not Getting Sunburned
• Arson Suspect Remains Behind Bars as Firefighters Battle Wildfire
• Interview with Andy Serwer
• Interview with Armstrong Williams, Julianne Malveaux
• Arizona Firefighter Loses Home to Blaze
• Interview with Debra Winer
• Interview with Alan Cohen
• Interview with Billie Vincent
• Interview with Teresa Chambers
• New York Readies Security for July Fourth
• Interview with Chief Joseph Thomas
• Interview with Rusty Ludwig
• Al Gore Speaks Out on War in Afghanistan
• Congressman Watts Will Retire When Fourth Term Expires
• Recent Insider Trading Scandals Raise Larger Questions
• Partying Continues as Brazilians Celebrate World Cup Win
• New York Judge Finds Death Penalty Unconstitutional
• Utah Police Face Continued Frustration in Smart Case

June 28, 2002

• Online Sources for Funds
• Ballerina Susan Jaffe Discusses Exit from Stage
• Mr. Moviefone's Weekend Picks
• WorldCom, Xerox in Different Situations
• Firefighters Gain Ground in Arizona; To Burn or Not to Burn
• Manson Follower Up for Parole
• Police Examine Ricci's Jeep
• House Passes Prescription Drug Bill
• View From Britain
• Xerox Reaudit $1.4 Billion Short
• Interview with Yuri Hromov
• Man Whose Case Ruled Out Pledge of Allegiance Speaks
• Plane Crashes into Car in Florida
• Van Houten Up for Parole for 14th Time
• Interview with Donald Ratajczak
• Arizona Firefighters Focus on South End of 417,000 Acre Wildfire
• James Bond Movies at 40
• Interview With Roseann Iovine
• Interview With Janice Min
• Women of Enron Pose for 'Playboy'
• WorldCom to Lay Off Thousands
• Probe Into Smart's Disappearance Focuses on Ricci
• Leslie Van Houten Comes Up for Parole
• Years of Bad Policy Led to Western Firestorm, Experts Say
• Pension Fund Suffers Loss Due to Drop in WorldCom's Stock Price
• Firefighters Say Hayman Fire Will Be Contained by Sunday
• Interview With Jeffrey Seglin
• Interview With Musician Jimmy Buffet
• Researchers Find Bathing Babies Increases Risk of Asthma
• Corporate Scandals Stun an Already Wobbly Wall Street

June 27, 2002

• Fire Season Has Already Caused Enormous Damage in Arizona and Colorado
• Connecticut Quadruplets Going to College Together
• Paging Dr. Gupta: How Far Would You Go to Get the Perfect Body?
• Supreme Court Rules School Vouchers Legal
• Major Technology and PC Expo Wraps Up Today in New York
• Courts Tackle Several Controversial Education Issues
• Firefighters Face Blazes on Multiple Fronts
• Brother Burns Brother
• Grand Jury Investigates Elizabeth Smart Disappearance
• Robert Blake Seeking Bail
• Firefighters Grow Optimistic About Saving Show Low
• Authorities Call Witnesses Before Grand Jury
• Pledge Plaintiff Gets Threatening Phone Calls
• Politicians Line Up to Attack Pledge Ruling
• Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Drug Testing, Vouchers
• Supreme Court Looks at School Vouchers
• Full Circuit Court, Supreme Court Likely to Overturn Ruling
• Look at Man Who Sued Over Pledge of Allegiance
• SAT May Get Overhaul; Interview with Josh Fisher
• MCI Customers Will Likely Have Uninterrupted Service
• Fires Controlled Around Show Low, Arizona
• At WorldCom Headquarters, Many Await Word of Former CEO
• CNN Looks at Body Image
• SATs to Be Changed
• School Superintendent Pledges to Fight "Under God" Court Decision
• California School Continues Reciting Pledge of Allegiance
• WoldCom Peril Should Not Interfere With Telecommunications
• Supreme Court Approves Random Drug Testing in Public Schools
• Supreme Court Favors School Vouchers, Drug Testing
• Richard Ricci's Wife Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury
• Interview With Barton Gellman
• Supreme Court Says Yes to Vouchers and Drug Tests
• Netanya Has Been Hard-Hit By Suicide Attacks
• Arizona Fires Continue Consuming More Than 400,000 Acres
• College Board to Make Major Changes to SAT
• 'Popular Science' Editor Demonstrates New Gadgets
• Interview with Scott Woolley

June 26, 2002

• After Taliban Rule, Genders Remain Apart in Afghanistan
• Zimbabwe's Government Orders Nearly 3,000 White Farmers to Surrender Land
• New Study Released on Effects of Spanking
• Talk With Russian Scientist Trapped on Ship Off Antarctica
• WorldCom Teeters on Edge of Bankruptcy
• Look at Some Hot 4th of July Getaways
• Rockets Have High Hopes for Yao Ming
• Authorities to Hold Press Conference About Elizabeth Smart Case
• Palestinian Authority Plans to Hold Elections Early Next Year
• Martha Stewart May be Facing More Than Allegations of Insider Trading
• Fires Spread Across West
• 'Vibe' Writer Discusses R. Kelly Case
• Family Handyman Focus of Smart Search
• Weather Holds for Show Low, but for How Long?
• History Points to Growing Fires
• Arizona Town Copes With Impending Conflagration
• No Public Defender For Yasser Esam Hamdi
• Firefighters Keep Blaze From Destroying Show Low
• WorldCom Caught in Accounting Scandal
• Palestinian Authority to Hold Elections Next Year
• G-8 Summit to Cover War on Terror
• Interview with Suzanne Kantra
• New High-Tech Devices
• Interview with Andy Serwer
• Wife of Ricci Appears Before Grand Jury
• Arizona Firefighters Cautiously Optimistic
• Investigators Look at Possible Cover-up in Stewart Stock Sale
• Reports of Arrest for Chediski Fire Are False
• Profile of Victims of Terror

June 25, 2002

• Interview with Carley Roney
• President Bush Fine-Tuning Policy on Mideast
• In Chicago, Locked-and-Loaded Issue Over Gun Rights and Legal Wrongs
• Bush to Visit Arizona Wildfire Evacuees
• Congress Holding Hearings on Bush's Plan to Create Department of Homeland Security
• Gadgets Gaining More Popularity Among Hikers
• Bush to Talk Middle East at G8
• Bush's Mideast Vision Met With Some Optimism and Lot of Skepticism
• Interview with Kristan, Beth Grubb
• Mixed Palestinian Reaction to Bush Peace Proposal
• G8 Summit Set to Begin in Canada
• Bush's Mideast Speech Gets Mixed Reviews
• Arizona Fires Threaten City of Show Low
• Police Seek Help to Determine Ricci's Whereabouts on June 5
• Palestinians, Israelis Emphasize Different Portions of Bush Speech
• An Intimate Look at the Victims of Mideast Terrorism
• Philadelphia Program Leads to Rush to Courts
• Judge Enters Not Guilty Plea for Moussaoui
• Interview With Judith Krug
• Apaches Fight Arizona Blaze
• Police Say Ricci Not a Suspect in Smart Case
• Interview with Mark DiMassimo
• Firefighters Keep Fire From Destroying Show Low
• Zacarias Moussaoui Hearing Rearraigned

June 24, 2002

• Doctor Discusses Darryl Kile's Death
• Wildfire Will Likely Reach Show Low
• Interview with Darvin Schoenborn
• Cardinals Take the Field After Kile's Death
• Salt Lake City Police Focus on Contractor
• Administration Holds Judgment on al Qaeda Tape
• Martha Stewart Facing Insider Trading Investigation
• Interview with Ozzie Smith
• Massive Wildfire Threatening Homes in Arizona
• Police Questioning Worker Who Did Painting For Smart Family
• Police Remain Frustrated In Case Of Elizabeth Smart Abduction
• Floods Inundate Midwest
• Israel Launches New Strikes In West Bank, Gaza
• Two Fires in Arizona Merge Into One Massive Blaze
• President to Outline New Mideast Position
• Profile of Suicide Bombing Victim
• New Technique Offers Hope For Alzeheimer's Patients

June 21, 2002

• Will We See Williams Versus Williams at Wimbledon?
• Big Apple on Cruise Control For Premier of 'Minority Report'
• Congress Looking Over Proposed Changes at FBI
• Prince William Turns 20
• Overheard Cell Phone Conversation Prompts Federal Investigation
• White House Up in Arms Over Intercepted Communications That Made Way Into Media
• Las Vegas Man Overhears Possible Terrorist Plans
• Rodeo Fire Threatens to Merge with Smaller Wildfire
• Israeli Forces Fire on Jenin Crowd in Error
• 'Mistake' Ends in Tragedy in One West Bank Town
• U.S., Britain Both Lose in World Cup Quarterfinals
• Three Computers Seized from Smart Home for Investigation
• Intercepted Phone Call Leads to FBI Investigation
• White House Concerned by Intelligence Leaks
• Prince William Turns 20
• High Winds Make for Hard Day in Arizona
• Interview with Brian McBride
• Interview with Michael Hamdan
• Germany Ends U.S. World Cup Run
• FBI Director Tells Congress Anti-terrorism Plans
• Who Is Abu Sabaya?
• Israeli Troops Enter Nablus
• Man Says Terrorists Targeting "City of Sin"
• Search for Elizabeth Smart Continues
• Mueller Pitches Revamped FBI to Congress
• Father of Elizabeth Smart Makes Tearful Plea to Abductor
• Interview with Peter Kafka
• Filipino Forces Close in on Abu Sayyaf Leader

June 20, 2002

• Talk With Olympic Gold Medalist Derek Parra
• Report Finds L.A. Traffic to be Worst in U.S.
• Talk With Make-A-Wish Foundation Recipient Brandi Bouchard
• Supreme Court Says It's Unconstitutional to Execute Mentally Retarded
• Messages Intercepted on Day Before September 11th Attacks
• Fires Rage in Colorado, Arizona
• Drivers Spending More and More Time Stuck in Traffic
• Weather Turns Against Firefighters Battling Massive Flames Raging in Colorado
• Seven Middle Eastern Men Offer Cash For Replica Ambulance
• F-16s Scramble Too Late to Protect White House
• Israeli Prime Minister, Defense Minister At Odds Over Reoccupation
• Court Rules Against Capital Punishment for Mentally Retarded
• Interview with Bobby Kitchens; Firefighters Battle Western Blazes
• Israelis On High Alert for Possible Attacks
• Fighter Planes Scrambled Too Late to Reach White House
• Life in the Fast Lane
• CDC Debating Use of Smallpox Vaccine
• Interview With Katherine Cosgrove
• Interview With Scott Hunsucker, Mark Orr
• What Will Car of the Future Look Like?
• Congress Looks Into Pre-9/11 Intercepts of al Qaeda Communications
• SEC Considers Legal Action Against Imclone
• Should White House Expand Its Airspace?
• Congress, White House Upset Over pre-9/11 al Qaeda Messages
• Several Large Wildfires Burn in Colorado
• Police Receive Ransom E-Mail in Smart Kidnapping Case
• Interview With Don Garber, Marcelo Balboa
• Interview With Jack Otter

June 19, 2002

• Endeavor Waiting, Watching Weather for Landing Opportunity
• Russian Researchers Trapped in Ice in Antarctica
• Jack Buck Died Last Night in St. Louis
• Interview with Peter Benchley
• Cruise, Spielberg Team Up for 'Minority Report'
• Investigators Now Say Colorado Fire Deliberately Set
• Israeli Leaders Wasting Little Time Answering Yesterday's Suicide Bombing
• Governor Ventura Not Seeking Re-election
• Israel Responds to Suicide Bombing With Reoccupation
• In Smart Kidnapping, Salt Lake City Police Changing Some Critical Details
• Massive Wildfire South of Denver On Move
• Senior Al Qaeda Figure in Custody Today in Morocco
• Question of How Colorado's Biggest Wildfire Started Takes Another Strange Turn
• Israeli Military Thunders Back into Number of West Bank Towns
• Police Question Drivers in Exclusive Neighborhood Where Smart Was Snatched
• Ranks of Bin Laden's Lieutenants Starting to Shrink
• Suicide Bombings Cause Delay in Bush Middle East Announcement
• Forest Service Worker To Be Accused of Setting Fire, Sources Say
• Interview with Ehud Olmert
• Police Try to Clarify Earlier Statements in Smart Case
• Interview with Elizabeth Fenn
• Endeavour Shuttle Lands at Edwards Air Force Base
• Elvis Song Remixed For Nike Ad

June 18, 2002

• At Least 19 Dead After Suicide Bomber Attacks City Bus in Jerusalem
• In San Francisco Dog Mauling Case, Surprising Turn of Events
• Some Big League Names Appearing Before Congressional Leaders
• Atlanta Toddler Survives in House after Mother's Death
• Supersized Fast Food Meals Supersizing America
• In Colorado, Fire Crews Telling More Residents to Get Ready to Run
• 19 Killed in Jerusalem Bus Bombing
• Family of 14-Year-Old Missing Girl Makes Another Plea For Her Return
• Judge Refuses to Allow Caretaker of Rilya Wilson to Visit Child's Younger Sister
• Israeli Leaders Scoffing at Notion of Palestinian State
• Winds and Tinder Dry Brush Hindering Efforts to Contain Wildfires in Colorado
• Colorado Wildfires: Hundreds Forced to Evacuate
• Robert Blake Expected to Request Bail
• Congress Examines Steroid Use in Baseball
• Senior Beefcake
• Prominent Personalities at U.N., Putting Starpower Behind Goodwill Efforts
• Jerusalem Bus Bombing Brings Bush Plan into Question
• Tenet to Take Hot Seat at Joint Hearing
• Police Ponder Possible New Lead in Smart Case
• Broad Support Among Americans for Overthrowing Hussein
• Botox May Help Headache Sufferers
• Supersized Meals Make for Supersized Calories
• Early Assumptions About Smart Case Were Wrong
• Former Senator Looks for Smart from the Skies
• Colorado Farmers Try To Maintain Way of Life in Midst of Blaze
• Israelis Consider Response to Suicide Bombing; White House Says Peace Process Must Continue
• FBI, CIA say 9/11 Attacks Almost Impossible to Stop
• Robert Blake Bail Hearing to be Held Today
• Interview with Dennis Kneale
• Russian Woman Hailed in Israel
• Explosions Rock Kabul
• Interview with Angelina Jolie
• Studies Find Botox Soothes Problem Headaches
• Plea Deal Struck in Decades-Old Kidnapping Case

June 17, 2002

• John Walker Lindh Due in Federal Court This Hour
• U.S. Forest Service Worker Feeling Heat in Colorado
• Retrieving Lost Minutes From Nixon Tapes
• Tips For Today's Stock Market
• Interview With Tiger Woods
• Some Industry Analysts Say Guilty Verdict in Andersen Criminal Trial Signals End
• U.S. Team Headed For Quarter Finals Against Germany
• Terry Barton Charged With Setting Largest Wildfire in Colorado History
• Interview with Richard Stengel
• Today Marks 30 Years Since Watergate's Opening Act
• Lindh Attorneys Seek Dismissal of Charges
• Forest Service Worker Has First Court Appearance
• Hollywood Cemetery Goes Hi-Tech
• Bush in Atlanta Campaigns for Minority Home Ownership
• Forest Service Worker in Court for Setting Fires
• Judge Throws Out Murder Conviction in Dog-Mauling Case
• Forest Service Employee Denied Bail in Colorado Fire Case
• Attorneys for American Taliban Return to Court
• U.S. Defense Secretary Returns From 10-Day Asia Trip
• Interview With Tiger Woods
• Woman Accused of Starting Colorado Fire Makes Court Appearance
• Police Continue Search for Elizabeth Smart
• Lawyers For Walker Lindh Seek Dismissal of Charges
• Conflict in the Middle East: Fence in West Bank Raises Concerns
• Second-Degree Manslaughter Conviction Against Knoller is Overturned

June 14, 2002

• Look at Developments in Firefighting
• Storied History of Bethpage Black Course Subject of New Book
• Bishops Up Late Trying to Hammer Out Charter
• No One Has Claimed Responsibility For Suicide Bombing in Pakistan
• License Plates From Vehicle Bret Edmunds Seen Driving Found
• In Dallas, Catholic Church Leaders Meeting To Confront Sexual Abuse Crisis
• Police Find Edmunds' License Plates
• Westerfield Uses 'We' When Describing Supposedly Solo Trip
• In Pakistan, U.S. Embassy Shut Down Following Bombing
• Church Abuse Crisis: Vatican Opposed to Zero-Tolerance Policy?
• Interview with Delia Gallagher
• Ryder Arraigned in Beverly Hills
• Politically Sensitive Talking Points Make Way From White House to General Circulation
• Bishops in Dallas May Vote on Abuse Policy
• Weather Gives Firefighters a Chance to Fight Back
• Discarded License Plates Latest in Search for Elizabeth Smart
• Interview with Cardinal Roger Mahony
• Ephedra Comes Under Scrutiny by F.D.A.
• Carol Carr Granted Temporary Release From Prison
• Fire Near Denver Destroys 22 Homes
• FDA Calls for More Research Into Ephedra Products
• Bishops Propose Policy to Deal With Priestly Sexual Abuse
• Edmunds Spotted in Texas, New Mexico
• Bishops Expected to Vote on Plan to Deal With Sexual Abuse
• Wildfires Threaten Denver
• Firefighters Go High-Tech
• Cause of Air Force Plane Crash Remains Unknown
• U.S. Embassy, Consulates in Pakistan Closed Following Suicide Bombing
• Study Says Police Harrassment of Women is Widespread
• U.S. Soccer Team Advances to Second Round of World Cup

June 13, 2002

• Search Continues for Elizabeth Smart
• In Dallas, Bishops Sitting in No-Holds-Barred Meeting
• Salt Lake City Police Dispute 'Tribune' Report
• Catholic Bishops Meet in Dallas, Texas
• Bishops Conference Hears From Sex Abuse Victims
• Is Moussaoui Competent Enough to Act as His Own Lawyer?
• Interview With Capt. Atkinson of Salt Lake City Police
• Interview With Bishop Joseph Vasquez
• Karzai Elected to Lead Afghanistan
• Artificial Vision Becomes Reality
• Fire Near Castle Rock, Colorado Could Burn All Summer
• National Weather Service Expects Drought This Summer
• Space Shuttle Endeavour Crew Members Repair Robotic Arm

June 12, 2002

• Astronauts Set New Endurance Mark
• At Least Eight Wildfires Ravaging Parts of Colorado
• Golfers Get Set for Start of U.S. Open
• FEMA Says Inferno Southwest of Denver Worst Wildfire He's Ever Seen
• Bush Says United States Will Enforce Bush Doctrine
• Some Firefighting Officials Say They Haven't Been Trained For Dirty Bomb
• Road For Suspected Shoe Bomber Richard Reid Leads to France
• Police Zero in on Upscale Neighborhood Where Smart Family Lives
• Interview with Pam Maples
• Interview With Father Steve Rosetti
• Documents Point to Possible Police Deception in Blake Case
• LAPD Transcripts May Discredit Detective in Blake Case
• Salt Lake City Police Have Received Over 6,000 Leads
• Interview with Joe Allbaugh
• Interview with John Cornwell
• Debate Rages Over Selling Private Medical Information
• Interview with Theodore McCarrick
• Tom Ridge Discuses New Department of Homeland Security
• Fire Menacing Denver Suburbs
• Bishops Hold Conference on Sexual Abuse Policy

June 11, 2002

• 40,000 Denver Residents on Verge of Evacuation
• Al Muhajir Not Volunteering Any Information
• McCartney to Wed Mills in One Hour
• Interview With Victoria Toensing
• Jose Padilla Had Long Record with Police
• Paul McCartney Weds Heather Mills
• If Dirty Bomb Explosion Unleashed, What Would Be Medical Fallout?
• Celebrities Roll into Glaslough for McCartney Wedding
• Wildfires Near Denver Still Unpredictable
• 'Inside Al Qaeda' Result of Five-Year Investigation
• Interview with Dr. Jim Augustine
• Pentagon Facade Completion Marked with Ceremony
• Man in Custody in Pakistan Possible Coconspirator with Padilla
• Reid Appears in Boston Court Today
• Denver Choking With Smoke, Soot from Wildfires
• Salt Lake City Police Think Suspect in Smart Case is Still in Area
• Press Helicopter Delays McCartney Wedding, Sources Say
• Paul McCartney and Heather Mills Marry
• Jose Padilla Has Record of Evading Justice
• How Prepared is the U.S. for a Dirty Bomb Attack?
• Rumsfeld Arrives in India
• Search for Elizabeth Smart Continues
• Bush Urges Congress to Approve Homeland Security Cabinet Department
• Padilla Lawyer Says Her Client is Being Held Unlawfully
• Could the U.S. Handle a Dirty Bomb Attack?
• Congress Considers Creating New Cabinet Department
• Nine Wounded in Israeli Restaurant Blast
• Interview With Former FBI Profiler Candice Delong
• Wildfire Threatens Denver Suburbs

June 10, 2002

• Paul McCartney-Heather Mills Wedding Day Set for Tomorrow
• Colorado Facing Massive Wildfires
• Wildfires Rage in Colorado
• Police Grow Frustrated Over Missing Utah Teen
• Israelis Skeptical of Palestinian Authority Concessions
• Press Prepares for McCartney Wedding
• Interview with Ethan Zohn
• Utah Police Still Lack Leads in Elizabeth Smart Kidnapping
• Abdullah al Mujahir Held as Enemy Combatant in U.S. Custody
• Interview With David Kaplan
• Is U.S. Prepared to Deal With Dirty Bombs?
• Interview With David Albright
• Sir Paul McCartney-Heather Mills Wedding Tomorrow

June 07, 2002

• Possible Sentence for Skakel Ranges From 10 Years to Life
• World Grieves for Slain Missionary Couple
• Mountain Climbers Describe Mount Everest Trek
• White House Responds to Philippine Dead
• Pub Patrons Respond to World Cup Win
• Authorities Search Canyon for Missing Utah Girl
• Possible Tyson Victory Worries Boxing Insiders
• Michael Skakel Convicted of Murder
• Manslaughter Arraignment Starting Soon for Jayson Williams
• Missionary Killed in Rescue Attempt of Hostages
• More Alleged Remains of Chandra Levy Discovered
• Politics Comes Into Play Strengthening Security
• San Francisco Couple Faces Sentencing for Dog Mauling
• Search for Missing Utah Girl Continues
• Shuttle Endeavour Reaches International Space Station

June 06, 2002

• New Intelligence Center to be Created
• Skakel Jury Wants More Information
• President Bush Prepares Speech on Homeland Security
• FBI Comes Under Senate Microscope
• Testimony Continues in Danielle van Dam Case
• Senate Reviews FBI Knowledge Prior to September 11

June 05, 2002

• Interview with Bob Vila, Home Improvement Expert
• 68-Count Indictment Against 17 Alleged Gambino Family Members
• Lost and Found Ring
• Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Played Key Role in 9/11, But Not Mastermind
• Islamic Jihad Claims Responsibility for Car Bombing
• U.S. Officials Believe Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Played Key Role in 9/11 Plot
• Intelligence Committee Investigators Questioning FBI Whistle- blower Coleen Rowley
• Interview with Brandi Chastain, World Cup Champion
• Autopsy Results Due Today in Death of 7-Year-Old Boy
• Danielle Van Dam Murder Trial Gets Under Way
• Lawmakers Investigating Intelligence Failures Before 09-11
• Grand Jury Will Hand Down Indictment Today Against R. Kelly
• Singer R. Kelly Faces Possible Child Porn Charges
• Day Two of Deliberations in Trial of Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel
• Coleen Rowley to Meet with Congressional Investigators Today
• State Department Issues Reward for Arrest of Bin Laden's Lieutenant
• Palestinians and Israelis Reacting to Bus Bombing
• Day Two of the Van Dam Trial Begins Today
• R. Kelly Could Face Charges of Child Pornography
• Investigation Continues into Paolo Ayala's Death
• Harvard Jihad Commencement Controversy
• Parents Expected to Take Stand in Van Dam Murder Trial
• Interview with Harold Decker, American Red Cross
• Israel Vows Severe Retaliation for Suicide Bus Bombing
• FBI Agent Rowley Interviewed Under Oath by Committee Staff
• Announcement Expected in R. Kelly Investigation
• Closing Arguments Given Today in Andersen Trial
• Al Qaeda Lieutanant Says Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Helped Plan 9/11 Attacks
• Nigerian Mother Faces Death Penalty for Bearing Child Out of Wedlock
• Singer R. Kelly to be Indicted on Child Pornography Charges
• Murky Pool May Have Delayed Discovery of Boy
• Father Takes Stand as David Westerfield Trial Underway
• Justice Department to Announce New Rules for Immigrants

June 04, 2002

• Parade Honors Queen Elizabeth II
• Hearings on Capitol Hill Looking at U.S. Intelligence Situation
• Colorado Hit Hard by Wildfire
• East and Southeastern Coastline Fretting Over What They See As Recipe for Disaster
• Airborne Anti-Terrorist Operation Getting Underway
• Congressional Hearing on 9/11 Intelligence Getting Underway
• U.S. Catholic Conference Releases Draft For Handling of Abuse Cases
• Church Leaders Outline Draft of Abusive Priest Plan
• Westerfield Trial Opening Statements Today
• U.S. Attorney Announces 17 Indictments of Alleged Mobsters
• Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee Celebration Nears End
• Joint Intelligence Committee Looks into 9/11 Clues
• Jury Deliberates Over Skakel Verdict
• Bishops Have Plan to Deal With Priests' Sex Abuse
• Defense Expected to Make Much of van Dam Lifestyle
• Interview with Kevin Rooney, Former Mike Tyson Trainer
• Golden Jubilee Weekend Wraps Up this Evening
• Government Holds Hijacking Exercises
• Congressional Investigations on 9/11 Get Underway
• Catholic Church Announces New Guidelines for Abuse
• Kidnapping/Murder Trial Underway in San Diego
• Interview with Wildfire Expert Janelle Smith
• Indonesia Serving as Possible Haven For al Qaeda
• Interview With Chuck Austen

June 03, 2002

• Lawyers in Murder Trial of Skakel Have Started Closing Arguments
• Interview with Drs. Sampson Davis, George Jenkins, Rameck Hunt
• Customs Showing Off High-Tech Devices Aimed at Prevent Terrorism
• Intelligence Snafu?
• U.S. Troops Launch Air Assault on Eastern Afghanistan
• Queen's Golden Jubilee Celebrations Continuing
• Winona Ryder's Court Hearing Today
• Interview with Foreigner's Phil Gramm, Mick Jones
• CIA Tracked Terrorists Years Before 9/11
• Pop Music Pervades Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee
• Winona Ryder Appears in Court
• Curtain Set to Rise on Queen Elizabeth II Tribute
• Rural Clinics May Face Shortage Due to September 11
• Closing Arguments Begin in Skakel Murder Trial
• Congress to Hold Hearings Into Pre-9/11 Intelligence
• Russian President Tries to Get Leaders of India, Pakistan to Meet
• Customs Commissioner Demonstrates Anti-terrorism Technology
• CIA Tracked 9/11 Hijacker Months Before Attacks
• Customs Service Reassures Americans of Secure Borders
• Town Hall Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Florida Children Services
• Closing Arguments Under Way in Skakel Trial
• Preliminary Hearing Held in Winona Ryder Shoplifting Case
• Thousands of Britons Gather for Queen's Jubilee
• Interview With Jeffrey Krames, Author of `The Rumsfeld Way'
• Wildfires Burn in Locations Throughout U.S.
• Mystery of Rilya Wilson Continues
• Congress to Investigate FBI, CIA
• England Celebrates Queen's Golden Jubilee
• U.S. Forces Continue Hunt for al Qaeda, Taliban
• Meeting Between Pakistan, India Leaders Uncertain

May 31, 2002

• High Drama on Mt. Hood
• Warning Terrorists Could Use Shoulder-Fired Missiles Against Airliners
• State Department Urges All But Essential American Diplomats to Leave India
• Interview with Melissa Gilbert, Host, 'Adoption'
• Steroid Use Increase Seen in Younger Age Groups
• Interview with Jill Bernstein, "Premier" Magazine
• Air Force Reserve Rescue Helicopter Goes Crashing Down Oregon Mountain
• India and Pakistan Have Massed Some One Million Troops Along Kashmir Region
• N'Sync Star Looking to Catch Ride Into Space This Fall
• U.S. and Britain Urging Citizens to Get Out of India Today
• Rescue Helicopter Crashes With Six Crew Members Onboard
• Underground Coal Mine Fire That Started in 1962 Still Burning
• 'Food & Wine' Out With Top Five Destinations For Good Eats and Drinks
• Congress Taken Aback by New FBI Guidelines
• Interview with Professor of Clinton Course, Margaret Scranton
• State Department Issues Alert to Embassy Personnel in India
• Pennsylvania Town is Victim of Slow Burn
• Which Teams Have the Best Chance in the World Cup?
• United States Urges Americans to Leave India
• Expert Discusses Rescue Chopper Crash
• California Department Store Clerk Hailed as Hero
• Watching What You Type
• Recovery Teams Try to Bring Down Three Bodies From Mt. Hood
• State Department Urges Americans to Leave India
• K-Mart Store Clerk Saves Girl's Life
• Interview With Keith Hammonds of 'Fast Company' Magazine
• Profile of Britain's First Female Commando
• World's Most Popular Sporting Event Gets Under Way in Seoul

May 30, 2002

• Interview with Bono, Singer, Activist
• Interview with Jonathan Greenspun, Community Assistance Unit
• Recovery Efforts Officially End at Ground Zero
• U.S. Looks at Evacuation Plans for Americans in India
• Interview with Mental Health Expert Virginia Stern
• Al Qaeda May Be Adding to Rising Tensions Between India, Pakistan
• FBI's Focus to Switch From Prosecution to Prevention
• Interview With Jimmy Chiusano
• Small Business in Lower Manhattan Suffers Economic Hardship
• A Look at Whistle-Blower Coleen Rowley
• Interview with Child Psychologist Christina Hoven
• Rumsfeld to Head to India, Pakistan
• White House Concerned About Escalating India-Pakistan Tensions
• Interview With NYC Firefighters Tiernach Cassidy
• Interview With Firefighters Turned Film Makers Lou, Amy Angeli
• FBI Introduces Sweeping Changes

May 29, 2002

• Stamp Collecting Can Bring You Big Money
• FBI Unveiling Sweeping New Changes That Will Redefine How Agency Counters Terrorism
• Former FBI Terrorism Task Force Agent Discusses Restructuring
• Recovery Teams Return to Murky Waters of Arkansas River Today
• Police Finishing Work at Levy Site
• Bob Hope Turns 99
• 61 Inches of Entertainment
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• FBI Prepares for Major Overhaul
• Italian Authorities Allegedly Recorded al Qaeda Conversations
• Steroids Cause Serious Side Effects
• Skakel Murder Trial Nearing New Phase
• Getting the Big Picture
• Judge Orders Attorney for Second American Taliban
• Inside the New FBI
• CIA Analysts Will Aid FBI Intelligence Analysis
• Interview With Ronald Kessler
• Italians Wiretapped Suspected al Qaeda Before September 11
• British Forces Continue Operation Buzzard
• Baseball Steroid Use Revelations Cause Furor
• Anti-abortion Activists Post Pictures on the Internet
• Interview with Iraq Expert Sandra Mackey
• Bay Area Salt Ponds to be Sold to Government
• Scientists May Be Able to Clone Extinct Tasmanian Tiger

May 28, 2002

• After Bridge Collapse, Norman Barton Saved One of Victims
• Out West, One Firefighter Injured Battling Wildfires Now Burning in Arizona
• Look at Oldest Reporter in North Dakota
• Defense Expected to Wrap Up Case Today in Skakel Trial
• How Do You Get Two and a Half Ton Killer Whale From France to Ohio?
• Skakel Murder Trial Nears Closing Arguments
• Oklahoma Bridge Collapse: Death Toll Rising
• Sailors Aboard USS Stennis Come Home
• D.C. Examiner to Reveal Findings on Levy Death
• Memorial Service for Chandra Levy Today
• Homecoming Nears for USS Stennis Sailors, Families
• Bono-O'Neill Visit Ugandan AIDS Clinic
• Panel Leader Discusses Florida Child Care
• Chandra Levy Murdered
• Bush Heading for Home After a Week Abroad
• U.S.S Stennis Returns Home
• Ramsey Fields Questions on Levy Murder
• Levy Family Prepares for Memorial Service
• Jeb Bush Receives Stinging Report on State's Handling of Rilya Wilson Case
• Interview with Mike Brooks
• FBI Expects New Terrorism Squad
• Bush Meets Pope
• Defense Not to Call Skakel to Stand
• USS Stennis Arrives Home
• Chandra Levy Memorial to Begin Hours After Homicide Confirmed
• For Second Time in a Year, Bush Sits with Pope
• Interview with Louis Hennessy; Where does the Levy Investigation Stand?
• Death Toll has Rises to Nine in Bridge Collapse in Oklahoma
• Interview with Craig Marks

May 27, 2002

• Family Life Returning to Normal for Sarah Wooster of London
• How Do You Enjoy Summer Glow Without Incurring the Ravages?
• Annual Memorial Day Parade in Manhasset, New York
• Fighter Jets From USS John C. Stennis Returning
• Divers Recover Wreckage From Bridge Collapse
• President Bush Spends Memorial Day in France
• Three Names Added to Vietnam Memorial in Washington
• Pope's Frail Health Draws Attention
• Treasury Secretary, Bono Continue African Tour
• Interview With William Heenan
• Divers Pull Remaining Victims From Arkansas River Disaster
• President Bush Spends Memorial Day at D-Day Invasion Site
• Texas Community Honors Fallen Soldier in War on Terror
• Americans Pay Tribute to Veterans of Vietnam War
• State of National Parks in Question
• Tips on Summer Grilling
• Investigation Continues into why Barge Hit Bridge
• At Least Two People Killed Outside Tel Aviv
• Bush Honors Nation's War Dead
• Homecoming at Lemoore Naval Air Station
• Bush May Meet Pope
• Texas Town Honors First American Soldier to Die in Enduring Freedom
• First American Soldier Killed in Afghanistan Honored
• Security Changes Underway at Nation's Airports
• National Parks Strain Under Load of Many Vacationers
• Three Names Added to Vietnam Memorial
• America's Fallen Soldiers on Minds of U.S. Forces
• Soldiers Return From War in Afghanistan
• Movie Season on Track to Break Record
• Review Potentials of the Summer
• President Bush to Conclude European Tour in Italy
• Dave Mill Used Wits, Technology to Call for Help
• Recovery Efforts Continue Near Bridge Collapse
• Memorial Day Much More than a Picnic
• Three New Names Set for Vietnam Memorial Wall
• U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Celebrate Memorial Day
• Memorial Day More than Just a Holiday
• USS Stennis Squadrons Return Home Today
• Recovery Continues Today in Bridge Collapse
• Summer Travel Safety and Security Changes
• Americans Honor Veterans on Memorial Day

May 24, 2002

• Investigation Continues in Chandra Levy Death
• If Your Child Disappeared, Would You be Able to Give Police an Accurate Description?
• FBI Issues Terror Alert for Underwater Attacks
• In Moscow, President Bush and Russian President Putin Sign Landmark Treaty
• Startling Admission From Pentagon regarding Weapons Testing During Cold War
• Police in Levy Investigation Turning Attention to Man Serving Time for Assaulting Women in Park
• Skakel's Defense Continues Its Case Today
• Joint Hearings Begin Next Month into Intelligence Issues Prior to Terrorist Attacks
• In Monrovia, California, Mountain Lion Trapped in Somebody's Backyard
• News From Across the Pond
• Witnesses Contradict Each Other in Skakel Trial
• Interview with Crash Test Expert Dr. Bella Dinh-Zarr
• Dr. Beach Names St. Joseph Peninsula State Park Top Beach
• Interview With Nilou Motamed of 'Travel & Leisure'
• Interview With Actress Diane Lane
• Bono, O'Neill Continue on Trip Across Africa
• Bush and Putin Hail New Strategic Partnership
• FBI Director Orders Probe Into Zacarias Moussaoui Case
• New Figure Emerges in Chandra Levy Case
• Americans Travel With Caution on Memorial Day Weekend
• D.C. Police Are Combing Rock Creek Park
• Interview with South Asia Expert Philip Oldenburg
• Bush, Putin Sign Arms Treaty
• FBI Field Agent Letter Sparks Justice Department Investigation
• Lebanese Brothers on Trial in N.C. for Aiding Hezbollah
• Interview With Mike Brooks
• Tensions Rising Between India and Pakistan
• Police Continuing Investigation in Chandra Levy Mystery
• Former Classmates Testify in Skakel Trial
• Protect Your Skin from the Sun
• Profile of Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs
• Man Builds Rollercoaster in Backyard
• Interview with Critic James Inverne on Madonna's New Play
• U.S., Russia Agree to Reduce Nuclear Stockpile
• Congress Will Look Into Intelligence Failures Before 9-11
• Interview With Elaine Shannon of 'TIME' Magazine
• Levy Family Remains in Seclusion

May 23, 2002

• For Some, Chandra Levy Was a Cherished Friend
• Westwood Studios Displays 'Earth and Beyond' at Vegas Computer Games Show
• Former Kennedy Family Babysitter on Stand Today in Skakel Murder Trial
• More Firefighters Joining Battle Against Wildfire That Threatens Hundreds of Homes in Colorado
• Electronic Entertainment Expo Under Way This Week in Los Angeles
• Police, Media Gather in D.C. Over Levy Body
• Al Qaeda Leader Confirms White House 9/11 Target
• Police Try to Uncover Mystery Surrounding Chandra Levy's Death
• Bush Visits Moscow
• Bush Administration Wants to Develop Nuclear Bunker Buster
• Kennedy Babysitter Expected to Testify in Skakel Trial
• U.S. Officials Say United Flight 93 Was Intended to Crash Into White House
• Baby-sitter Testifies in Skakel Trial
• New Information Comes Out About Alleged Shoe Bomber Reid
• Scientists Study Hormone Affecting Weight Loss
• Interview With Teresa Vieira of Red Cross
• Interview with John Garcia, James Moore
• 'Rosie the Riveter' Sells for $5 Mil
• Retailers Check Out New Holiday Season Videogames at E-3 Expo
• Washington Police Vow to See Chandra Levy Matter Through to End; Interview with Scott Fear, Ted Williams
• Leader of Milwaukee's archdiocese, Latest Catholic Clergyman to Come Under Fire for Alleged Sexual Misconduct
• Bush, Putin to Sign Major Agreements
• Bush Wants Nuclear-Tipped Bunker Buster
• U.S. Army Puts Out Video Game in Hopes of Attracting Recruits
• People of Rishon Letzion Questioning Safety
• Ice Cream a Favorite Among Residents of Kabul
• Can Forensics Help Determine Cause, Time of Chandra Levy's Death?
• Milwaukee Archbishop Asks Church to Accept His Resignation
• U.S. Officials Say United Flight 93 Intended to Hit White House on 9-11
• Russia, U.S. Scheduled to Sign Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty
• E3 Expo Under Way in L.A.
• Interview With Marc Klaas
• Al Qaeda Detainee Confirms 9/11 Plane Headed for White House
• Palestinian Authority Condemns Latest Suicide Bombing

May 22, 2002

• Recent Terror Alerts Have Made Many People Literally Worried Sick
• Chandler Police Decided It Was Time to Reel in Some Fugitives and Use Bad Guys' Greed as Bait
• Digital Titans Tangling in Los Angeles This Week
• Victim's Sister Discusses Birmingham Bombing Trial
• How Do You Know When to Face Fears, and How Do You Know When to Go Get Some Help?
• Bono and U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill on First Leg of Four-Nation Africa Tour
• Bono, Treasury Secretary O'Neill Discuss Mission to Africa
• Administration Faces Mounting Criticism Over Pre-9/11 Warnings
• More Terrorist Warnings for New York
• New York's Fleet Week Launches Many Ships
• House Intelligence Hears of Phoenix Memo
• New York City Keeps Guard Against Terror
• Interview with Mike Brooks
• Former NTSB Managing Director, Pilot Discuss Cockpit Guns
• Police on Heightened Alert in NYC
• Bush Scheduled for Four Countries
• Many Boats Arrive in New York During Fleet Week
• New York Braces For Possible Attack On Landmarks
• Explosion in Rishon Letzion
• Cherry Guilty
• Interview with Avi Zohar
• Navy Salutes New Yorkers
• Police Examine Possible Remains of Chandra Levy

May 21, 2002

• White House Downplays Phoenix Memo; Powell to Release Terror Report
• Terrorists: Who Are They, and Where?
• Cardinal Bernard Law Triggers Latest Crossfire of Allegations in Open Letter
• Bono, O'Neill Arrive in Ghana to Start African Tour
• Castle Made Up of Castaways Now Home and Monument to Unconquerable Spirit
• Phoenix Memo Causing More Problems
• Rep. Gephardt Would Establish Independent 9/11 Commission
• Transportation Head: No Cockpit Guns
• Off-Handed Remark by Michael Skakel Dominates Morning's Testimony at Murder Trial
• Miami Police Hunt Baby Kidnappers
• U.S. Forces On Move in Afghanistan.
• Zoloft May Ease Extreme PMS
• Season For Sun and Surf Also Primetime for Shark Attacks
• Terrorism on Some British Minds
• Seemingly Innocent Blow to Chest Can Kill Children
• FBI to Face Congressional Questions on Phoenix Memo
• Transportation Administration Rules Against Cockpit Guns
• Damaging Testimony Heard in Skakel Murder Trial
• Who Knew About the So-Called Phoenix Memo and When?
• Interview with Juliette Kayyem
• Closing Arguments in Birmingham Bombing Trial
• Intelligence Agencies Under Scrutiny as Pre-9/11 Furor Continues
• Skakel Trial Continues
• Kitty Dukakis Speaks Out About Shock Therapy
• In Jerusalem, Sandbags Lesser of Two Evils
• Prisoner Lives in Airducts
• Tour of Medieval Mansion

May 20, 2002

• Apartment Buildings, Water Supplies at Risk to Terrorism
• Prosecutors Reach Key Point in Skakel Trial
• How Much Did President Know and When Did He Know It?
• Bush Wants Key Reforms in Cuba
• Few Details Emerging Regarding Death of Soldier
• Vice President Warns of Terror Threats
• Suicide Bombings Rock Israel Yet Again
• Government Reviews Bin Laden Tape
• Many in Washington Say Some Sort of Terror Attack Will Hit U.S. in Not Too Distant Future
• Interview with Bill Daly, Control Risks Group
• President Bush Talking Cuba Again Today
• Skakel Murder Trial Continues
• Suicide Bombings in United States Inevitable?
• Falling Just Short of Mount Everest
• Prosecution Continues Case Against Michael Skakel
• Bush Speech Receives Mixed Reviews Among Dissidents in Cuba
• Special Forces Soldier Killed on Patrol in Eastern Afghanistan
• Study: White Wine Helps Lungs
• Six Students Die at School District in State of Pennsylvania
• Buzz About Once-a-Day Pill That Researchers Say Eases Symptoms For Terminally Ill Lung Cancer Patients
• Transcript Contains Damaging Testimony Against Skakel
• Judge to Rule on Blake Bodyguard's Lawyer
• Interview with Erik Lindbergh, Pilot
• President Bush Rules Out Changes to Cuba Trade Sanctions
• Interview With Jim Solomons
• Robert Blake Case: Judge Decides on Bodyguard's Defense
• Body of Special Forces Soldier Heads Back to United States
• Defense Rests in 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing Case
• Interview with Dennis Hays, Jeff Flake

May 17, 2002

• Interview With Keshia Knight Pulliam
• Bono, O'Neill to Raise African Awareness
• Miller First North American to Climb Both Everest Faces
• Lottery Players Have New Chance to Strike It Rich
• Interview with Former President Jimmy Carter
• Interview with Dr. Michael Friedman, Former FDA Commissioner
• What is Cast of Original 'Star Wars' Trilogy Doing Today?
• Bush Responds to Criticism Over 9/11 Intelligence
• Police Say Seedy Mix of Religion and Sex Has Taken Root in Georgia
• Allies Encounter Taliban, al Qaeda Resistance
• Pakistani Authorities Believe Body is Pearl's
• Could Bush Have Known of 9/11?
• Study Links Pizza to Obesity
• Interview With Jessica Stern
• Suspect Confesses to Shooting Catholic Priest
• President Bush Speaks Out on 9-11 Warnings
• Interview With Republican Strategist Ed Gillespie
• Interview With Linda Pauwels
• Interview with Security Expert Peter Orszag
• In Grafton, Illinois Rains Exacerbate Flooding
• Interview With Mark Schwed
• TV Soaps Steaming Up Screen
• Congress Reacts to September 11 Warnings

May 16, 2002

• Paging Dr. Gupta: Eye Can See Clearly Now
• A Little More Than Three Weeks Away From Showdown Between Tyson and Lewis
• Mississippi River Rising With Floods; Interview with Ken Schaefer
• President Briefed on Possible Hijacking Plot in August
• Audiences Appraise 'Attack of the Clones' With Critical Eye
• Wildfire Rages in Northern Arizona
• Women Climbers Overcome Obstacles, Tackle Everest
• President's Daily Briefing Warned of Possible Hijacking
• Uniforms, Cyanide Stolen in Truck Heists
• Congressional Democrats Demanding Investigation of What White House Knew About 9-11 Attacks
• Midwest Braces for More Rain
• 'Star Wars' Hits Theaters
• Interview with Josh Cottingham, 'Star Wars' Fan
• Was Bush Warned of al Qaeda Hijackings One Month Before 9-11?
• Is Washington Playing Blame Game Over 9-11 Today?
• Witness Testifies Skakel Confessed in Moxley Murder
• Interview With Dr. James Hays
• Interview With 'TV Guide's' Mark Schwed
• Interview With Senator Evan Bayh
• Interview With Stansfield Turner
• Federal Agents Investigate Theft of Airport Uniforms
• Mexican Police Investigate Theft of 10 Tons of Cyanide
• Cloudy Skies Add to Flooding Concerns in Missouri

May 15, 2002

• Democrats on Attack Over Fund-Raising Photo
• Talk With 'CSI' Creator
• Fans Wait for "Star Wars" in Charitable Fashion
• Cuban Opposition Groups Encouraged By Carter Speech
• Florida Police Look into Past of Caregiver
• Democrats Accusing Republicans of Marketing Tragedy For Partisan Political Ends
• Baltimore Priest in Stable Condition Following Shooting
• Arafat Promises Reform in Speech Today
• Cuban Press Reaction to Carter Speech Muted
• Democrats Angered by Use of 9/11 Photo in RNC Campaign
• Trial of Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel Continues Today in Norwalk, Connecticut
• 'Star Wars' Fans Anticipate Tonight's Premier
• Look at a New Low-Carb Beer
• Michael Skakel's Father May Testify Today
• Making the "Star Wars" Music; Interview with John Williams
• Carter Will Dine With Castro
• Crowds Heat up for 'Star Wars'
• Bail Hearing for Man Who Shot Priest
• New Low-Carb Beer Unveiled
• Missouri Inundated by Floods
• Interview with Dr. Sherri Shubin
• Stripper at Odds with Christian School
• Interview with Marc Berman
• Border Patrol Agents On Lookout for Cyanide
• Mixed Review From White House on Carter Visit to Cuba.
• Bail Hearing For Dontee Stokes
• Another Ice Berg Has Broken Free
• People Anticipate 'Attack of the Clones'

May 14, 2002

• Former Priest Shot and Wounded Outside Baltimore Home
• Worlds of Sports and Entertainment Converge in Monaco For Laureus World Sportsman of the Year Award
• Skakel Prosecutors Will Not Call Brother
• Carter Tours Cuba with Castro
• Interview with Phylicia Rashad, Actress
• Discussion With Advertising Legend Mary Wells Lawrence
• Search for al Qaeda and Taliban Continues in Afghanistan
• Israeli Prime Minister Sharon Faces Critics
• Prosecution Decides Not to Call Tommy Skakel to Stand
• Hunt for International Terrorists Proceeds
• Israeli Prime Minister Gets Jeers From Party Before Knesset
• In Baltimore, Priest in Hospital Today With Gunshot Wounds
• Sexually Abusive Priest Shot in Baltimore
• Reporter Discusses Lion Attack
• 'Star Wars,' 'Spider-Man' Club Officials Discuss New Movies
• In Tampa, Florida, Busch Gardens Suspends Private Tours After Lion Bit Off Arm of Zookeeper
• Alabama Church Bombing Trial Begins; Interview with Mickey Johnson
• Sanctioned Iraqis Defend Country
• Chicago Judge Refuses to Throw Out Terrorism Perjury Case
• Carter to Deliver Short, Important Speech This Evening
• FEMA Official Discusses Midwest Flooding
• Former President Carter to Speak on Cuban TV, Radio
• Cancer Deaths Drop
• Nine-Year-Old Allegation Comes Back to Haunt
• Should Shanley's Records be Made Public?
• Judge Refuses to Throw out Perjury Charges Against Islamic Charity
• U.N. Security Council Approves Sanction Overhaul Against Iraq
• Stories of Storms Survived in Midwest
• Growing Number of Teens at Risk for Type-II Diabetes
• Israeli Soldiers Poised Outside Gaza
• Carter to Address Cuban People
• Cuba Excels in Health Care, Education
• Interview with Daniel Sieberg

May 13, 2002

• Carter in Cuba
• Interview With PLO Leader Yasser Arafat
• Interview With Corporate Trainer Steadman Graham
• Zookeeper in Serious Condition in Tampa After Lion Bites Off Part of Arm
• Time of Season to Tune in For TV Nostalgia
• Severe Storms Pounding Midwest For Over a Week
• Boston Cardinal Bernard Law Faces Third Day of Deposition
• Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter in Cuba Today
• Arafat Hits the Road, and Sharon Plows Into Potential Roadblock
• Discussion of Michael Skakel Case
• New and Improved Medication Hits Market This Week
• Carson All-Time King of Late Night
• Arafat, Sharon Suffer Separate Setbacks
• Kennedy Cousin Skakel's Murder Trial Continues
• Bush, Putin Agree on Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty
• Cardinal Law Undergoes Third Questioning Session
• Third Suspect in 1963 Alabama Church Bombing to Be Tried
• Tutor May Have Suggested Skakel Family Vacation After Moxley Murder
• Busch Gardens Director Discusses Lion Attack
• Bush Will Sign Arms Reduction Treaty
• Yasser Arafat Discusses Plans for Peace
• Opening Statements Expected in 1963 Church Bombing Trial
• Carter in Cuba, Following Bush Accusations
• Interview With Carl Sferrazza Anthony
• Deposition of Cardinal Law Continues in Boston
• Interview With Raghida Dergham
• State Officials Under Fire For Losing Girl
• Carter Tours Biotechnology Lab
• Bush to Sign Treaty in Moscow Next Week
• Arafat Heads for Various Parts of the West Bank
• Interview with Ben Ermini
• Investigation Underway Into Lion Attack
• Law Deposed Third Day
• U.S. Special Forces Clash with Suspected Taliban
• Military May Introduce Food Patch
• Interview with Alex Pappademas
• Advertizers Get a Preview of TV Line-up

May 10, 2002

• In Connecticut, No Testimony Today in Murder Trial of Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel
• What's Hot in the Movies This Season?
• Robert Hanssen Will be Sentenced This Morning
• Atlanta Exhibit Displays Photographs of Lynchings
• Judge Hearing Arguments About Skakel Made by Former Tutor Ken Littleton
• More Than 100 People Emerge From Church of Nativity Compound
• Suspected Pipe Bomber Luke Helder Set to Leave Nevada
• The Citadel Will Mark a Milestone Tomorrow
• Hanssen's Decision to Spy For Moscow Took Him Down Path Paved by Spies Before Him
• Cardinal Law Faces More Questions in Court
• Gallup: 72 Percent Support Death Penalty
• Mister Mom
• Interview with Tammy, Chris Higgins
• Standoff Over, Israelis Withdraw from Manger Square
• Helder's Flight From Reno Delayed
• Hanssen Lived Complex Double Life
• Body Found in Missouri Not That of Missing Florida Child
• Interview with Rep. James Maloney (D), Connecticut
• Standoff in Bethlehem Comes to End
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Awaits Federal Charges
• Cardinal Law Questioning Continues
• First Black Women to Graduate from Citadel
• Authorities Still Searching for Missing Florida Girl
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Transported to Iowa
• "Star Wars" Fanatics Await New Movie Premiere

May 09, 2002

• JFK Jr's Death Providing Him With Little Privacy
• FDA Holding Hearing on Controversial Fertility Treatment
• Man Admits to Bombing Spree
• Professor Rob Sobhani Discusses Israel
• What Happens Now to Alleged Mailbox Pipe Bomber?
• Accused Rapist Priest Seeks Bail Reduction
• Shanley in Court for Bail Reduction Hearing
• Shimon Peres to Talk to Italian Prime Minister Regarding Exiles
• Most High School Seniors Looking Forward to Wearing Cap and Gown in Few Weeks, But Some L.A. Grads Won't Be Allowed To
• Panel's Investigation Into Rilya Wilson Case Hits Roadblock
• Helder to Meet with Parents in Jail
• Judge Considers Boston Priest's Bail Request
• Israelis Celebrate Jerusalem Day
• Israel Calling Up Reservists for Possible Strikes
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Will Move to Iowa
• Boston Cardinal Continues Testimony in Sex Abuse Case
• Actress Julia Roberts Testifies Before Congress
• Church of Nativity Standoff Draws Closer to Resolution
• President Bush Calls Recent Arafat Statement Encouraging
• Robert Blake Guardianship Case Continues
• Interview with Ed Gordon; Rising Career of R. Kelly Seriously Sidetracked
• Possible Leftover Anthrax Found
• Thousands of Animals Dead From Toxic Algae

May 08, 2002

• Skakel Murder Trial Continues
• Boston's Cardinal Bernard Law Goes Under Oath in Church Sex Abuse Scandal
• Gurnsey's President Discusses Jerry Garcia Auction
• Plastic Surgery Offers Personal Options
• Authorities Apprehend Pipe Bomb Suspect; Excerpts From Writing
• Tel Aviv Bombing Rocks Peace Process
• Fmr. State Department Spokesman Rubin Discusses Middle East
• Retired FBI Officer Discusses Pipe Bombings
• Taste Test of New Vanilla Coke Formula
• Arafat Condemns Bombing, Braces for Reprisal
• Bomber Sent Incriminating Letter to 'Badger Herald'
• Cardinal Law Giving Deposition
• Interview of Barry Jessurun, Vanilla Bean Cafe
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Makes First Appearance in Federal Court
• Panel Investigates Disappearance of Florida 5-Year-Old
• Cardinal Law Deposition Gets Under Way
• New Graduation Requirement Prepares Students for Future
• Helder's Father Tipped Off Local Police
• Negotiators Rethink Bethlehem Solution
• Police Can Train for High Speed Pursuit in Michigan
• Interview with Dr. Julius Few, Plastic Surgeon
• Attorney Discusses Lawsuits Against Boston Church
• Following Bombing, Prime Minister Returns to Israel
• Conflict in the Middle East: Negotiations Continue at Church of Nativity
• Cardinal Law Gives Deposition in Sex Abuse Scandal
• Interview With Devin Burghart
• Yasser Arafat Urges Palestinians to Stop Suicide Attacks
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Allegedly Confesses
• New Revelations in Mailbox Pipe Bomb Case
• Police Face Car Chases a Lot of the Time

May 07, 2002

• Canadian and U.S. Forces Complete Inspection of Area Near Tora Bora
• Israel's Prime Minister Huddling With Bush Later This Afternoon
• FBI Trails Midwest Pipe Bomber
• Standoff at Church of Nativity Ends
• Pipe Bomb Trail Crosses U.S.
• Fire Department Official Discusses Rescue of Flooded School Bus
• Kennedy Cousin Murder Trial Begins
• Michael Skakel Goes on Trial This Morning in Connecticut
• Rev. Shanley Arraigned in Child Rape Case
• Al Qaeda Graves Located in Afghanistan
• Church of Nativity Standoff Continues
• New Follow-up Treatment Available for Breast Cancer Patients
• Ariel Sharon Stops by White House
• Equality Now Tries to Bring Women's Voices in Middle East Peace Discussions
• Church of Nativity Standoff Expected to End
• FDA Approves Botox
• Shanley Bail Set at $750,000
• Skakel Trial Gets Underway, Moxley Mother to Testify
• Clinton To Head U.S. Delegation to East Timor
• Sugar Pill Placebo Almost As Effective As Depression Drugs
• Man Survives Three Days Trapped in Overturned Car
• Luke John Helder Suspected of Pipe Bombings
• Interview with Jeffrey Newman
• U.S.-Israel, Where to Go From Here
• Bethlehem: Deal Close but Not Complete
• Spidey Raises Bar; Interview with Paul Dergarabedian

May 06, 2002

• Iraqi Oil Will be Flowing Once Again This Week
• War Emblem Leads Pack Every Step of Way to Win Kentucky Derby
• As Chirac Celebrates, Le Pen Looking Forward to Upcoming Election Battles
• Home Owners Association Decides Forbidding Navy Veteran to Fly Flag Not Good Idea
• Discussion With 'Star Wars' Creator George Lucas
• Jerusalem Hospital Handles Israeli, Palestinian Casualties
• Hate Group Expert Discusses Midwest Mailbox Bombings
• Negotiations Slow at Church of Nativity
• Mailbox Pipe Bombs Hit Midwest
• Wildfires Scorch Colorado
• White House Holds Humorous Correspondents' Dinner
• Clone Conundrum Continues
• Israeli Prime Minister to Come to U.S. for Meeting With President
• FBI: Anti-government Notes Accompany Midwest Mailbox Bombs
• 'Business Week' Writer Discusses Catholic Church Money, Scandal
• Interview with Jerry Penacoli, 'Extra'
• Search for Missing Florida Girl Continues
• Interview With Rick Barton
• Israelis, Palestinians Search for Resolution in Bethlehem
• Israeli Prime Minister Visits Washington
• American Taliban Fighter Goes to Trial
• Injured Israelis, Palestinians Often Treated Side by Side
• Interview With Bob Tigert
• Interview With Mike Schneider

May 03, 2002

• Expert Discusses Biker Gangs
• Moviegoers Around Country Caught Up in Web of Excitement
• Former Priest Shanley to Be Arraigned on Rape Charges
• Apolo Anton Ohno Discusses Being One of 'People''s 50 Most Beautiful People
• Officials to Give Update Into American 587 Crash
• Joe Gibbs Only Person to Win Super Bowl and Winston Cup
• Shanley To Go Before Extradition Hearing
• Palestinians, Israelis Battle for Moral High Ground
• Friction Between Rumsfeld and the U.S. Army?
• Officials Releasing New Details on Flight 587
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• "Star Wars" Convention Offers Numerous Products for Fans
• Secretary of State, Russian Foreign Minister Meet, Discuss Nuclear Policy
• Pressure Mounts on Freed Arafat to Make Peace
• Shanley Could Return to Massachusetts in 10 Days or Less
• Orthodox Good Friday Sees Empty Bethlehem; Many Wait for Peace
• U.S., British Continue Search for al Qaeda
• Georgia High School Students Prepare for First Integrated Prom
• New Star Wars Movie to Debut in Two Weeks
• Priest Awaits Extradition to Boston
• White House Anticipating Meeting With Ariel Sharon
• War on Terror Heats Up
• New Battle Emerges Over Defense Spending
• Interview With Owen Gleiberman
• Cameras on D.C. Streets Still Source of Controversy
• New Report Shows Putting Children to Sleep in Adult Beds Could Be Dangerous
• Interview With Robert Franek of 'Princeton Review'

May 02, 2002

• Mourners Gather for Lopes Funeral
• Huge Crowd Gathers For Lopes Funeral in Atlanta
• 'Operation Snipe,' Major New Sweep For Al Qaeda, Under Way
• No Clues of Florida Girl Missing One Year From State Care
• New Study Shows Importance of Helmets to Kids
• In Israel: Arafat Freed, More Shots at Church of Nativity
• Several Options Available to Fight Wrinkles
• Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat Emerges From Battered Ramallah Compound
• Arafat Wants to Meet With Prince Abdullah
• Family Members and Friends of Lisa Lopes Gathering Today to Say Goodbye
• Astronauts John Glenn, Sally Ride Discuss Need for Science Education
• Porn Click Away for Children
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Getting Wrinkles Out
• Group of Protesters Enter Church of Nativity
• Bush Puts High Burden on Arafat
• Interview With Hanna Nasser, Mayor of Bethlehem
• Former Boston Priest Arrested on Charges of Raping a Child
• Arafat's Compound in Ramallah Damaged by Israeli Attacks
• Interview With Charles Sennott of 'The Boston Globe'
• Bush Meets With EU to Discuss Middle East
• Fans Pay Respects to Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes
• Interview With Christopher Patten
• Interview With John and Jack Payne

May 01, 2002

• New York's Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant Generating Controversy
• Military Tribunal Called to Order on Hollywood Soundstage
• Grace Living Center in Jenks, Oklahoma is School and Nursing Home
• Yasser Arafat Could be Walking Out of Ramallah Headquarters as Early as Today
• Dozens of Palestinians Still Holed Up at Church of Nativity
• Police in Miami-Dade County, Florida Looking For 5-Year Old Rilya Wilson
• May Day Rallies in France Protest Le Pen
• Arafat Residence Siege in Tense Negotiations
• Game Show to Help Afghan Women
• Robert Blake Asking Judge For Bail Today
• Terrier From Burned-Out Taiwanese Tanker On Way to Honolulu Harbor
• Half of Americans Breathe Hazardous Air Pollution
• Converted Episcopal Priests Allowed Wives as Catholic Priests
• Deal Struck to End Siege of Arafat Compound
• Houston Official Discusses Raging Fires
• Half of Americans Live With Dangerous Air

April 30, 2002

• Israel Resists Jenin Investigation
• Interview with Norman Mailer, Lawrence Schiller, "Into the Mirror"
• Gunshots Heard at Arafat Headquarters
• Story of NYFD Battalion Commander Richard Picciotto, Who Survived 09-11
• Investigators Penetrate Atlanta Federal Buildings
• Winner of Disputed New Jersey Lottery to Be Decided
• Catholic Church Faces Criticism Over Legal Strategy
• Royal Commentator on England's Golden Jubilee
• Al Qaeda Fighters Killed in Afghanistan
• 50 Years Since 'American Bandstand' Hit Airwaves
• 20 Palestinians Emerge from Church of the Nativity
• Interview with Shimon Peres, Israeli Foreign Minister
• Arafat Still Confined to Compound
• Conflict in the Middle East: More People Emerge From Bethlehem Church
• Secretary of State Testifies Before Senate
• New Pictures Released From Hubble Telescope
• Feds Charge Syrian-Born American with Lying About Links to Terrorism
• Arafat May Walk Free
• Bethlehem Struggles Under Curfew
• Renewed Fighting Near Border of Pakistan
• Should Pilots Carry Guns?
• Interview with Dr. Dorothy Mitchell-Leef
• Doctors Consider Operating on Newborn Cojoined Twins
• Chandra Levy Case One Year Later
• Parents of Missing Child Meet with Reporters
• Interview with Mike Brooks
• Bush Describes Administration as Compassionate Conservative
• Ashcroft Addresses Media
• New Jersey Couple Wins $59 Million
• Interview With Adam Shapiro

April 29, 2002

• Talk With La Plata, Maryland Tornado Survivor Joe Aqua
• Look at Ultimate Cell Phone
• To Mark Anniversary of L.A. Riots, Bush Visiting L.A.
• South Central Remains Economically Disadvantaged After Riots
• La Plata, Maryland Hit Hard by Tornado
• There Could be Progress in Standoff at Church of Nativity in Bethlehem
• Interview with Matt Roush, "TV Guide"
• Police in San Diego Searching for Missing Toddler
• Year Since Washington Intern Chandra Levy Vanished
• Maryland Community Reeling After Tornado
• Interview of Bernard Kinsey, Former Head of Rebuild LA Program
• Tire Safety Week Stresses Motorist Care
• Darryl Strawberry Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
• Israelis Enter Hebron as Talks Make Progress on Arafat Detainment
• Conflict in the Middle East: Palestinian Leader Close to Freedom
• Interviews With Diana Buttu, Alan Baker
• White House Calls New Mideast Agreement Hopeful
• Maryland Emergency Crews Clean Up Mess Following Tornado
• Where is L.A. Today 10 Years After Riots?
• Germans Mourn Loss From School Shooting
• Music Industry Battling Internet Piracy
• Tornado in Maryland Kills Three
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israel Moves Into Hebron
• White House Keeping Eye on Middle East Crisis
• Iraqi People Show Public Support for Saddam Hussein
• Top Chicago Cop Could Spend Time Behind Bars
• Los Angeles Remembers Anniversary of Riots
• Motorists Under Pressure to Take Care of Vehicles
• Interview With Bill Zehme
• Violence Continues Despite Talks
• Late Tornadoes Cause Six Deaths Across Country
• U.S., Russia Want Less Warheads
• Iraqi Leaders Say Iraq Is Ready to Defend Itself

April 26, 2002

• Report of Possible Reassignment of Boston Archbishop Bernard Law
• Prosecutors in New Jersey Appear to Have Scored Some Points Against Former NBA Star
• 09-11 Has Created Some New Problems For Local Police Departments
• Is Pope John Paul II Jeopardizing His Legacy?
• Pakistan to Allow U.S. Hunt for Al Qaeda
• Interview with Ian Burke, Friend of TLC Member Lisa Lopes
• Fans Mourning Loss of Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes
• Developments From Meeting Between Bush and Saudi Crown Prince
• Palestinian Protest in Ramallah Turns Violent
• Interview with David McCullough, Jim Rees, Director of Mount Vernon
• Gallup Poll: Respect Decreasing for Catholic Church
• Ocean Race Around World Begins
• Brooklyn Public School Makes Final Robot Competition
• Interview of John Guth, Jeff Tweiten
• 'The Bachelor' Winners Speak
• 17 Killed in School Shooting in Germany
• American Cardinals Gather for Annual Dinner
• Israelis Fire Stun Grenades, Tear Gas at Marching Palestinians
• Bush Weighs Conflicting Pressures on Middle East
• Rumsfeld Warns of Possible Taliban, al Qaeda Offensive in Afghanistan
• Ex-Student Kills 17 in School in Germany
• 'Boston Herald' Reports Cardinal Law Will Be Moved to Vatican
• Interview With R&B Radio Host Frank Ski
• Bush Says He Forged Personal Bond With Crown Prince Abdullah
• School Shooting Leaves 17 Dead in Germany
• Future of Boston Cardinal Up In Air
• President Bush Encouraged About Economy
• Interview With Sonia Murray
• Ship Crews Finish Transatlantic Race
• New Trouble for Former NBA Star
• Cardinals Discuss Zero Tolerance Policy

April 25, 2002

• Blake Attorney Says Stuntmen Just Seeking Spotlight
• South African Space Tourist Rode Soyuz Rocket Into Orbit Early This Morning
• Fertility Options Available for Older Couples
• Which Comes First, the Briefcase or the Bottle?
• South African Heads to Space Station
• Discussion About Novel Written by Slave Woman
• Reinforcements On Way to Sweeping Wildfire in Colorado
• Severe Storms Rake Much of Midwest
• Nine Palestinians Walk Away From Church of the Nativity
• Some Call Church's Response to Sex Scandal Little More Than Damage Control
• Bush and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah to Come Together on Bush Ranch
• Colorado Firefighters Battling to Protect Homes from Wildfire
• Interview with Lorenzo Benet on Robert Blake Murder Case
• Reaction to Blueprint for Catholic Church Reform
• Saudi Crown Prince Meets with President Bush Today
• Nine Palestinian Children Leave Bethlehem Church
• President Bush Meets With Saudi Crown Prince
• Israeli, Palestinian Leaders Host Greek, Turkish Foreign Ministers
• U.N. Delays Fact-Finding Mission to Jenin
• House to Approve Split of INS
• U.S. Cardinals Conclude Meeting at Vatican
• British Citizens to Sing Praises of Queen During Golden Jubilee
• Saudi Crown Price Meets Bush in Texas
• Suspects in Murder of Israeli Official Tried, Convicted
• Report on Operation Anaconda Finished
• Al Qaeda Leader: Malls, Supermarkets; Banks All Potential Targets
• U.S. Government Racing to Screen All Checked Baggage
• Colorado Firefighters Struggling to Keep Up with a Wild Fire
• Explosion in Manhattan
• Interview With Ben Venzke
• Interview with Rob Sobhani
• Middle East Bombings Affect Both Sides of Conflict
• Dr. Atkins Suffers Cardiac Arrest
• Do School Books Weigh Too Much?
• Second Space Tourist Takes Off

April 24, 2002

• Atlanta Police Dept. Conducting Two-Month Test of Segways
• New Pictures From Fatal Train Accident in Southern California
• More Shooting Outside Church of Nativity
• 'Inside the Vatican' Editor Discusses Sex Abuse Scandal
• 12 U.S. Cardinals Appear to be Leaning Toward 'One Strike and You're Out' Policy
• Church of Nativity Front in War
• Powell Sharing Insights With Congress About Mission to Mideast
• Investigators Return to Scene of Deadly Train Crash
• Interview With Mark Shuttleworth
• Madrid Police Arrest al Qaeda Suspects
• Cardinals to Issue Plan on Sex Abuse
• Vatican Meeting Finishing Up
• Surveillance Tape Shows Train Accident
• NTSB Looks at Surveillance Tape Near Train Crash
• Interview With Dennis Tito
• Interview with Barb Tmock, U.S. Forest Service
• Director, Camper Discuss Camp for 9/11 Kids
• New Study Shows Dairy May Help Reduce Risk of Diabetes
• Israeli Delegation Heads to UN With Concerns Over Investigation
• Woman Rescued From Truck Driver Abductor After Scrawling Plea on Bathroom Wall
• Vatican Summit Draws to Close
• Celibacy Among Priests Comes Under Question
• Massachusetts Man Guilty of Killing Seven Co-Workers
• Stay-at-Home Dads Face Greater Health Risk According to Study
• American Cardinals Consider Zero-Tolerance Policy
• Government Releases New Information on Nursing Home Care

April 23, 2002

• Al Qaeda Purportedly Knows How to Build 'Dirty Bomb'
• Crisis in Priesthood Reverberates All the Way to Vatican
• Look Back at Life and Death of Yitzhak Rabin
• Cardinal Law Under Fire in Boston For Handling of Crisis
• Extraordinary Meeting Resuming Inside Vatican
• Karen Hughes Announces She's Resigning
• Interview with Margerry Bakley
• River Conflict Between States Heating Up
• Israeli and Palestinian Negotiators Discuss Deadly Standoff at Church of the Nativity
• Pope John Paul II Tells American Cardinals There's No Place in Priesthood for Abusers Who Harm Young
• Negotiations to End Three Week-Old-Standoff at Church of the Nativity Under Way
• Palestinian Fighter Who Surrendered Telling His Story of What Happened in Jenin
• Karen Hughes Leaving Bush Administration
• Pope Meeting With American Cardinals at Vatican
• Does Abstinence-only Sex Education Work?
• Pope Makes Strong Remarks on Priest Sex Scandal
• Standoff Continues at Bethlehem's Church of Nativity
• Top White House Counselor Resigns
• Interview with Keith Taylor, ModestNeeds.org
• Congress Discusses Abstinence Only Programs in Schools
• Washington State Home to Best Tasting Water
• U.S. Cardinals Meet Officials at Vatican
• INS Arrests 30 People at D.C. Airports
• Top Presidential Aide Announces Resignation
• United Nations Investigators to Head to Jenin
• Cuban Leader Lashes Out Against Mexico

April 22, 2002

• Blake Expected in Court Today
• Cardinals Arrive in Rome
• Some Movement in Bethlehem Standoff Stalemate
• Interview with Delia Gallagher, 'Inside the Vatican'
• Two American Cardinals Arrive in Rome
• Extreme Right Wing Candidate Makes it Into French Runoff
• Interview of Rob Lowe, Actor
• Interview with Mayor Mickey Bora of Fairfield, Illinois
• Blake and Bodyguard to Be Arraigned Later this Morning
• Robert Blake Faces Arraignment Today
• FDA Considers Making Claritin Available Over the Counter
• Historic Drought Leaves Northeastern United States High & Dry
• Dog Rescued After Spending Weeks on Abandoned Ship
• Robert Blake Expected to Face Formal Murder Charges
• Vatican Officials Prepare Meetings With American Cardinals
• Standoff Continues in Bethlehem
• United Nations to Send Investigators to Jenin
• FDA Discusses Making Claritin Over the Counter Drug
• Citizens React to Cardinals' Meeting at Vatican
• Presidential Primary in France Sparks Controversy, Protests
• Tapes from Teenage Terror Plane Crash Released
• FAA Releases Traffic Control Tower Tapes Related to Teen Suicide
• American Cardinals, Vatican Confront Sex Scandal
• Standoff Continues at Church of Nativity

April 19, 2002

• Actor Robert Blake Charged With Murdering His Wife
• Interview with Catherine Crier, Court TV Anchor
• Robert Blake Faced With Murder Charge That Could Carry Death Penalty
• USS Bataan Marine Helicopter Squadron Flying Into New River Air Station
• Return to Service for USS Cole
• Interview of Suzanne Walther, Louis Cooper
• Something Called Marriage Movement Now Getting Some Federal Attention
• In California, Homeowner Having Invasion of Feathered Kind
• DA Requests that Blake Be Held Without Bail
• Investigators Search for Clues in Amtrak Derailment in Florida
• USS Cole Is Back on Open Seas
• Actor Robert Blake Charged With Wife's Murder
• Four People Killed in Amtrak Train Crash
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israeli Military Operations Continue
• Residents of Milan Say They Feel Less Secure
• Grammy Winner's Rough Life Leads to Music, Movie
• USS Cole Sets Sail Again
• Jenin Survivors Return to Devastated Camp
• Israel Claims Arrest of Militant Leader
• Relief in Site for Palestinians in Church of Nativity
• Amtrak Derailment Leaves Four Dead
• White House Reevaluates Middle East Policy
• Actor Robert Blake Charged With Killing Wife
• Investigators Looking Into Cause of Plane Crash in Milan
• Shuttle Atlantis Prepares Return Home
• Track Misalignment May Have Played Part in Amtrak Train Derailment
• Blake Expected to Be Arraigned Monday
• White House Reassesses Policy in Middle East
• Interview With William Portanova
• President Bush Briefs Reporters
• Interview With Defense Attorney William Portanova

April 18, 2002

• Families of Some 9-11 Victims Finding Out What It Was Like For Loved Ones in Final Moments
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Allergy Agony
• Marines Return Home After Tour in Afghanistan
• Talk With Former 'L.A. Law' Stars Susan Dey and Harry Hamlin
• Bush Calls Powell Mission a Success
• Bush and Powell to Meet Later This Morning
• FBI Trying to Determine Whether There is Link Between Al Qaeda and Tanzanian Pilot
• Space Shuttle Atlantis Now On Way Back to Earth
• Troops Coming Back to Camp Lejeune
• Powell Briefing Bush on 10-Day Mission
• More Details on Incident Involving Friendly Fire Between U.S. and Canadian Forces
• Interview with Terje Larsen, U.N. Special Envoy
• Federal Agents Are Holding Tanzanian Pilot on Immigration Charges
• Marines Come Home From Afghanistan
• Allergy Agony
• Interview With Rick Dandes
• Bush Swings from 'Withdrawal Without Delay' to 'Timetable OK'
• U.S. Kills Canadian Soldiers, Pentagon Expresses Regret
• Witnesses Saw Smoke From Plane Before Crash
• Families of Victims to Hear CVR Today
• 29th Marine Expeditionary Unit Returns

April 17, 2002

• Many of President's Blunders Cleaned Up Later On in Transcripts
• Powell Goes to Cairo Before Returning to Washington
• Bush To Assert War Goals in VMI Speech
• British Troops Search for al Qaeda, Taliban Pockets
• Interview with Rob Sobhani, Georgetown University
• Bush Speech Focuses on Middle East, War on Terror
• Bin Laden Likely Slipped Out of Tora Bora
• Georgia Woman One of Three Lottery Winners
• Temperature Hitting Record Highs
• Conflict in the Middle East: Secretary Powell to Return to U.S.
• Conflict in the Middle East: Colin Powell Mission Draws to Close
• Three Winners Share $331 Million Lottery Jackpot
• Conflict in the Middle East: Colin Powell Mission Nears End
• President Bush Urges Israelis, Palestinians to Take Action
• Israelis Celebrate Independence Day With Concerns About Crisis
• Pentagon Denies That Error Led to Osama bin Laden's Escape
• Interview With Akida Eldar
• Boston Cardinal Makes Secret Visit to Vatican
• Three Winners Share $300 Million Big Game Jackpot
• President Bush Gives Stern Message on Terror
• Pentagon Denies Reports of Osama bin Laden Escape
• New Evidence Suggests Terrorists Attempted Chemical Attack
• Yasser Arafat Remains in Ramallah Compound
• One Winner Claims Share of Big Game Jackpot
• Heat Wave Hits Northeast

April 16, 2002

• Jeff Mathy Plans to be Youngest Person to Reach Summit of Seven Highest Peaks in World
• Several Thousand Homeless in Jenin; Interview of Edward Djerejian
• Time Beginning to Run Short on Powell's Peacemaking Mission
• Several Hundred British Forces Engaged in First Military Action in Afghanistan
• Abuse Scandal Has Affected Church Morale, Finances
• Gunfire In and Around Manger Square
• Secretary of State Wraps Up Talks With Israeli Leader
• Vatican Has Called a Meeting in Rome of All U.S. Cardinals
• Lotto Players Snapping Up Big Game Tickets Today
• Barbara Morgan to Reach Space Station in 2004
• Siblings Charged in 6-year-old's Death
• Powell to Meet with Arafat Again Before Leaving Region
• Cardinals Called to Rome for Highly Unusual Meeting
• Death and Destruction in Jenin Refugee Camp
• U.S. Tightens Border Security
• Bush, Abdullah Meeting will Happen
• Interview with General Amer Rasheed
• British Marines Join U.S.-Led Effort Against Al Qaeda
• Progress But No Breakthrough
• Tone Generally Positive Between Bush and Sharon
• Vatican V. Cards, One Week Away
• Two Children in Custody for Killing Younger Brother
• Air Patrols Modified
• $325 Million Up For Grabs
• Actor Robert Urich, 55, dies of Cancer

April 15, 2002

• Cardinal Law Staying Archbishop as Long as God Gives Him Opportunity
• As Powell Races Around Mideast, Peace Process Moving at Snail's Pace
• Top Human Rights Body of U.N. Condemns Israel's Military Assault of Jenin Refugee Camp
• Tiger Woods Captures Third Masters Championship
• Powell Returns to Tel Aviv After Meeting with Syrian President
• Key Palestinian Militia Leader Reportedly in Israeli Custody
• Part of Peace Efforts in Mideast Is to Put Together Peace Conference
• Reporters and Aid Workers Getting Chance to Go in and Look at Jenin
• Explosion in Afghanistan Kills Four U.S. Servicemen
• Colin Powell Visits Lebanon and Syria in Search For Peace
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israelis Arrest Key Palestinian
• Secretary of State Arrives in Tel Aviv
• Thousands March at Capitol in Support of Israel
• Bomb Threat on D.C. Banks Has Passed
• Four U.S. Soldiers Killed in Kandahar
• Powell Visits Lebanon
• Assad Gives No Assurance of Reining in Hezbollah
• Sense of Frustration, Although Groundwork Being Made
• Pro-Israeli Rally in Washington
• Stand-Off Continues in Bethlehem
• Security a Key Issue Between Israelis and Palestinians
• Pro-Israel Rally Taking Place in Washington D.C.
• Powell Floats Idea of Conference for Middle East Peace

April 12, 2002

• Conflict in the Middle East: Fierce Fighting Continues in Jenin
• Jewish Settlements One of Many Issues on West Bank

April 11, 2002

• Interview with Lorin Anderson, "Golf" Magazine
• Netanyahu Calls on U.S. to Apply Principles It's Using in War on Terrorism to Conflict in Mideast
• New York Nightspot Really Pushing 21st Century Thing
• Debate Over Alaska Oil Starts Today
• Powell Headed to Mideast to Try to End Bloodshed
• No Diplomatic Progress in Standoff at Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity
• Incursions Overnight Into Two Small Towns on West Bank
• Bush Administration's Point Man Due to Arrive in Israel Later Today
• People Losing Faith in Leader of Catholic Archdiocese of Boston
• Congress Holding Hearings on Tax Fraud
• Israel Withdraws From Two Dozen West Bank Villages, But Invades Two New Ones
• It's Secretary of State Powell's trip, But President Bush's Policy On Line
• Palestinian Holdouts Give Up At Jenin Refugee Camp Today
• Spiritual Leader of Boston's Catholic Community Facing Mounting Pressure to Resign
• Atlantis Astronauts Beginning a Challenging Construction Job
• Israel Gains Control of Jenin Refugee Camp
• International Aid to Afghanistan Not Reaching Remote Areas
• King of Jordan Winning Praise From World Leaders
• Secretary of State to Arrive in Jerusalem Tomorrow
• White House Lowering Expectations for Powell's Mideast Mission
• Numerous Obstacles Confront Powell's Peace Mission
• Israel Continues Military Operations Despite U.S. Requests
• Speculation Grows Regarding Boston Cardinal's Resignation
• Showdown Over Energy Nearing in Congress
• Interview With King Abdullah
• Interview With Chemi Shalev
• Sharon Says Operations Will Continue
• Interview With Archbishop of Canterbury's Mideast Envoy
• Cardinal Law Faces Pressure to Resign
• White House Lowers Expectations for Powell Visit
• U.S. Servicemen Injured in Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan
• Senate Set to Begin Debate on Drilling for Oil in ANWR

April 10, 2002

• Powell To Meet With Arafat on Saturday
• Suicide Bomber Strikes Northern Israeli Town
• West Bank Scene of Fiercest Fight of Israeli Offensive
• Frank Gaffney of Center for Security Policy Discusses Conflict in Israel
• Police Officer Turned Killer on Run
• Israeli Government Telling the World, 'We Told You So'
• Fighting Continues in Refugee Camp in Jenin
• Powell Meets With International Representatives in Madrid
• Bush Fires Opening Round in New Cloning Debate
• Hostility at Lebanese-Israeli Border
• Niece of Israeli Ambassador to U.N. Killed in Attack
• Niece of Israeli Ambassador to U.N. Killed in Bombing
• Jenin Fighting Said To Have Subsided
• New Violence Makes Cease-Fire Tough
• Interview with Christopher Dickey
• Stage Set for Cloning Fight
• Most Dangerous Job: Ambulance Driver in West Bank
• Interview with Reverend Riah Abu El-Assal
• PGA Mater's Tournament Begins Tomorrow

April 09, 2002

• Middle East Diplomacy Chief Goal of White House
• U.S. Defeat in Philippines Remembered, as New Troops Fight
• Royal Funeral For Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
• Golf Greats Hoping to Win Green Jacket Will Have to Master Longer Course
• Israeli Forces Give Ground to Some Places, Take Ground in Others, and Lose 13 Soldiers
• 13 Israeli Soldiers Killed in Ambush
• Despite Rising Prices, Gas Cheaper Than Last Year
• Former Andersen Partner to Plead Guilty to Obstruction
• Interview With Tony Karon
• Boxing Becomes Hit Among White-Collar America
• Thirteen Israeli Soldiers Killed in Ambush
• President Bush Keeping Eye on Middle East
• Attorney General Announces New Terrorism Indictments
• U.S. Troops Prepare for Deployment to Yemen
• Mourners Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• Levis Strauss to Lay Off Employees
• Residents Find Peace of Mind on the West Bank
• Interview with Edward Djerejian
• Augusta Remodeled
• Violence Deals Crippling Blow to Tourism

April 08, 2002

• Thousand Wait in Line to Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• Israeli Raids Go On Despite Strong Words From President Bush; West Bank Town of Jenin Under Attack by Israeli Forces
• Will Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch Today?
• Oprah's Book Club to Cut Back
• Brothers Search For Brothers As 9/11 Recovery Work Nears Close
• In Afghanistan, At Least Four Dead in Apparent Assassination Attempt
• Thousands Wait in Line to Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• Genetically Engineered Cold Virus Showing Promise
• Congress Returns to Washington This Week
• In Afghanistan, Interim Defense Minister Escapes Apparent Assassination Attempt
• Priest Accused of Sexual Abuse Commits Suicide
• Israeli Missiles Hit Jenin Refugee Camp
• Professor Discusses Middle East Crisis
• Hussein Suspends Oil Exports
• Documents Regarding Boston Priest Released
• Winds Threaten to Delay Space Shuttle Launch
• Andersen to Lay Off 7,000 Workers
• Muslims Changing Their Names
• Bush Claims: I Meant what I Said
• Sharon to Keep Initiative
• Iraq Stopping Oil Exports for a Month
• 'Mountain Lion' Patrols to Continue
• Sharon Determined in Crackdown on Terror Infrastructure
• Bush: 'I Mean What I Say'
• Hussein Halts Oil Exports
• Interview with Roger Diwan
• Rumsfeld Gives Press Briefing

April 05, 2002

• Bush, Blair to Meet in Crawford, Texas
• Israeli Troops Shoot at Journalists
• Middle East Focus of Administration
• Heart of Israeli Killed in Bombing Gives Palestinian Life
• Late Queen Mother in State
• U.S. Envoy Anthony Zinni Has Met with Arafat; Israeli Forces Keeping Up Massive Military Offensive in West Bank
• Bush Will Give Down Home Welcome to Tony Blair
• Interview of Ken Jakubowski, Lake View Community Consultant
• British People Line Streets to Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• U.S. Envoy Gen. Zinni Meets Yasser Arafat
• Hezbollah Clashes With Israeli Troops
• Israelis, Palestinians Appeal to American Negotiators
• Administration Steps Into Middle East Crisis
• Middle East Conflict Proving Dangerous for Journalists
• Interview With Javier Solana
• General Franks Says Afghanistan Still Dangerous
• Queen Mum's Funereal Procession Marches Through London
• President to Meet With British Prime Minister
• Second American Taliban Returns to United States
• Israeli Forces Say They Killed Passover Massacre Mastermind
• Blair Set to Meet Bush This Weekend
• Hamdi Moved to U.S. Naval Station in Virginia
• Britain Pays Respects to Queen Mother
• Interview With Wayne Owens
• Interview With Geoffrey Kemp

April 04, 2002

• Battle Rages in Israel
• Atlantis Liftoff Delayed by Leak
• Home Depot Founder Discusses Donation to Fight Against Anthrax
• New Wave of Anti-Semitic Violence in Country With Largest Jewish and Islamic Communities in Europe
• Fuel Leak Stalls Scheduled Launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis
• Colin Powell to Visit Middle East
• Israeli Military Activity Continues in Palestinian Towns
• U.S. Envoy to Speak With Palestinian Leader
• Interview With Alon Pinkas
• Israelis Produce Documents Tying Arafat to Terrorists
• Pentagon Discovers Second American Taliban
• Second American Taliban to Be Transferred to U.S.
• Interview With James Rubin
• Interview With Hanan Ashrawi
• Interview With Dalia Rabin-Pelosoff
• Bush Sends Powell to Middle East
• Yasser Arafat Remains Under Siege in Ramallah
• Interview With Nasser Al-Kidwa
• Political Impact of Bush Decision on Middle East
• President Bush Reverses Middle East Policy
• U.S. Military Confirm They Have Second American Taliban Fighter

April 03, 2002

• 'Food & Wine' Announces Best New Chefs in America
• Man Speaks From Inside Besieged Church of Nativity
• Look at Luxury Cruise Ship 'The World'
• Beirut Demonstrators Protest U.S. Support of Israel
• Administration Watches World Protests Against Israel Policy
• Former Ambassador to Egypt Discusses Middle East Violence
• Anti-U.S. Protests in Lebanon Prompt Heavy Police Action
• Story of Wealthy Businessman Found Dead in Hamptons
• 'Food & Wine' Announces Best New Chefs in America
• White House Reacts to Rapid Turns in Middle East
• Interview with Malik Yoba and Stephanie Mills
• Former Asst. Secy. of State Jamie Rubin Discusses the Current Mideast Crisis
• Egypt Suspends Many Ties to Israel
• IRS Says Obesity Tax Deductible
• U.S. Government Sifting Through Documents Discovered in Pakistan
• Arab League Secretary General on Escalating Middle East Conflict
• Interview With Tamara Wittes
• Palestinian Leader Remains Confined to Compound
• Interview With Sean Riordan
• Israeli Forces Gain Control of Five Palestinian Cities
• Calls for Bush to Get Involved in Middle East Increase
• Does Powell Plan to Get More Involved in Middle East Crisis?
• Rumsfeld Addresses Iraq, Abu Zubaydah
• Middle East Crisis Front and Center at the U.N.
• Nablus May Face Israeli Forces
• Interview With Sheriff's Deputy Tom Prunier

April 02, 2002

• Residents of Luxury Cruise Ship Sail 'the World'
• 47 Million Sleep Deprived
• Former Israeli Justice Minister Discusses Escalating Violence
• Search for Bin Laden Continues
• Israeli Forces Pound Palestinian Security Headquarters
• American Rivers Group Publishes Endangered Rivers Report
• UN Envoy Discusses Middle East Hostilities
• New Cruise Ship Redefines Luxury
• White House Confirms Man Captured in Pakistan Top Aide to Bin Laden
• Interview with Martin Indyk, Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• High Death Toll Follows Siege of Palestinian Headquarters
• Pakistani President Makes First Official Visit to Afghanistan
• Defense Officials Claim Iran Now Supporting al Qaeda
• Interview With Sharon Adviser on Conflict
• University of Maryland Wins First Men's National Basketball Title
• Israeli Campaign Against Alleged Palestinian Terrorists Grows
• Bush Administration Criticized for Lack of Support in Middle East
• Israelis in West Bank Coping With Fear
• Interview With Dr. Arthur Caplan
• New Sea Condos Set Sail
• Middle East Crisis Continues to Escalate
• Maryland Wins Men's Basketball National Championship
• "Do Not Call" Proposal Questioned by Telemarketers

April 01, 2002

• American Taliban Trial Focuses on Document Access
• Top Bin Laden Lieutenant Captured in Pakistan
• Doctor With Medical Release Association Discusses Afghan Situation
• Journalist Discusses Challenges to Israeli Prime Minister
• American Discusses Living Through Israeli Bombing
• Funeral for Britain's Queen Mother April 9
• Shimon Peres Discusses Violence in Israel
• Interview with Steven Travers, Baseball Writer
• Interview of Ellen McGirt, Jay Golden, "Love Letter from America"
• Conflict Escalates in Middle East
• U.S. Makes Adjustments to Handling Middle East Crisis
• Interview With Muhammed Rashid
• John Walker Lindh Case Returns to Court
• Interview With Jon Meacham
• Jeb Bush Leads Reno in Fla.; Presidents and Baseball Have a Close Relationship
• Rumsfeld Holds Press Briefing
• Reaction to Car Bombing in Jerusalem
• Abu Zubaydah Captured
• High Ranking Al Qaeda Abu Zubaydah Apprehended
• Israeli Forces Enter Tulkarem
• Interview with Robert Jobson
• Major League Baseball Begins Today
• Maryland and Indiana Play for NCAA Title

March 29, 2002

• Mother, Son Journey to Pakistan
• Pentagon Investigates Possible Friendly Fire Incident
• Russian Jews Reviving Passover Traditions
• Suspects in Daniel Pearl Case Face Indictment Next Week
• U.S. May Acquire 50-Year-Old Smallpox Vaccine Stockpile
• Israeli Troops Surround Arafat Compound
• U.S. Defends Involvement in Middle East Crisis
• U.S. Soldier's Death Killed May Have Resulted From Friendly Fire
• Interview With Alon Pinkas
• Interview With Rafik Hariri
• American Airlines Inspect Fleet of Planes
• Light Pollution Becomes Newest Environmental Phenomenon
• Interview With Michael DeCourcy

March 28, 2002

• Palestinians Brace for Retaliation After Passover Massacre
• With New Violence, Hopes of Mideast Deal Have Been Deeply Eroded
• Arab Peace Initiative for Mideast Adopted at Arab Summit
• Man, Fiancee Discuss Comic Book Proposal
• Perspective on Arab Peace Initiative
• California Gov. Davis Directs HMOs to Pay for Morning-after Pill
• Paging Dr. Gupta: The Skinny on Fad Diets
• New Developments in Catholic Church Sex Scandal
• The Skinny on Fad Diets
• Navy SEAL Killed in Afghanistan; Pentagon Releases Budget Request
• How Will Israeli Respond to Suicide Attack?
• Milton Berle, Television Star, Dead at 93
• Israel Reels After Passover Bombing
• Arab League Puts Forth United Front on Issue of Peace With Israel
• Government Will Seek Death for Zacarias Moussaoui
• Arab Tensions May Thwart Attacks on Iraq
• Israeli Cabinet Deciding on Response to Bombing
• Justice Department to Seek Death Penalty Against Moussaoui
• Aid Reaching Afghan Families After Earthquake
• Interview with Ra'anan Gissin

March 27, 2002

• Hunt for Bin Laden Took U.S. Special Forces to North Central Afghanistan Today
• Powerful Aftershock Rocks Northeastern Afghanistan Today
• An Israeli Viewpoint in the Mideast Crisis
• Former Atlanta-Area Sheriff Faces Trial in June for Ordering Hit On Successor
• Arab Summit Begins Without Key Members
• Recent Allegations of Abuse in Boston Shaking Trust of Some of Catholic Church's Most Reliable Supporters
• Arab League Summit Hit a Snag Today
• Enemy Prisoners Detained in Afghanistan
• Afghans Bury Dead After Earthquake
• Sailors Return From War
• Thousands of U.S. Sailors Return Home Today
• 'Newsweek' Editor Discusses Arab Summit
• Soldiers Relate Experience of Cave to Cave Fighting
• USS Roosevelt Arrives, Bringing Cheer to Families
• Motorhead's Dream at New York Auto Show
• Interview of Lisa Stevens, National Zoo
• One Sailor's Survival at Sea Makes Homecoming All the More Emotional
• Auto Show Showcases Cars for Youth
• Interview With Shibley Telhami
• Interview With Saudi Official Adel Al-Jubeir

March 26, 2002

• Military Homecoming Underway in Norfolk, Virginia
• Al-Jazeera Interview with Israeli Prime Minister Canceled
• Quakes Rock Afghanistan; Reports of bin Laden Sighting Unverified
• Interview with Milton McGriff, John McWhorter
• Sharon Indicating Conditions Not Yet Ripe For Arafat to Attend Summit
• Peace on Agenda at Arab Summit
• White House Pressing Israel to End Arafat Travel Ban
• Terrain, Weather and Aftershocks Making It Hard to Reach Victims of Earthquake in Afghanistan
• In Afghanistan, Pentagon Says Spring Weather Makes Movement Easier
• Soldier Returning From Afghanistan Meets Son for First Time
• General Hugh Shelton, Former Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, in Intensive Care
• Allegations of Sexual Abuse Have Rocked Catholic Church
• Arafat's Absence in Beirut Could Change Atmosphere Dramatically
• Thousands Feared Dead After Afghan Quake
• New Study Finds Lapses in Aviation Security
• United Nations Observers Killed in West Bank
• Teenage Girl Convicted in Suicide Case in Canada
• Former Joint Chiefs Chairman Treated for Spinal Injury
• Interview With John Fein
• Family Seeing Triple Thanks to Three Sets of Twins
• Student Exchange Programs Opening Teens' Eyes to Other Countries

March 25, 2002

• History Made at 74th Annual Oscar Awards
• Strong Winds Push Several Fires Across More Than 12,000 Acres in New Mexico
• Rumsfeld Set to Detail Plans for U.S. Military to Begin Training an Afghan National Army
• For First Time, Both Best Actor and Actress Awards Go to People of Color
• Worst Appears to Be Over for Fire-Ravaged Upscale Community in New Mexico
• Navy Pilot Michael Scott Speicher's Status Changed to 'Missing in Action' Last Year
• Bush Administration Now Deeply Involved in Events in Middle East
• Gasoline Prices Have Skyrocketed in Recent Weeks
• Some Residents Returning to Mountain Homes in New Mexico Find Those Homes Torched
• Girls Officially Allowed Back Into Classroom in Afghanistan
• Polish Immigrant Has Left Life Savings to City of New York
• Former Taliban Government Destroyed Massive Statues Sacred to Buddhist Faith
• U.S. Urges Israel to Allow Palestinian Leader to Attend Arab Summit
• Interview with Steven Cojocaru, 'People'
• Denzel Washington, Halle Berry Among Big Oscar Winners
• Tight Security for Oscar
• DVDs Hide Easter Eggs
• Interview With Doug Laird
• U.N., Iraq to Schedule New Round of Talks
• Israeli Prime Minister to Decide on Arafat Tomorrow
• Academy Awards Makes History
• Binge Drinking on College Campuses Remains High
• Support High for Palestinians in Beirut
• Some New Mexico Residents go Home in Despair
• Interview with Elayne Fluker
• White House Releases Recommendations on Alternative Meds
• Taliban Destroyed More than Statues

March 22, 2002

• Justice Department v. Oregon in Assisted Suicide
• Talk with Alex Michel, Star of ABC's New Reality TV Series 'The Bachelor'
• Most Damaging Witness Against Knoller May Have Been Knoller Herself
• In Pearl Kidnapping and Murder Case, Earlier, Suspects Whisked Into Court
• 09-11 Attacks Create Opportunity For Those Who Lost Nothing But Sense of Compassion
• Despite Attacks, Middle East Talks Continue
• Senior Israeli and Palestinian Security Officials Meet with U.S. Envoy Anthony Zinni; More Violence at Israeli Roadblock
• How Investigators Bust Online Kiddie Porn
• Security Top Concern at Academy Awards
• New Exercise Routines Keep Health Interesting
• Writer Discusses Academy Awards
• Zinni Wants To See More Than Pledges in Middle East
• Car Bomb in Peru Still Unclaimed
• Interview of Mike DeCourcy, 'The Sporting News'
• Hollywood Prepares For Oscar Night
• President Bush Announces New Terms for Foreign Aid
• Interview With Dennis Smith
• A Look at a Suicide Bomber
• Hollywood Gets Ready for Oscar Night
• British Woman Wins Landmark Right-to-Die Case
• President Bush Visits Mexico
• Police in Peru on High Alert After Bombing
• Another Bomb Attack Hits Jerusalem
• Dog Owners Found Guilty in Mauling Trial
• Concerns Arise About Philadelphia School System
• Firefighters Battle Hotel Fire in Oklahoma City
• Interview With 'Entertainment Weekly's' Steve Daly

March 21, 2002

• Interview with Joanna Mastroianni, Designer
• Israel Postpones Security Meeting with Palestinians Following Suicide Bombing
• This Afternoon, Rumsfeld Will Announce Rules For War Tribunals
• Oscar Night to See Dazzling, Costly Diamonds
• Jurors in Dog Mauling Case in L.A. Reach Verdicts On All But One of Five Counts
• Pope John Paul II Breaks Silence on Sexual Abuse Within Catholic Church
• Gallup Poll: Americans Upbeat About Economy
• NHL Reviews Arena Safety After Death of Fan
• Another Deadly Attack in Jerusalem Threatens Peace Process
• U.S. Prepares Legal System for Guantanamo Bay Detainees
• U.S. Set to Announce Details of Military Commissions
• Pope John Paul II Addresses Sexual Abuse by Priests
• Rumsfeld Opening Statements Regarding Military Commissions
• Pamela Anderson Says She Is Undergoing Treatment for Hepatitis C
• Suicide Bombing in Jerusalem Kills 3, Self
• Bush Addresses Middle East in Speech
• Jury Makes Decision in Dog Mauling Case
• Preparations for Academy Awards Under Way
• Afghans Celebrate New Year

March 20, 2002

• Bombing Will Not Upset Israel Negotiations
• Professor Discusses U.S. Efforts at Israeli Peace
• Correspondent Reflects on Months on Afghan Front Lines
• How Much Foam is Too Much?
• Interview of Kurt Pickering, Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
• Study: African-Americans Get Lower-Quality Health Care Than Whites
• Insurance Institute Releases New Crash Test Results
• Researchers Say Antiviral Drug Could Lead to Pill to Fight Smallpox
• Eight Killed in Bus Attack in Northern Israel
• Supreme Court Hears Argument in High School Drug Testing Case
• Interview of Lee Daniels, Producer, "Monster's Ball"
• Troops in Afghanistan Come Across GPS Device That Belonged to Soldier Killed in Somalia in 1993
• Style, Talent Go Together at Oscars
• Cecil First Fan to Die At An NHL Game
• Congress Moves Closer to Campaign Finance Reform
• Interview with Michael Arace
• Automakers Make Grade for Safety
• Ashcroft Asks 3,000 Middle Eastern Men to Talk to Law Enforcement
• Pentagon Develops Legal System to Deal With Detainees
• Interview With John Allen
• Crash Test Results on Five Vehicles Out Today
• Study: African-Americans Get Lower-Quality Health Care Than Whites
• Priest Sex Abuse Scandal Puts High Toll on Catholic Churches
• Bush Holds Media Availability
• Man Serves Time for Bigamy

March 19, 2002

• Cheney May Meet With Arafat
• Tenet Assesses World Threat Before Congress
• Inspector General's Issues Report on FBI's Handling of McVeigh Case
• 15th Anniversary of AZT
• Talk with Author of New Book 'Around the World in a Bad Mood'
• Cheney In Turkey to Gather Support Against Iraq
• Operation Anaconda Finished, But Not Hunt for Al Qaeda and Taliban Fighters
• Vice President Calls for Peace Talks in Israel
• INS Under Attack for Terrorist Visas
• Al Qaeda Pursuit Continues, Even After Anaconda
• New Tiny Defibrillator Proves Effective
• Breakup of Ice Shelf May Point to Climate Change
• Writer Gives NCAA Picks
• President Concerned About Economy; INS Chief to Speak Before Congress
• Jury Deliberates in Dog Mauling Trial
• Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
• Cheney Raises Hopes for Peace
• Interview with Carla Del Ponte
• Interview with Jane Macartney
• Interview with Rudi Dekkers

March 18, 2002

• Franks Distributes Medals; U.S. Assaults Convoy in Afghanistan
• Dick Cheney Arrives in Israel to Lend Support to Peace Effort
• Cheney Arrives in Israel to Find No Cease-fire In Place
• Musharraf Convenes Committee to Investigate Yesterday's Grenade Attack on Protestant Church
• Operation Anaconda May Be in Final Hours, But Still Plenty of Action in Afghanistan
• Athletes Discuss Sports Charities
• Renowned Photographer Michel Comte Lending Talents to Red Cross
• Pakistani Church Bombers Sought
• Week-Long Countdown to Oscar Night Under Way
• Violence Continues Despite Ongoing Talks
• Some Claim Smear Campaign Against John Nash, Subject of 'A Beautiful Mind'
• Grenade Attack Kills, Wounds Several, Including Americans
• Dog Mauling Trial Closing Arguments Get Underway
• Operation Anaconda Drawing to Close
• Osama bin Laden's Network Has Expanding Reach
• Tipper Gores Declines Run at Senate
• New Breakthrough in Fight Against Heart Disease
• Prickly Issue Over Cacti Develops in Southwest
• Vice President Meets With Israeli Leaders
• Operation Anaconda Near Completion
• Vice President Visits Jerusalem
• Catholic Newspaper Raising Questions Amidst Scandal
• Interview With Suzy Spencer
• Operation Anaconda Nears Completion
• Interview With Paul Bremer
• Group of North Koreans Find Asylum in Seoul

March 15, 2002

• Cheney in Middle East
• Israeli Tanks Remain Outside Ramallah as Zinni Meets With Leaders
• Canadian Forces Engaged In Light Combat
• Jury Could Go Either Way in Yates' Sentencing
• President Bush in North Carolina Today Rallying Troops and Promoting Defense Budget
• Gruesome Discovery Today in State of Oregon
• Closing Arguments for Penalty Phase of Yates' Trial Now Concluded
• Andrea Yates Case: Testimony Concludes in Penalty Phase
• President Visits Troops at Fort Bragg
• U.S. Envoy Meets With Palestinian Leaders
• Tipper Gore Considers Run for Senate
• Coalition Troops Rooting Out Remaining al Qaeda Forces
• Government Suspends Andersen's New Business Dealings
• Jury Begins Deliberations in Andrea Yates Trial
• Operation Anaconda Moves Into Exploitation Phase
• Bush Makes Pitch for Increased Defense Spending
• Cheney Visits USS Stennis in Arabian Sea
• Saudi Arabia Comes Out Against U.S. Striking Iraq

March 14, 2002

• Scottish Appeals Court Upholds Conviction of Former Libyan Intelligence Agent in Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103
• Jurors to Decide Death for Andrea Yates
• Yates Sentencing Trial Begins Shortly
• Allied Troops Scour Mountains After Operation Anaconda
• Paging Dr. Gupta: How Do You Get Fab Abs?
• Scott Hamilton Helping Children Who Are Suffering Illnesses as Spokesman for Target House
• Activists Debate Gay Parenting
• Interview of Cynthia Alksne, Contributor
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Getting Fab Abs Like Janet
• Canadians Help Check Afghan Caves
• More Palestinians, Israelis Dead As Zinni Arrives
• Indictment Expected Today For Lead Suspect in Kidnapping of Daniel Pearl
• President Bush Stunned Over Visa Approvals Delivered for Two of Hijackers From 9-11
• Indictment Against Arthur Andersen Could Come This Afternoon
• U.S. Envoy Zinni Returns on Third Mission Aimed at Brokering Peace Deal
• Commander of Operation Anaconda Says U.S. Forces Won't Let Up
• Sentencing Phase Begins in Andrea Yates Case
• Grand Jury Indicts Omar Saeed Sheikh in Pearl's Kidnapping
• Arthur Andersen Rejects Plea Bargain
• Judiciary Committee Expected to Vote on Pickering's Nomination
• Suspect in Daniel Pearl Case Could Face Indictments
• Judiciary Committee Expected to Reject Pickering
• Prosecution Rests in Penalty Phase of Andrea Yates' Trial
• United States Envoy Arrives in Middle East
• Operation Anaconda Enters Transitional Phase
• Interview with Michael Wildes, Jerry Sullivan
• Zinni Arrives in Tel Aviv
• Tourist Flights to Space
• U.S. Envoy in Tel Aviv to Meet With Israeli Prime Minister
• Tourist Flights in Russian Space Program Take Off

March 13, 2002

• U.S. and Afghan Troops Declare Operation Anaconda a Success
• 13 More Bodies Recovered From Ground Zero
• Some 20,000 Israeli Troops Have Marched into West Bank and Gaza
• Insurance Institute CEO Discusses Minivan Crash Data
• Legal Perspective on Sentencing Phase of Andrea Yates Case
• Israel Launches Biggest Offensive in Decades
• U.S. Mops Up in Shah-e-kot, Pentagon Admits Women, Children Killed
• Possibility of U.S. Action Against Iraq Just One of Topics Between Cheney and Egyptian President
• Allies Take Key Afghan Valley
• Yates Verdict Surprisingly Swift
• Study: Dangerous Chemicals, Drugs in Water
• Jury Must Now Decide Whether Andrea Yates Should Get Life in Prison or Death Penalty
• Israeli Armor Enters Center of Ramallah
• Jury Hears More Cross-Examination in Case Where Dog Mauled Neighbor to Death
• Operation Anaconda Won, But How Many Taliban and Al Qaeda Fighters Got Away?
• From Capitol Hill, Bid to Force Automakers to Boost by 50 Percent Fuel Efficiency of Cars and SUVs
• Sanchez is First Hispanic Governor Candidate in Texas History
• Reactions After Finding 13 More Bodies at Ground Zero
• Interview of David Champion, "Consumer Reports"
• Special Agent in Charge Discusses Missing Oregon Girls
• Firefighters' Remains Mourned at Ground Zero
• Attorney General Orders Investigation of INS
• Violence Rages On in West Bank
• Vice President Visits Middle East
• Interview With Steve McCurry
• Penalty Phase of Yates Trial to Start Tomorrow
• Nuclear Weapons Issue Tops Agenda in U.S.-Russia Talks
• Senate Rejects Attempt to Require Higher Fuel Efficiency in Cars
• Georgia Woman Accused of Being Married to Six Men at Once
• Look at U.S. Soldiers in Operation Anaconda
• Loch Ness Monster Keeping the Legend Alive

March 12, 2002

• Legal Analyst, Trial Psychologist Discuss Yates Trial
• Former Federal Prosecutor Discusses Yates Trial
• Dozens of Israelis and Palestinians Killed in Stepped-Up Assaults Across Region
• Decision Expected This Week on Whether or Not to Send U.S. Forces into Yemen
• Police Surround Home Near Catholic Church Where Two People Were Killed
• Slump in Skies Will Continue For Another Year
• Many Passwords Easily Cracked
• Anaconda Winding Down; Yemen May Be Heating Up
• Journalists Fired On By Israeli Forces
• Two Girls Missing From Same School, Apartment Complex
• Attorney Discusses Yates Murder Trial
• Suspect in Church Shooting Holed Up in New York Home
• Government Approved Visas for Two of 9/11 Hijackers
• U.S. Could Start New Mission in Yemen
• Israeli Soldiers Scour West Bank
• Interview with James Poniewozik
• How Do the French Pick Their President?
• Some U.S. Troops Being Pulled Back to Bagram

March 11, 2002

• Ceremonies Being Held Today at Ground Zero
• Analysis of President Bush's Speech and Current Military Operations
• New York Fire Department Remembers
• Six Months After 9/11, It's a Changed World
• Fire Truck Makers Remember 9/11
• Bush Thanks Coalition Partners in War on Terror
• Correspondent Recalls Spending September 11 With President Bush
• CNN Staff Remembers September 11
• Update on Investigations into 9-11 Attacks
• Organization Helps Victims' Families, Advocates Policy
• Interview with Dr. Michael Friedman
• Six Months to Date Commemorating 09-11, Victims Remembered
• Cheney Rallying Support Against Iraq; Anaconda Enters New Phase
• 9/11 Investigation Still Underway
• Wall Street Lost Much on 9/11
• Six Months After 09-11, Heartbreak Met with Courage, Resolve and Dedication
• Photo Journalist Relates His 9/11 Experience
• Interview With Stephen Push
• Interview With Dr. Alvin Poissant
• Quilting Fundraiser Providing Comfort for September 11 Victims
• Paul O'Neill Announces Agreement Between U.S. and Saudis
• People Remember 9/11 Exactly Six Months Later
• Bush Remembers Lost Lives of 9/11
• Israeli Soldiers Rounding Up Palestinian Men
• 9/11 Investigation Continues
• Family Bears Added Burden Following September 11 Loss
• Families Observe 9/11 Anniversary Through Quilts
• Interview With David Van Biema

March 08, 2002

• Chief Hubble Scientist on Updates
• Bush Heads to Florida
• Artists Discuss WTC Memorial
• Pentagon Officials Say Fighting Could be Over by Weekend
• Mideast Awash in Worst Bloodshed of Current 17-Month Long Conflict
• Something Amiss in Recently Released Abu Sayyaf Hostage Tape
• In Mideast, No Let-Up in Eye-For-an-Eye Retribution
• Depression Affects Millions of Americans
• Donald Rumsfeld Interview
• Prominent Republican Senator Says He Does Not Have Heart to Continue in Public Life
• New Mobile Classroom Brings Blaze Directly to Recruits
• Body Count Mounts in Bloodiest Day of Bloodiest Week in Mideast
• Battle Continues in Mountains as Reinforcements Reach Gardez
• Operation Anaconda May Be Hampered By Bad Weather
• At Guantanamo Bay, Hunger Strike Virtually Over
• Men Discuss Waiting Months in Line for 'Star Wars' Tickets
• Highly-Regarded Psychiatrist Expected Back on Stand in Yates Trial
• First Hand Account of Operation Anaconda
• Will ABC Get Letterman to Leave CBS and Then Dump 'Nightline?'
• Republican Senator Thompson Will Not Run Again
• Interview of Ted Rall, Cartoonist
• President Expresses Grief for Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
• Interview With Matt Roush
• Jerry Seinfeld Parking Garage Project Not Amusing Neighbors
• Reinforcements Support Operation Anaconda
• Commanding General of Camp X-Ray Addresses Detainees
• White House Sends Cheney, Special Envoy to Middle East
• Interview With Alice Hoglan
• Senator Fred Thompson Will Not Run for Reelection
• K-Mart to Close 300 Stores
• Living Large in Iffy Economy
• Interview With Rajeev Dhawan
• Is Economic Downturn Hurting Your Sex Drive?

March 07, 2002

• Operation Anaconda Deadliest Ground Battle Yet in Afghan War
• Astronauts Wrapping Up Space Walk
• Forecasters Say El Nino Is Back
• Some Foods Get Bad Rap
• Miss USA Sees Bright Future
• Independent Counsel Gray: Clinton Investigation Closed
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta': Answering Your E-Mail Questions on Nutrition
• Interview of Damon Lusk, Deborah Renshaw, Bruce Driver
• Bush To Unveil Plan For Corporate Financial Responsibility
• Bad Weather May Hinder Operation Anaconda
• Six Days into Operation Anaconda, Both Sides Have Upped Ante
• Louima Makes Statement as Schwarz Makes Bail
• President Still Plans $20 Billion Aid for New York
• Al Qaeda Showing No Sign of Surrender
• Iraq, United Nations Discuss Return of Weapons Inspectors
• System for Issuing Terror Alerts Altered
• New Photos of Pentagon Attack on September 11 Released
• Interview With Paolo Pasicolan

March 06, 2002

• Some Question Whether There Has Been a Recession After All
• Jail Psychiatrist Testifies Yates Was in Psychotic State When She Killed Her Children
• Life and Death Debate in Waters of Washington's Puget Sound
• Stories Emerge From California Elections
• In Operation Anaconda, Allied Forces and Afghan Troops Battling Al Qaeda and Taliban Forces
• Three of Servicemen Who Died Were With Army's 75th Ranger Regiment
• Israel Raided Gaza and West Bank Today
• New Biography in Stores on Laura Bush's Life
• Military Will Likely Have More Casualties
• Look at Deadliest Battle of War
• Service Planned for Killed Georgian Soldiers
• Al Qaeda May Have Used Internet Guest Books To Communicate
• Bush Court Appointee Under Fire
• Surprising Election Results in California Primary
• Al Qaeda Online for Terrorism
• Some Calling for Peace Amidst Violence in Middle East
• Andrea Yates Trial: Defense Wrapping Up Its Case
• Operation Anaconda: U.S. Forces Lead Way in Fighting
• Operation Anaconda Picks Up
• Russians Upset Over New Steel Tariff
• Soldiers Returned to U.S. Soil
• Bush Blasts Democrats
• Doctors Warn: Stress Brings Depression
• Recession or Slowdown?
• More Appeal for Computers

March 05, 2002

• Bodies of Eight U.S. Servicemen Arrive at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany
• Israel Violence Explodes
• MTV Exec Discusses Ozzy Osborne Show
• Marlins, Expos Spring Training
• Remains of Seven Servicemen Killed in Afghanistan Begin Journey Home
• Coalition Meeting Tough Afghan Resistance in Eastern Afghanistan Mountains
• Pentagon Staff Receive Medals of Valor
• In Mideast, Within Hours, Eight People Killed in Two Shooting Attacks
• Defense Witness Who Testified in Yates Trial Expected Back on Stand Today
• Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift Faces Possible Opposition From Within Own Party
• Christopher Reeves Slated to Testify Before Senate Committee Today
• Details on Poll Concerning Muslim World and United States
• Reporter Discusses Jayson Williams Murder Investigation
• Johns Hopkins Issues Recall Over Possible Contamination
• Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Blurs Into Endless Cycle of Violence
• Looking at Operation Anaconda
• Mubarak to Press Bush to Work Harder for Peace
• Congress Claims Being Left Out by Bush
• Condit Battles for Nomination
• Baseball 16 Days Away

March 04, 2002

• More Than 40 Killed Over Weekend in Israel
• Rapidly Escalating Violence in Middle East
• Play Highlights Blind Slave Musician; Interview of Emma Jefferson
• Murder Trial of Andrea Yates Enters Its Third Week Today
• In Noble, Georgia, Work Begins Again in Case of Crematory Tragedy
• Six U.S. Soldiers Killed When MH-47 Helicopter Came Under Enemy Fire
• Interview of Blaschum Family
• Some Happy Folks in San Diego Watching Their Loved Ones Come Home
• New Senate Report Accuses Nursing Homes of Allowing Abuse of Elderly Patients
• Less Than a Month Remaining Until Opening Day in Major League Baseball
• Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Stepping Forward in Cause of Peace
• On Docks of San Diego, Hero's Welcome Awaits Men and Women of Three U.S. Ships
• U.S. Troops in Fierce Fighting in Paktia Province
• Seven U.S. Servicemen Killed in Afghanistan
• U.S. Soldiers Reunite With Loved Ones
• U.S. Soldiers Reunite With Loved Ones
• Mountains in Afghanistan Proving to be Rough Terrain
• President in Minnesota to Discuss War, Education
• Boys of Summer Begin Spring Training
• Terrain also Foe of U.S. in Afghanistan
• Rugova to Lead Yugoslav Province
• Shuttle Astronauts Begin Overhaul on Hubble
• Major League Spring Training Begins
• Nine U.S. Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
• President Rallying Support for War in Afghanistan
• Joyous Reunions for Soldiers Coming Home
• Congress Investigates Elder Abuse
• Alleged Arms Dealers Professes Innocence

March 01, 2002

• Secret Government for Dark Future
• Number of Aging Golf Pros Get Letters Suggesting They Not Play in This Year's Master's
• Two War Detainee Protesters Required to Take IVs
• New Technology Attacks Brain Cancer
• London Flight Terrorist False Lead
• Shuttle Astronauts to Remake Hubble
• Bush Speaks on Retirement Security
• Legal Insights into Diane Whipple Case and Andrea Yates Case
• Yates' Friend To Testify Today
• Searchers, Neighbors Cope With Van Dam's Death
• Broadband Service Debated in House
• Couple Celebrates 65 Years of Marriage
• Standby Government Exists; U.S. May Train Yemeni, Georgian Troops
• Jail Time for Tax Avoidance Schemes
• Hunger Strike in Guantanamo Bay Losing Strength
• Defense's Expert Witness Set to Testify in Andrea Yates' Case
• Polls: Israeli Prime Minister's Approval Rating Slipping
• Look at Microsoft's Tech Fest
• What Can You Do With a Gas Mask?
• White House Keeps "Bunker Government" in Place
• U.S. Troops Travel to Yemen
• Andrea Yates Trial: Expert Witness for Defense to Testify
• Computers Sold to Public Filled With Secret Information
• High-Speed Chases, Amazing Rescues
• Interview With Mike Stachura
• Technology Gives People With Brain Tumors Hope
• Elaborate Tax Scheme Costs Man Jail Time

February 28, 2002

• Body Found, May Be That Of Danielle Van Dam
• Russell Yates Returns to Witness Stand to Defend Wife
• Saudi Peace Plan In Jeopardy As Violence Escalates in West Bank
• Groundbreaking Surgery Lets Boys Be Boys
• Fmr. Fed. Prosecutor Examines Cases in News
• People Who Write Own Music Get Honored at Grammys
• Garth Brooks Discusses Read Across America
• Rusty Yates Should Be Back on Stand Once Again Today
• Washington's Top Democrat Says America Not Winning War on Terrorism
• Authorities Working to Identify Body Found Near San Diego
• Law Enforcement Officials Believe Body Discovered That of Danielle Van Dam
• Group Forms Ties Between Islamic, Neo-Nazi Extremists
• Children in 14 States Develop Welt-Type Itchy Rashes
• NATO Enters Hunt For Radovan Karadzic
• Court Throws out Louima Case
• Democrats Question Continued Success of War on Terrorism
• Stars At Grammy Awards Show Their Fashion Taste
• Officer Convictions in New York Torture Case Overturned
• Yates Husband Defends Wife in Trial
• Russell Yates Resumes Testimony in Court
• Former Prosecutor Discusses Newsworthy Cases
• War Detainees in Hunger Protest
• Top Senator Criticizes War on Terror
• U.S. Will Send Troops to Former Soviet Republic
• FBI Monitoring Air India Flight to New York
• U.S. Forces Help Fight Terrorism in the Philippines
• Scientists Uncover Another Downside of Genetic Cloning
• Interview With Abner Louima's Attorney, Sanford Rubenstein

February 27, 2002

• Andrea Yates's Husband to Take Stand
• Fed Chairman to Speak to Congress
• Secret Service Loses Cheney Security Plans
• Pakistan May Send Chief Suspect in Pearl Case to U.S. to Face Justice
• U.S. Government Asking Bin Laden Family to Provide DNA Samples
• New Indication Today of Level of Danger to World Security
• Rock Legends and Neo-Soul Newcomers Among Hopefuls At Grammy Awards
• FBI Issues Subpoenas Ordering Labs to Ship Anthrax Samples
• Russell Yates May Take Witness Stand
• Grammy Awards Tonight at Staples Center
• Pressures Mount as Pakistan Considers Extradition of Sheikh Omar
• U.S. Wants bin Laden DNA, May Send Troops to Georgia
• Bush Holds Media Availability
• Russell Yates to Testify in Wife's Murder Trial
• Doctors Who Operated on Jordan's Knee Say His Injury Was Not That Serious
• Man Pleads Guilty to Giving False Statements to FBI Agents
• Pakistani Officials Grapple With U.S. Extradition Request
• U.S. May Send Troops to Republic of Georgia
• Russell Yates To Testify; Interview of Cynthia Alksne, Rusty Hardin
• FAA Whistleblower Says Recommendations Not Followed Up
• Mary Jo White Key Figure in War on Terror
• Russell Yates To Testify After Lunch, Defendant's Mother
• L.A. Setting Up Along Red Carpet for Tonight's Grammy Awards
• Airport Employees Arrested for Using Fake IDs
• Government Officials Investigate FAA Whistle-Blower's Claims
• Interview With 'Vibe' Magazine's Emil Wilbekin
• 'Jurassic Park' Not Realistic Enough for Scientists; Kilauea Volcano Slides Into Ocean
• Deep-Sea Exploration Company May Have Found Shipwreck Loaded With Gold
• Inventor of Voice Mail Dies

February 26, 2002

• Impressions of A Widow: Mariane Pearl Sends a Message
• Interview with Jamie Sale and David Pelletier
• Doctor: Yates Insane
• Three Key Enron Figures Facing Another Round of Grilling Today
• In Disappearance of Danielle Van Dam, Neighbor to be Arraigned on Murder Charges
• Skilling Faces Tough Questions
• Bush To Unveil Welfare Reform Ideas
• Senators Continue to Ask Tough Questions of Skilling
• Pearl Murder Investigation Moving Forward
• FDA Not Doing Enough to Prevent Mad Cow Disease?

February 25, 2002

• Search For Danielle Van Dam Intensifies After Arrest of Suspect
• Some Olympic Medalists on Way to Stardom
• Yates Murder Trial in Week Two
• Look at Struggles of Pullman Porters of the Past
• Judge Orders Saeed Held Two More Weeks in Pearl Case
• Accused Pearl Kidnapping Leader in Court
• Williams Turns Himself In To Face Charges
• Closing Curtain For Winter Olympics: Fireworks, Drug Busts
• 'Reporter's Notebook': Matthew Chance, Back from Afghanistan
• Interview of Gary Parker, Bruce Fein
• Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Games History
• 60 Votes Needed to Break Arctic Refuge Drilling Filibuster
• Bloodshed Continues With Wounding of At Least 10 in East Jerusalem
• Former NBA Star Facing Charges in Connection to Death of Limousine Driver
• Operators of Women's Clinic in New York Uneasy About New Neighbor
• Judge Orders Pearl Suspects Held Two More Weeks
• Utility Tunnel Near U.S. Embassy in Rome Filled With Questions
• Williams Will Likely Be Charged With Manslaughter
• Salt Lake City Recovers, Moves On After Olympics
• Violence in Middle East As Israel Invites Saudi Prince to Jerusalem
• International Manhunt Underway For Major Arms Trafficker
• Suspect in Disappearance of 50 Women Has First Court Appearance
• Winter Olympics Wrap Up Safely
• NBA Star Jayson Williams Surrenders to Police

February 22, 2002

• FBI Examining Tape of Pearl's Murder for Clues
• Washington Monument Reopens After Renovations
• Homes of Underground Railroad Being Featured on Home & Garden Television
• Remembering Danny Pearl: Through the Eyes of a Friend
• Videotape Shows Pearl's Abductors Cutting His Throat
• 'Upset' Seems to be Key Word Today in Salt Lake City
• 'People' Editor Discusses Olympic Skating Fashion
• U.S., Philippines Say Helicopter Crash Not Caused by Enemy Fire
• Houston Prosecutors Planning to Rest Case in Trial of Andrea Yates
• Pentagon Officials Fear There May Be No Survivors in Helicopter Crash in Philippines
• Sarah Hughes Captures Gold in Women's Figure Skating; Complaints of Russians Have Brought Memories of Cold War Olympic Competitions
• Sarah Hughes Takes Gold; Putin Says Russians Will Stay At Games
• "Gosford Park" Should Be Your Choice Over "Dragonfly" or "Queen"
• Tourists Resume Visits to Washington Monument
• Hughes Deserved Gold; Russians File Formal Protest
• U.S. and Russia Hockey Game Has Taken on Some Added Drama
• Tape of Pearl's Murder May Come to U.S.
• Prosecution Rests in Yates Trial
• Washington Monument Reopens
• Facing Danger: Journalists In A Troubled World
• Pakistan: We Know Who Killers Are
• Off Philippine Coast, Search-and-Recovery Teams Scouring Waters
• Search for Omar Continues, Officials Hope for Results Soon
• Controversy Threatens to Tarnish Gold That Sarah Hughes Won
• GAO Sues Veep
• Interview With Ed Hula
• Interview With Jenny Potter, Sarah Tueting
• Interview With Sharon Rosenbaum-Smith

February 21, 2002

• An American Gold Rush at the Winter Olympics
• Talk with Bronze-Winning U.S. Speedskater Jennifer Rodriguez
• Israel Pummels Palestinian Areas Ahead of Sharon Speech
• 'International Figure Skating' Publisher on Olympic Competition
• President Bush and President Zemin Meet in China
• Interview of Steven Bradbury, Alisa Camplin, Gold Medalists
• Another Huge Night Tonight in Salt Lake City
• Israel Sends Ground Troops into Gaza City
• Rumsfeld Denies Disinformation Campaign
• Sharon to Address Israeli People Regarding New Policies
• Chauffeur's Death Ruled A Homicide
• Activists Discuss Sharon Address
• Interview With Olympic Gold Medalist Tristan Gale
• Suspected Nazi Prison Guard Stripped of U.S. Citizenship
• Heavy Rain Threatens Homes in California

February 20, 2002

• Defense Secretary Visits Olympics
• Israel Has New Aggressive Strategy in Palestinian Conflict
• Supreme Court to Address Vouchers
• Joint Chiefs Chairman in Afghanistan
• Interview of Mark Lund, "International Figure Skating Magazine"
• Talk With Brazilian Olympic Bobsled Team
• Underdogs Top Dogs in First Ever Women's Olympic Bobsled Competition
• FAA Puts Out Control Tower Tapes Related to Crash of American Airlines Flight 587
• Mysterious Death in Memphis May Have Link to Terror
• Hillside Overlooking Salt Lake City Has Become Shining Symbol of 2002 Olympics
• Authorities Release Control Tower Audiotapes of American Airlines Flight 587
• Troops From Across U.S. Provide Security For Olympics
• In Middle East, Nearly a Year and a Half of Sustained Violence
• Court Considers Reconsiders Execution of the Mentally Retarded
• In Egypt, Rescue Crews Pull Bodies from Wreckage of Train
• FAA Releases Tower Tapes Of American Airlines Flight 587
• In Several Hours, Mr. Bush Will Leave Behind Korean Peninsula
• Interview of Tommy Boswell, Russell County Sheriff
• Noble Residents Shocked By Doings At Crematory
• Muslim Pilgrims File Out of Mecca and Into Desert As Part of Hajj
• Rumsfeld Praises Troops, Says Homeland Security Concerns Long Term
• FAA Releases Flight 587 Audiotapes
• Supreme Court Debates Capital Punishment, School Vouchers
• Interview With David Isby
• Education Advocates Debate Vouchers
• Interview With Nedzi Sacirbey
• Rumsfeld Visits Troops Providing Security at Olympics
• Air Traffic Control Tapes Released in Case of Plane Crash in Queens
• Supreme Court to Consider School Vouchers, Execution of Mentally Retarded
• Interview with Joe Pack
• Supreme Court Debate Rekindling Death Penalty
• Americans Capture More Gold

February 19, 2002

• ISU Changes How Skaters Are Scored and How Judge Are Selected
• Year After Gruesome Dog Mauling in San Francisco, Owners of Dogs Going on Trial
• First Full Day of Testimony Expected in Murder Trial of Andrea Yates
• Magazine Publisher Discusses Olympic Competition
• Israeli Warplanes Strike Palestinian Targets in West Bank and Gaza
• Interview of Bill Nye: IOC Makes Environment a Principle
• Testimony is Set to Resume This Hour in Case of Andrea Yates
• ISU Plans Overhaul of Figure Skating Judging, Scoring Systems
• Body Count at Georgia Crematorium "Growing By The Hour"
• Macabre Search Continues Today at Crematory in Northwest Georgia
• Pentagon Establishing Office of Strategic Influence
• More Judges, New Scoring Proposed for Figure Skating
• Year After Gruesome Dog Mauling in San Francisco, Owners of Dogs Going on Trial
• Interview of David Vise, "The Bureau and the Mole"
• Growing Number of Cities Making Income Primary Factor in Deciding Which Schools Students Attend
• Dog Mauling Trial to Get Underway Today
• Olympic Spotlight Going to Shine Brightly on Michelle Kwan Tonight
• New Scoring for Skating
• Olympic Berets Designed for U.S. Team Hot Souvenir
• Rain May Impede Search For Bodies, Not Work At Tri-State Crematory
• Opening Statements Begin in Dog Mauling Case in Los Angeles
• President Bush in South Korea
• Interview of Brian Boitano
• Phrase 'Axis of Evil' Provocative in Many Circles of World
• Women's Figure Skating Starts Tonight
• Interview of Jaxon Van Derbeken
• Effects of Axis of Evil Designation
• Dog Owners on Trial for Fatal Dog Attack
• Black Hawks Playing Big Role in Afghanistan
• Big Day Ahead for Americans in Olympics
• Grocers Fighting Switch to Metric System

February 18, 2002

• Some 200 Bodies Believed Strewn Around Grounds of Crematory
• Jurors Will Consider Death Penalty Against Texas Woman Accused of Drowning Children
• Federal Government Begins Taking Over Security at Hundreds of U.S. Airports
• No Problems At Atlanta Airport With Federal Management of Screeners
• One of Most Common Vaccines for Childhood Diseases in Short Supply
• Look at Social Skills That Can Determine Success and Happiness Far Beyond Classroom
• Federal Government Has Now Taken Over Responsibility for Airport Security
• Bush Shows Support for Japanese Prime Minister
• In Georgia, Remains of 200 People May be Grounds of Crematory
• Olympic History Made With Awarding of Two Gold Medals to Canadian Pairs Skaters
• Witty Takes Gold, Sets Record Despite Illness
• American Presidency Subject of New Exhibition Opening in Chicago This Week
• Interview of Alexei Yagudin
• Andrea Yates Trial Set to Start Soon
• Yates Trial: Interview of Former Federal Prosecutor Cynthia Alksne
• Travel Smooth on First Day of Government Takeover
• Top FBI Assistant Director to Step Down
• Bush in Japan Shows Support for Prime Minister
• Andrea Yates Trials Begins
• Bodies Discovered Near Georgia Crematory
• Afghans Make Pilgrimage to Mecca
• Opening Statements Given in Andrea Yates Trial
• Crematory Director Arrested After Bodies Discovered
• Interview With Richard Harpootlian
• Americans Earn More Olympic Medals

February 15, 2002

• British Royalty Gathers for Funeral of Princess Margaret
• Queen Mother in Attendance at Princess Margaret's Funeral
• Several New Movies Out With Big Stars
• There Will be a Joint Press Conference Between IOC and ISU
• Historian Discusses Olympic Controversies
• Walker Finds Out Today When Trial Will Begin
• National African-American History Museum Could Become Reality
• Sports Tribunal Plans Hearing Today in Skating Flap
• Snowboarding Can be a Dangerous Sport
• Alexandria Home To Today's Legal Action
• Bush Heads For Asia; White House Reacts To Colin Powell's Comments
• Milosevic's Opening Statement Stretches Into Second Day
• Princess Margaret To Be Interred With Her Father
• White House Tries To Clarify Powell's Comments; White House Reopens
• Interview With Olympic Silver Medalist Travis Mayer

February 14, 2002

• Milosevic Holding Court for a Second Day at His Trial
• Members of Massachusetts Sect Ordered to Reveal Daughter
• Country Star Waylon Jennings Dies
• Detectives Again Search Home of Neighbor of Missing Girl
• Enron Employee Sherron Watkins Will Testify Before House Committee
• Interview of John Zimmerman, Kyoko Ina
• Latest Revelation in Olympic Ice Skating Controversy
• FBI: There Could Be Some Teddy Bears Made Into Bombs
• Enron Whistle-blower to Testify; Campaign Finance Reform Passes
• Fashion Week: Interview of Designer Bob Mackie
• Former Enron Exec Sherron Watkins About to Tell Story to Congress
• Campaign Finance Reform Fight Moves Back to Senate
• Fire Extinguished Outside Kandahar Airbase
• Police Do Not Consider Saeed A Reliable Source
• President to Unveil Alternative to Kyoto Treaty
• Olympic Security Checking Teddy Bears
• Sources Say Abu Zubaydah Tapped As Al Qaeda Military Leader
• Canadian Television Reporter Discusses 'Skategate'
• Witness in Congress Warned Ken Lay of Enron Troubles
• President Bush Plans to Unveil His Alternative to Kyoto Treaty
• New Developments in 'Skategate'
• Barry White Puts Sharks in the Mood for Love
• Does Chocolate Make the Best Valentine Day's Gift?

February 13, 2002

• Walker Says He is Not Guilty of Charges That Could Send Him to Prison for Life
• Pakistan Police Say Man Believed to be Mastermind Behind Pearl Kidnapping Tough to Crack
• Skating Battle Moves Off Ice and On to Front Pages
• Those Who Know Her Best Discuss Surrey Spice Girl, Best in Westminster Dog Show
• U.S. Snowboarders Discuss Olympic Sweep
• Milosevic Speaking in Own Defense at Trial Before U.N. War Crimes Tribunal
• Talk With Model Instructor J. Alexander
• Exchange of Gunfire at Kandahar Airbase
• Press Conferences to Deal With Olympic Skating Controversy
• American-Taliban Fighter Enters Plea Today During Arraignment
• House to Vote on Campaign Finance Reform
• Queen Elizabeth Bestows Giuliani with Honorary Knighthood
• Two Men Charged With Running Through Security Checkpoint Near Pentagon
• ISU to Launch Investigation Into Pair's Skating Controversy
• Olympics May Leave Legacy in Aviation Security
• Pakistan's President Musharraf Visits Bush at White House
• Interview of Sir David Frost
• Controversial Call at Olympic Figure Skating Competition Threatening to Become Full-Scale Scandal
• Gunfire at Kandahar Airport, Seven Detained
• Investigation on 50 Missing Canadian Women Focuses on Pig Farm
• John Walker Lindh Pleads Not Guilty to 10 Charges Against Him
• Despite Controversy, Olympics Exciting So Far
• Pakistani President and President Bush Meet at White House
• Attorneys Discuss John Walker Trial
• Debate Rages in Congress Over Campaign Finance Reform
• Skating Officials Respond to Judges' Controversial Decision
• Olympic Gold Medalist Discusses Snowboarding
• Pakistani President Visits U.S.
• American Taliban Pleads Not Guilty
• Wait Continues for Daniel Pearl
• Congress Debates Campaign Finance Reform
• Fleischer Talks About Campaign Finance Reform

February 12, 2002

• Police Arrest Prime Suspect and Believe He May Lead Them to Pearl's Whereabouts
• FBI Alert New Terror Attack Could be Looming Against U.S. Interests
• Today's Developments in War on Terrorism Raised Profile of Winter Olympic Security
• FBI Issues Most Specific Terrorist Alert Yet
• FBI Issues Terror Alert Late Last Night
• U.S. Officials Saying Information About Terrorist Threat Came From Guantanamo Bay Detainee
• Designer Douglas Hannant Discusses New Line
• Pakistani President Musharraf Arrives in Washington to Talk About Campaign Against Terror
• Reporter Discusses Search for Missing Women's Bodies Near Vancouver
• Interviews of Peter Travers, Marisa Tomei, Will Smith
• Prime Suspect in Pearl Kidnapping Arrested in Karachi
• Lay Take the Fifth, Hopes to Tell Story "Soon"
• Ken Lay Appears Before Senate
• Calmer Winds Ease California Fires
• Pairs Figure Skating Competition Outcome Draws Criticism
• Connection Between Enron and Campaign Finance Reform
• Kidnapping Suspect In Custody; Musharraf Meets With Bush
• Talk With Peter Jackson, Director of 'Lord of the Rings'
• Serbs React to Milosevic Trial With Indifference, Anger
• Alleged Terror Conspiracy Triggers Worldwide Alert
• Yemeni Officials On High Alert After FBI Warning
• Former Enron CEO Pleads Fifth
• British Authorities Investigate Robbery at Heathrow Airport
• Firefighters Still Battling Blazes in California
• Pentagon on Defensive Over Controversial Military Incidents
• Olympic Figure Skating Endures Another Controversy
• "Lord of the Rings" Captures 13 Oscar Nominations

February 11, 2002

• Shannon Bahrke Discusses Being First Olympic Medalist
• Fashion Week Hitting Stride on New York's Runways
• Prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Under Way
• Evidence Found In Zawar Kili; Search For Pearl, Kidnappers Goes On
• Canadian Mounties Appear to Have Long-Running Serial Killer Case on Their Hands
• Pair of Winter Wildfires Raging in Southern California This Morning
• Bush Promotes Domestic Agenda; Interview of Mike France
• New Anti-Drug Campaign Being Launched Today Against Ecstasy
• Pentagon Investigating New Allegations Against Military, CIA
• Look at What's Ahead in the Olympics
• Flight 93 Copilot An Inspiration
• Mideast Violence Escalates With Israeli Gunship Attacks in Gaza
• California Fires Approach Camp Pendleton
• California Wildfires Damage, Destroy 16 Homes
• Ken Lay Will Not Testify Tomorrow Before Congressional Hearing
• Rear Adm. Stufflebeem Offers Details About Forensics Investigation in Eastern Afghanistan
• President Bush Talking Up Key Issue on Domestic Agenda: Health Care
• Senators Raise Concern Over Trade Center Area Air Quality
• Look at What Ken Lay Has Had to Say
• Pentagon Officials Sorting Through Grisly Evidence From Missile Attack
• 'Deseret News' Reporter Discusses Winter Olympic Security
• Southern California Firefighters Hard at Work Today Battling Two Winter Wildfires
• Ecstasy Use on Rise; Interview of Dr. Robert Stockfish
• President to Return to Domestic Issues in Speech
• Chief of U.S. Forces Visits Yemen President
• Ecstasy Use up 71 Percent
• E.U. Commissioner Condemns U.S.
• UMBC Chess Team Regarded as No. 1 in Western Hemisphere.
• Women's Downhill Postponed
• Interview with Derek Parra
• Year of Horse in China

February 08, 2002

• FDA to Approve Botox Anti-wrinkle Procedure
• Journalist Discusses Time in Afghanistan
• Profile of Omar Saeed Shiek, Pearl Kidnapping Suspect
• Business As Usual At Hartsfield, Despite Bomb Threat
• Interview of Andy Serwer, "Fortune"
• When Salt Lake City Games Open Later Tonight, Bud Greenspan's Cameras Will be Rolling Along
• Travers: Warner Should Have Held "Damage" Back Permanently
• New Information Out About Hellfire Missile Attack Against Suspected Al Qaeda Convoy
• Paperboy Saves Life
• Salt Lake City Comes Alive in a Big Way for Olympics
• Man Who Broke Into Plane Cockpit to Go to Court
• Gallup Poll: Americans' Fear of Olympic Terrorism Down From 1996
• Passenger Wanted to "Destroy Everything"
• U.S. Troops Looking for Bodies After CIA Missile Strike
• Some Olympic Qualifying Events Postponed for Wind
• Bush To Open Games Today
• Ken Lay to Speak Before Congress
• President Heads West for Olympics
• World's Top Athletes Prepare for Winter Olympics
• Interview With Lisa Riley Roche
• New Test Created to Detect Ovarian Cancer

February 07, 2002

• Man Charged with Running War on Capitol Hill Today
• U.S. Olympic Team Will Carry Tattered Treasure from WTC During Opening Ceremonies
• Olympic Athletes Help Program That Vaccinates Third World Children
• Scientists at Work on Gene Therapy to End Muscle Deterioration
• In Washington, Enron Hearings Continue
• After Hostage Standoff, Texas Fugitives Taken In Oklahoma
• One Enron Exec to Answer Questions; Interview of Robert Breeden
• Sharon Meets With Bush Today
• Security at Olympic Games in Salt Lake City Extra Tight
• Delta Expected to Become First U.S. Airline Offering Defense Training to Crew Members
• Unruly United Airlines Passenger To Be Returned To States
• Former SEC Chairman Discusses Enron Hearings
• United Airways Credits Door Reinforcement, Crew in Flight 855
• Enron Execs Face Tough Questions in Congress
• Interview With Andy Serwer
• Amtrak 'irreversibly Flawed'
• Interview with James Shelledy
• 'Immortality Industry' Dedicated to Medical Technology

February 06, 2002

• Duke University Discusses Bail for John Walker
• 50 Years on the Throne
• New Study Raises Concerns About Too Much Food for Infants During Early Months
• President Bush on Way to New York City
• Argenbright Security Notified by DOT Department Will Not Do Business With Company
• How Could a Band of Terrorists Outmaneuver the World's Most Powerful Nation?
• U.N. Vehicles May Be Involved in Afghan Avalanche
• Enron Employees Bought Stock Even as It Went Sour
• Taliban Fighter Raised in Marin County, California Denied Bail
• 50 Years Ago Today England's Princess Elizabeth Learned She Was Queen Elizabeth
• Congress Kills Economic Stimulus Package
• Police Progress in Search for 7-year-old Girl
• Gallup Poll: Popular President Ronald Reagan Had 53 Percent Job Approval
• John Walker Lindh Remains Behind Bars
• Congress Considers Measures To Ensure Retirement Plans Safety
• U.S. Concludes Investigation Into Afghanistan Commando Raid
• Interview With Fordham University Law Professor Ian Weinstein
• U.S. Officials Sever Ties With Argenbright Security
• Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 50 Years on England's Throne
• President Bush Visits New York
• John Walker Lindh Denied Bail
• Detainees Released After Raid
• Flights to Guantanamo Bay Resume
• Economic Stimulus Fails in Congress
• Interview With Deanna Rose
• Interview with Barry Scheck, Peter Neufeld
• Search Continues for Top Al Qaeda Suspects
• Air Battle Over, Danger Remains on Ground in Afghanistan

February 05, 2002

• Former CIA Officer Talks About Search for Bin Laden
• Congressional Hearings in Enron Bankruptcy
• Interview with NASCAR Legend Jeff Gordon
• 'Reporters Notebook': Covering the War from Afghanistan
• Intense Search Under Way for Missing Girl
• Ken Lay Subpoenaed By House, Senate Committees
• Several Committees of Congress Digging Through Wreckage of Enron Today
• FBI Sends Letter to 30,000 Microbiologists
• Disturbing War of Words Between Iranian Government and Israel
• Bush Budget Includes Job Training Cuts
• Bioterror Huge Concern in Budget Proposal Announced Yesterday
• Interim Government May Be Giving Cash to Raid Victims' Families
• In Former Soviet Republic, U.N. Officials Have Recovered Two Containers Filled With Radioactive Materials
• Interview of Richard Breeden, Former SEC Chairman
• Sen. McCain Has Cancerous Melanoma Removed
• Doctors Diagnose Potentially Internal Illnesses in New Way
• Pakistani Interior Minister: Daniel Pearl Will Be Found
• High-Level Investigation Now Under Way into January Raid by U.S. Commandos in Afghanistan
• More Than 100,000 People Remain Without Electricity Five Days After Deadly Ice Storm in Midwest
• San Diego Police Spokesman Discusses Search for 7-year-old Girl
• Conflict Brews Over Enron; Budget
• John Walker's Lawyers Request Release Until Trial
• Families Angry About Waiving Right to Sue
• Enron Oil Hid Losses in '87
• More Pleas From 'Wall Street Journal'
• U.S. Helping Philippines Deal with Terrorists
• Scientists Say Conditions are right for another El Nino
• World Food Program Estimates 1 Million Orphans in Afghanistan

February 04, 2002

• Patriots Win Has Boston Feeling Good
• Ken Lay Likely to Be Subpoenaed After Canceling Today
• Former Enron CEO Declines Senate Hearing
• Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers Have Been Silent for Days
• Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers Have Been Silent for Days
• Bush Budget 2003 Released Today in Washington
• Troops See Super Bowl; Interview of David Goetzl, "Advertising Age"
• Oklahoma Officer Discusses Search for Texas Escapees
• Senate Committee To Vote on Issuing Subpoena to Lay
• Jesse Owens Honored With Museum, Park
• School Near Ground Zero Resumes
• U.S. Patrol Finds Afghani Man Seriously Wounded
• What Americans Think of President Bush's Budget Proposal
• Fans Gather in Foxborough to Await Patriots Return Home
• Hunt For Four Texas Fugitives Leading Police to Southern Oklahoma
• Patriots Fans Celebrate Super Bowl Victory
• Enron Hearings Under Way at Capitol Hill
• White House Officials Respond to Enron
• President Proposes Major Increase in Defense Spending
• Did Cell Phone Contribute to Fatal Car Wreck?
• Interview With Lon Anderson
• Patriot Fans Celebrate Super Bowl Victory
• U.S. Troops Assist Philippines in Fighting Terrorism
• Profile of Jesse Owens

February 01, 2002

• Growing Controversy About Mammograms
• 'Sports Illustrated' Writer on Winter Olympics
• Mild Spell Melting Minnesota's Labor of Love
• Look at Security From a First-Class Perspective
• Bush Hints At Leads in Pearl Case
• Look at Super Security at Super Bowl XXXVI
• Interview of Hisham Melham
• Look at Covering War in Afghanistan Live
• Talk with Kansas City Mayor Kay Barnes
• Spent Fuel at Power Plants Could Be Terrorist Target
• Reactions To Al-Jazeera's Bin Laden Tape
• Government Sent Confidential Memo to Nuclear Power Plants Across U.S. Last Week
• Pakistan, India Wrangle As Pearl Investigation Proves Frustrating
• Political Scientist Discusses Bin Laden Video
• Look at Super Bowl XXXVI's Super Security in New Orleans
• Nuclear Plant Terrorism Warning Same As FBI Warning From Last Year
• Interview With Kate Michelman, Laura Echevarria
• U.S. Prepares for Major Events; Facing Weapons of Mass Destruction
• U.S. Government Not Tipping Its Hand on Pearl Case
• Bush Outlines Plan For 401(k) Adjustment
• Military Officials Opening Investigation Into Afghanistan Raid
• Franks Launches Investigation into Raid on Munitions Dump
• President Bush Unveils 401(k) Plan
• Interview With Terry Savage
• Protesters Rally at World Economic Forum
• Two Conflicting E-Mails From Pearl's Kidnappers
• Security in Philippines Stepped Up After Deadly Attack on Americans
• Super Bowl Fans Will Meet Tight Security in New Orleans
• Interview With Wayne Friedman of 'Advertising Age'

January 31, 2002

• Terry Anderson Discusses Pakistani Hostage Daniel Pearl
• Photographs, Drawings of Potential American Targets Found in Afghanistan
• E-mail Extending Kidnapper's Deadline Not Yet Authenticated
• Explosive Detecting Machine Did Job in San Francisco Airport
• Bush Calls on Seniors, Volunteers to Aid America
• Pearl's Kidnappers Extend Deadline, Issue More Threats
• Texas Police Search for Escaped Inmates for Third Day
• Interview of Rod Paige
• Economic Forum Being Held in New York City
• Interview of Mike James, Secret Service Agent
• Kudos for Karzai's Clothes
• Unearthed Materials Suggest More al Qaeda Attacks
• Kidnappers of Daniel Pearl Extend Deadline
• U.S. Forces Making Final Repairs to Kandahar Airport
• NYC Police Prepare for Protests Against World Economic Forum
• Highway Robbery Becoming a Problem in Afghanistan
• Al Qaeda Plotting More Attacks?
• Irradiated Mail Making Capitol Hill Staffers Ill
• Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers Extend Execution Deadline
• Rumsfeld Outlines Transformation of U.S. Military
• Several American Soldiers Hurt in Helicopter Crash Recover
• Protesters Targeting World Economic Forum Promise Peaceful Demonstrations
• Interview With HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson

January 30, 2002

• Week Ago Today 'Wall Street Journal' Reporter Seen on Streets of Pakistan
• Boxing Regulators in Nevada Deny Tyson License
• Continued Reaction to Bush's State of the Union Address
• GAO Announced It Will Sue White House; Some Parts of State of the Union Not Playing Well in Baghdad
• New PSAs Use Humor to Fight Colon Cancer
• NASA Gives Heads Up About a Falling Satellite
• Seven-Year-Old Dakota Fanning Earned Nomination From Screen Actors Guild
• Interview of David Isby, Defense Analyst
• Progress Report on Education Reform
• Will Fed Cut Rates Again?
• Bush Administration Being Dragged Into Court by Congress on Matter of Confidentiality
• Noelle Bush May Be Symbolic of Growing Problem
• Iraqi Officials Keep Low Profile
• Flag Factory Workers Respond to Bush's Address
• Fed to Make Announcement on Interest Rates
• Pakistani Police Report a Breakthrough in Search for Daniel Pearl
• Americans React to State of Union Speech
• GAO Plans to Sue White House
• Interview With Leon Furth
• Iraqis Respond to Bush's State of the Union Address
• New Ad Campaign Launched to Promote Colon Cancer Screening
• Interview With Bank One's Diane Swonk
• How Was Bush's Speech Received by Viewers?
• 'Mushrooms' Become First Line of Defense at Kandahar Airport
• Is a Piece of Space Debris Likely to Hit You?
• GAO Takes White House to Court

January 29, 2002

• Elaine Duch Going Home Today From New York Weill Cornell Burn Center
• Enron's Collapse Will Have Far-Reaching Implications
• Mike Tyson Confronts Mike Tyson
• Tonight President Bush Will Try to Stir Up Support For Domestic Battles
• Young Man Will Climb Continental Summits
• Americans Looking for Bush to Address War, Economy Tonight
• Tonight, Hugely Popular President Will Addresses a Nation at War
• Military Investigating Hard Landing of Transport Helicopter
• Trade Center Burn Victim Beats Odds
• If Pearl is Located, Would U.S. Launch a Rescue Operation?
• Elaine Duch Beat The Odds On Burn Survival
• 16 Injured in Chinook Helicopter Hard Landing
• Kidnappers Link Daniel Pearl's Fate to Detainees at Guantanamo Bay
• Could High-Tech Footprints Help Find Daniel Pearl?
• WTC Victim Released from Hospital
• Noelle Bush Arrested After Allegedly Committing Fraud and Forgery of a Prescription
• Bush Heads for State of the Union With Great Political Capital
• New York D.A. Has Charged 12 People with Stealing Money From Two Charities
• 9/11 Burn Victim Goes Home Today
• Bush's First State of the Union Will Focus on War and Peace, Recession and Recovery, Safety and Security
• Death Toll Could Reach Thousands in Lagos Ammunition Disaster
• Writer Discusses Journalist Held in Pakistan
• Meeting on Tyson's Nevada License
• Super Bowl to Have Unprecedented Security
• Daughter of Florida Governor Arrested for Prescription Fraud
• President Prepares State of Union Address
• Search Continues for Missing Journalist
• War Detainees From Same Small English Town
• Survivor of September 11 Attacks Leaves Hospital
• Enron Names New CEO
• Nigerian President Investigating Disaster
• Tyson Could Make Comeback
• Rams Meet Pats
• Toilets to the Olympics

January 28, 2002

• Unique Story of Man Wounded in Yesterday's Suicide Bombing in Jerusalem
• Discussion with Former Massachusetts Governor William Weld
• Interview of John Dickerson, "Time"
• Pakistani Officials Investigating Journalist's Kidnapping
• Interview of Dan Jansen, Speed Skater
• USS Greeneville Collides Again, This Time With USS Ogden
• Group That Released Photographs of Daniel Pearl Calling Itself National Movement for the Restoration of Pakistani Sovereignty
• Bush Administration Hosting Its Man in Afghanistan
• Israelis Trying to Overcome Latest Shock of a Suicide Bombing
• Airborne Expands Security Perimeter; Special Forces in Afghanistan
• Search Goes on in Pakistan for Missing "Wall Street Journal" Reporter
• Karzai Visits With U.S. Leaders in Washington
• Collision of Two Naval Vessels Took Place in North Arabian Sea Yesterday
• Man Survives World Trade Center, Jerusalem Attacks
• Enron's Whistle Blower is Prophet of Doom
• World Trade Center Train Back on Track
• Two Navy Vessels Collide in Arabian Sea
• Kidnapped Journalist Daniel Pearl in Jeopardy
• In Afghanistan, U.S. and Afghan Forces Face Off with Al Qaeda Fighters at Kandahar Hospital
• "Reporters Without Borders" Group Takes up Pearl Plight
• Studying Student Visas
• Enron Close to Naming New CEO
• Pentagon Defends Treatment of Detainees in Guantanamo Bay
• Stephen Cooper may be New Enron CEO
• Lion Meets Lioness
• War on Terror Zooms in on Southeast Asia
• Tracking Terrorists Through E-mail

January 25, 2002

• Pennsylvania School Bus Driver Due to Appear in Court Today
• Homeland Security Will Be Topic For Bush in Maine
• Massachusetts Judge Sentences Thomas Junta to 6-10 Years in Prison
• Pastor Discusses Children's Wild Bus Ride
• Enron's Financial Meltdown Touched Off a Flood of Lawsuits
• Administration May Cut Off Arafat
• Former Enron Executive Found Dead in His Car With Suicide Note
• Along Border of Pakistan and India, Thousands of Troops Remain in Standoff
• Bush Administration Debating Whether to Cut Ties with Palestinian Authority
• Annan Goes to Pakistan
• NTSB Still Trying to Determine Why Airbus Crashed
• Junta Given 6 to 10 Years; Attorneys Will Appeal Sentence
• Errant Bus Driver Had A Change in Behavior Recently
• Former Enron Executive Apparently Committed Suicide
• In Kandahar, Already Small Signs of Change
• Kandahar Skirmishes Show that War Far from Over in Afghanistan
• Administration Reconsiders Arafat Policy
• Surgeons Implanting Genetically Modified Material in Brains of Alzhiemer's Patients
• Former Enron Executive Dead of Apparent Suicide
• Al Qaeda, Taliban Pockets Mount Resistance to U.S. Forces
• Hockey Dad Sentenced in Rink Rage Trial
• U.S. Forces Call in Muslim Chaplain to Guantanamo Bay
• Aboard the USS John C. Stennis
• Pennsylvania Bus Driver Awaits Arraignment
• Fifth al Qaeda Suspect in Videotapes Identified
• White House Considers Action Against Palestinian Authority
• U.S. Military Looks for a Few Good Dogs
• Enron Scandal Examined
• Interview With Ralph Reed
• Bush Administration Considers Breaking Ties With Arafat
• Otto Nuss Appears in Maryland Courtroom
• Interview With Karen Tumulty

January 24, 2002

• Special Forces Soldier Wounded in Afghanistan
• First Court Appearance Brief for John Walker
• Customs Service Has Additional Responsibility of Trying to Prevent Terrorists from Bringing in Weapons
• Enron Hearings Begin; Employees React to Lay's Resignation
• Greenspan's Speech Likely to Have Upbeat Message About Economy
• John Walker Sees Parents for First Time
• Fed Chairman on Economy, Enron
• American Taliban Fighter John Walker Makes First Appearance in Front of Federal Judge
• Council on Foreign Relations Launches Terrorism Answers Web Site
• Jurors To Be Selected Today in Dog Mauling Case
• 'Modesto Bee' Bureau Chief Discusses Gary Condit
• Who Took The Biggest Loss at Enron? Ken Lay Did
• House Investigators Grilling Executives From Accounting Firm That Handled Enron's Books
• Enron CEO Resignation No Surprise in Hometown
• House Questions Nancy Temple; David Duncan Pleads the Fifth
• Woman Appears to be Having Two Sets of Identical Twins
• Look at Former Enron Chairman and CEO Kenneth Lay
• Military Involved in Shootout Overnight in Kandahar, Afghanistan
• At White House This Morning, Bush Spoke to Gathering of Nation's Mayors
• Campaign Finance Reform to Reach House, Fueled by Enron Contacts
• Walker Lindh Appears in Court For 15 Minutes
• Interview with Richard Breeden
• Interview with Sandi Haller
• Lava Covers Goma Runways
• Safe Deposit Boxes may be Unsafe
• Police Briefing on Found School Bus
• Gephardt Delivers Speech to Democrats
• 63-Year-Old Bus Driver Remanded To Custody.
• Interview with Lorraine Bracco, Carolyn Maloney, John Dingell
• John Walker's First Court Appearance
• Politicians Working the Economic Stimulus Plan
• Enron Hearings Continue
• Silver Lining in Enron Controversy

January 23, 2002

• Professor Discusses Charges Against American Taliban
• Bush Gathers Congressional Leaders
• FBI Director Visits Afghanistan
• John Walker Scheduled to Land on American Shores Today
• In Anthrax Investigation, FBI Has Turned Up Few Solid Leads
• Third Artificial Heart Recipient OK
• Barak Has Strong Words for Arafat
• Norwegians Clear Land Mines From Kandahar Airport
• Massachusetts Judge May Send Two Parents to Jail Because of a Child Who May Not Even Exist
• Interview of Hank Aaron
• A Look at Favorites in Olympic Figure Skating
• Tyson-Lewis Fight Breaks Out Early
• Kofi Annan Weighs in on Guantanamo Bay Detainees
• On Capitol Hill, Members of Congress Taking Up Where They Left Off; Enron Employees Scheduled Meeting Won't Happen Today
• Investigators Say Interrogations Exposed Terrorist Plots
• Military Plane Carrying John Walker On Its Way to U.S. From Afghanistan
• U.S.-Libyan Relations May Be On The Mend
• Carl Vinson Sailors to Return Home
• Today, Walker Returns to Country He Left Behind; Transfer of Additional Detainees into Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Suspended
• Mr. Bush Said Fight Against Terrorism Will Require More Money; Tomorrow Begins First of At Least 10 congressional Hearings into Enron
• FBI Sweetening Pot For Anyone Who Might Have Information to Crack Anthrax Case
• How Safe Is Your City?
• Interview with Rosemary Wolfe, Clovis Maksoud
• U.S.S. Carl Vinson Coming Home.
• One of First 'Carolyn Keene's Found
• 2 Members of 'The Body' May go to Jail
• Interview with Deputy John Hackman
• How Should Detainees be Treated?
• Walker to Remain in Custody upon Arrival
• U.S.S. Carl Vinson Returns Home
• Bush Feels Walker Will get Justice
• Enron Hearing Due to Start Tomorrow
• Interview with Billy Tauzin
• U.S. Suspends Transfer of Detainees
• Marin County's Opinion of John Walker

January 22, 2002

• Kmart Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Bush Heads to West Virginia For Speech on Economy
• Some Red Cross Suggestions Already Implemented at Guantanamo Bay
• John Walker a Step Closer to Being Returned to U.S.; Whether Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Can Be Held Without Being Charged Subject of Hearing
• Detainees, Walker Face Different Parts of U.S. Legal System
• Hart Building Reopens Today
• Look at Kmart's Most Successful and Most Famous Brand: Martha Stewart
• Kmart May Have Trouble Emerging From Bankruptcy Protection
• It Could Be a Matter of Weeks Before Those Challenging Prisoner Detention in Cuba Know If They Can Move Forward
• Plaintiffs Ask For Guards On Enron's Accounting And Finance Floors
• Man Who Allegedly Called Wife to Say He Was Kidnapped by Some Afghan Warlords Wasn't Where He Said He Was
• Hart Building Reopens, Staff Moving In Today
• Congress Back in Session Tomorrow
• FBI Visits Enron Headquarters
• Hart Building Open Again
• Kmart Biggest U.S. Retail Fall
• California Increases Nurse to Patient Ratios
• Boxing Analyst Discusses Tyson-Lewis Skirmish
• 'Forbes' Editor on Lagging Sales for Major Sports Tickets
• Enron Allegedly Shredding Own Documents
• Security Surrounds Walker's Return
• Roe V. Wade Anniversary
• Interview with Kim Gandy; Janet Folger
• Bush Promotes Economic Agenda in West Virginia
• Midterm Elections Arrive Soon
• Interview with John Kerry
• Kmart Goes Bankrupt

January 21, 2002

• Israel Takes Palestinian Town
• Commemorative Service for Martin Luther King at Ebenezer Baptist Church
• Talk Show Host Larry Elder on African-American Progress
• Army Getting Settled in Today at Kandahar Airport
• Investigators Using Cutting-Edge Science to Track Down Lab Behind a Deadly Strain of Anthrax
• Bushes Commemorate Martin Luther King Day in Atlanta, Washington
• Ear Implant Surgery Has Helped Rush Limbaugh Restore Most of His Hearing
• In Africa, Dozens of People Were Killed When Lava From an African Volcano Reached a Gas Station
• Spotlight On New Brand of Leaders in African-American Community and Also the Business Community
• Goma Residents, Relief Agencies At Odds Over Volcano Relief
• Marine Chopper Crash Probably Due to Mechanical Problem
• Story of Window Washer in North Tower of World Trade Center Who Used His Squeegee to Save Lives
• Ebenezer Baptist Church Honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Scientists Identify Prostate Cancer Gene
• Conditions At Camp X-Ray Still Raising Concerns
• Military Sending Muslim Cleric to Camp X-Ray in Cuba
• Navy Cleric to Look Into Guantanamo Bay Detainees' Abuse
• Moscow's Bolshoi Theater Will Have Face Lift
• Pentagon Responds to Criticism; New Role for U.S. in Philippines
• More on Saturday's Deadly Helicopter Crash That Took Place Near Kabul
• Israelis Take Palestinian Town
• Reports of New Evidence in Case Involving Shoe Bomb Suspect
• Residents of Goma Head Home, Despite Danger from Lava
• Still-Volatile Situation in Congo Days After a Volcano Erupted
• Tensions Mount as Israel Moves Into Tulkarem
• With Ceremonies, Speeches, Prayers, Rallies and Marches, Americans Honoring Life and Legacy of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.
• Scientists Help in Anthrax Case; Reid Sent E-mails Before Flight
• How Exactly Does Limbaugh's Cochlear Implant Work?
• 'A Look Back': Talk with Reporter Nic Robertson
• Bush To Sign Proclamation Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Criticism Grows Over Detainees in Cuba
• Goma Residents Attempt Return Home After Volcanic Eruption
• Anthrax Investigation: Scientists Close to Breakthrough
• Interview With Tom Baer
• President Bush Remembers Martin Luther King
• Actors From Down Under Finish At Top
• White House Pays Tribute To Martin Luther King Jr.
• Marines Mourn Recent Loss in Afghanistan
• A Unique Night at Opera
• Interview With Representative Harold Ford Jr.
• British Media Criticizing U.S. Handling of Detainees
• Interview With Maleeha Lodhi
• "Reporter's Notebook": Republicans Unhappy About Bush's Handling of Enron Situation?
• Afghanistan's Leaders Begin Rebuilding Process

January 18, 2002

• In Leicester, England, Eight Men Arrested Under Britain's Terrorism Act
• U.S. Justice Department Taking War on Terrorism Directly to American Public
• Airport Security Around Country Supposed to Improve Today
• War on Terror: Dozen-plus Arrested in England
• Upped Air Security Sees Long Lines
• Flight Crews Trained in Force
• Atlanta Billionaire Ted Turner Putting His Money Where His Mouth Is
• Actress Nicole Kidman Nominated for Two Golden Globe Awards
• Interview With Jessica Heslam
• Stringent Baggage Screening Not Creating Major Delays, So Far
• National Academy of Sciences Recommends Ban on Reproductive Cloning
• Bill Being Drawn Up to Make Grits Official Prepared Food of Georgia
• Israeli Retaliation Includes Clashes in Ramallah
• Cheney's Mention of Enron To Indian Politician Draws Attention
• Travelers Brace for Slow Downs; Interview of Carol Hallett
• Interview With Peter Travers
• Airports in Europe Have Long Had Security Measures to Screen All Checked Bags
• The Other Side: Nic Robertson in New York
• Musharraf Believes bin Laden Is Dead; Reid Pleads Not Guilty
• In a Meeting with an Indian Politician, Cheney Raised Matter of a Debt Owed to Enron
• New Airport Security in Effect
• Saudi Government May Ask U.S. Troops to Withdraw
• Volcano Sends Hundreds of Thousands Fleeing in Congo
• Arthur Andersen Served as Both Consultant and Accountant to Enron
• Alleged Shoe Bomber Arraigned in Boston
• Tighter Airline Security Measures Start Today
• Republicans, Democrats Hold Winter Meetings
• Interview With George Fernandes
• "Reporters Roundtable": What Are Politics of Enron?; Republican, Democrat Parties Hold Winter Meetings

January 17, 2002

• Red Cross to Inspect Camp X-ray; Terrorism Investigations Continue
• Three Dead After Law School Shooting
• Look at Flight Security Bar
• Interview of Brian Rohrbough, Father of Columbine Victim
• There May be Breakthrough on Horizon in Search for Osama Bin Laden
• New Airline Security Regulations Go Into Effect Tomorrow
• Congress Investigates Poultry Inspection; Women Die in Surgery Hose Mix-up
• Coroner May Begin Inquest Into Columbine Victim's Death
• Woman Sues Argenbright, National Guard Over Racial Profiling
• Mavericks' Owner Works Day at Dairy Queen
• Alabama Woman Says Husband Was Kidnapped in Afghanistan
• Interview With Dale Earnhardt Jr.
• Government to Release Videotape of Suspected Terrorists
• Hunt for Terrorists Continues; Cockpits Reinforced For Tomorrow's Deadline
• Decision Expected Today on Rohrbough Investigation
• New Study Casts Doubt on Global Warming
• Waxman Investigates Enron Links to White House Energy Policy
• Red Cross to Visit Guantanamo Naval Station
• Charges Dropped Against Abdallah Higazy
• Bush Administration Has `Parental' Appeal
• Coroner May Conduct Inquest into Columbine
• FBI Releases Video from Atta's Home
• White House Fires Back Against Enron Accusations

January 16, 2002

• John Walker Facing Charges Conspiring to Fight Against American Soldiers
• John Walker Being Returned to U.S. to Face Criminal Trial
• Man Who Oversaw Enron's Audit Expected to Meet Today with Congressional Investigators
• Nation's Airlines Will Get Some Guidance Today on Meeting New Security Mandate
• 81 Percent of Adults Take Regular Medication
• Fifty Detainees Currently Being Held at Guantanamo Bay; John Walker Coming Back to U.S. to Face Some Very Serious Charges
• Discussion with Director of FBI Violent Crimes Unit
• U.S. Officials Trying to Sort Out Murky Mystery of American Wife Says Was Kidnapped in Afghanistan
• Key Player to Watch in Enron Scandal is Auditor Fired by Enron's Accounting Firm
• Deadline For Bag Checking Friday; More Charges Expected for Reid
• American Taliban Awaits Transfer
• New Airline Security Measures to Begin Friday
• Reid to be Indicted
• Alleged Shoe Bomber Indicted by Justice Department
• Former Andersen Partner to Testify
• Rumsfeld Comments on Bin Laden Whereabouts
• Man Claiming to be High Ranking Taliban Turns Self In
• Differing Opinions on Economic Stimulus
• Airlines Face Friday Deadline to Screen Baggage
• Richard Reid Indicted
• What do Americans Feel is Important?
• Interview with Senator Edward Kennedy
• Interview with Tim Baylor
• House Energy and Commerce Committee Questions Duncan
• U.S. Considers Increased Security for Commercial Ships
• Traveling With Colin Powell
• Should John Walker Be Tried in Civilian Court?

January 15, 2002

• Bush Administration Increasing Military Ties Around the World
• Special Operations Award Ceremony Coming Up
• Marines Doing Their Job in Cuba and Afghanistan
• Awards Ceremony Being Held for Special-Ops Personnel Who Took Part in Mazar-e Sharif Prison Uprising
• Sedated Detainee Recovering After Surgery
• Talk with Olympic Gold Medal Winner Bonnie Blair
• Murder in Cape Cod
• John Leguizamo Stars in and Co-Produces 'Empire'
• Somalia Under Surveillance by U.S.
• U.S. Treatment of War Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Coming Under Fire; Relatives of September 11th Victims Arrive in Afghanistan
• Are U.S. Troops Spread Too Thin?
• 15 U.S. Special Forces Personnel Wounded in Operation Enduring Freedom Honored
• Number of Al Qaeda and Taliban Prisoners Rising at Guantanamo Bay
• Anthrax Reward to Go Up; Copy Machines Checked at Rutgers
• Sports Columnist Discusses Backroom Baseball Deals
• President Bush Wrapping Up Economic Tour
• International Housewares Show Has "Hot" Products
• Enron Ordeal May Become Full-Bore Scandal Before Dust Settles
• Capitol Hill Connection to Missing American
• War in Afghanistan Far From Over
• Pfizer Launches New Drug Discount Card
• Andersen Fires Auditor in Enron Case
• President Reacts to John Walker's Charges
• Congress Reviewing Thousands of Enron Documents
• Impact of Enron Collapse
• President Bush Still Popular Among People
• Interview With Michael Gurian
• Reporter's Notebook: Enron Collapse; New Jersey Elections
• Interview with Bob Shrum

January 14, 2002

• President Bush Well on Way to Full recovery From Scary Incident
• Massive U.S.-Led Airstrikes Intensifying; Second Batch of Detainees Headed to Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba
• This Week Scheduled to Open New Era in Travel Security
• 'We Are Family' Documents Collective Effort of 200 Celebrities Who Rerecorded Familiar Hit as Tribute
• Young's Brewery Official Discusses Prince's Carousing
• Friday, Airline Carriers Will be Required to Screen Each and Every Bag
• No New Detainees Brought to Kandahar
• Questions Facing Energy Giant's Prestigious Accounting Firm Arthur Andersen and Company
• Untold Number of Unexploded Landmines Dot Afghanistan Landscape
• Second Group of Detainees Leave for Cuba
• President Hits the Road to Promote Plan to Create Jobs
• Reports Say Enron-Related Documents Destroyed on Orders of Lawyer for Accounting Firm Arthur Andersen
• Bush in Illinois to Push Economic Plan
• Pentagon Discusses Air strikes, Detainees, KC-130 Crash
• Military Campaign Remains Focused on Zawar Kili Training Camp in Eastern Afghanistan
• Oregon Man Wanted in Slayings of Wife and Three Children Found in Cancun, Mexico
• Very Difficult Deadline Looming Over Airline Industry
• Bush Goes on Tour; Satcher Expected to Take Morehouse Position
• Montreal Tipster Leads FBI to Longo in Cancun
• Did Enron Employees Have a Choice?
• Travelers Prepare for More Delays As Aviation Security Tightens
• Vasovagal Syncope May Have Caused Bush to Faint
• ACLU Objects To VMI Policy
• ACLU Objects To VMI Policy
• Media Focuses on Prince Harry
• Sundance Features Films About September 11
• Congress Prepares for Enron Hearings
• Interview With Colin Powell
• Insights in War Against Terrorism
• Bush Travelling, Drumming Up Support for His Economic Vision
• Interview with Joseph Lieberman
• Bush Gets Clean Bill of Health
• Interview With Colin Powell
• The War on Terrorism
• Interview With Joseph Lieberman
• How Did Pretzel Make President Pass Out?
• Prince Harry Accused of Drinking, Using Marijuana

January 11, 2002

• Interview With Amy Driscoll
• Al Qaeda Plot Broken Up in Singapore
• Interview With John Hall, James Rattrie
• Possible Plots Foiled in Florida, Singapore
• Interview of Doug MacMillian, Beamer Family Friend
• In Massachusetts, Jury in Hockey Dad Trial Has Started Its Second Day of Deliberations
• Special Forces Investigate Fire-fight
• Bruce Willis Back on Stage
• Funeral Service To Be Held for Chapman Today
• Interview of Arnie Roblan, Principal of Marine Killed in Crash
• `Fantasticks' Ends Run at Sullivan Street Playhouse
• Many Fight for Proper Honors for `Harlem Hellfighter'
• Informant: Governor Jeb Bush Target of Assassination Plot
• Bush Signs Environmental Liability Bill, Questioned About Enron
• Ford Restructuring Delivers Worse Than Expected News
• Ford Will Cut 14,000 Jobs in North America
• Bush Cabinet Facing Tough Questions On Enron
• 20 Afghan War Detainees Heading Now to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
• Israel Assaults Gaza International Airport
• Interview With Craig Goodman
• El Nino Returns For 2002
• Funeral to Begin Shortly for First U.S. Soldier Killed by Enemy Fire in Afghanistan
• Bush Administration Trying to Distance Itself from Fallout in Enron Investigation
• For Second Straight Day, Jurors Deliberating Fate of Thomas Junta
• Funeral of Sgt. Nathan Chapman Begins At Fort Lewis
• Cuban Military "Almost Relaxed" About Afghan Detainees Arriving
• Congress Starts Probe Into Enron Bankruptcy
• Philippines Continues Fight Against Muslim Extremist Group
• Interview With Rajeev Dhawan
• Egyptian Suspect Detained for Possible Link to September 11
• First Set of Prisoners Arrives in Cuba
• Enron Investigation Causing Stir at White House
• Congress Continues Enron Investigation
• Enron's Effects on Bush Administration
• Interview With Richard Riordan
• New Questions About Links to September 11
• Florida Assassination Plot in Question
• Enron Investigation

January 10, 2002

• Learning About Sergeant Jeannette Winters
• Jury to Begin Deliberations in Junta Trial
• Judge Gives Jury Instructions in Junta Trial
• U.S. to Move Some Afghan Detainees to Cuban Naval Base
• 20 Afghan Detainees Transported to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
• Bush Calls for Investigation Into Enron, Pension Regulations
• Bush Administration Pressures Arafat to Address Weapons Shipment
• Junta Judge Gives Instructions on Evidence, Charges
• Jury Begins Deliberations in Junta Case at 2:00
• Group of Engineers Bent on Making Outer Space More Accessible Takes Another Step in That Direction
• Credible Evidence Palestinian Leaders Knew About a Large Arms Shipment Intercepted by Israel
• Gunfire Erupts in Cuba
• Bush Keeping Eye on Enron; Arafat
• Unprecedented Steps Taken to Transport Prisoners
• New Investigation Launched Into Enron Bankruptcy
• Jury Begins Deliberations in Junta Case
• Interview With Tom Baer
• U.S. Base in Kandahar Breached
• Ashcroft Recuses Himself From Enron Investigation Due to Campaign Contributions
• Interview With Lal K. Advani
• Relative Calm Returns to Kandahar Airport
• U.S. Sends Special Forces Troops to Philippines
• Marine Corps Prop Jet Crash Kills Seven Marines
• Enron Debacle a Problem Facing Administration
• 'Gitmo,' Throwback to Cold War
• President Bush Meets with India's Home Minister
• Ice Rink Murder Trial Goes to Jury

January 09, 2002

• In Massachusetts, More Emotional Testimony Expected Today in Manslaughter Trial of Thomas Junta
• U.S. Forces Wrapping Up Cave-by-Cave Inspections in Tora Bora Region, But Search for Critical Intelligence Going On
• In Southern California This Morning, Police Have Jailed a Man for Allegedly Making Terrorist Threats
• Zacharias Moussaoui and Court TV Say Trial Should be Televised
• Father Accused of Beating Another Dad to Death at Children's Hockey Practice Gets His Turn to Tell His Side
• Hearing Involving Zacarias Moussaoui and Question of Whether Trial Should be Allowed on Television
• Milosevic to Defend Himself in The Hague
• Police Have Jailed Man After Allegedly Making Threats Against Nuclear Power Plant Where He Once Worked
• Major Flu Medication Unavailable
• Tampa Authorities Say They Found Acne Drug Accutane at Home of Teen Pilot Charles Bishop
• Bush To Attend Fund Raiser For Brother Jeb Tonight
• Chapman's Widow Remembers Her Husband
• Islamic-Based Group Demanding Apology from Northwest Airlines
• Men Discuss Sitting in Line for Tickets to Next 'Star Wars' Movie
• Military Officials Considering Giving Valium to Some of Detainees as They Transport Them to Guantanamo Bay
• Michael Jackson To Appear Live and Taped at AMA Tonight
• Seven Surrendered High Ranking Taliban Members Released
• Texas Mom on Trial For Drowning Children May be Available to Avoid Death Penalty
• Judge to Rule Tuesday on Televised Moussaoui Trial
• Former Prosecutor Discusses Accused 'Hockey Dad' Killer Questioning
• Marine Aircraft Crashes in Pakistan
• KC-130 Helicopter Refueling Plane Crashes in Pakistan
• Former Clinton Administration Officials Making Runs for Office
• Rink Rage Trial: Defendant Testifies
• FAA Releases Suggestions to Flight Schools
• Should Zacarias Moussaoui Trial be Televised?
• New Phone Technology Hits Market
• Pentagon Has No Explanation for Crash
• U.S. Requests Taliban Officials be Turned Over
• Interview With Gray Davis
• Bush Moves Deeper into Fray

January 08, 2002

• Lawyers for Moussaoui File Motion in Support of Court TV's Application to Televise Trial
• Rough Road for Ford
• Bush Hopes To Revive Bipartisan Spirit With Education Bill
• Tora Bora, Hunt for Omar Winding Down
• Child Witnesses Wrap Up Prosecution For Hockey Dad Trial
• Federal Appeals Court Reopens Crown Heights Riots Case
• Sentencing Hearing Underway for Former Owner of Gold Club
• President Signs Education Bill in Ohio
• Update on Hockey Dad Trial
• Prosecution Wrapping Up in Junta Trial
• Interview with Beth Fenner
• How Much is a Loved One's Life Worth?
• International Auto Show on In Detroit
• Temperatures In Russia Dip to 16 Degrees Below Zero
• Evidence of Airstrikes in Kandahar
• Many Gadgets at 2002 Consumer Electronics Show.
• New Questions About Preventing Terrorist Attacks.
• U.S. Senators Meet with Musharraf
• Rink Rage Trial: Defendant's Son Testifies
• A look back at Dave Thomas
• Bush Signs Education Reform Bill Into Law
• Prosecution Rests In Ice Rink Murder Trial
• Interview with Ozzie Smith
• September 11 Hijacker Stopped by Police Two Days Before Attacks
• Air Strikes Continue Near Pakistan Border
• Pentagon Prepares for Prisoner Transfers to Cuba
• President Bush Signs Education Bill
• Interview With Rita Soronen

January 07, 2002

• Latest on Story of 15-Year-Old Who Crashed Stolen Plane into a Downtown Tampa High Rise
• U.S. Warplanes Unleash Blistering Bombing Campaign in Eastern Afghanistan; Story of First U.S. Soldier to Die from Hostile Fire in Afghanistan
• Emerging Picture of Troubled Teenager Who Stole Single-Engine Plane And Crashed into Skyscraper
• Look at a Small Car with a Very Big Reputation
• Hockey Dad Trial Testimony Continues
• In Houston, Texas Today, Justice System Begins Selecting 12 Jurors to Contemplate the Unthinkable
• Rink Rage Trial in Massachusetts
• Interview With Man Walking America to Honor Terror Victims
• Chapman's Body Expected Tomorrow at Fort Lewis
• We Are Learning More About Motives of What Appears to be a Suicide Flight for Teenager
• Mercedes Unveils New Type of Car at Auto Show
• In Afghanistan, Bombs Falling Once Again
• QE2 Pays Respects to 9/11 Dead
• Attorney Discusses Andrea Yates, Insanity
• What's New for 2002 Winter Olympics and Who Should You Keep Your Eye On?
• Yves Saint Laurent Retires
• Cows Take a Load Off in Connecticut
• Apparent Suicide Note Shedding Light on Dramatic Plane Crash in Florida
• Security Stepped Up at Nation's Small Airports
• Pentagon Says It Sees No Significant Regrouping of Al Qaeda Forces in Afghanistan; Tony Blair Expected to Arrive in Afghanistan Soon
• Talk with Two U.S. Senators Who Are Visiting Afghanistan
• Captain of Ship Intercepted by Israel Last Week Said He Knew His Ship Was Carrying Weapons
• How Do Americans Rate Their Health?
• President Focuses on Economy
• U.S. Continues Bombing Terrorist Camp in Afghanistan
• Troops Prepare for Prisoner Transfer to Cuba
• Body of Killed U.S. Soldier to Return Tomorrow
• Teen Pilot in Tampa Not Connected to Terrorism
• Jury Selection Begins in Andrea Yates Trial
• Interview with Carol Biedrzycki, Jerry Taylor
• Testimony Continues in Rink Rage Trial
• Astronomers get Image of 'Brown Dwarf'
• Economy at Forefront of Bush 2002 Agenda
• New Information in Tampa Plane Crash
• Pentagon to Limit Comments on Osama bin Laden, Mullah Mohammed Omar
• Analyzing the Daschle-Bush Disagreement Over the Economy
• U.S. Senators, British Prime Minister Arrive in Afghanistan
• Apple Unveils New Computer
• Interview With Patrick Guerriero
• Reporter's Notebook: Massachusetts Elections Heat Up; Will Joe Lieberman Run for President?

January 04, 2002

• Bombs Fall on al Qaeda Camp; Terror Alert Extended
• Youth Hockey Manslaughter Trial Continues
• Daschle to Outline Democratic Economic Agenda
• U.S. Bombs Eastern Afghanistan
• Explorer Ann Bancroft Discusses Antarctica Return
• Daschle to Criticize Bush's Economic Policies
• Reporter Discusses Andrea Yates Murder Trial
• Another Suspicious Letter Has Turned Up in Mail of U.S. Senate
• Rumors Suggest Mullah Omar May Surrender
• Israel Says It Seized 50 Tons of Weapons from Palestinian Boat
• Doctor Testifies in Hockey Dad Manslaughter Trial
• Kandahar Airport to Switch From Marine to Army Hands
• White House Aides Rebuff Daschle's Comments
• Interview of Cynthia Alksne, Former Federal Prosecutor
• Negotiations in Helmand May Prove Fruitful
• Interview With Mark Pueschel
• Ship Containing Weapons Sparks More Mistrust in Mideast
• Lawyers for Moussaoui Want Television Cameras in Courtroom
• Doctor Testifies for Prosecution in Hockey Dad Trial
• Daschle: Tax Cuts Dried Up Budget Surplus
• Jurors Hear Testimony in `Rink Rage' Trial
• Politicians Duel Over Economic Policy
• Did Daschle's Speech Accomplish its Goals?
• U.S. Special Forces Fighter Killed in Combat
• Salang Tunnel in Afghanistan Partially Reopens
• Testimony Begins in Hockey Parent Manslaughter Trial
• Interview With 19-Year-Old Mayor Christopher Portman
• Weekly Reporters Roundtable

January 03, 2002

• Talk with People Stuck at Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport
• Talk with Man in North Carolina Department of Transportation
• President Bush Has Vowed bin laden Will be Found, But There Are Still Questions About Where to Look
• South Carolina Governor Discusses Snowstorm
• Talk with Hartsfield International Airport PR Manager
• Huge Lines at Atlanta Airport
• Opening Statements Expected Today in Case of Man Known as 'The Hockey Dad'
• President to Invite Afghan Leader to Washington
• President Bush Extends Invitation to New Leader of Afghanistan
• South Carolina Governor: Stay Off Roads
• A Lot of Kids in South Are Thrilled, But Travelers Are Not
• Community Residents Fight Australian Blaze
• Suspicious Letter Sent to Sen. Daschle
• Interview of Charles Mathews, Special Agent in Charge, FBI Oregon Office
• FBI and Postal Inspection Service Hoping Bigger Reward Will Turn Up Better Leads in Anthrax Investigation
• Junta Jury Selected
• Bush Invites Afghan Leader to White House
• Major Storm Stretching From Louisiana to Virginia is Paralyzing Road and Air Traffic
• Atlanta Travelers Snowbound
• Interview With 19-year-old Mayor
• Ice Rink Murder Trial Under Way
• Auto Dealers Try to Empty Lots
• FBI Calls New 'Anthrax' Letter Hoax
• Thoughts on Washington Politics Since 9/11
• Interview With John Breaux
• Rumsfeld Vows Once Again to Bring Osama bin Laden to Justice
• Watchdog Web Sites Display Sensitive Information
• Cloud Over Torricelli Lifted
• Officials Call New Suspicious Daschle Letter a Hoax
• Interview With James Zogby, Rich Lowry
• Snow Storm Forces South Carolina Governor to Call Out National Guard

January 02, 2002

• Bush Planning to Refocus Attention on Domestic Economy
• Officials at Boston's Franklin Park Zoo Dealing with Death of a Beloved Lioness
• Moussaoui Arraigned in Virginia; Marines Consider Intel Gathering a Success
• Indian and Pakistani Foreign Ministers Greet Cordially in Kathmandu
• Suspect Indicted in September 11th Attacks Pleads Not Guilty to Terrorism Charges; U.S. Special Forces May Soon Launch Operation to Track Down Taliban Leader
• Study: Hormone Progestin Cuts Risk of Ovarian Cancer
• Helicopter Helps Out Near Sydney
• Europe Wakes to Second Day of Euro
• Notre Dame's New Head Coach Getting Settled in New Job
• Taliban Intelligence Chief May Be Dead; Moussaoui Team Enters Not Guilty Plea
• Lines Already Drawn Over Israeli Settlement Freeze
• South Surprised by Snow
• U.S. Special Forces Investigate al Qaeda Compound
• Pentagon Confirms 1,500 Taliban Fighters Negotiate Surrender
• Zacarias Moussaoui Enters No Plea in Federal Court
• Afghan Children Vaccinated Against Measles
• Europe Get Used to New Currency
• Hartsfield International Airport Backed Up Because of Snow
• Hunt for Mullah Omar Continues
• Medical Quests of 2002
• Interview With Drake Johnstone
• Pentagon Clarifies U.S. Mission
• Tensions Between Pakistan and India Continue to Rise
• Are India and Pakistan About to Go to War?
• Duhalde Becomes Fifth President to Lead Argentina in Two Weeks
• Zacarias Moussaoui Enters No Plea In Name Of Alla
• Police Arrest 21 in Connection With Fires in Sydney, Australia
• Bush Keeps Abreast of Situation in Afghanistan
• Delta Cancels 40 Percent of its Flights out of Atlanta
• A Late-day Rally on Wall Street Pulls Major Indexes into Plus Column.
• Bin Laden's Al Qaeda Network May Have Broken Into Smaller Groups
• Arraignment for Zacarias Moussaoui Takes Place
• Interview With Joe Lieberman, Carl Levin
• Flight Frequency Slowing in Atlanta due to Weather
• Smoke Shrouds Sydney in a Smokey Haze
• Visible Payoffs from Bombing in Afghanistan
• Talks Between Pakistan, India Probably to Occur in Nepal.
• Russia, Ruble Lives on, Dollar is King
• Bush, Blair Speak About Tensions Between India and Pakistan

January 01, 2002

• Afghanistan's Interim Chairman Facing Multiple Challenges
• Dawn of New Year Brings Debut of Euro
• Wildfires Continue to Burn in Australia
• Against the Lottery Odds
• Remembering Happier Times at the World Trade Center
• Moussaoui to Plead Not Guilty
• U.S. Marines on Taliban Trail
• Military Operations West of Kandahar Continue
• Diplomatic Moves Under Way to Cool India-Pakistan Conflict
• Financial Resolutions for the New Year
• Wedding Band Recovery Helps Woman Cope With Husband's Loss

December 31, 2001

• Future of American, British Marines in Kabul
• Super Stallion Being Repaired; Hunt For Mullah Omar Possible
• India Responds To Pakistan Terrorist Arrests
• Marines in Kandahar Nearing New Year
• Interview With James Reynolds
• Interview With Felicia Zimmerman
• Troops in Kandahar Prepare for New Year
• World Almanac Tracks Top News Stories
• Editorial Cartoons Respond To September 11
• Television Returns to Afghanistan
• Military Operation Under Way in Southern Afghanistan
• Wildfires Continue to Rage in Australia
• Euro Debuts Tonight
• Bloomberg To Be Sworn In Shortly
• Indians Arrest Bomber
• Bomb Hoax, Security Lapses Raise Further Concerns For New Years
• Michael Bloomberg Sworn in as New York Mayor
• Agreement Initialized in Afghanistan
• Marines on the Move, Possibly to Bagram
• Sydney Fires Burn More Than 600,000 Acres
• Indian Authorities Arrest Man With Explosives
• President Bush Delivered New Year's Message And Discussed World Events
• Search for Luggage Comes After Blizzard
• New York Takes Precautions for Celebration
• New Year's Resolutions From Across The Country
• Travel Volume High on Airlines
• Midnight Tonight Brings Euro
• Security Increases at Nation's Ports
• Anti-Taliban Forces Moving Towards Bagram District
• Bush Confident Omar, Bin Laden will be Captured
• New Yorkers Prepare for Annual Big Bash in Times Square
• Interview with Ron Brownstein, Michael Goodwin
• U.S. Military Preparing to Join Anti-Taliban Forces in Search for Omar
• Political Figures Before and After September 11

December 28, 2001

• Special Forces Scour Tora Bora Mountains
• Gen. Harrison Discusses Afghan Campaign
• Shoe-bomber Faces Bail Hearing
• President Bush to Hold Press Conference This Morning from Texas Ranch
• 50-plus Inches Snow in New York
• Most Popular Resolution for Many is to Lose Weight
• Doctor Discusses Work on Afghan Front Lines
• Story of Two Friends Who Met by Chance Only to Discover They Shared a Deeper Connection
• Record Snowfall in Buffalo, New York
• Latest on America's Ongoing War on Terrorism
• Bush: U.S. Will Not Bailout Argentina
• Army To Take Over Kandahar Airport
• September 11th Attacks Took Not Only a Human Toll, But Also a Financial One
• India Eases Diplomatic Sanctions
• Federal Judge: Reid To Be Held Until Trial
• Bush Speaks from Crawford, Texas Ranch
• Judge Makes Decisions Regarding Richard Reid; Bush Addresses War on Terrorism from His Texas Ranch; Pakistani President Says He's Willing to Meet with India's Prime Minister Next Week
• Reid Denied Bail, To Stay in Custody
• Pentagon Comments on Kandahar, India, Pakistan
• Bush Says No Troop Movements From Afghanistan Back to U.S.
• Richard Reid Appears in Federal Court
• Interview With Ed Koch
• New Yorkers Optimistic About City's Eventual Recovery
• Buffalo Hit by Record-Setting Snowstorm
• Reporters' Roundtable
• A Centuries-Old Game Returns to Kabul

December 27, 2001

• Is War Between India and Pakistan Imminent?
• Spokesman for Afghanistan's Defense Minister Says Bin Laden May be in Pakistan; Israeli Government Says Investigators Working with FBI to Find Out What Richard Reid Did When He Was in Israel
• Has Bin Laden Slipped Out of Afghanistan?
• U.S. Naval Station in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Placed on Alert
• First Couple Tops Most Admired Lists
• India, Pakistan Apply Sanctions
• Geneva Convention Protocols For Detainee Interrogation
• Latest Bin Laden Tape Released; More Al Qaeda Prisoners Taken to Marine Base at Kandahar Airport; American Airline Officials Ordered Secret Service Agent Off Plane
• Look at Some Results from CNN/'USA Today'/Gallup Poll
• Guantanamo Naval Based Told To Plan for Prisoners
• In Chicago Area, Massive Search On for 16-Month-Old Little Girl
• Musharraf Has Had Lucky Reign
• Afghanistan Spokesman Claims Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• White House Dismisses Osama bin Laden Statement
• Are There Clues on Osama bin Laden Tape?
• Where is Osama bin Laden?
• California Political Races Under Way
• Ring of Love
• Dow Up Over 40 Points; Nasdaq Up Over 15 Points
• Rumors Swirling About Osama bin Laden's Whereabouts
• Arab TV Network Broadcasts Entire Osama bin Laden Tape
• Al Qaeda Detainees To Move To Cuba
• President Bush Dismisses Osama bin Laden Tape
• Tensions Between India, Pakistan Rising

December 26, 2001

• Marines May Go To Tora Bora; Refugees Return To Kabul
• Some Christmas Presents Going Back Today
• Ask CNN: What Do the Colors of the Flag Represent?
• Troop Morale a Major Point for Overseas Troops
• Ask CNN: What Do the Colors of the Flag Represent?
• Marines May Go To Tora Bora; Refugees Return To Kabul
• Possible India-Pakistan War Bad for U.S. Conflict
• 'Newsweek' Decides to Make 09-11 Cover Story For Year-End Issue
• Explosive Ordinance Disposal At Kandahar Airport
• Interview of Captain T. Shane Tomko, U.S. Marine Corps
• Shoppers and Retailers Looking to Relieve Their Disappointment Today
• Security For Every Day
• Richard Reid Attended Same Mosque as Moussaoui
• Talk with Man in Charge of the Guards in Kandahar
• Possible Connection Between Richard Reid and Al Qaeda Network
• Talk with Shoppers at Woodfield Mall in Suburban Chicago
• Interview of Joe Cirincione, Carnegie Endowment for Peace
• Buffalo Digging Out From More Than 25 Inches of Snow
• Yemen Says It's Ready to Play Part in Washington's Antiterror Campaign
• Wildfires Surround Sydney
• U.S. Officials Deny Plane Shot Down by Iraq
• Is Muhammad Ali "The Greatest" of All Time?
• Chairman of Richard Reid's London Mosque Speaks Out
• Wild Fires Spread in Australia
• Consumers Look for Bargains the Day After Christmas
• Marines Will Not Join Search for Osama bin Laden
• Afghan People Cope With Communication Problem
• Widow Struggles to Keep Husband's Memory Alive
• The Talk of Teens
• India, Pakistan on High Alert
• U.S. Concerned Over India/Pakistan Conflict
• Alleged Shoe Bomber May Have Ties to September 11 Suspect
• U.S. Marines Relocate to Kandahar Airport
• Dow and Nasdaq Advance
• U.S. Expresses Concern Over India/Pakistan Conflict
• War on Terrorism
• Osama bin Laden Releases Videotape Statement
• President Bush Starting New Year in Texas
• Osama bin Laden Statement Released; How Long Will President Bush's High Approval Rating Stand?

December 25, 2001

• Interview of Andrew Frick
• Incursions, Arrests and Fighting Rules Christmas Day in Israel
• American Service Personnel in Afghanistan Send Greetings to Loved Ones
• Christmas Turns Tragic for Young Boys in Jalalabad
• Marta Colburn Discusses Terrorist Threat in Yemen
• Buffalo, NY Shut Down by Snowstorm
• Marines in Kandahar Make the Best of Christmas Far From Home
• Tensions Rise Along the India/Pakistan Border

December 24, 2001

• Reid Arraigned in Boston; Interview of Passengers Valleau and Haynes
• Interim Government Integrates Dostum; Afghan Women Have Long Road Ahead
• After the Taliban: Return To Kandahar
• Shoe Bombs Raise New Security Questions
• Afghan-American Marine Serves Two Countries
• Thwarted Bomber Arraigned in Boston
• Last-Minute Toys For Christmas
• Marine Greetings From Kandahar
• Development Expert Discusses Afghanistan
• Afghan Government Gets to Work
• U.S. Marines Share Holiday Greetings; Interview of Ridings Family
• Thousands of Troops Away From Home for Christmas
• Christmas in Bethlehem
• U.S. Forces in Kandahar Prepare to Celebrate Christmas
• Christmas Brings Hope During Tough Year
• Arafat Banned From Bethlehem
• Explosive Shoes Suspect Held Without Bond
• California Residents Power Up for Holidays
• Ask CNN: More On Ari Fleischer
• Airports Implement Random Shoe Searches
• Richard Reid Makes First Appearance in Court
• Interview With U.S. Marine Alison Thompson
• Merry Military Christmas From Kandahar
• New Face of Homelessness
• Dostum Appointed Deputy Defense Minister
• Man With Explosives in Shoes in Court Today
• Airport Security Tightens Following Explosive Incident
• Movie Critic Peter Travers Rates Holiday Movies
• Toy Retailers Enjoying Strong Season
• Airplane Passengers React to Terrorist; Last Minute Christmas Shopping
• Arafat Backs Down in Christmas Mass Showdown
• 'The First Feast' Gets Under Way
• Reporter's Notebook: Bob Novak Discusses Politics
• Should Politicians Hire Harry Potter as a Consultant?
• Richard Reid Charged With Interfering With a Flight Crew
• Scare on Board American Flight 63 Saturday Has a Nationwide Effect
• Interview With Ron Brownstein
• Afghanistan's New Leader Continues to Put Together His Interim Administration

December 21, 2001

• Things Apparently Weren't Revealed in U.S. Translation of Bin Laden Tape; Peacekeeping Mission Getting Underway in Afghanistan
• Airports Experience Holiday Commotion
• Hamas Says It's Calling Off Suicide Attacks Against Israel; Shopkeepers in Bethlehem Say They're Ready to Give Up
• Aviation Industry Resists Some Security Measures
• Ask CNN: In What Ways Are Other Countries Helping Us with Campaign Against Terrorism?
• Though Holiday Travel Expected Down This Year, You Still Might Find Crowded Airports
• World's Largest Cemetery Company Coming Under Fire
• Interview With Allan Gerson
• Interview of Dan Rowan, Sal Princiotta, Ralph Perricelli
• Interview With Terry Jones
• New York Firefighters Raise Morale in Afghanistan
• Pentagon Speaks Openly of Troops in Afghanistan
• Battery Park Family Hopes to Return to Home Near Trade Center
• U.S. Planes Resume Dropping Bombs Over Afghanistan Today; Translator Says Government Bin Laden Tape Transcript Missed a Few Key Points
• Afghan Currency Gains Value Since September
• President Debuts New Rug, Answers Questions
• New Information Leads to Arrests, Prevents Attacks
• Pakistani Army Patrols Mouniantous Border of Afghanistan
• President Satisfied With Progression of War
• Afghan Capital Prepares For New Government to Take Over
• British Marines Arrive in Kabul
• Do National Guardsmen Make Airports More Secure?
• Key Parts of Osama bin Laden Tape Translation Left Out by Pentagon
• Bethlehem: City of Peace, City of War
• Tougher Security Measures in Force For Holiday Travel
• Interview With Terry Jones
• Holiday Travel Tips
• Reporters Roundtable: Success in Afghanistan?; Bill Clinton's Legacy
• White House Confident bin Laden Will be Found
• Aircraft Carrier's Planes Strike al Qaeda Convoy
• Argentina Adjusts After President Resigns
• Polls Indicate Terrorism No Longer Top U.S. Concern

December 20, 2001

• Bush to Decide Charges Walker Will Face
• White House Considering Lesser Charge for Walker
• U.S. Troops May Get Involved in Search for Al Qaeda Leaders; One of Cruel Reminders of War Will be with Afghanistan for Years to Come
• Interview With Robert Pelton
• Look at Drug That Could Help Protect Against Nuclear Threat
• Anthrax Investigators Focusing on Army and Government Contract Labs
• Talk with 'Lord of the Rings'' Ian McKellan
• FAA Trains Bomb Detecting Dogs at Lackland Air Force Base
• Multinational Peacekeeping Force Filtering into Afghanistan
• Ellis Island and Liberty Island Reopen, Statue Not Yet Open
• White House Remains Undecided on John Walker's Fate
• Republicans, Democrats Still Divided Over Economic Stimulus
• Interview With Michael Isikoff, Scott Silliman
• New York City Showcases Holiday Spirit With Light Displays
• Kabul Lacks Sufficient Firefighting Resources
• Anthrax Investigation Continues
• House Economic Stimulus Bill Expected to Die in Senate
• Dividing Charity Money Proves Difficult
• Ellis, Liberty Islands Reopen
• World Trade Center Survivor Reunited With Rescuers
• House Passes Economic Stimulus Bill
• Interview With Stephen Push
• Bush Deciding Charge Against Walker; September 11 Fund Announcement
• President Blocks Funding For Two Organizations
• Residents of John Walker's Home Town React
• Interview With John Negroponte
• Interview With Rod Paige
• Victims' Families Struggle to Make Ends Meet
• Bush's Popularity Helping Republicans?
• Stimulus Package Dead?; What to do With John Walker

December 19, 2001

• For First Time, Government Offering Experimental Anthrax Vaccine to Large Civilian Population
• U.S. Military Continuing to Focus Attention on Tora Bora Area
• Search for Bin Laden Goes on From Cave to Cave; As Focus Turns Now from War to Peace, New Difficulties Arise
• In Philadelphia, Judge's Ruling Igniting Outcry in 20-Year-Old Murder of City Police Officer
• Interview of Mansoor Ijaz
• Bush Makes Appearance on Capitol Hill to Push Stimulus Package
• Al Qaeda Fighters in Pakistani Custody Revolt; U.S. and Afghan Forces Scouring Caves in Afghanistan for Taliban and Al Qaeda Holdouts
• Writer Discusses World Trade Center Killed
• "Lord of the Rings" Was Unique Endeavor
• Bush to Senate: Pass Economic Stimulus
• Sizable Group of Prisoners Said to Have Fled Overturned Bus in Northern Pakistan; Alliance Forces Sweeping Snow-Covered Cave Hideouts in Tora Bora
• Shopping for Toys and Gifts Can Be Interesting
• House Expected to Vote on Economic Stimulus Bill
• Innovative Gift Ideas for Christmas
• September 11 Suspect Moved to Washington
• "Greatest Show on Earth" Ends Up in Court
• Interview With Donald Evans
• British Troops Prepared to Lead Peacekeeping Force in Afghanistan
• September 11 Suspect Moved to Washington
• FBI to Start Interrogation of al Qaeda Fighters
• Interview with James Oberstar
• The Hunt for Osama bin Laden
• First Al Qaeda Prisoners Arrive at Kandahar Airport
• Dogs Help Avoid Land-Mines in Afghanistan
• Military Uses High-Tech Gadgets
• American and Afghanistan Teens Learn More About Each Other
• Prospects Dim for Economic Stimulus
• Republicans and Democrats Think About Next Election.
• Terrorist Suspect Zacarias Moussaoui Appeared in Federal Court
• Anti-Taliban Forces Find Caves Believed Occupied by Osama Bin Laden
• Revised Death Toll Of World Trade Center Stands at 3,001; Two Afghani Scholars Plan on Returning to Afghanistan
• Search for Osama bin Laden Continues in Tora Bora
• President Lobbying for Economic Stimulus
• House Expected to Pass Economic Stimulus Bill

December 18, 2001

• Legal Issues Swirling Around John Walker Complex and Confusing
• U.S. Reopens Afghan Embassy
• Man Charged in Connection with Green River Killings Has a Court Day
• Ask CNN: What is the Taliban?
• Bestfares.com CEO on Flight Bargains
• Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld at NATO Headquarters Today; U.S. Officials Interrogating Al Qaeda Prisoners Captured in Battle of Tora Bora
• After Fire, Christmas Season Celebrations May be Disrupted at Historic New York Cathedral
• Bush Meeting With Congressional Leaders About Stimulus, Education
• In Tora Bora, Weeks of Bombing, Shelling and Sniping Have Given Way to Digging, Poking and Searching
• Undocumented Victim's Family Gets Help from Maine
• Devastating Fire This Morning at New York Cathedral
• Legislation That Ties More Money for Schools to Student Performance on Tests Being Voted on Now in Senate
• Marines in Kandahar Raise Special U.S. Flag
• Al Qaeda Prisoners Detained in Afghanistan by U.S. Troops
• Congressional Leaders, President Bush Discuss Economic Stimulus
• Gallup Poll: Some Americans Want John Walker Sentenced to Death
• UPS Prepares for Busiest Shipping Day
• Returned to Sender
• Mullah Omar May Be Near Kandahar
• Tough Work Still Ahead in Afghanistan
• Senate Passes Landmark Education Reform
• New Afghan Leader Meets With Former King
• Gallup Poll: Americans Satisfied With Military Progress in Afghanistan
• Palestinian Terrorist Group Vows Resistance Against Israel
• President to Visit Capitol Hill Tomorrow
• Death Sentence for Mumia Abu-Jamal Thrown Out
• U.S. Troops Raise Special Flag
• Dow and Nasdaq Advance For Second Straight Day
• President Bush Lobbying for Economic Stimulus Package
• Interview With Hillary Rodham Clinton
• Interview With Adel Al-Jubeir
• U.S. Government Announces Availability of Anthrax Vaccine to Postal Workers, Capitol Hill Employees
• Senate Approves Education Bill

December 17, 2001

• In Cleveland, Players and Referees Race to Escape Downpour of Plastic Bottles Thrown On Field
• Today is the Busiest Shipping Day of the Year
• FBI Not Discounting Possibility that Capitol Hill Anthrax Somehow Associated with Anthrax Made for CIA and U.S. Military Programs
• Look at Effort to Save a Failing a School in Inner-City Baltimore
• U.S. Pauses Bombing of Tora Bora as Rumsfeld Warns that the Fight There Is Long from Over; Three U.S. Marines Injured by Mine
• U.S. Kabul Embassy Reopening Symbolizes Beginning of Reconstruction
• Rumsfeld Travels to Brussels; Eastern Alliance Takes Tora Bora Complexes
• Technology Behind Tracing Bin Laden's Radio Transmissions
• Mining of Tanzanite May Have Links To Funding of Terrorism
• Religion, Fanaticism and Hate: Making Mass Murderers
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Warning Al Qaeda Forces Still Pose a Danger in Tora Bora; U.S. Officially Re-Establishes Diplomatic Presence in Afghanistan; Three Marines Recovering Following Explosion at Kandahar Airport
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Says War on Terrorism Far From Over
• Ask CNN: How Does the Government Decide What to Tell the Public and What Not To?
• Post Offices Awash in Holiday Traffic
• Homeland Security Director Ridge Says Americans Will Not Necessarily Make Country Safer by Buying More Guns
• Osama bin Laden May Have Crossed Lengthy Border With Pakistan
• Hart Office Building May Open Soon
• Arafat Calls on People to Stop Violence Against Israelis
• War on Terror Affects Tanzanite Business
• Bush Gets Lesions removed
• Caves Filled with Ammunition Discovered in Tora Bora
• Bush Continues to Make Case for War on Terror
• Hunt For Bin Laden Continues
• Do Americans Want the War on Terrorism to Continue?
• Senator Kennedy on Education Bill
• Novak's Notebook: No Stimulus Package?
• Congress and White House Continue Stimulus Debate

December 14, 2001

• Some Muslims Scrutinizing Bin Laden Tape's Authenticity; President Says U.S. Will Scrap 1972 ABM Treaty; U.S. Marines Have Taken Over a Crucial Airstrip
• Tension Between Israelis and Palestinians Remains High
• Ask CNN: With Anthrax Scare Being Sent in Letters, How Does One Look For a Suspicious Letter or Package?
• Bush Holds Press Conference with Prime Minister Of Thailand
• U.S. Bombing Concentrated on Smaller Area; Interview of George Michael, Translator
• Reaction to Bin Laden Tape Becoming Dividing Line for Bush White House; In Gaza, Airstrikes Continue Today
• Which Direction is the Economy Heading?
• Stiff Al Qaeda Resistance May Be Protecting Bin Laden in Tora Bora
• Kandahar Airport Under Watchful Eyes of U.S. Marines
• U.S. and Opposition Forces Have Al Qaeda "Boxed In"
• Bin Laden, Arafat Targets in War
• President Bush Mincing No Words About Osama Bin Laden and Infamous Videotape
• Looking At The Continuing Hunt For Bin Laden
• Is Bin Laden Really Trapped?
• Interview of Daniel Rodriguez, "Singing Cop"
• Will $25 Million Bounty Motivate Afghans to Turn in Bin Laden?
• Ridge May Unveil Terrorist Warning System Like DefCon System
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israeli Strikes Continue
• Marines Move In, Clean Up Kandahar Airport
• Synthetic Aperture Radar and Specter Gunships In Afghanistan
• Israeli Road Closures No Walk on the Beach

December 13, 2001

• Israel Severs All Ties with Yasser Arafat
• Bin Laden's Last Stand?
• The Bin Laden Tape: Discussion of Legal Issues
• Some Global Perspective on How Bin Laden Tape May be Viewed Overseas
• Reaction to Osama bin Laden Tape
• Interview With Congressman Lindsey Graham
• Sen. Shelby Discusses Bin Laden Video
• Americans React to Osama bin Laden Tape
• Israel Continues Strikes in Gaza
• White House Confident in Decision to Release bin Laden Tape
• Interview with Chuck Hagel, Dianne Feinstein
• Osama bin Laden Search Focuses in Tora Bora
• Restaurant Offers Solace to Ground Zero Volunteers
• Interview With Jerry Falwell
• Dow and Nasdaq Decline Sharply
• New Yorkers React to bin Laden Tape
• Hearing Held for Zacarias Moussaoui
• Arab-American Community Reacts to bin Laden Tape
• Novak's Notebook: Passage of Stimulus Package Likely Next Week
• White House Approves Decision to Release Bin Laden Tape
• Bin Laden, 'Destruction Exceeded Expectations'
• Interview with Richard Shelby
• Interview with

December 12, 2001

• U.S. Officials Plan to Release Bin Laden Videotape Soon
• How Could Bin Laden Escape Afghanistan?
• Opposition Commanders Offering Al Qaeda Fighters at Tora Bora New Deal Today
• Much Discussion Today in Administration About Videotape of Bin Laden Talking About 09/11 Attacks
• Attorney General Makes It Plain First Indictment to be Handed Down in Connection with 9/11 Attacks; Top U.S. and Canadian Officials Agree on Plan to Increase Border Security
• White House Waiting for Translator Consensus on Bin Laden Tape
• Officials Skeptical of John Walker's Claim of More Terrorist Attacks; Al Jazeera Possibly Has Interview with Bin Laden
• Four Crew Members of Crashed B-1B Bomber Rescued; John Walker Speaking Out; New Violence in Middle East
• Administration Reviews Bin Laden Video
• Bin Laden Tape Release Expected Today
• Ask CNN: What Specifically Are the Powers and Responsibilities of the Office of Homeland Security?
• Walker's Reports Meet Skepticism, Family Says Religion Prompted Walker's Journey to Afghanistan
• Dow Gains 6.44; Nasdaq Gains 9.45
• Bomber Crew Safe Following Crash
• What Lies Beneath: Under Ground Zero
• White House Waits to Release bin Laden Tape
• Israel Retaliates Following Palestinian Attacks
• Who Will be New House Majority Leader?; Remembering Supreme Decision One Year Later
• Israel Retaliates Following Palestinian Attacks

December 11, 2001

• Anti-Taliban Commanders Give Ultimatum to Al Qaeda
• Three Months After September 11th, a Time to Remember Those Who Lost It All
• House Majority Leader Dick Armey Might Call It Quits
• Al Qaeda Caves in Tora Bora Explored
• Ceremonies Mark Three Months Since 9-11 Terror Attacks
• Elizabeth Rivas Talks about Hardships Faced After 9-11 Attacks
• In Afghanistan, They Say They Have Al Qaeda Boxed In and They've Giving Them Deadline
• Political Ramifications of Releasing bin Laden Tape
• In Afghanistan, Marines Stepping Up Efforts Aimed Against Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters; Summation of Daily Pentagon Briefing
• At Ground Zero, Story of a Man Working Virtually Non-Stop for Past Three Months
• Abandoned al Qaeda Camps and Training Ground Marred With Craters, Debris
• Attorney General Indicts First Suspect in September 11 Attacks
• Al Qaeda Forces Receive Ultimatum
• Major Fire in Kabul
• President Bush Wants to Get Rid of ABM Treaty
• Mullah Omar Lived in Luxury
• Remembrance Ceremony at Ground Zero Marks Third Month Anniversary
• Dow Declines While Nasdaq Advances
• President Bush Discusses Military Reform
• Zacarias Moussaoui Main Target of First Indictment for 9/11 Attack
• President Bush's Military Vision Then and Now
• Interview With Senator Tom Daschle
• Anti-Taliban Forces Break Through Al Qaeda to Tora Bora
• Senator Schumer Asks for Legislation to Boost Seaport Security
• Bush Leads White House Remembrance of September 11
• Learning From the Past: Education Reform Bill is Only First Step
• Land's End Warehouse Bustling Because of Catalogue Orders

December 10, 2001

• In Kabul, U.S. Troops Reclaim U.S. Embassy; U.S. Warplanes Pouring Bombs on Al Qaeda Cave Complex
• Administration Officials Debating Whether to Release Bin Laden Videotape; Look at New Measures to Help Ensure Better Aviation Security
• U.S. Military Official: John Walker Providing Useful Information to U.S. Intelligence
• In Kabul, U.S. Ground Troops Seen Inside U.S. Embassy; U.S. Government Officials Say John Walker is Providing Useful Intelligence
• Administration Debates Bin Laden Videotape Release
• War, Hunt for Bin Laden Intensify
• Memorial Service Under Way to Recognize Three U.S. Green Berets Killed After Friendly Fire Incident in Afghanistan
• An Interview with Interim Leader of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai
• White House Mulls Release of Bin Laden Video
• Space Station Maintenance Has Astronauts Walking Space
• The Search for bin Laden Continues as Officials Consider Releasing Videotape, American Taliban Fighter
• Dirty Bomb Not an Effective Weapon of Mass Destruction
• Government May Release Bin Laden Video
• Memorials Held for Green Berets Killed in Afghanistan
• Bin Laden Still Pentagon Priority
• U.S. Prepares for Cave Warfare
• John Walker Offering New Information on Taliban
• Ask CNN: Can You Use Anything to Clean or Kill Anthrax Spores?
• Space Walk Underway at International Space Station
• Future of Bin Laden Video Unclear
• Troops Search Cave by Cave for Osama bin Laden
• Gary Condit Files For Re-Election
• Attorney for O.J. Simpson Holds Press Conference
• White House Set to Release bin Laden Tape Wednesday
• Novak's Notebook: Congress Looks to Get Out of Town
• Exiled Afghans Returning Home
• At the Closing Bell, Markets are Down

December 07, 2001

• Transfer of Power Underway in Southern Afghanistan
• World War II Veterans Honored at D-Day Museum
• As Pressure on Arafat Rises, Palestinians Wonder if He Can Do His Job
• President Bush Will Link December 7th to September 11th; In Tora Bora, An intense U.S. Bombing; Kandahar Has Fallen
• Interview of Barbara Christopher, Striking Teacher
• DNA Evidence Indicates DeSalvo May Not Have Been Boston Strangler
• Striking Teacher to Return to Work Monday
• Pressing Questions About Location of Taliban Leadership; U.S. Marines Involved in Ground Combat
• Pearl Harbor Vets Gather, Remember Attacks of 60 Years Ago, Three Months Ago
• Ceremonies Set to Commence at USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, Commemorating Attack 60 Years Ago
• Interview With Peter Nottage, George Delong
• Palestinian Protesting Hamas Leader's Arrest Killed by Palestinian Authority; Interview of Ali Abu Morasa, Cousin of Israeli Rocket Attack Victim
• Man Becomes Oldest to Circumnavigate Earth
• David Clark, 77, Completes Solo Journey Around the World
• "MONEYLINE" Update: Dow Down 50 Points on the Day; Nasdaq Closes 32 Points Lower
• Americans Commemorate the Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• How Do Americans Compare September 11 With Pearl Harbor?
• Taliban Surrenders Kandahar and Spin Boldak
• Kandahar Falls but Military Mission Continues
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Reporters Roundtable: Return of Politics in Congress; Comparing December 7 With September 11
• Reporter's Notebook: House Passes Contentious Trade Bill by One Vote
• Remembering Pearl Harbor in Norfolk, Virginia
• National D-Day Museum Unveils Pacific Theater Exhibit
• Preliminary Tests Find Anthrax at Federal Reserve Facility
• Congress Debating Defense Spending and Economic Stimulus Package
• Gallup Poll Compares Pearl Harbor and 9/11 Attacks

December 06, 2001

• Talk of Surrender in Kandahar Has Done Nothing to Stop War Near Tora Bora
• Taliban to Surrender Kandahar
• U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft Testifying Before Senate Judiciary Committee
• Northern Alliance Arranges Surrender of Kandahar
• Memorial Service Will Get Under Way This Afternoon for CIA Officer Mike Spann
• U.S. May Allow Negotiation of Omar's Fate
• Taliban Make Deal to Surrender Kandahar
• Attorney General Defends Crackdown on Domestic Terrorism
• Northern Alliance, U.S. Objectives Differ in Kandahar Surrender
• Man With Knife Arrested in Front of White House
• Memorial Service Held for Mike Spann
• Negotiations Take Place for Control of Kandahar
• CIA's Role Important in War in Afghanistan
• Baseball Commissioner Testifies on Capitol Hill

December 05, 2001

• Fighting Reported Near Tora Bora; Bush Offers Condolences For Soldiers Killed North of Kandahar
• Authorities Have Made An Arrest in Relation to Green River Killings
• Friendly Fire Accident Kills Two, Wounds 20 U.S. Troops
• Interview of Frank McCourt and Gregory Heisler
• After the Taliban: In Germany, Afghan Delegates Finally Seal Deal on New, Temporary Government
• Civilian WTC Victims' Families Struggle With Charities For Help
• Strom Thurmond Turns 99
• Many of Those Killed in Jerusalem Were Teenagers Out for a Night on the Town
• Vernon, Vermont Residents Upset Over Yankee Nuclear Plant's Terrorist Attack Test Failure
• More Than a Dozen People Who Lost Loved Ones on September 11th on Capitol Hill Today
• FBI To Open Leahy Letter
• Military Vows to Investigate Friendly Fire Deaths
• Three U.S. Special Operations Forces Accompanying Opposition Troops in Battle for Kandahar Killed by U.S. Bomb
• Florida Girl Gets Kiss Instead of Handshake from President
• Anti-Taliban Troops Are Engaging Al Qaeda; U.S. Marines Are Ready to Help Out
• Delegates Pleased With Proposed Interim Government
• Afghanis React to Announcement of a New Government
• Anthrax Investigation: FBI to Open Leahy Letter
• How Much Will it Cost to Protect America?
• Space Shuttle Endeavour Prepares for Launch
• New Jersey Teachers Jailed For Not Returning to Work
• Pentagon Investigating Friendly Fire Accident
• Dow Up More Than 200; Nasdaq Up More than 80
• Afghanistan Terrain Remains Challenge for Troops
• Police Arrest Man on FBI Most Wanted List
• Bush Selects Republican National Committee Chief
• USS John Paul Jones Returns Home
• Dow and Nasdaq Advance
• Friendly Fire Incident Kills Three, Wounds 19
• President Bush Reacts to Deaths of U.S. Soldiers
• Interview With Marc Racicot
• Marines On Alert in Afghan Desert
• USS John Paul Jones Returns Home
• Interview With Congresswoman Judy Biggert

December 04, 2001

• Palestinians Perceive Israeli Offensive As Attack on Authority and Arafat
• President Bush Due to Announce New Crackdown on Terrorist Funding; Plenty of Evidence Al Qaeda Has Interest in Obtaining Nuclear Weapon
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Father of American Man Who Fought Alongside Taliban Says He Hopes Son Will Be Able to Come Home Soon
• Reasoning Behind and Reactions To New Homeland Security Warning
• Mild Public Reaction to Alert Issued by Administration
• Skies Now Clear Over Gaza After Israeli Strikes
• Interview of Larry Goodson, Author of "Afghanistan's Endless War"
• U.S. Officials Targeting Three Groups Believed to be Funneling Money to Hamas; Weather and Terrain a Key Factor in Afghanistan Campaign
• Security Tight Around Kennedy Space Center As NASA Prepares for Shuttle Launch
• Experts Say Primary Danger in 21st Century Probably Not Giant Nuclear Missiles We Feared from 1950s On
• Hunt For Bin Laden Moving To Caves at Tora Bora
• FBI, DEA, Local Authorities Search O.J. Simpson's Miami House
• Israeli Military Strikes For Second Straight Day
• NASA Looks To Launch Endeavour Tonight Amid High Security Measures
• Interview With Yasser Arafat
• Walker's Father Asks For Mercy and Understanding
• Congress Holds Hearing on Human Cloning
• Space Shuttle Endeavour Prepares for Launch
• What is a Dirty Bomb?
• FBI Raids Foundation Allegedly Connected to Terrorists
• Interview with Gary Hart
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israel Continues Military Action
• Republicans and Democrats Focus on the Economy
• Space Shuttle Prepares for Launch
• FBI Raids Organization With Alleged Terrorist Ties
• Gallup Poll: Half of Americans Believe Osama bin Laden's Death is Better for U.S. Interests
• Senators Tackle Question of Cloning
• For Second Straight Day, Israel Launches Air Strikes on Palestinian Military Targets
• Bush Administration Takes Aim on Islamic Charity Organization
• Intervew with Yasser Arafat
• Tora Bora Believed to be on of Bin Laden's Hideouts
• General Myers Emphasizes 'Fight Has Just Begun'
• How Does Bad Weather Affect Military Training in Afghanistan?

December 03, 2001

• White House Does Not Criticize Israel for Helicopter and F-16 Strikes on Gaza and West Bank
• Afghan War Focuses on Cave
• Bombing Raids Near Kandahar Destroy Two Bridges
• Interview With Dore Gold
• Desert Elements Provide Challenge For Marines
• Allied Forces Prepare For Invasion of Kandahar
• What Dangers Will Troops Face in Searching for Osama bin Laden?
• Dow Down Almost 90 Points; Nasdaq Down About 25 Points
• Interview with Hanan Ashrawi
• Israeli Prime Minister Holds Cabinet Meeting
• Afghan Assailants on the Road between Kabul and Kandahar
• U.S. Officials Warn of Possible Terrorist Threats
• 'Ginger' May Replace Walking
• Interview With Bassam Abu Sharif; Interview With Mark Regev
• Troops Have Isolated Last Taliban Stronghold
• The Hunt for Osama bin Laden: Searching the Caves

November 30, 2001

• FBI May Open Leahy Letter Today
• Anti-Taliban Forces Encircling Kandahar
• Former Beatle George Harrison Dies of Cancer
• Military Options: Taliban Forces Trying to Hold on to Last Major Power Center in Afghanistan
• London Reacts To George Harrison's Death
• FBI Today May Be About to Open Letter Addressed to Senator Leahy Back in October
• Beatles Fans Pay Tribute At Abbey Road Studios
• Descendant of Assassinated Afghan King Returns To Afghanistan With Camera In Hand
• Women Want Role In Afghanistan
• Donald Rumsfeld Started Today by Talking about Potential for American Casualties; Taliban Forces in Kandahar Showing Some Defiance
• Interview with Michael Swetnam of the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies
• Positive Anthrax Sample on Letter at House Near Connecticut Victim
• Fans In New York and London React to Loss of Harrison
• Does Age Affect Susceptibility to Anthrax?
• President to Seek Trade Promotion Authority
• Hunt for Osama bin Laden Continues
• U.S. Troops Land in Bagram
• Authorities Uncover Possible Source of Anthrax in the Death of 94-Year-Old Ottilie Lundgren
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld: More Fighting Ahead
• RNC Chairman Gilmore Resigns as of January
• Interview With Under Secretary of State Paula Dobriansky
• Keeping the Peace in Afghanistan; Remembering George Harrison
• Tributes to George Harrison Take Place in London, Liverpool
• Interview With Peter Castro
• Rumsfeld Stresses War is Ongoing
• Dow Average Advances; Nasdaq Drops
• Citizenship Requirement for Baggage Screeners Could Cause Problems

November 29, 2001

• Reporter's Notebook: Peril Takes Many Forms on Ground in Afghanistan for Reporters
• Bin Laden Believed to be in Tora Bora
• Since September 11th, Numbers of Reserve Forces Have Increased Steadily
• America Recovers: With Loss of Twin Towers, Many Say Heart Has Been Ripped Out of Manhattan
• Moroccan Man Appears in German Court for Suspected 9/11 Involvement
• Afghan War Rages, Peace Plan Takes Shape
• Interview With Bill West
• Gallup Poll: 1/3 of Americans Worry About Anthrax Infection
• Nasa Delays Endeavor Launch For 24 Hours To Check Safety of Space Station Docking
• Taliban Says It Has No Plans to Surrender Spin Boldak
• Insurance Industry Lobbies for Federal Help Against Future Terrorist Attacks
• Afghan Meeting in Bonn Looking Up
• Homeland Security: U.S. Offering Visas for Information on Terrorists
• Connecticut Seniors Volunteer To Help The Needy and Themselves
• House Subcommittee Meets About Government's Communication During Anthrax Scare
• Northern Alliance Nearing Kandahar
• People in Kabul Looking Forward to New Government
• Northern Alliance and Taliban to Fight, but it's a Question of When and Where
• Interview of Ted Gup, Author of "The Book of Honor"
• Reservist Numbers Increasing Steadily
• Government Response to Anthrax Scare Under Review
• President Bush Defends Legal Crackdown
• Progress Made During U.N. Talks on Afghanistan
• Taliban Fighters Vacating Kandahar
• Dow and Nasdaq Advance
• Interview With Barbara Boxer
• Interview with Peggy Noonan
• Taliban Still Under Pressure in Kandahar

November 28, 2001

• U.S. Military Using Unmanned Drones to Track Down Enemy Targets
• White House Close to Finalizing Deal to Purchase Nearly 290 Million Doses of Smallpox Vaccine
• Ask CNN: What is a Material Witness?
• After the Taliban: Northern Alliance Pretty Much Rejects Idea of a Multinational Force
• Bush to Meet With President Aznar of Spain
• Roger Cossack Looks at Government's Detention of Individuals After September 11th
• How the Marine Operation in Afghanistan Could Unfold; Russians Return to Afghanistan
• Taliban Claims Mullah Omar Is Safe; Pentagon Not Certain
• Prison Is Now Littered With Taliban Fighter Bodies
• Couple in State of Georgia Now Facing Insurance Fraud Charges in Connection with World Trade Center
• Nowhere To Run For Mullah Omar or Bin Laden
• Updates on The Afghan Talks in Bonn, Germany
• U.S. Continues to Try and Determine if Mullah Omar Was in Targeted Compound; Prison Riot Had Grim End
• U.S. Troop Morale High Because of Home Support
• Trade Center Victims Join Together for Support
• Red Cross Cleans Up Afghan Prison After Battle
• President Bush Has Busy Morning, Meeting with Spain's Prime Minister
• German Police Arrest 9/11 Banking Connection
• Bush Administration Being Called to Pass for Detention of Hundreds of People Being Investigated in Connection with Terrorism
• Military Tribunal Order Draws Domestic and International Criticism
• Search for Bin Laden; Negotiations Difficult
• Delegates Appear to be Making Headway in Setting Up Post- Taliban Government; Near Mazar-e Sharif, Three-Day Long Prison Riot Finally Over
• Bush Works on Economic Stimulus and Meets With Prime Minister of Spain
• CNN Opens Bureau in London
• Congress Moves Closer to Passing Economic Stimulus Package
• Little Aid for Refugees in Herat
• U.S. Targeting Taliban, al Qaeda Leaders
• How are Americans Responding to the War?
• Congress Meets on Economic Stimulus Package
• Interview With Glenn Hubbard
• Congress Takes Hard Look at Military Tribunals
• War on Terrorism to Expand?
• Interview With Senator Tom Daschle
• Dow Declines 160.74 to 9,711.86; Nasdaq Declines 48.00 to 1.887.97

November 27, 2001

• How Strong is the American Appetite for Casualties Going Forward?
• Iraq Won't Let Weapons Inspectors In Unless U.S. Negotiates on Sanctions
• A Look at the Afghanistan Refugee Crisis
• U.S. Troops in Afghanistan at Ready
• Training Camp Ruins Near Jalalabad Holds Deadly, Frightening Secrets
• The Taliban May be Losing Grip on Spin Boldak; Leaders Get to Work on New Government for Future of Afghanistan
• Children's Art in Miami Airport
• Hunt for Bin Laden: Numerous Caves and Hideouts Where Bin laden Could be Hiding Out
• Rumsfeld Warns That U.S. in a "Dangerous Time"; Rebuilding of Afghanistan Must Be Led By Afghans
• Taliban Commander in Spin Boldak Says 25 Soldiers Under Command Told to Stand Down
• Longtime Rivals Have Started Talks for Future Rule of Government of Afghanistan; Violence Emerges Amid Attempts at Peace in Israel
• Russians Return to Afghanistan For Humanitarian Reasons
• America's New War: What is Central Command?
• U.S. Requests Extradition of Suspect in September 11th Attacks; Mineta Says Checked Baggage Deadline Cannot Be Met
• Taliban May Be Losing Grip on Another Key Town; Northern Alliance Forces Using All of Their Firepower to Crush Rebellion
• Three Forces to Close in On Kandahar
• Dow and Nasdaq Decline
• Colin Powell's Performance During War
• Al Qaeda Leadership Detained in U.S.
• U.S. Warplanes Attack Air Defense Target in Iraq
• September 11 Changes the Way Congress Works
• AirTran Files Lawsuit Against Passenger Who Caused Airline Security Lockdown
• Military Strategy in Kandahar

November 26, 2001

• Retail Federation President on Holiday Sales
• Uprising Going on Between Northern Alliance and Taliban Fighters Who Have Surrendered; U.S. Marines on Ground Near Kandahar
• Formal Declaration Making It Official U.S. Has Entered a Recession
• What is an MEU?
• President Bush To Meet with Presidents of Yemen and Spain This Week
• Five U.S. Troops Injured in Prison Riot; Taliban Still Controls Road From Kandahar to Spin Boldak
• Military Options: Marines Land in Southern Afghanistan
• Newsweek Interview With the Bushes Hits Stands This Week
• Interview With Joannie Fischer
• U.S. Officially In Recession
• Intense Fighting Resumes in Kandahar
• U.S. Marines Land in Afghanistan
• Afghan Talks to Begin in Germany
• Connecticut Anthrax Death Remains a Mystery
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• Northern Alliance Takes Control of Konduz
• New Evidence Linked to Osama bin Laden Discovered
• What Will the Marines Bring to the War?
• President Bush: Iraq Could be Next Target
• Afghan Women May Still Face Tough Road Ahead
• Reporter's Notebook: White House Pushing Economic Stimulus; New Jersey Senate Race Loses Contender
• Dow Advances 23.04 to 9,982.75; Nasdaq Advances 38.03 to 1,941.23
• U.S.-Canada Border Security Creates Delays for Local Residents
• Marine Helicopters Attack Column Southwest of Kandahar
• Nearly All of Northern Afghanistan Under Anti-Taliban Control
• Bush Warns War on Terrorism Will Be Long
• Interview with Jerrold Nadler, Sam Brownback

November 23, 2001

• Taliban Not Expected to Honor Surrender Agreement of Konduz
• Mall of America Ensures Safe Shopping
• International Red Cross Reports Finding 300 Bodies; U.N., Afghans, Will Meet in Germany Monday; Mujahideen Hope for Role For Exiled King in New Government
• Anthrax Death Probed
• Bush At Camp David For Holiday While Aides Release Documentation of Taliban Atrocities
• New Technology in Search for Bin Laden
• Interview With Wendell Jamieson
• Canadians Encouraged to Go to New York
• Taliban Expected to Surrender Konduz This Weekend
• Environmental Test Results May Provide Clues in Investigation of Lundgren's Death
• Interview With Bonnie Tsui
• Renewed Fighting Near Kabul
• Osama bin Laden's Popularity Seems to Fade
• Clashes After Palestinian Funeral Leaves One Teenager Dead
• Treasury Secretary Takes Tumble
• Bush Pressures Congress on Economic Stimulus Package
• Will Christmas Shopping Help Economy?
• Anthrax Death Still Mystery
• Preliminary Tests of Lundgren's Home Negative for Anthrax
• Conditions of Taliban Surrender of Konduz Unclear
• Connecticut Anthrax Case Remains a Mystery
• Anthrax Tests in Connecticut Come Back Negative
• Weather in Afghanistan Could Prove Troublesome for Troops
• Taliban Troops Continue Fighting in the Hills Near Kabul
• Holiday Shopping Season Kicks Off Today
• President Bush Prepares to Urge Congress to Agree on Economic Stimulus Bill
• Interview With Matthew Bishop
• Nation's Retailers Hope to Attract Customers on One of Heaviest Shopping Days of the Year
• Connecticut Governor to Announce Results of Anthrax Tests
• Decades of War Leave Their Mark on Eastern Afghanistan
• Holiday Shopping Season Begins
• Origin of Lundgren's Anthrax Infection Still Unknown
• Is Taliban Really Surrendering?
• Group of Reporters Kicked Out by Taliban
• Interviews With Stuart Rothenberg, Charles Cook
• Retailers Look to Holiday Shopping Numbers
• Reporters Roundtable: Rebuilding Afghanistan Government; Shape of the Economic Stimulus Package
• Couple Finalizes Adoption on Thanksgiving
• How Does the U.S. Fight the War From the Air?

November 22, 2001

• Should United States Escalate War on Terrorism?
• Northern Alliance Reports Taliban Close to Surrender
• White House Releases List of Alleged Taliban and al Qaeda Atrocities
• Anthrax Investigation: Mystery Over Death of 94-Year-Old Connecticut Woman
• Fierce Fighting Even as Taliban Surrender Nears
• Investigators Combing Through Home of Latest Anthrax Victim
• Northern Alliance Forces Try to Negotiate a Taliban Surrender; The Investigation Continues Into the Death of A Connecticut Woman
• Bodies of Four Journalists Taken To Pakistan
• Taliban Surrenders Kunduz
• Muslim Family Deals With Loss
• Northern Alliance Tries to Negotiate a Taliban Surrender of Kunduz; The Investigation Into the Anthrax Death of a Connecticut Woman Continues
• Charity Organizations Feel the Pinch This Holiday Season; Holiday Tradition Lives on in New York With the Macy's Parade

November 21, 2001

• Taliban May Fight Hard for Konduz
• Events of 09/11 Weighing Heavily on Travelers; President Bush Will Have Early Thanksgiving Meal with Troops in Kentucky
• CARE President Discusses Afghan Bombing Refugees
• More People Travelling By Car This Holiday Season, Airports Still Busy
• U.S. Air Force Moving Some AC-130s Closer to Action in Afghanistan; Many Afghan Women Looking for Place in Post-Taliban Government
• Defense Secretary Makes Clear Special Operations Presence in Afghanistan Ever Increasing
• CANSTRUCTION: Contest Builds With Cans
• Investigators Retracing Steps of Connecticut Woman Who Has Anthrax
• Taliban Spokesman Denies Any Intention to Negotiate Anything; 94-Year-Old Connecticut Woman Has Inhalation Anthrax
• Interview of Dr. Michael Popkin
• President Visits Troops
• What is a Military Tribunal?
• Volunteering Increases Since Attacks
• Connecticut Woman Dies of Anthrax
• FBI Investigates Connecticut Anthrax Case
• Air Travelers Should Get to the Airports Early this Holiday Season
• Bush Eats With 101st
• Connecticut Woman Dies of Inhalation Anthrax
• Air and Rail Travel Could Be Busier Than Normal This Year
• Taliban Nearing Total Surrender?

November 20, 2001

• Professor Discusses Government for Afghanistan
• In Hunt for Bin Laden, FBI Hoping Money Will Get People to Talk
• President Bush Vows to Root Out Terrorism Could Put U.S. on Collision Course with Iraq
• White House To Release Public Service Announcement
• Taliban Commander Denies Supreme Leader Negotiating Kandahar's Handover
• Gas Prices Encourage Holiday Travel
• Conference Getting Under Way to Consider Question of Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Afghanistan
• Search For Bin Laden Intensifies With Reward
• U.S. Posts $25 Million Reward for Osama bin Laden
• Where is Osama bin Laden?
• Majority of Afghanistan out of Taliban Control
• Taliban Troops Remain Upbeat
• White House Tours Canceled Through Holiday Season
• U.S. Concerned About Safety of Food Supply
• Justice Department Renamed After Robert Kennedy
• Tracking bin Laden: Utilizing High-Tech Military Hardware
• Making Holiday Travel Easier
• Reporter's Notebook: Republicans Grumbling Over Bush?
• Dow and Nasdaq Decline
• U.S. Publicizing Reward for Osama bin Laden
• Northern Alliance Commanders Meet With Taliban in Kunduz
• Will U.S. Stop Strikes if Taliban Surrenders?
• Interview With Richard Holbrooke
• Tours of White House Canceled
• What Sparked Today's Justice Department Naming?

November 19, 2001

• Conflict in the Middle East: Colin Powell Shifts Attention from War on Terrorism to Conflict in Middle East
• President Bush Signs Aviation Security Bill; Holds Dinner To Honor Ramadan
• Delays in Target Approval Are Responsibility of Gen. Franks
• Interview of Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF
• Fate of Several Western Journalists Headed to Kabul Remains Unclear; Some Hints Today War on Terrorism Far From Over
• Taliban Deny Reports of Negotiations For Surrender of Kandahar
• Interview of Aria Gillespie and Sage Adams
• United Nations Joins Investigation On Missing Western Journalists; Rebuilding Afghanistan
• Advertising Industry Looks Inside In Light of September 11th
• Jalalabad Begins Transition After Departure of Taliban
• Taliban Slowly Losing Control of Afghanistan
• U.S. Hunts Down Taliban Leader
• Terrorist Attack Thwarted in Jordan
• Taliban Regime Cracking
• Fighting in Konduz Intensifies
• Air Strikes Continue in Kandahar
• Economic Roundtable Takes Place in Chicago
• Journalists Attacked in Afghanistan
• U.S. Bombs Caves in Afghanistan
• President Bush Signs Aviation Security Bill
• Finding Bin Laden
• Escalation of War on Terrorism Coming?
• Nuclear Group Prepares for Potential Threats
• What Should Happen to Osama bin Laden if he is Taken Alive?
• Taliban Retains Control of Konduz
• President Signs Aviation Security Legislation
• Interviews With Mark Regev and Hasan Abdel Rahman

November 16, 2001

• Leading Osama Adviser Possibly Killed; Does Bin Laden Have Nuclear Weapons?
• Trainer Discusses Afghan War
• After a Lot of Hustling, Congress Set to Overhaul Aviation Security; Revised Battleplan in Afghanistan
• Harry Potter Movie Opens
• Excerpts from Freed Aid Worker's News Conference
• Al Qaeda's Third in Command May Have Been Killed; Terrorist Documents Uncovered in Kabul
• Airline Security Bill Finally Comes Through
• Dayna Curry, Heather Mercer Hold Press Conference
• Senior al Qaeda Official Killed During Bombings
• Osama bin Laden's Top Lieutenant May Have Been Killed
• Al Qaeda Attempted to Build Nuclear Weapons
• Airline Security Bill Expected to Pass Congress
• Interview With Khalid Pashtoon
• Pentagon Denies Reports Taliban Leader Ordered to Surrender Kandahar
• Congress Close to Passing Aviation Security Bill
• Argenbright Security to Leave Logan Airport
• 'Harry Potter' Movie Opens Today
• Paul Bremer Discusses Future Terrorist Attacks on the U.S.
• Dow, Nasdaq Finish Lower
• Atlanta Airport Reopens After Security Breach
• Are Comparisons Between U.S. War in Afghanistan and the Soviet Occupation in the 1980s Valid?
• Major Boston Airport Tightens Security
• 'Harry Potter' Gets Rave Reviews From Moviegoers
• Aviation Security Bill Passes Congress
• Key Al Qaeda Aide Killed During Air Strikes

November 15, 2001

• U.S. Bombs Buildings in Kabul, Kandahar
• Bush Pleased With Rescue of Aid Workers
• Kabul Surprisingly Peaceful After Departure of Taliban
• Interview With Sotiris Mousouris
• Fittings on Flight 587's Tail Were Torn Off
• Bush Meets With Putin in Texas
• Taliban on the Run: Talk with Hamid Karzai, Leading Opposition Figure in Afghanistan
• Analysis of Afghanistan's Cave Complexes
• Congress Close to Deal on Airline Security
• FAA To Start Inspecting Airbus A300s
• Fighting in Afghanistan Remains Heavy
• Documents Linked To al Qaeda Discovered
• Northern Alliance Encounters al Qaeda Fighters in Konduz
• How do U.S. Forces Remain in Contact?
• Northern Alliance Claims Control of Jalalabad
• Bush, Putin Conclude Event in Crawford, Texas
• Pentagon 'Tightening the Noose' on Bin Laden
• Interview with Bob Graham
• How the U.S. Military Communicates
• FAA To Order Airbus A300 Inspections
• U.S. Soldiers Fight on Virtual Battlefield
• NTSB Investigates Construction of Airbus in Flight 587 Crash
• Dow Advanced 48.78 to 9,872.39; Nasdaq Declined 2.62 to Close at 1,900.57
• Congress Reaches Compromise on Airline Security Bill

November 14, 2001

• Reports Kandahar Airport and City of Jalalabad Have Fallen to Anti-Taliban Forces
• Target: Terrorism: New Information Ties Osama Bin Laden Closer to 09/11
• Look at Al Qaeda Manual; New Evidence from Great Britain Outlining Evidence Connecting Bin Laden Terrorist Attacks of 09/11
• Fighting In Kandahar Between Taliban and Anti-Taliban Pashtuns; The Search for bin Laden Continues
• Defense Secretary at Ground Zero
• Flight 587 Investigation Developments
• Afghan People Optimistic About Future
• Where is Osama bin Laden Hiding?
• Dow Advances 72.66; Nasdaq Advances 11.08
• U.S. Officials Say Jalalabad largely Under Control of Anti- Taliban Forces.
• NTSB Investigators Continue to Research the Crash Site and Data Recorders of Flight 587; The Community of Rockaway Attempts Tries to Return to Normalcy
• Taliban officials Scramble to Forge New Alliances to Insuring Their Survival.
• Former King Wants Broad-Based Afghanistan Government
• Putin Visits Bush Ranch in Crawford Texas
• Could the Wake of Another Jet Have Caused the Crash of Flight 587?
• Congress Looks to Compromise on Airline Security
• Finding Osama bin Laden

November 13, 2001

• After Taking Kabul, What Next?
• Leaders from Around World Calling for Broad-Based Multiethnic Government to Replace Taliban
• Congress Remains at Odds Over Economic Stimulus
• Northern Alliance Prepares Takeover of Kabul
• New York Mourns
• Where is Osama bin Laden Hiding?
• U.S., Russia to Slash Nuclear Arsenals
• Taliban Experiences Massive Defections; Interview of Hamid Karzai
• Northern Alliance Enters Kabul
• Afghanistan Military Landscape Rapidly Changing
• President Bush Raises Eyebrows at United Nations
• Northern Alliance Enters Kabul With Little Resistance
• National Transportation Safety Board
• Presidents Bush and Putin Discuss War in Afghanistan
• Crews Search For Plane Wreckage in Queens

November 12, 2001

• Dow Begins Week With a Loss

November 09, 2001

• Interview With Colin Powell
• More National Guardsmen and Women to be at Airport During Holidays
• Northern Alliance Claims It Has Captured Key City of Mazar-e- Sharif
• Interview With Larry Barcella, Daniel Richman
• Expert Discusses Taking of Mazar-e-Sharif
• Air Wing From USS Enterprise Returns to Air Stations Today
• Do Travelers Feel Safe at LAX?
• Should the Justice Department be Given Expanded Powers?
• Dow, Nasdaq Finish Higher for the Week
• Ben Wedeman Reports From Afghanistan and Jamie McIntyre Reports From the Pentagon
• Major Garrett Reports From the White House and Kate Snow Reports From the Capitol
• America's New War: The Battle for Public Opinion

November 08, 2001

• Mazar-e Sharif's Strategic Importance
• Questions Regarding Terrorist Attacks Remain
• White House Aims for Unified Message
• U.S. Postal Service Says It Doesn't Have Enough Money to Deal with Cost of Anthrax Crisis; Pakistan and Taliban's Relationship Getting Shakier by the Day
• Afghan Refugees Get Education in Camps
• Postmaster General Seeks Help From Congress
• Airstrikes Focus on Airport Near Bagram
• Bush Leaves White House for Atlanta Speaking Engagement
• Interview With Mary Matalin
• Interview With Tina Brown
• Kelly Wallace Reports From the White House
• Interview With Michael Bloomberg
• Interview With Jack Valenti

November 07, 2001

• Former NATO Supreme Commander Discusses War in Afghanistan
• Washington D.C. Postal Worker's 911 Call
• President Bush Drawing Line in Sand on Spending
• U.S. Learns More About Terrorist Financial Organizations
• U.S. Forces Bombard Kandahar
• Taliban Propaganda Comes Under Fire
• Pentagon: 'Progress is Being Made'
• Bloomberg Celebrates Mayoral Victory in New York City
• U.S. Officials: War Moving According to Plan
• Officials Still Don't Know Source of Anthrax
• Osama bin Laden's Sons Reportedly on Video
• Bloomberg Wins Close New York Mayoral Race
• Concorde Back in the Air
• U.S. Displays Cutting Edge Technology in War
• Ask CNN: How Many Countries Recognize the Taliban Government?
• Carry-on Confusion Hits Airline Industry
• John King Reports From the White House
• Anthrax Investigation: 911 Tape of Brentwood Postal Worker Who Later Died of Anthrax
• Jason Carroll Reports From New York
• Interview With Jim Gilmore and Terry McAuliffe
• Analyzing Election 2001
• The Concorde Returns

November 06, 2001

• President Talks with Antiterrorism Summit in Poland
• Federal Reserve Expected to Cut Interest Rates
• President Bush Shoring Up Support for War
• Voters in New York, Virginia Prepare for Elections
• USS Stennis Prepares for Deployment
• Interview With Hamid Karzai
• President Meets With Congressional Leaders
• Congress Continues Debates Over Aviation Security, Economy
• Congressional Hearings Held on September 11 Donations
• The Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates
• Rumsfeld Says Campaign Could go 2-23 Months
• Interview With Trent Lott
• Man Carrying knives Causes Mixed Reactions Among Passengers
• Charity Controversy Makes Its Way to Congress
• Voters Head to the Polls
• President Bush Reaffirms Faith in Military Attacks
• Northern Alliance Claims Captures Near Mazar-e-Sharif
• Election Day 2001 Continues
• Election 2001: Ads, Money and Effect of Terrorism on the Campaigns

November 05, 2001

• America's New War: Man Arrested for Trying to Board Flight With Weapons
• Anthrax in America: Trace Amounts Found in Post Office Under Pentagon
• Where is the Economy Headed?
• U.S. Bombers Continue to Hit Kandahar
• The Northern Alliance Prepares for Battle
• Anthrax may have invaded Pakistani mailrooms
• Mayo Clinic Unveils New Anthrax Test
• Pentagon Post Office Closed Due to Potential Anthrax Presence
• Health Officials Prepare for Possible Smallpox Outbreak
• Federal Reserve is Expected To Cut Interest Rates
• New York City Mayoral Races Heats Up
• Pentagon Says U.S.-Led Military Campaign Progressing as Planned
• U.S. Uses Different Tactics to Penetrate Caves and Bunkers Going After Taliban.
• Heads of Firefighters Unions and Fire Officers Charged with Criminal Trespass.
• Relief Agencies Struggle
• O'Hare Security Workers Suspended After Man with Knives Clears Security
• Mayo Clinic Claims New DNA Test
• Northern Alliance Preparing to Launch 'multi-Pronged' Attack Against Taliban
• Interview with Seymour Hersh
• Gurung Arraigned Today
• Election 2001: Breaking Down the Races
• Remembering Election 2000

November 02, 2001

• America's New War: Numbers Show Recessionary Trends
• Bush Pressures Congress to Pass Economic Stimulus Package
• It Appears Microsoft's Battle with Federal Government is Over
• America's New War: Many Newly Laid-off Workers Without Unemployment Benefits
• Congress Prepares for Fight Over Stimulus Package
• California Tightens Security at Bridges
• Firefighters Unhappy About Mayor's Decision to Reduce Number of Firefighters at Ground Zero; More than 400,000 Americans Lost Their Jobs Last Month
• New York Fire Fighters Protest Mayor's Decision to Ease Recovery Efforts
• America Strikes Back: Look at the J-STAR Surveillance Aircraft
• Anthrax That Killed NY Hospital Worker Is the Same as in Daschle Letter
• U.S. Continues Heavy Bombing North of Kabul
• U.S. Troops Feeling Affects of Afghan Winter
• FBI Attempts to Trace Origin of Anthrax Letters
• Nasdaq Closes at 1,745; Dow Finishes at 9,320
• Ask CNN: What is The Size of The Afghan Forces and The Nature of Their Equipment?
• Travel Remains Normal on California Bridges
• Bush Urges Congress To Pass Economic Stimulus Package
• Number of Police, Firefighters at Ground Zero Cut Back
• U.S. Continues Intense Air Assaults Against Taliban
• Interview With Dick Armey
• Reporter's Roundtable: Is Congress Back to Politics as Usual?
• Matthew Chance Reports From Afghanistan

November 01, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Impact of Bombing Campaign Along the Frontlines
• Microsoft Deal: Microsoft and Federal Government Reach a Settlement
• U.S. Has Limited Targets in Afghanistan
• Al Jazeera Receives Letter from Bin Laden
• Aviation Security Bill Goes Before House Today; Discussion with House Majority Whip Tom DeLay
• Bush Pushes for Passage of Republican Airline Security Bill
• Secretary Rumsfeld Defends Pentagon's Strategy
• Taliban Claims More Civilian Casualties as Bin Laden Sends Letter To Al-Jazeera
• Mazar-e-Sharif Historically and Strategically Important
• Turkey Will Send Special Forces to Train Northern Alliance Troops
• Still No Clue To How New York Woman Was Exposed to Anthrax
• Markets Rally on Microsoft News
• Anthrax Investigations Continue in New York; New Jersey
• Al Jazeera Says it Received Letter from Osama bin Laden
• Northern Alliance Forces may be Preparing for a Military Offensive
• Interview With Martin Frost, J.C. Watts
• Reporter's Notebook
• Democrats and Republicans Push Competing Airline Security Bills

October 31, 2001

• N.Y. Woman Dies from Inhalation Anthrax; President Bush and Advisers Focus on Security Questions and Economy
• Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Meets to Discuss Anthrax Concerns
• America's New War: Taliban Allow Group of Journalists to See Damage on Ground in Kandahar
• Anthrax in America: Hospital President Delivers Statement About Employee Death
• Interview With Gen. Wesley Clark
• Powell Remarks on Visa Program
• New York Woman Passes Away from Anthrax
• Interview With Senator Patty Murray and Congressman Lindsey Graham
• New York Hospital Worker Dies of Anthrax
• Pentagon Confirms use of Heavy Bombing Runs Against Taliban Troop Lines
• U.S., British Governments to Set Up Information Center
• Gross Domestic Product Down in Third Quarter
• What is the difference between the flu and anthrax?
• House of Representatives Expected to Vote Tomorrow on Airline Security Bill
• Interview With Margaret Carlson and Tucker Carlson
• Congress in Conflict Over Airline Security Bill
• Nasdaq Finishes Month With 13 Percent Gain
• Secretary of Defense Set to Visit Russia

October 30, 2001

• Pentagon to Address Concerns About War Effort
• Fourth Marine Expeditionary Brigade Back in Business
• Non Postal Worker in New York Diagnosed with Inhalation Anthrax
• Mazar-e-Sharif of Great Interest Right Now.
• Marines Train for Terrorist Threats; Inside Afghanistan
• Abdul Haq's Execution a Setback
• U.S. Continues Attacks on Taliban Frontlines
• President and Staff Defend Nationwide Alert
• 61-Year-Old Women Confirmed to Have Inhalation Anthrax
• Interview with Representative John Mica and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
• 51-Year-Old Woman Confirmed to Have Inhalation Anthrax
• Anthrax Crisis Spreading to Private Homes?
• 61-Year-Old Woman Confirmed to Have Inhalation Anthrax
• Two Women in New Jersey and New York Hospitalized Due to Anthrax Exposure

October 29, 2001

• Fleischer Repeats: Anthrax Source Unknown
• Sears Tower Observation Deck Reopens
• Homeland Security Council to Hold First Meeting
• Traces of Anthrax Found in Two Mail Rooms at State Department
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld: New War Will Take Months
• Interview With Don Shepperd
• Possibility of Ground Troops in Afghanistan Discussed
• Tracking American Visas; Postal Service Employees Sue; Congress in Conflict Over Airline Security Bill
• Recovery Workers Exposed to Health Risks
• Officials Encourage Use of Doxycycline for Anthrax
• Northern Alliance Waits on U.S. Air Strikes
• New York Postal Service Keeps Anthrax-Infected Building Open
• Wall Street Lower on Economic Concerns
• House Leaders Debate Aviation Security Bill
• President Bush Conducts First Homeland Security Council Meeting
• War on Terrorism: Maintaining International Support
• Slobodan Milosevic Trial Continues
• Anthrax in America: Abortion Clinics Receive Anthrax Threats
• President Bush Meets With Homeland Security Council
• New York City Mayoral Race Enters Last Full Week of Campaigning; New Jersey Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Looking for Support
• Sears Tower Skydeck Reopens for Tourists; State Department Building Shows Traces of Anthrax

October 26, 2001

• President Signs into Law Bill Giving Sweeping New Powers to Law Enforcement Officials to Crack Down on Suspected Terrorists
• More Traces of Anthrax Found in Senate Office Building
• British Forces to Join Ground Raids in Afghanistan
• Bush Signs Legislation Expanding Law Enforcement's Abilities
• Former Northern Alliance Commander Executed by Taliban
• President Bush Meets With Business Leaders
• NORAD Facility in Colorado Prepares for a New Mission
• Lockheed Martin Wins $200 Billion Pentagon Contract
• Anthrax Victim Recovers and Returns Home
• America's New War: The Anthrax Investigation
• America's New War: Helping Afghan Children
• Interview With Richard Holbrooke

October 25, 2001

• Afghans in Northeast Region Are Thankful for Humanitarian Aid
• Senior Level Officials on 'Steep Learning Curve' with Anthrax
• More Than 1,000 New Jersey Postal Employees Given Antibiotics
• Journalist Diagnosed with Anthrax
• How Could Anthrax Spread Through a Sealed Envelope?
• 'Twin Towers Job Fair' Attracts Thousands
• Anthrax Investigation: FBI Still Searching for Source of Letters
• Reporter Shows Symptoms of Anthrax
• State Department Mail Room Employee May Have Anthrax
• Senate Passes Anti-Terrorism Bill
• New Traces of Anthrax Discovered on Capitol Hill
• Anthrax Investigation: Anthrax Used as a Weapon
• Anti-Terrorism Bill Expected to Pass Senate
• Talcum Powder Escapes Sealed Envelope
• U.S. Air Strikes Continue to Target Kabul
• Stocks Manage Late-Day Rally
• New Congressmen Face Extraordinary Week
• Partisanship in Washington

October 24, 2001

• America Strikes Back: U.S. Bombing Aimed at Helping Opposition Northern Alliance Fighters Trying to Gain Control of Airbase
• Plan Underway for Interim Afghan Government
• Anthrax Investigation: In Washington, D.C., Postal Workers, Politicos Cope With Attacks
• Interview with Keni Thomas, former Army Ranger
• Anthrax Investigation Continues in New Jersey
• Interview With Dick Gephardt
• Officials Admit Unpreparedness in Dealing with Anthrax
• Six New Cases of Inhalation Anthrax
• Bayer Agrees to Sell Cipro at Significantly Reduced Price
• FBI Trying to Trace Letters to Source
• Congress Expected to Pass Economic Stimulus Package
• Profile of General Tommy Franks
• Bush Administration Still Focused on Diplomatic Efforts to Keep Coalition Together
• Does Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge Have Enough Authority?
• To be American?

October 23, 2001

• Latest case of anthrax found in postal worker in Trenton, New Jersey
• Congressional Office Buildings Closed, Congress Open
• Taliban Claims Hospital Hit by U.S.-Led Forces
• Debate Over the Anthrax Vaccine
• Health Officials: Anthrax Killed Two Postal Workers
• U.S. Capitol Open For Business
• Two Deaths, Two Hospitalizations From Anthrax Inhalation in D.C.
• Gallup Poll: Majority of Americans Questioned Want Decreased Immigration
• Interview With Pat Buchannan and Cecilia Munoz
• Yankees Bring New Yorkers Closer Together
• Traces of Anthrax Discovered at White House Mail Facility
• Hazmat Units Continue to Search Capitol Hill for Anthrax

October 22, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Airstrikes Pound Taliban Front Lines for Second Day
• America Strikes Back: Muslim Holy Month of Ramadan Nears
• Pentagon Dismisses Taliban Claims
• Inhalation Versus Cutaneous Anthrax
• Poll Shows Americans Not Stockpiling Antibiotics
• U.S. Capitol Reopens
• Capitol Building Open, Congress Out of Session
• Postal Workers Concerned Over Anthrax Discovery
• Taliban Accuses U.S. of Genocide
• Contaminated Letters Postmarked at Same Facility
• D.C. Postal Worker Treated for Inhalation Anthrax
• Bush Feels Strong Support from Pacific Rim Colleagues
• Interview with Former U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg
• Postal Workers Being Treated for Anthrax

October 19, 2001

• Taliban Reportedly Prepares for Ground War
• Mail Personnel in New Jersey Take Precautions
• 30 Capitol Employees Test Positive, 1,300 Negative for Anthrax Exposure
• New Phase of War Beginning
• How Biological Agent Testing Kits Work
• Dow Continues to Drop
• Ask CNN: Are There Any Restrictions for Americans Traveling Abroad?
• Hijacking Investigation: Student Charged with Lying to Grand Jury
• Dow, Nasdaq End Day With Gains
• The Anthrax Investigation: Director of Homeland Security Says Anthrax Strains Not Weaponized
• Bombing in Kandahar Continues
• How is the War Going?
• Defense Official: Special Forces on Liaison Mission With Northern Alliance
• Anthrax Investigation in New Jersey Continues

October 18, 2001

• Anthrax Investigation: CBS Employee Tests Positive for Anthrax; House Receives Some Heat for Going Home Early
• Bombing Continues in Afghanistan
• Are National Monuments Secure?
• Anthrax Exposures Close Much of Capitol Building
• Heavy Air Strikes Continue Over Afghanistan; Humanitarian Aid Situation Worsening
• Dow Closes Lower for Second Straight Day
• Interview With White House Economic Adviser Lawrence Lindsey
• Vice President Cheney Visits World Trade Center Site
• Link Discovered Between Florida, New York and Washington Anthrax Cases
• Vice President Cheney Visits New York

October 17, 2001

• Interview With Don Shepperd
• Kelly Wallace Reports From the White House
• Kelly Wallace Reports From the White House
• Anthrax Scare on Capitol Hill Continues
• Explosions Heard in Afghanistan
• Interview with Representatives Saxby Chambliss and Jane Harman
• Congress Faces Anthrax Scare
• Anthrax Facts

October 16, 2001

• Latest Updates on Anthrax Scares Around the Nation; Secretary of State Powell Takes Diplomatic Mission to Rivals Pakistan and India
• Powell Visits Pakistan: Focus on Pakistan/India Tension
• Rebecca MacKinnon Reports From Peshawar, Pakistan
• The Anthrax Investigation
• Potent Anthrax in Letter Sent to Senate Majority Leader; Baby Exposed to Anthrax Out of Hospital
• Child Exposed to Anthrax Expected to Recover; Who Should Take Cipro?
• Generic Form of Cipro on the Way?
• Interview With Military Analyst Don Shepperd
• Markets End the Day With Gains
• The Anthrax Investigation
• John King Reports From the White House
• John Vause Reports From Islamabad, Pakistan
• William Schneider Reports on How Americans Are Reacting to the Anthrax Scare
• The Cockpit Conversations of Airline Flights Hijacked September 11th

October 15, 2001

• Bob Franken Reports From the Pentagon
• John Vause Reports From Islamabad
• Anthrax Scare
• Northern Alliance Eager for United States to Expand Attacks
• Christiane Amanpour Reports From Islamabad
• Nic Robertson Reports From Peshawar, Pakistan
• America Strikes Back: Taking Stock of America's Historical Trends

October 12, 2001

• Homeland Security: Baseball Fans Entering Turner Stadium See Tighter Security
• Anthrax Investigation Continues
• House Passes Bill to Expand Law Enforcement Powers

October 11, 2001

• America Recovers: Inside Pentagon, War Planning Work Goes On; Recovery Effort Goes on at Ground Zero
• America Strikes Back: War Continues in Afghan Skies
• America Recovers: Pentagon Memorial Was Moving Event
• America Strikes Back: "America's Most Wanted" Working with White House; Unconfirmed Civilian Causalities in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Look at B-2 Stealth Bomber
• President Bush Set for Prime-Time Press Conference; Afghan Civilians Trying to Persevere; FBI Warns of Terrorist Attacks Over Next Several Days
• Is Saudi Arabia Cooperating Fully With U.S.-Led Coalition?
• Senate Expected to Pass Aviation Security Bill
• Anthrax Case Now a Criminal Matter; Anthrax Vaccine FAQ
• Bush News Conference Should Raise Interesting Points
• Reporter's Notebook: Today's Congressional Action

October 10, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Second Al Qaeda Tape Causes Nervousness
• America Strikes Back: Kandahar Under Heavy Attack
• America Recovers: Democrats to Propose Tax Rebates to Spur Economy
• United States Sends Troops to Uzbekistan
• Pentagon May Release More Photos Today; President Bush and Congress Reach Agreement on Classified Information
• John Vause Reports From Islamabad, Pakistan
• Florida Investigators Believe Anthrax Strain May be Manmade
• Jamie McIntyre Reports From the Pentagon
• First Female Democratic Whip Elected to House
• John King Reports From the White House
• Interview With Howard Kurtz
• Ed Lavandera Reports From West Palm Beach, Florida
• America Strikes Back: The Shape of the Coming Ground Battle; To Report or Not to Report; Getting Back to Baseball in America

October 09, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Martin Savidge Reports From New York City
• America Strikes Back: Jeff Flock Reports From Chicago
• America Strikes Back: Description of American Objectives in the Afghanistan Bombings
• America Strikes Back: Matthew Chance Reports From Afghanistan
• Daschle Gives Press Conference
• 60 percent of Jalalabad Population Leaves
• Operation Enduring Freedom Brings Third Night of Bombings
• New York Looks to Make Travelers Feel Safer
• Walter Rodgers Reports From the USS Carl Vinson
• Search for Anthrax Continues
• Interview With Senator Carl Levin
• Al Qaeda Video to be Released; Impact of Attacks on the Poor

October 08, 2001

• Major Garrett Reports From the White House
• Jamie McIntyre Reports From the Pentagon; Christiane Amanpour Reports From Islamabad
• How Much Power Will Homeland Security Office Really Have?; Interview With Scott Reed and Joe Lockhart

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• Man Survives WTC Bombing From 83rd Floor
• America Recovers: Bush Meets in NYC With Business Leaders
• America Recovers: NYC Mayor Says Come to New York
• Target: Terrorism - Latest From Pakistan and Afghanistan
• Greyhound Bus Attack - Service To Start Around 1:00
• Target: Terrorism - 10th Mountain Division on Alert
• Greyhound Bus Attack: Passenger Attempted to Slit Throat of Bus Driver
• How is Travel Recovering
• Senate Holds Meeting on U.S. Biological Preparedness
• Target: Terrorism: Taliban Renewing Call for Holy War
• Stock Market Update
• America Recovers: Learning to Laugh
• Target: Terrorism: Congress, President May Split Over Private Airport Security
• Target: Terrorism: Olympic Officials: 2002 Winter Games Will Proceed
• America Recovers: Bush Would Support $75 Billion Economic Stimulus Package
• Target: Terrorism: FBI Urges Caution Regarding Future Terrorism
• Bush Visits New York
• Rumsfeld Tours Middle East
• Uzbekistan's Old Soviet Military Bases Could be Useful to U.S.
• Target Terrorism: An Outline of the U.S. Military's Aerial Surveillance Capability
• Greyhound Bus Attack: Carrier Says It's Unclear Where Suspect Boarded Bus
• Port Authority Gets Back to Business
• Clinton Tried Twice to get Bin Laden
• Target Terrorism: The Terrorist Money Trail
• Target Terrorism: Sudan Offered in 1996 to Arrest bin Laden
• High Tech Images Assist Rescue Efforts
• Ground Zero: Rescue Efforts Continue
• America Recovers: President Bush Proposes Spending Package

October 02, 2001

• Target: Terrorism - German Connection
• Target: Terrorism - Reaching Out, Talking Tough
• America Recovers: The Recovery Effort
• Target: Terrorism - Reopening Reagan National
• Target: Terrorism: Taliban Ambassador Says No Proof of Bin Laden Involvement; Rescue and Recovery in Ground Zero Continues
• Target: Terrorism - Military Preparations
• Target: Terrorism: Discussion with India's Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defense
• Target: Terrorism: United States Beginning to Share Evidence Linking Bin Laden with Terrorist Attacks; What Role Could Psychological Warfare Play?
• Fed Expected to Cut Rates for the Ninth Time
• America's New War: Psychological Warfare
• Target: Terrorism - al Qaeda & Associates
• Reagan National Airport to Open
• Investigators keep up search for Clues in Terrorist Attacks
• Fed Expected to Cut Rates Again
• Post Office Holding Mail For World Trade Center
• Man Survives WTC Bombing from 83rd Floor
• Target Terrorism: President Bush Says No Negotiations With the Taliban

October 01, 2001

• Target: Terrorism: Mayor Giuliani Addresses U.N.
• America's New War: Investigation into Events of 09/11 Continues; Many in Afghanistan Have Turned Leftover Symbols of War into Resources for Daily Life
• America's New War: Fears of Future Terrorist Attacks Have Many Americans Thinking About Their Own Safety
• America's New War: Concerns About Safety in Rail Travel
• America's New War: Mayor Rudy Giuliani Speaks to U.N. General Assembly
• Target: Terrorism - Under Pressure
• Target: Terrorism: In Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Many Worry About Humanitarian Crisis Under American Threats of Afghan Attack
• America Recovers: Families Cope With Loss
• President Visits FEMA
• Kitty Hawk Steams from Japan
• Workers Continue Recovery Efforts at World Trade Center Site
• World Food Program Delivers Food to Refugees
• Target Terrorism: Air Quality Fears
• America's New War: The Threat of Biological and Chemical Weapons
• America's New War: The Taliban's History of Opium Production
• Attorney General Calls for Quick Passage of Anti-Terrorism Bill

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September 17, 2001

• America's New War: Mood Somber on Exchange Floor
• America's New War: 'Business as Usual' at the Boston Stock Exchange
• America's New War: Puzzle Pieces Coming Together
• FEMA Estimates clean Up Could Take Months
• America's New War: One Man's Story
• Rao Chalasani Looks for His Sister
• Treasury Secretary O'Neill Discusses Future of U.S. Markets After Bombing
• CNN Reflections: Bernard Shaw
• Tough Language from Bush
• America's New War; Firefighter Continues Rescue Effort Despite Personal Losses
• America's New War: Showing Support by Buying Stocks
• Leo Mullen Discusses Effect of Terrorism on Airline Industry
• President Visits Mosque

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September 10, 2001

• Child Exploitation Affects One in Every 100
• A Moment of Heroism Amidst Violence
• Budget Surplus Shrinks And Battle Wages Over Program Spending
• West Nile Spreading Faster than Anticipated
• From Pornography to Prostitution, as Many as 400,000 Children Victimized Every Year in U.S.
• The Economy is a Headache That Could Hurt Bush in the Long Run
• Cisco Offers Unorthodox Severance Package
• European Markets Taking a Hit
• Braswell Invokes Fifth Amendment
• Child Exploitation Biggest Epidemic to Hit The U.S.
• West Nile Virus Moving Faster and Further Than Expected
• St. Judes' Mystery Million Came From Embezzler
• What Should the Government Do About the Economy?
• Who founded Habitat for Humanity, and Approximately How Many Homes are Built Per Year?
• Creative Emmy Awards and Remembering John Phillips
• Footrace in Medoc, France That Isn't All About Winning

September 07, 2001

• California Wildfires Burning Out of Control
• Paula Zahn Comes to CNN
• Shrinking Federal Surplus Bolsters Party Fighting
• Condit Receives Support on Capitol Hill
• 'The Gloved One' Takes the Stage in New York
• Top Aides Say Condit Has Not Decided Whether to Run for Reelection
• Some Say Surge in Unemployment Could Actually Signal Economic Recovery
• 141,000 Jobs Were Lost in August
• Some Say Answer in Middle East is Walls
• Condit Has Not Made Decision on Reelection Run
• Jobless Rate Brings Hope of Interest Rate Cuts
• King of Pop Trying to Polish His Crown
• Federal Judge Precludes Bush's Medicare Prescription Cards
• Michael Jackson Concert at the Garden

September 06, 2001

• U.S. Justice Department No Longer Seeks Microsoft Break-Up
• President Fox Asks Congress for Regularization of Immigrants
• Justice Department Drops Bid To Break Up Microsoft
• Northern Irish Catholic Students Face Protestant Protests
• Block Those Pop Up Ads
• High-Tech Supplies Prepare Some Elementary Students for School
• Justice Department Will Not Attempt Microsoft Break-Up
• President Fox Stresses U.S. Immigration Reform to Congress
• Disclosure Mother Teresa Had Exorcism Performed on Her Should Not Affect Candidacy for Sainthood
• Eavesdropping Online and Just What the Laws Are
• Showbiz Today Reports: Jacksons Reunite Onstage

September 05, 2001

• Trade, Immigration Discussed in White House Meeting Between U.S., Mexican Presidents
• Loyalists Attack Scares Schoolchildren
• What Kind of Reception Can Congressman Condit Expect From Colleagues on Hill?
• Bush Hoping to Forge New Ties with Mexican President Vicente Fox
• Scientists Ask to Create More Stem Cell Lines
• Condit's Political Future a Hot Topic on the Hill
• Mother Teresa Received Exorcism
• Mexican President Vincente Fox Offers U.S. Unexpected Challenge
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• "The Amazing Race" Premiers Tonight
• Elvis Shares Album Cover with Nation's Top Politicians
• Western Diplomats Comforting Accused in Afghanistan
• Koizumi Digs King

September 04, 2001

• When Sharks Attack: Survivor Faces Long and Difficult Recovery
• Shark Attacks Two People in North Carolina
• Nikolay Soltys Has Been Charged With Seven Counts of Murder
• Dutch Company Plans to Launch Space Station for Tourists
• James Fox Talks About Family Massacres

September 03, 2001

• Influx of Hispanics Changing the Face of Labor in U.S.
• Tampa and Manoora Make Exchange
• Virginia Beaches Still Open for Labor Day
• Reno Plans to Announce 2002 Run for Florida Governorship
• Weather Threatens to Increase Montana Fire
• Whole Foods Market Using Team Strategy with Good Results
• Are Sharks Getting a Bad Rap?
• Hits and Misses of Summer Movie Season
• Inflammatory Language Forces U.S. to Withdraw From Racism Talks
• Young Boy Killed in Virginia Beach Shark Attack
• Look at Causes of Racism
• Winds Likely to Slow Down Firefighting Effort in Montana
• Congress Set To Resume Work
• Bob Hope to Remain in Hospital a Few More Days
• Ask CNN: Are There Other Elements on the Moon or Mars Which Do Not Exist on Earth?
• Protestants and Catholics Clash of School Route

August 31, 2001

• Actions To be Taken Today Regarding Little League Pitcher
• CNN's "People in the News": Diana's Life and Legacies
• Where Soltys Was During 10 Days
• Aaliyah's Friends and Family Gather for Memorial Service
• Official Age of Little League Pitcher is 14
• Big Game Jackpot Up to $115 Million
• Gay Couple in Florida Sues for Right to be Considered for Adoption

August 30, 2001

• Entertainer Bob Hope Could Go Home in a Few Days
• Many of America's Workers Uncertain of Future
• D.C. Police Chief Fires Criticism at Condit
• Meteor Hunters Comb Colorado
• Aaliyah's Investigation Ongoing; Jazz Artist Renews Interest

August 29, 2001

• Bush Winding Up Vacation With Speech to American Legion
• Fighting Continues as Palestinians and Israelis Reach Cease- Fire in Principle
• Bill Dorsey Travels Around World in 62 Hours
• Small Historic Town in California Fights Racing Wildfire
• Man Deliberately Crashes Small Plane into His House
• Economy Creeps Above Flatline
• Capitol Improvements
• FDA Approves New Pacemaker
• In Weaverville, California, Crews Battle Raging Wildfire
• How Airlines are Dealing With Slowing Business
• Busboy Rewarded for Honesty
• Second Child Dies After Being Hit by Out-of-Control Car in Columbus, Ohio Neighborhood
• VA Workers Raising Dead in Scam
• New Development in Aaliyah Investigation; Actress Rachel Miner Best Know for Former Hubby, But That Could Soon Change
• Ask CNN: How Safe Is Online Banking
• Peres, Arafat Sign Tentative Cease-Fire Deal
• Update On Son to Mother Living Liver Transplant

August 28, 2001

• Kudos and Controversy Come in Same Breath Today for Little League Team from Bronx
• What Are Recent College Grads Job Expectations?
• Son Donates Portion of Liver to Mother
• Financial Adviser Discusses How Powerball Winner Should Spend Money
• Too Much Homework
• Look at List of Top Cities with Best Weather
• Congressional Budget Office Blames Weaker Economy, Tax Cuts for Budget Shortfall
• Maine Couple Wins Powerball
• Doug Lederman of 'The Chronicle of Higher Education' Discusses Rising College Costs
• How to Create a More Safe School Environment
• Doctors Removing Part of Son's Liver in Effort to Save Mother's Life
• Country Music Awards Info
• Ask CNN: Who Was The First Press Secretary

August 27, 2001

• Paula Poundstone Legal Update
• Four Powerball Winners
• U.S. Loses Pilotless Spy Plane Over Iraq
• Legal Action Against Gary Condit
• Aaliyah 1979-2001: Singer/Actress Will be Greatly Missed
• Condit Approval Numbers
• CBO Offering Up Less Than Rosy Budget Estimates
• Parts of New Smyrna Beach Still Shark Infested
• U.S. Looses Pilotless Spy Plane Over Iraq
• Anne Marie Smith Seeks Indictment Against Condit
• CBO Claims Bush Administration Breaking into Social Security Lockbox
• Anne Marie Smith Seeking Condit Indictment
• Leader of Militant Palestinian Group Assassinated by Israelis
• NATO Moves to Disarm Ethnic Albanians
• A Look at Aaliyah's Career
• Lawyer Seeking Grand Jury Against Condit

August 24, 2001

• Gary Condit's Interview and Behavior Analysis
• Preview of "Talkback Live"
• Gary Condit Speaks Up in Two TV Interviews and in 'People' Magazine

August 23, 2001

• Rare Insight into President John F. Kennedy and His Renowned Support for Space Program
• Rare Insight into President John F. Kennedy and His Renowned Support for Space Program
• Gary Condit's Letter and Public Reaction
• Inside Pentagon Sits Impressive Collection of Military Art
• Condit Uses Mass Mailings
• Public Sentiment on Gary Condit
• Gallup Poll: Contemplating Condit
• Couple Picks Powerball But Misses Deadline
• Reaction to Condit's Letter to Constituents
• Pentagon Collection of Military Art
• Congressman Gary Condit Breaking Long Public Silence
• 'TalkBack Live' Audience Offers Opinions on Condit Letter
• Gary Condit Breaks Long Media Silence in Interview Tonight
• Five For Fighting Is a Hip New Band
• Public Reaction To Condit's Letter
• 'Five For Fighting' Front Man Discusses New Release

August 22, 2001

• Space Shuttle Discovery Almost Home
• Kathy Boudin up for Parole
• Iowa Gripped by Powerball Fever
• What Causes Food Addiction?
• Social Security Commission Meets Today
• Finding Financial Security in Real Estate
• People Trying Their Luck at Powerball
• Helping Young Girls Improve Their Body Image
• Spending Habits of the Sudden Rich
• Saving Social Security Mission of Presidential Commission Meeting in Washington
• Gambling Fever All Over the Nation
• New Calculations by Government Number Crunchers Showing This Year's Federal Budget Surplus Has Shrunk
• In Texas, School Officials Determine Cheerleader Tryouts Rigged
• Discovery Comes Home
• Looking For the Magical Diet Pill
• The Eagle Has Landed, in a Shelter

August 21, 2001

• California: Manhunt Continues for Suspected Murderer
• NASCAR Report on Earnhardt Death Set for Release Today
• Is Now A Good Time To Refinance
• Artificial Heart Patient Prepares to Meet the World
• Ask CNN: What is it Like to be an Astronaut
• Rain May Assist Firefighters in Pacific Northwest
• McDonald's Defrauded by Monopoly Scheme
• Artificial Heart Patient to Address the Media
• One of FBI's Most Wanted Captured in Thailand
• Mother Teresa Up for Sainthood
• Condit Set to Break Long Silence in First Televised Interview
• Less than one hour from now, NASCAR will release or the on the death of racing legend Dale Earnhardt. The investigation may finally answer some tough questions.
• There's speculation today about the mysterious crop circles that keep turning up in the English countryside. Now some new crop circles have turned up, and they're something to see.
• California Manhunt: Police Hope Reward Will Help
• NASCAR Set to Release Information on Death of Racing Legend Dale Earnhardt
• Speculation About Mysterious Crop Circles Turning up in English Countryside

August 20, 2001

• Some Cholesterol Drugs Have Deadly Side Effects
• After Series of Weekend Shark Bites, a Shark Watch Off the Atlantic
• Western Wildfires: a Look Into Preparing Kits for Firefighters
• Greyhound Accident in Nashville Kills One, Inures Dozens
• Girl Survives Alligator Attack In Florida
• 10 Foot Mako Shark Caught Off New Hampshire
• Wedding Ring Lost and Found Following Nebraska Tornado
• Double Murderer in Nebraska Asks Judge to Rule her Ex-Husband in Contempt of Court
• Cancun Waiting for Chantal
• The President Meets With The VFW
• Survey Suggests Americans Happier with Old Economy Products
• The Consumer Product Safety Commission Announces Toy Recall
• In Washington State, a mandatory evacuation order is being lifted for some homeowners near Leavenworth. Officials say conditions have improved, but the fight to contain fires there goes on.
• Six More People Bitten by Sharks in Florida Over Weekend
• Equipping Firefighters to Battle Western Blazes
• Man Survives Brutal Pirate Attack
• Consumer Group Says Some Popular Cholesterol Medications May be Harmful Also
• Showbiz Today Reports: Weekend Movies Entertain
• Ask CNN: What Are Genetically-Engineered Foods?
• Cleaning Big Ben
• Mandatory Evacuation Ordered in Washington

August 17, 2001

• Microsoft Loses Bid To Throw Out Case
• Thirteen Marines from WWII Laid to Rest at Arlington National Cemetery
• Firefighters and Military Combat Western Wildfires
• Steve Fossett Forced To Abort Balloon Trip
• "Ask CNN": What Are Stem Cell Lines and What Are They Used For?
• Twenty States Taking Chance on $120 million Powerball Jackpot
• Imported Candy Poses Choking Hazard
• A Mad Dash For Designer Dresses
• Rollover Victim Testifies Today
• Powerball Frenzy: Jackpot at $128 Million
• Atlanta Church Still Battling For Children
• Princess Diana's Ex-Butler Denies Theft Charges
• Jennifer Coolidge Discusses Her Career
• Toddler Inspires Adults to Learn Sign Language
• Powerball Hopefuls Line Up

August 16, 2001

• Mortgage Rates Down
• White House Recounts Funds and Finds Billions
• Astronauts Work on Space Station
• Moose Decides to go for a Swim
• Military Called in to Fight Fires
• Space Walk At International Space Station
• Moose Takes a Dip in Family Pool
• Western Wildfires Burning Out Of Control
• World's Longest Yard Sale
• Smithsonian Celebrates the Universe
• Wildfires Attack Western States
• Smithsonian, Sponsored by Pfizer
• Ben Affleck Did Not Attend the Premiere of His Latest Film
• Lost and, Miraculously, Found
• Balloonist Steve Fossett Progressing Across Argentina
• White House Recounts Funds and Finds Billions
• Oregon Battling Wildfires Stubborn Wildfires
• Revised Budget Figures Social Security Surplus in Jeopardy
• Arrest of Kansas City Pharmacist Strikes Terrifying Blow to Many Patients
• Sharks School off Florida Coast

August 15, 2001

• Bridgestone Tire Separation Trial Continues
• Doctors Can Use Technology to Help Detect Skin Cancer
• Asphalt Fire Rages in Granite City, Illinois
• Avoid Sunlight to Reduce Chances of Skin Cancer
• Estranged Wife of Renegade Catholic Leader Demanding to See Her Husband
• Scientist Discusses Theories About Formation of Moon
• Kweisi Mfume Discusses Minorities in Network Television
• Report Finds Tobacco Companies Advertising in Publications Read by Young People
• Shedding Light on UV Radiation
• Judge Considers Motion to Dismiss Charges Against Michael Skakel
• Duke University Study Suggests Cloning Human Beings Might Be Easier Than in Other Mammals
• NAACP Continuing to Put Pressure on Hollywood
• Duke Study Finds Cloning Humans May Be Easier Than Cloning Sheep
• D.C. Police Still Looking for Leads in Levy Case
• NASA Examining How Much UV Radiation Reaches Earth's Surface
• Terrain, Weather Conspire to Keep 'Quartz Fire' Burning
• NATO Decides to Send Troops Into Macedonia

August 14, 2001

• Cold Cases Reopened
• America's Teacher Shortage
• President Bush Focuses on Environment, Education
• Customers Have Beef With McDonald's
• Cold Case Seminar
• Tom and Penelope at Cruz's Movie Opening
• 'Free Willy' Whale Adjusts to the Wild
• Three Supreme Court Justices Recuse Themselves From Death Penalty Case
• Unsolved Cases: The Death of JonBenet Ramsey
• Texas Death Row Inmate Running Out of Time
• New Jersey Rules Against Father in Frozen Embryo Case
• Helios Shatters World Altitude Record
• Solving the Cold Case
• New Jersey Supreme Court Rules in Frozen Embryo Case

August 13, 2001

• Al Gore's Beard on "TALKBACK LIVE"
• Britain Celebrates the Left-Handed
• Condit Faces Pressure to Resign
• Surrogate Mother Sues Couple
• Castro Turns 75
• Emery Airlines Halts Operation
• Cuba Ponders Castro on 75th Birthday
• Ask CNN: What is the Legal Meaning of a Gag Order?
• Numbers of AIDS Cases No Longer Declining
• Will Macedonia Peace Deal Work?
• Afro Celt Sound System a Unique Endeavor
• Surrogacy Battle in California
• First Tread Separation Lawsuit Against Bridgestone Goes to Trial
• Emery Airlines Suspends Operations
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Responds to Calls for Resignation

August 10, 2001

• Family of Chandra Levy to Announce Formation of Support Group for Parents of Missing Children
• Concert Ticket Sales Decline With Slowing Economy
• A Closer Look at Stem Cells
• Chandra Levy's Parents Organize Support Group for Families of Missing Children
• U.S., Britain Bomb Targets in Iraq
• Levys Announce Creation of Missing Persons Foundation
• Levies Establish Support Group for Families of Missing Persons
• New York Police Officer in Jail After Drinking then Running Down Family
• Ceres, California Paper Calls for Condit's Resignation
• Golly, Sew a Stripe on Pyle
• Showbiz Today Reports: Theaters Serve Another Slice of `American Pie'

August 09, 2001

• Ask CNN: Are All the Coral Reefs Dying?
• In New York City, Funeral Held for Family Killed By Drunken Police Officer
• President Bush Set to Announce Decision on Embryonic Stem Cell Research
• President Bush Set to Announce Decision on Stem Cell Research Funding
• Bombing in Jerusalem Kills 14, Injures Dozens
• Funeral for Family Allegedly Mowed Down by Drunken Police Officer
• Hot, Muggy Weather Has New York Power System Stretched
• Man Hopes Stem Cell Research Could Keep Others Out of Wheelchairs
• Another Attack Brings Pandemonium in Jerusalem
• Funeral Held for Victims of Drunken Police Driver
• President Bush Prepares to Announce His Decision on Funding for Stem Cell Research
• President Goes on TV Tonight to Reveal Position on Federal Funding for Stem Cell Research
• Washington Zoo Does Best to Keep Animals, Humans Cool
• Showbiz Today Reports: Nanci Griffith Creates `Clock Without Hands'

August 08, 2001

• Andrea Yates Pleads Insanity
• Heatwave Hits Downtown Boston
• NASA's Genesis Lifts Off on Mission to Sun
• Chandra Levys Has Been Missing for 100 Days
• Purdue Pharma to Take Kick out of Popular Painkiller OxyContin
• Alleged Killer Mom Andrea Yates Pleads Insanity

August 07, 2001

• Group of Scientists Set to Unveil Plans to Clone Humans
• Former President Bill Clinton Inks Deal to Write Memoirs
• Wall Street Banker Recovering from Shark Attack in Bahamas
• Washington's Police Chief Speaks Out Again in Chandra Levy Case
• Under State of War, Israelis Weary, Frightened, yet Determined
• The Boys of Dream Street Discuss Their Success

August 06, 2001

• Scientists Announce Plans to Clone Human
• Clinton Considers Memoirs
• Tropical Depression Barry Exits Florida
• Family, Friends and Fans Saying Goodbye to Korey Stringer
• Ask CNN: More About the Pilot of the Enola Gay
• Shark Attack in the Bahamas
• Researcher Says Team Will Try to Impregnate 200 Women With Eggs Containing Cloned Human DNA
• Kids Who Fly Alone Can Find Experience Daunting
• Pleasant Day Follows Hurricane Warnings
• In Brooklyn, Drunk Officer Mows Down Three People
• Boss Gives Employees 'Corvette Subsidy'
• How to Reduce Dust Mites in Your Home
• President Bush's Working Vacation
• Team of Doctors Plans to Go Ahead with Human Cloning Project
• Clinton Signs Book Deal
• Author Discusses Multitasking
• Code Red Two Worm Presents New Computer Problems
• Speeders in Nation's Capitol Have New Reason to Slow Down
• Fossett is Off Again
• Tobin Counts Down Days Until His Return
• Human Clone Announcement
• Tropical Storm Barry Downgraded
• Nineties A Good Decade for Americans
• President Bush on Vacation
• New Dinosaur Study Looks at Noses

August 03, 2001

• Pressure on President Bush as He Tries to Make Big Decision About Stem Cell Research
• Jeep Grand Cherokee Probe Examines Safety Problem
• Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace
• What Does Jobs Report Say About Economy?
• Defense Department Switching to Fast Food Service
• Examining President Bush's First Six Months in Office
• Bush to Make Decision Soon on Funding Stem Cell Research
• Spanish Horses Make a Comeback in New Mexico
• Bush Administration Looking Back at First Half-Year Savoring Some Victories
• Showbiz Today Reports: Madonna Cancels New Jersey Show; Rumors, Perhaps Fists Fly Around Mariah Carey's Mental State
• The Truth behind the Tax `Rebate'

August 02, 2001

• Police Skeptical About Tip on Possible Location of Levy's Body
• President Batting .500 on Senate Nominations Today; Compromise Version of Patients Bill of Rights Set for House Vote Tonight
• Lilly's Patent on Prozac Expires Tonight
• Britain Copes With Unusually Warm Weather
• Are Myriad of Children's Safety Precautions Really Saving Lives?
• Victory and Defeat for Two of President's Top Picks to Head Government Agencies
• Virginia Military Base Chandra Levy Tip Doesn't Check Out with FBI
• House May Approve Patients' Bill of Rights
• Madonna Tour Selling Out Across the Country
• Generic Version of Prozac Goes on Sale Tomorrow
• British Queen Leaves Hospital, After Treatment for Anemia
• Queen Mother Has a Blood Transfusion to Treat Anemia
• The Debate on Boot Camp for Kids
• Pharmacist Discusses Expectations Prozac May Go Generic
• Chicago Expressways Close Due to Uncharacteristic Floods
• Norwood Makes Pivotal Compromise in House Patients' Rights Bill
• Department of Justice Discounts Latest Tip in Levy Case

August 01, 2001

• How to Avoid Heat Stroke
• Aunt of Missing Chandra Levy Speaks
• How to Avoid Heat Stroke and Heat Exhaustion; Midwest Feeling the Heat
• President Bush Behind Closed Doors Talking About Nation's Nuclear Arsenal
• Twenty Years Old Now, MTV Sold 'Truth' to Youth
• Indoor Bungee Jump at Tokyo Mall
• In Scorching Midwest, Minnesota Offensive Lineman Dies After Having Heat Stroke
• Report Calls Television Family Hour 'Cesspool of Sewage'
• Strip Club Trial Could Result in Plea Bargain
• 'MTV' Turns 20
• Artificial Heart Recipient Doing Better Than Expected
• Activist, Congressman Debate Dredging of Decades of General Electric's Pollution From Hudson River
• Psychologist: Shielding Children From Harmful Ideas of Television

July 31, 2001

• Hot Button Topic of Human Cloning Under Microscope
• Look at Some Changes We Could See in Ways Elections are Handled
• Hardware Store Worker Says He Saw Chandra Levy Having Key Made After April 30
• House Opens Debate on Human Cloning
• Florida Recount Figure Charles Burton Discusses Election Reform
• Most SUVs Receive Failing Grade in Crash Tests
• Countdown to Code Red is On
• Georgia Police Investigate Potential Antifreeze Deaths
• Does Congress Really Need to Investigate Wall Street Analysts?
• Israel Kills Palestinians
• Police End Woodland Search for Chandra Levy
• Economic Forecasting Center Director Sees Recovery for United States by Late Fall
• Will Canada's Marijuana Laws Set an Example for the U.S.?
• Lawmakers Debate Bans on Human Cloning
• A Battle Is Brewing Over the London Subway System
• Canadians Look to New Medical Marijuana Legality
• Carmen Thankful for MTV

July 30, 2001

• Former President Clinton Moves to New Office in Harlem Today
• Ecstasy Gets Attention on Capitol Hill
• Red Alert Over Computer Virus 'Code Red Worm'
• More Indications Chandra Levy Case Has Stalled
• Robert Mueller Begins Confirmation Hearings for FBI Head
• Search Goes on for Chandra Levy
• Congress Probes Ecstasy
• Joe Lockhart Discusses Clinton's New Harlem Office
• Congressional Committee Hears of Nursing Care Abuse
• Syndicated Psychologist John Rosemond Tells How to Be Authority to Children
• Canada Allows Medical Marijuana Use
• Ecstasy Debate on Capitol Hill
• New Study Shows Increase in Nursing Home Abuse
• Clinton Opens Doors in Harlem
• Showbiz Today Reports: Paula Poundstone Issued Case Continuance; 'Planet of the Apes' Leads at Weekend Box Office

July 27, 2001

• Condit Completes Fourth Interview With Police
• Some Surprised at Shortness of Child Murderer Nathaniel Brazill's Sentence
• Police Slaying Puts Cincinnati on Edge
• O'Hare Airport Experiencing Growing Pains
• Remembering the Human Toll of Atlanta Olympic Park Bombing
• Bush Considers Modifying Immigration Policies
• FDA to Vote on Recommendation of Flu Vaccine Inhaler
• The Search for Chandra: Condit Speaks With Investigators, But Not Constituents
• North Carolina Legislature Allows Ten Commandments in Schools
• Nathaniel Brazil Sentenced to 28 Years in Prison
• Showbiz Today Reports: 'SpongeBob SquarePants' Goes Swimmingly as Latest Cartoon TV Hit
• African-Americans Feel They are Treated Unfairly by Police
• The Search for Chandra: Investigators Pick Condit's Brain
• Can Preschool Reading Programs Benefit Poor Children?
• Firefighters Battle Massive Wildfires in Wyoming
• Most Expensive Sports Arena in History Built in Dallas
• O'Hare Airport Expansion Plans Face Resistance
• Trees Help Save Energy

July 26, 2001

• Sentencing Hearing Under Way for Nathaniel Brazill
• The Search for Chandra: Top Condit Aide Under Investigation
• Italy's Mount Etna Threatens Thousands
• President Bush to Honor Navajo Code Talkers
• Report Says Condit Aide Attempted to Silence Affair
• Mother In Coma Gives Birth
• Mount Etna Continues Spewing Lava, Ash
• New Alleged Affair Surfaces in Condit's Case
• Former Chinese Detainee Lands in Detroit
• Navajo Code Talkers Honored for Role in WWII
• Bush Honors World War II Code Talkers
• San Jose Has the Highest Percentage of Single Men in the U.S.
• Defense Witnesses to Testify in Brazill Sentencing
• Paul McCartney to Wed Heather Mills

July 25, 2001

• Man Wrongfully Jailed Released After Priest's Testimony
• Macedonian Government Issues Ultimatum to Albanian Forces
• New Report Questions Number of Deaths from Medical Mistakes
• Searching for Atlanta Olympics Bomber
• Condit Agrees to Cooperate with FBI Profiler
• Conflict in the Middle East: Hoping to Translate Paper Into Peace
• In Klamath Falls, Oregon, Water Flows Again, After Federal Shut Off to Save Endangered Fish
• Smuggling of Cubans on the Rise
• The Search for Chandra: Condit to Meet With FBI Profiler
• Thousands on Move in Macedonia, Amid Fears of Civil War
• Gold Club Trial: Braves Outfielder Andruw Jones Testifies
• U.S. Embassy Attacked in Macedonia
• Ford Motor Faces Further Tire Difficulties
• Missouri attorney general Jay Nixon discusses the state's lawsuit against TV psychic Miss Cleo
• Atlanta Brave Testifies to Prostitution in Racketeering Trial
• Investigator Discusses Letter, Clue in Search for Girl Missing Since 1984
• Blue Chips Bounce Back
• Willa and Her "Bad" Self
• Mount Etna Past Peak

July 24, 2001

• FBI Still Searching for Atlanta Olympic Bomber
• Firefighters Pay Respects to Those Killed in Washington Wildfire
• Investigating Shark Attacks
• Fireball Lights Up Northeastern Skies
• The Search for Chandra: D.C. Police Seek Another Meeting With Condit; Family Releases New Video of Chandra
• Infectious Disease Specialist on How to Avoid Catching West Nile Virus
• Italy: Mount Etna Spews Lava, Creates Worry
• West Nile Virus Reaches Deep South
• Bush in Europe: President, Ready to End Trip, Has Words for Troops About Pay Increases, Protracted Bosnian Stay
• Presidential Commission Meets to Discuss Draft Report on Social Security Reform
• Reality TV Show With a Twist Premieres on Fox
• Fireball Streaks Across the Sky
• Protesters Fight Bush's Social Security Initiative
• 'N Sync's "Celebrity" Release
• Many Still Wonder What Fireball That Crashed to Earth Was
• Layoffs Often Backfire on Companies
• Administration Wish to Funnel More Social Security Into Stock Market Could Be Bad for Women

July 23, 2001

• President Bush Meets with Pope, Italian Prime Minister
• Government to Resume Funding Human Research at Johns Hopkins
• NBA Star Ewing Testifies in Racketeering Trial of Atlanta Strip Club Owner
• David Duval: Unwanted Label No More
• Bush in Europe: President Winds Down Trip With Meetings in Italy
• Survey: Nearly Half of Americans Keep Secret From Spouse
• Pope Publicly Denounces Stem Cell Research
• Americans to Receive Tax Refunds Soon
• Advances in Alzheimer's
• Basketball Star Ewing Testifies in Racketeering Trial of Strip Club Owner
• Bush Eager to Forge New Arms Deal with Putin
• Showbiz Today Reports: Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds Discusses New Music

July 20, 2001

• Democratic Senator Christopher Dodd on Dangers of Bush Tax Cut
• The Search for Chandra: No Hard Leads
• D.C. Police Say Reverend Lied About Daughter's Affair
• Crews Continue Battling Baltimore Train Blaze
• Ira Einhorn Extradited to U.S.
• Fugitive Returns: Ira Einhorn Likely to Face Retrial
• Protests Take Violent Turn at G8 Summit
• More Hurricanes Ahead
• Protester Killed in Genoa, Italy
• Einhorn Extradited After 20 Years Overseas
• The Check is Just About in the Mail
• Tiger Woods Pulls Up Within Four Shots of the Lead at the British Open
• Minister May Have Lied About Daughter's Alleged Affair With Condit
• "America's Sweethearts"
• Protests of the G-8 Summit in Italy Turn Violent
• Will Americans Receiving Tax Rebates Pour Money Into Economy?
• Cause of Bacterial Pollution Studied at Huntington Beach

July 19, 2001

• FBI Transfers Chandra Levy Case to Long-Term Investigative Unit
• Bush in Europe: President, First Lady in Albion
• In Europe, President Bush to Feel Heat Over Kyoto Treaty
• California Deals With Energy Surplus
• Baltimore Hopes to Put Out Train Fire This Afternoon
• Federal Officials Ask Bridgestone/Firestone to Expand Tire Recall
• Where's Chandra? Police Stay Focused, Search Continues
• Are Condoms Really Safe?
• Hackers Hold Conference in Las Vegas
• U.S. to Decide Position on Kyoto Protocol
• Global Warming Talks Resume in Bonn
• 1995 Marks the Beginning of a Hurricane Trend
• Fugitive Ira Einhorn Is Expected to be Extradited to the U.S.
• Police Still Have No Leads in the Chandra Levy Case
• Cheyenne Woods May Follow in Tiger's Footsteps
• Bacon Brothers "Can't Complain"
• Colin Montgomery Leading British Open

July 18, 2001

• FBI Misplaces 449 Guns, 184 Laptop Computers
• Fed Chairman Warns House of Weak Economy, Possible Rate Cut
• Search for Chandra Levy Expands to More Parks, Computer History
• Fed Wants Companies to Continue Spending
• Home Ownership Best Way to Pile up Wealth
• Shark Attack Possibly Misdiagnosed
• FBI Weapons, Laptops Stolen
• Where's Chandra? Police to Release New Info Soon
• Influential Republican Senator Favors Embryonic Stem Cell Research
• Bush Look-Alike Draws Double Takes
• Ohio Couple Buys Winning Lottery Ticket at the Store Where They Met
• Alan Greenspan Says Fed May Have to Take Further Action to Boost U.S. Economy
• Gary Condit's Support Falling in His Home District
• Personal Items of Bette Davis to Be Sold at Auction

July 17, 2001

• The Search for Chandra: Police Discover Unidentified Bone
• The Search for Chandra: Gary Condit Appears on Capitol Hill; Police Scour Washington Park
• Should Tax Dollars Go to Stem Cell Research?
• As Search for Chandra Levy Continues, Congressman Gary Condit Strives for Business as Usual
• Gallup Poll Editor Notes America's Confusion Over Stem Cell Research
• Some Tips on Shark Encounters
• Hopeful but not Optimistic
• Kissinger Reflects Upon Graham's Influence
• Congress Finds Stem Cell Debate Complicated
• Mars Simulation on Top of the World
• Ask CNN: Why is the Secret Service a branch of the Treasury Department and not the FBI?
• Police Intensify Search for Chandra Levy

July 16, 2001

• Recreating Mars on Earth
• The Search for Chandra: Police Discover Unidentified Bone
• Russia and China Sign Friendship Pact
• Artificial Heart Still Ticking
• Search for Chandra Levy Continues
• Downey Receives Three Years Probation
• Teen Recovering Shark Bite
• Women in Sports
• Bush Extends Waiver of Helms-Burton, Proposes Blanket Amnesty for Mexican Workers Illegally in Country
• 'Legally Blonde' Takes Top Spot at Weekend Box Office
• Jude Law Discusses His Role in 'A.I.'
• Cost of Lying
• Iran Making Belated Effort to Save Its Wild Ass Population
• Doctors Say Artificial Heart Recipient Faring Better Than Expected
• The Search for Chandra: Police Expand Search
• The Search for Chandra: Police Discover Unidentified Bone

July 13, 2001

• D.C. Mother Gives Birth to Septuplets
• Beijing Hosts 2008 Games: Celebration is Jubilant
• Police Continue Search for Chandra Levy; Call Goes Out for Congressman Condit to Resign
• Olympics Could Positively Impact Chinese Policies
• Hosting Olympics Brings Cities Mixed Blessings
• Seven Tiny Babies Arrive in D.C.
• Police Will Use Altered Images to Help Locate Levy
• Gallup Poll: Americans Interested in Condit-Levy Case
• Military Rethinking Two-War Capability
• D.C. Delivers Septuplets to the World
• Is Banning Deadbeat Dads From Having Kids Constitutional?
• Doctors Say Boy Attacked by Shark Slowly Improving
• President Bush Touts Medicare Reform
• Police Continue Searching Abandoned Buildings for Chandra Levy
• Antitax Protest Succeeds in Tennessee
• Activists Debate Standoff Over Guns
• Showbiz Today Reports: Edwin McCain Releases `Far From Over'
• Is the Media Coverage of the Chandra Levy Story Going Over the Top?

July 12, 2001

• Investigations Into Chandra Levy, Gary Condit Proceeding in Many Directions
• Man Leaves Generous Tip in Nightclub
• Economist says 2nd Quarter Weakest We'll See
• Reality TV Hits New Lows
• Major Lobbying for Finance Reform
• Dueling PR Teams Wage Battle in the Chandra Levy Case
• Firefighters Continue to Fight Blaze
• Police Search Abandoned Buildings for Chandra Levy
• Wildfire in Washington Claims Four Lives
• "West Wing" Fares Well for Emmy Nominations

July 11, 2001

• Bush Must Respond to Health Care Bill, Rising Unemployment, First-Ever Stem Cells Created Solely for Research
• Police Search Congressman Gary Condit's Apartment
• Experts Debate Drug Company Marketing Costs
• The Search for Chandra: Police Search Condit's Apartment for Clues
• Virginia Scientists Create Research-Specific Human Embryos
• Gallup Poll: Split Widening Between White/Black Perceptions of America; at Annual Conference, NAACP Deals With Generation Gap
• Cal Ripken Shines at All-Star Game
• 'Teach for Georgia' Program Controversial
• White House Says Economy Will Remain Sluggish
• D.C. Police Search Condit Apartment for Evidence
• Is the Polygraph Reliable?
• Blue Cross' New Focus: Patient Satisfaction and Medical Quality
• A Study on Blondes
• NASA Discovers Potential for Life 500 Light Years Away

July 10, 2001

• Levy Investigation Moves Forward on Several Fronts
• 8-Year-Old Shark Attack Victim Continues to Fight for Life
• Police to Search Congressman Gary Condit's Apartment
• At Least 20 Dead as Protesters Clash With Jamaican Authorities
• White House Denies Back Room Deal with Salvation Army
• Dr. Joyce Brothers Discusses Depression of Backstreet Boy
• Mayors Plead Case for Continued City Renaissance
• Internet Revolution Delivers Both Wonder and Danger
• Japanese to Follow Ichiro Suzuki in All-Star Game
• Gun Battles Rage Through Streets of Jamaican Capital
• Police Accept Condit Invitation to Search Apartment
• In Chicago, Search on for Girls Missing Since Friday
• Author Discusses Attitudes Towards Cyberculture
• 72nd All-Star Game Tonight
• Internet Regulation?
• Big Name Actors Star In "The Score"
• Backstreet Boy Enters Rehab

July 09, 2001

• Was LBJ's Silver Star Deserved?
• Shark Attack Victim Faces Tough Road Ahead
• National Guard in West Virginia After Floods
• Levy Family Wants Condit to Take Lie-Detector Test; Did Chandra Levy Live in a Safe Neighborhood?
• Longtime Friend Vouches for Gary Condit
• Financial Planner Notes Drop-Off in 401(k) Values
• West Virginia Floods Cause Massive Damage
• Midsummer Classic Set for Tomorrow
• In West Virginia, Rain Expected to Follow Severe Floods
• Levy Family Wants Condit to Undergo Lie Detector Test
• Congress to Debate Campaign Finance Reform
• Sharon Preaches Cease-Fire, but Cabinet Wants Aggression
• Entertainment

July 06, 2001

• Presidents Bush Spending Four-Day Weekend in Kennebunkport
• Alcoholism Center Director Discusses Teen Drinking
• Gallup Poll: Frequency of Air Rage
• The Search for Chandra: Aunt Claims Knowledge of Affair
• Aunt Claims to Have Known of Levy-Condit Romance
• Truth Behind LBJ's Silver Star
• Okinawa Rape Case: Examining U.S. Agreement with Japan
• The Search for Chandra: Levy's Aunt Speaks Out
• Accused FBI Spy Robert Hanssen Pleads Guilty
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Prepares to Race at Daytona
• BBMAK in New York City
• What to Give the President on His Birthday
• NASCAR President Talks About Safety on the Race Track
• Questions Raised About Lyndon Johnson's Silver Star

July 05, 2001

• Police Continue Searching for Chandra Levy
• President Bush Names New FBI Director
• Chandra Levy Whereabouts Remain Complete Mystery
• Home Improvements Can Serve as Good Investment
• Pennsylvania Man Trapped in Collapsed Cave
• Bush Names New FBI Director
• New Generation of Summer Camps
• Risky Childbirth: New Study Raises Questions About Cesarean Sections
• New Study Looks at Caesarean Births
• Expert Discusses Behavior of U.S. Soldiers on Foreign Lands
• Singer India.Arie Talks About Her Music
• Former Driver Confirms Relationship Between Condit and Flight Attendant
• Rescue Operations Under Way to Free a Man Stuck in a Cave
• Police Frustrated in Search for Chandra Levy
• President Bush Picks FBI Director
• Doctor's View on C-Section Study
• Was LBJ's Silver Star Deserved?

July 04, 2001

• Condit a No-Show at Modesto Parades
• Contest Winner Describes Eating 50 Hot Dogs
• New York Working on Agreement for Niagara Casinos
• Park Police Sergeant Discusses Fourth of July Preparations in Washington, D.C.
• Artificial Heart Last Resort for Implant Patient
• Congressman Condit Shuns Fourth of July Appearances
• Head Pyrotechnician Discusses Display
• Power Officials Discuss Energy Generation at Niagara Falls
• Patrick Henry on American Revolution
• Operating Surgeon Discusses Status of Artificial Heart Patient
• Congressman Condit Comments on Chandra Levy Case
• Celebrating America's Independence at Colonial Williamsburg

July 03, 2001

• Charley Pride Remembers Chet Atkins
• First Fully Artificial Heart Implanted
• Flight Attendant Claims Romantic Relationship with Congressman Gary Condit
• What's the Best Way to Avoid the Diet Trap?
• Delays Fact of Life for Many Passengers
• Ask CNN: Why Is the United States' Money Called the Dollar, and Where Did That Come From?
• Nashville Remembers Guitar Great Chet Atkins
• Plea Bargain Struck in Accused Spy Robert Hanssen Case
• Anonymous Patient Implanted With Self-Contained Artificial Heart
• Former Yugoslav President Milosevic Refuses to Recognize War Crimes Tribunal
• Patient Gets Totally Implantable Artificial Heart
• Possible Affair Between Condit and Flight Attendant
• Balkan War Criminals Remain at Large
• Philadelphia Dubbed 'City of Brotherly Love Handles'
• Welcome to Orlando International Airport
• "Scary Movie 2" Comes Out this Weekend
• U.N. War Crimes Tribunal: Milosevic Defiant
• Recreation Vehicles Way to Travel for Families
• Condit's Alleged Affair Linked to Chandra Levy Disappearance?
• Finding the Best Airline Rates
• Flight Attendant Alleges Condit Affair Cover-Up
• Friend of Chandra Levy Discusses Her Disappearance
• Showbiz Today Reports: Paula Poundstone to be Arraigned on Child Endangerment Charges
• Major League Baseball Gears Up for Midsummer Classic

July 02, 2001

• White House Says California Must Use Ethanol-Based Gas
• Dick Cheney Heads Back to Work
• Are Wild Fluctuations in U.S. Gas Prices Preventable?
• Ask CNN: How and Where is the Food Produced That Astronauts Take Into Space?
• Ten-Day Anti-Drunk Driving Campaign Means More Sobriety Checkpoints This Week
• Comair's Comeback Means Air Travel Sales
• D.C. Police to Expand Search Efforts for Missing Intern
• Chet Atkins Loses Battle with Cancer
• Cheney Back to Work
• "A.I." Box Office Hit
• Liverpool Airport Honors John Lennon
• Controversy Over Tax Cut Continues
• Are Gas Prices Finally Dropping?
• Gallup Poll: Does Internet Privacy Exist?

June 29, 2001

• What Will Vice President Cheney's Heart Examination Involve?
• Senate May Pass Patients Bill of Rights Today
• Kmart to Stop Selling Handgun Ammunition
• Cheney to Undergo Tests for Irregular Heartbeat
• Youth Dies in Baseball Accident
• Greineder Convicted of Murdering His Wife
• Spielberg Carries Out Kubrick's Project with "A.I."
• Police Hope to Interview Carolyn Condit for Levy Case
• Slobodan Milosevic Extradited to The Hague
• Battle in Georgia for Ossabaw Island
• 'Suite Home Chicago' Furnishing the Streets of the City
• Cheney to Undergo Electrophysiology Study Saturday

June 28, 2001

• Remembering the Films of Jack Lemmon
• Washington Senator Pleased With Court's Pro-Microsoft Ruling
• Gallup Poll: Congress Garners Highest Approval Rating Ever
• Gallup Poll: Most Americans Agree With Decision Not to Break Up Microsoft
• Supreme Court Upholds Tobacco Companies' Right to Advertise
• Bush Pushes for Compromise on Health Care Legislation
• Judge Reverses Decision on Microsoft Breakup
• Appellate Court Says Microsoft Can Remain One Company
• Senate Debates Employers' Liability for Health Care
• Ashcroft to Address Gun Background Checks
• Devices for Hands-Free Cellular Use
• Showbiz Today Reports: A Glimpse of Jack Lemmon's Amazing Career

June 27, 2001

• Congress Investigates Medicare Fraud
• Prince Charles Bestows a Royal Kiss Upon Camilla Parker Bowles in Public
• Houston Grieves Death of Five Children
• Gallup Poll: Americans and the Death Penalty
• Houston Murders Stike Chord in Hawaii Neighborhood
• Infanticides Common Story in Courtrooms
• Patients Bill of Rights Momentum With Senate Democrats
• Republican Senator Orrin Hatch Discusses Views on Embryonic Stem Cell Research
• Bridgestone/Firestone Decatur Tire Plant May be Closed
• Importing Power More Difficult Than it Appears
• Yates Children Funeral Under Way in Texas
• Government Investigation Finds Medicare, Medicaid Fraud Taught in Billing Seminars for Doctors
• Bridgestone/Firestone Likely to Close Decatur Plant
• Federal Reserve Interest Rate Cut Expected Today
• Hundreds Gather at Yates Family Funeral
• Debate on Embryonic Stem Cell Research Continues on Hill
• Jury Set to Deliberate on Greineder's Fate
• Royals Kiss in Public for First Time

June 26, 2001

• Carroll O'Connor's Funeral to Be Held Today
• President to Meet with Israeli Prime Minister Sharon
• Diabetes Research Proponents Address Congress
• Colorado Man Discovers Powerful Golfing Stroke
• Jury to Decide in Case of Doctor Accused of Slaying Wife
• Macedonian President Appeals for Calm Amid Violent Protests
• Advocates for Diabetes Research Head to Capitol Hill
• Bush, Powell Meet With Israeli Prime Minister Sharon; Secretary of State Prepares for Middle East Trip
• Friends, Family Say Good-Bye to Carroll O'Connor
• Gallup Poll: Investors' Feelings Split Over Stock Market
• Massachusetts Jury to Decide Whether Doctor Killed Wife
• Greater North Dakota Association Member Discusses Initiatives to Better State's Image
• Co-Chair Discusses Knight Commission Report on College Sports
• Ask CNN: How are Atheists Sworn into Oath in Court?
• Violent Protests in Macedonia
• Prime Minister Sharon to Meet Bush at White House
• Biologists try to Save Right Whale
• Right Whale Most Endangered Whale

June 25, 2001

• Supreme Court Upholds Copyrights of Freelancers
• President Bush Culling Support for Faith-Based Initiatives
• After Deadly Earthquake, Relief Efforts Under Way in Peru
• United Nations to Step Up AIDS Relief Efforts
• Capriati Looking for Tennis' Grand Slam
• Campaign Finance Reform Gains Victory in Supreme Court
• Parole of Convicted Murders Stirs Strong Emotions in Britain
• 'Financial Times' Reporter Discusses American Overconfidence in Light of Reports Suggesting Recession
• Patients Bill of Rights: Protection for Consumers or Lawyers?
• Supreme Court Upholds Limits on Political Party Campaign Spending
• Authorities in Lebanon Losing War on Drug Trade
• Showbiz Today Reports: Actor Noah Taylor Discusses 'Tomb Raider' Role
• Supreme Court Upholds Limits on Political Party's Spending Money
• Daniel Benjamin Comments on Osama bin Laden Threat
• Yugoslav Passes Decree to Extradite Milosevic

June 22, 2001

• Judge Appoints Attorney to Woman Who Killed Her Five Children
• British Government to Free Toddler Killers
• At Least 20 Dead Following Train Derailment in India
• Study Finds Less Than Half of Americans Receive Critical Preventive Care
• 10-Year-Old in Critical Condition After Dog Attack
• Texas Child Killings: Andrea Yates Faces Capital Murder Charges
• Convicted Polygamist Fears Prison's Impact on His Family
• Liverpool Child-Killers to go Free
• Yates Appears Before Judge for Second Time
• Energy-Efficient House of Straw
• Showbiz Today Reports: John Lee Hooker Dies at Age 80
• Will Postpartum Depression be a Factor in Defense for Yates?
• Second Interview Between Condit and Police Possible Today
• Media Scrutinizes Condit

June 21, 2001

• Possibly Armed Man Atop Construction Crane Enters Sixth Hour of Standoff With Police
• Mother Who Drowned Her Five Children in Court Tomorrow
• Attorney for Chandra Levy's Parents to Talk to Reporters
• Senate Starts Debating Patients' Bill of Rights
• Russell Yates Says Depression Made his Wife Kill Their Children
• South Africans Delight in Solar Eclipse
• Russell Yates Faces Reporters, Searching for Legal Counsel
• More Florida Counties to Receive Federal Disaster Funds
• Postpartum Depression Symptoms Occur Within First Year
• Celestial Show Shines in South Africa
• White House Commends Khobar Bombing Indictments
• Caspian Sea Countries Halt Production of Caviar
• Police to Reinterview Condit

June 20, 2001

• Mitsubishi SUV Fails 'Consumer Reports' Testing
• South Florida Firefighters Battle Huge Wildfires
• Group Says Technology Exists to Improve SUV Fuel Efficiency
• Massachusetts Doctor on Stand After Alleged Murder
• 'Consumer Reports' Rates 2001 Mitsubishi Montero Limited 'Not Acceptable'
• Environmental Groups Push Carmakers to Improve Gas Mileage
• Congress Considers Human Cloning Ban
• Inquiries Begin into Deaths Linked to English Doctor
• Consumer Group Pushes for Increased Fuel Efficiency
• California Energy Crunch: Governor Davis Testifies Before Senate
• Levy Family Hires Lawyer to Help in Daughters Disappearance
• 'Car and Driver' Editor Faults SUV Safety Tests
• Verdict Awaited in American's Terrorism Trial in Peru
• Lori Berenson Claims Innocence in Peruvian Court
• Summer Soundtracks Help Movies Score Big

June 19, 2001

• Missing Intern's Parents Return to Washington in Search for Daughter
• Thalidomide Offers Help to Myeloma Cancer Sufferers
• New Used of Old Drug Could Help Fight Against Myeloma
• Report Says Cancer Patients Suffering Needlessly
• Gallup Poll: Is a Patients Bill of Rights a Priority for Americans?
• Democratic Party Urges Passages of Patients Bill Of Rights
• In California, Jury Will Soon Read Verdict in Case of Man Charged With Throwing Dog to Death in Traffic
• Kitsch Finds Niche in the Empire State Building
• Should Juneteenth be a National Holiday?
• Firestone and Ford Do Battle on Capitol Hill
• Doctor on Trial Denies Killing Wife
• Blacklisted Drug Finds New Life as Cancer Treatment
• Second Federal Prisoner Executed in Eight Days
• Oceanside, California: Capsized Boat Produces Unlikely Hero
• Cal Ripkin Jr. to Retire
• Martis Fire Approaches Reno
• Minnesota Twins Hold Tryouts for Unproven Talent
• Showbiz Reports: "Xena" Star Hangs Up the Breastplate
• Cal Ripken Jr. to Retire

June 18, 2001

• Protesters May Delay Start of Vieques Bombing Exercises
• Supreme Court Denies First Appeal of Federal Death Row Inmate
• Ask CNN: How Hot is the Sun?
• Forest Fire Burning Uncontained in California
• Three Firefighters Killed in Queens Hardware Store Blaze
• FERC Looks for Solution to Rising California Energy Costs
• Supreme Court Rejects Juan Raul Garza's First Appeal
• Tigerettes Proves Sports Are for All Ages
• The Bush Presidency: Return From Europe; Meeting With Russian President Especially Praised by White House
• Child Killers Eligible for Parole
• Terrorists Threaten U.S. Embassy in Yemen
• Suburban Philadelphia Shows Signs of Damage Post-Allison
• Authorities Prepare for Second Federal Execution
• Missing Intern's Parents En Route to Washington
• Chelsea Clinton Graduates With Honors From Stanford
• "Tomb Raider": A Father-Daughter Team

June 15, 2001

• Bush Outlines International Policies in Europe
• Bush Suggests Closer Ties With Russia
• Congresspersons Release Financial Disclosure Reports
• Historian David McCullough Discusses 'John Adams'
• Procrastinating Lottery Winner Finally Claims $46 Million
• Birds Today Imitating Sounds of Technology
• Author, Father Delves Into World of Teenage Daughters
• Columnist Finds Reparations for American Slavery 'Wrong'
• Showbiz Today Reports: Michael Brecker to Release New CD
• New Card Game May Replace Pokemon
• Ask CNN: How is the Leaning Tower of Pisa Still Standing?
• California Man Creates Tree Theme Park

June 14, 2001

• Navy to Cease Bombing Exercises on Vieques in 2003
• Bush Administration, European Union Disagree on Kyoto
• Congressional Panel Investigates Wall Street Analysts
• Bush in Europe: Meeting With EU, President Refuses to Consider Kyoto Protocol
• How Will Consumers Respond to Egg-Cooking Regulations?
• Can Palestinian Leadership Enforce Cease-Fire?
• Bush in Europe: Meeting With EU, President Refuses Kyoto Protocol
• Morningstar Director Discusses How Analysts' Conflicted Interests Lead Investors Astray
• Original Flag to be Restored and Displayed at Smithsonian
• Many Multiuse Strollers Recalled
• FTC Cracks Down on Web Sites for Erroneous Claims
• Mideast Accommodating U.S.-Brokered Truce
• Showbiz Today Reports: `Pearl Harbor' Influences Fashion
• U.S. Population Center Unchanged by Fame
• Entrepreneurs Attempt to Duplicate Kitty Hawk

June 13, 2001

• President Vows to Veto Patients Bill Of Rights
• President Bush Tests Diplomatic Mettle in Europe
• Energy Crunch: Bush Policy Scrutinized in Democratically Controlled Senate
• Raptors' Antonio Davis Files Lawsuit Against Gold Club Trial Witness
• Israeli and Palestinian Leaders Agree to Working Cease-Fire Plan
• Antonio Davis Denies Involvement in Gold Club Sex Scandal
• Can President Bush Overcome European Skepticism About His Agenda?
• President Bush Meets with NATO Allies, Calls Mideast Cease-Fire Agreement Good First Step
• Criminal Justice Expert, Rape Crisis Center Director Discuss Reports Suggesting Decline in Violent Crime
• Fate of American Hostage in Philippines Remains Unclear
• Gallup Poll: Tiger Woods Rules All
• Washington Surging With Energy Debate
• Congress Examines California Crisis and Price Controls
• PLO Representative Comments on Cease-Fire Agreement
• Tenet Presented Peace Plan for Middle East
• With Father's Day Approaching, Think Digital
• Negotiators in Hollywood Return to Negotiating Table

June 12, 2001

• Federal Judge Orders Prisoner Released from San Quentin After 17 Years
• Attorney Discusses Client, Wrongly Jailed 17 Years
• State Department Unable to Confirm Reports of Beheading of American Hostages
• No More Nuclear Power in Germany
• Growing Prices in Medicine Force Seniors Into Difficult Choices

June 08, 2001

• Attorney General Ashcroft Discusses Pending Execution of Timothy McVeigh
• McVeigh Execution to Take Place Monday
• A Child to Inspire
• This Summer's Concert Tours Feature Both Young Stars and Old
• Jack Llewellyn Discusses Parent's Role in Youth Sport
• A New Face in Hollywood
• Terra Haute, Oklahoma City Prepare for McVeigh Execution
• Osaka Maniac's Knife Attack on Children Claims Eight Lives
• Gulf Coast Floods
• Buried Alive
• Ohio Meningitis Scare
• Preparations for McVeigh Execution Under Way
• Constitutional Crisis in Alabama
• Trade on the U.S.-Mexican Border

June 07, 2001

• McVeigh in for Uphill Legal Battle
• Bush Faces Opposition to Views on Global Warming
• New Study Indicates Global Warming Real
• Israel Distrusts Arafat; Truce Still Distant
• `Seventh Heaven' Features Model Parent
• Nuclear Dump Site in Russia Could Provide Income, at a Cost
• 'Evolution' Offers a Mix of Comedy and Science
• Opinions on Airlines
• Bush Crosses a Major Item Off To-Do List
• Birth of Quadruplets in Phoenix
• Allison Puts Houston Underwater
• FDA Issues Warnings on Herbal Additives
• McVeigh Appeals Continue
• Bush Signs Tax Relief Into Law
• Survival of Nepali Slayings Confirms Crown Prince's Guilt

June 06, 2001

• McVeigh Attorneys Argue for Stay of Execution
• Senate Convenes With New Majority in Power
• In Bedford, Virginia, National D-Day Memorial Opens

June 05, 2001

• Senate Power Shift: Times Have Already Begun to Change
• Nepalese Citizens Under Curfew
• Hearing Underway to Determine Fate of Children Who Engaged Police in Standoff
• Senators Prepare for Shift of Power
• DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe on Democratic Power Shift
• Senate Power Shift: Bush in Washington, Hoping to Build Bridges
• AIDS Infections Increasing in San Francisco
• After the Idaho Standoff: Mother Demands Apology and Dismissal of Charges
• Senate Power Shift: Jim Jeffords Speaks With Press About Day's Upheavals
• Blockbuster to Settle Class Action Suit Over Late Fees
• Gilmore Sees Republicans Proactive, Strong in Future
• Senators Discuss Eve of Power Shift
• John Annerino Discusses Immigration From Mexico

June 04, 2001

• Supreme Court Rules in Key Death Penalty, Sexual Harassment Cases
• Hearing Scheduled for Idaho Family Who Had Standoff With Police
• Federal Prosecutors to Rebut McVeigh's Request for Stay of Execution
• Meningitis Scare Rocks Small Ohio Town
• Angry Demonstrations Follow Killing of Nepalese Royal Family
• Opponents of WWII Memorial Site to Seek Restraining Order on Building
• Supreme Court Stops Execution of Mentally Retarded Texas Man
• Insurance Institute for Highway Safety President Discusses Tests of Light Truck Safety
• Government Responds to McVeigh Petition
• 'Web' of Intrigue Surrounds New Spielberg Vehicle
• Democrats Prepare to Take Control of Senate

June 01, 2001

• Ask CNN: How Can Senator James Jeffords of Vermont Legally Switch to Become an Independent?
• Boy in Standoff Between Siblings, Police Surrenders
• Sibling of Children in Idaho Standoff in Police Custody
• 'Re-employment Office' Helps Jobless
• Will McVeigh's Appeal for Stay of Execution be Granted?
• In India, Poor Children Given Access to Street Computers Teaching Themselves How to Use Them
• Showbiz Today Reports: `Six Feet Under' Could be Next HBO Hit
• Ask CNN: Could a Democratic Congress Repeal Bush's Tax Cut?
• How Should Media Handle Bush Twins' Drinking Citations?
• One of Idaho Children in Protective Custody
• Judge to Hold Hearing on McVeigh Petition
• Justice Denied in Decades-Old Maryland Execution?
• Leaders Converge for Moakley Funeral
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Under Way
• Sean Conley Wins National Spelling Bee

May 31, 2001

• McVeigh May Seek Second Stay of Execution
• Police Patiently Wait Out Standoff in Idaho
• Blacks Migrate to South in Growing Numbers
• Senior Sex in Sun City West
• Showbiz Today Reports: `The Producers' Earns 15 Tony Nominations
• Billion-Dollar Losers of the Internet Economy
• Bones of World's Second Largest Creature Found
• Standoff Ongoing in Idaho
• Police Continue to Urge Children to End Idaho Standoff
• Hanssen Denies Selling Government Secrets
• Gallup Poll: 22 Percent of Teenagers Drink
• Hanssen Denies Spying Charges
• Children Continue to Hold Authorities at Bay in Idaho

May 30, 2001

• Technology Helps Disabled Overcome Obstacles
• President Bush to Deliver Remarks on Environmental Initiatives
• Embassy Bombing Trial Jury Deliberating on Death Penalty Cases
• Climbers, Rescue Crew Stranded on Mt. Rainer
• Summer Comedy 'What's the Worst That Could Happen' Starring Danny DeVito and Martin Lawrence Opens this Weekend
• California Gets New Hydroelectric Power Generation Facility
• Solutions to Rising Energy Bills
• NASA Gives Perspective on Pollution Problem
• Researchers Examine Liquid Nicotine
• High Court Says Yes to Cart for Casey
• Debate Over Fate of U.S. Embassy Bombers
• Californians Hope Hydroelectric Plant Will Ease Energy Woes

May 29, 2001

• Casey Martin Rides
• High Court Permits Martin to Ride in Cart on Tour

May 28, 2001

• President Bush Honors Veterans on Memorial Day
• Six Names Added to the Vietnam Memorial
• Smoke From Wildfires Again Plays Havoc With Florida Highways
• Coast Guard Grounds Cruise Ship
• Exhibit Honors War Correspondents
• Memorial Day: Ceremony to Add Six Names to Vietnam War Memorial; Bush Signs Legislation to Build World War II Memorial
• In Florida, Smoke From Wildfires Causes Car Wrecks, Closes 10 Miles of Interstate
• "Pearl Harbor" Bombed By Critics, Historians
• High School Runner Breaks Scholastic Record for Fastest Mile
• New Book Profiles Life of John Wayne
• President Honors World War II Veterans
• Cruise Ship Remains Grounded in Florida
• Leguizamo and His Eerie Role as a Dwarf in "Moulin Rouge"

May 25, 2001

• Hundreds Injured in Israeli Wedding Hall Collapse
• Funeral Held for Bonny Lee Bakley
• Congress Hopes to Finalize Tax Cut Legislation
• Japanese-American U.S. Soldiers Finally Recognized
• Some Would Ban Jet Skis at National Parks
• Rescue Work Continues After Building Collapse in Jerusalem
• Congress Rushes to Complete Tax Cut Bill
• Rescue Efforts Continue in Jerusalem
• Jerusalem: More Than Two Dozen Dead After Building Collapse
• Hitting the Road: Fuel-Efficiency Tips for Travelers on Holiday Weekend
• Hitting the Road: The Benefits of Global Positioning Systems
• Rescue Efforts Continue in Jerusalem After Wedding Hall Collapse
• Showbiz Today Reports: `Moulin Rouge' Influences Fashion
• Single Father Juggles Many Duties
• Author Offers Tips for Living Longer

May 24, 2001

• Fourteen Illegal Immigrants Die in Arizona Desert
• Holiday Weekend Driving Safety Tips
• Hitting the Road: Taking Safe Breaks From Driving
• Shelby Discusses Ramifications of Switching Parties
• Showbiz Today Reports: Downey Jr. Expected to Avoid Jail Time
• Ask CNN: The Man Behind AOL's `You've Got Mail'
• Jim Jeffords: Hero to Some, Turncoat to Others
• Allegations of Secret Life in Wellesley Doctor Murder Case

May 23, 2001

• Recycled Cooking Oils to Fuel Your Gas Tank?
• Faced with Retirement, Poore Keeps On Working
• Making the Moost of It: Celebrity Carousel
• Senator Jeffords May Leave Republican Party
• Jeffords Likely to Leave Republican Party
• More Violence in Middle East Today

May 22, 2001

• BMW Launches Smallest Car
• Ford in the Firestone Doghouse
• Legislation Would Ban Cell Phone Use in Cars
• Gallup Poll: Banning Cell Phone Use in Cars
• Ford Blames Bridgestone/Firestone for Explorer Tire Problems
• Ford Blames Bridgestone/Firestone for Explorer Tire Problems
• Penny More Trouble Than It's Worth?
• Senate Republicans Accuse Democrats of Stalling Tax Plan
• Conflict in the Middle East: Prime Minister Sharon Calls for Cease-Fire
• Presidential Galas Criticized by Democrats and Watchdog Groups
• Expert Explains Tire Safety
• Ford, Firestone Marriage Ends in Bitter Divorce
• Gallup Poll: Americans and Energy
• Legislation Would Ban Cell Phones While Driving
• British Study Finds Lowered Risk From Depleted Uranium Exposure
• Ray of Hope Emerges for Middle East Cease-Fire
• Offbeat Murder Mystery "Memento" No. 10 at Box Office
• Ford Set to Announce Replacement Tire Program
• Pearl Harbor's Premiere Docks in Hawaii
• Expert Explains Tire Safety
• Ford in the Firestone Doghouse
• Gallup Poll: Banning Cell Phone Use in Cars

May 21, 2001

• Conflict in the Middle East: Secretary Powell Says Military Action Not the Answer
• Red Cross Tightens Restrictions on Blood Donors
• Ask CNN: How Can an Individual Be Acquitted in Criminal Trial and Held Liable in a Civil Trial?
• Conflict in the Middle East: Foreign Minister Shimon Peres Agrees With Mitchell Report on Peace in Israel
• Palestinians React to Mitchell Commission Report
• Love's Bridge: Providing Aid to Homeless Children in Russia
• Israeli Tanks Enter the Gaza Strip
• Bridgestone/Firestone and Ford End Century-Old Alliance
• Palestinians, Israelis Accept Mitchell Report But Violence Continues
• Hurricane Season Storms Onto the Atlantic in 10 Days
• Russia's Lena River Floods, Inflicts Severe Damage to Region
• 'Shrek' Dominates Weekend Box Office

May 18, 2001

• Eight Trapped in French Cave Should Be Out Soon
• Conflict in the Middle East: Suicide Bomber Kills Seven, Wounds Almost 100; Israel Responds With F-16 Attacks
• Mormon Crickets Infest Nevada Town
• President Bush's Agenda Putting Strains on U.S.-European Relations
• Microsoft Shows Off Xbox at Videogame Convention
• Schools Changing Physical Education Approach
• Investigators Look at Unsolved Cases From Civil Rights Struggle
• Nicole Kidman Stars in 'Moulin Rouge'
• Search for Missing Washington Woman Continues
• Bush Promotes His Energy Plan in Pennsylvania
• Crew of Surveillance Plan Receives Awards
• Is Opus Dei a Cult?
• Joint Chiefs Chairman Honors Crew of Navy Surveillance Plane

May 17, 2001

• White House, Democrats Differ Greatly on Energy Policy
• Gallup Poll: 21 Percent of Americans Say Energy No. 1 Problem
• Democrats Plan on Countering Bush Plan with Their Own Measures
• Mid-Atlantic Region Copes With Energy Crisis
• Bush to Visit California after Memorial Day
• Columbine Review Commission Releases Report
• Energy Crunch: President of Company Developing Systems to Turn Waste Into Power Discusses Alternative Sources
• York, Pennsylvania Mayor Denies Validity of Murder Charge
• How Will Labor Problems Impact Air Travel?
• Showbiz Today Reports: Travis Tritt Releases New Album
• Prescott Gets Egg on Face, Spars with Demonstrator

May 16, 2001

• Still More FBI Evidence Relating to Oklahoma City Bombing Discovered
• Hanssen Indicted on 21 Charges
• McVeigh Meets With His Attorneys

May 15, 2001

• Fed Interest Rate Announcement Comes This Afternoon
• United States Braces for Summer Energy Crunch
• Conflict in the Middle East: Day of Observance
• Ask CNN: Do Secret Service Agents Change With New Administrations?
• Gallup Poll: Conservation First, Americans Say
• Wildlife Refuges for Some, Drilling Opportunities for Others
• Men Wrongly Imprisoned for 13 Years Freed
• Florida Jury to Decide the Fate of a 14-Year-Old Boy
• Why Stars Become Drug Addicts
• Fed Cuts Interest Rates by Half Point
• Why Did the Fed Cut Interest Rates?

May 14, 2001

• Convicted Bombers McVeigh, Nichols Weigh Legal Options Now That FBI Documents Have Come to Light
• The Debate Over the Death Penalty
• Attorneys Making Closing Arguments in Brazill Case
• President Bush Focuses on Gun Violence in Philadelphia
• Bush Administration to Reveal Energy Policy This Week
• Connecticut Fire Destroys Plant, Releases Dangerous Air Pollutants
• Women Diagnosed with Cancer and Domestic Hardships
• 'A Knight's Tale' Leading Man Is Hollywood's Newest Heartthrob
• London City Officials Call For More Police
• No Such Thing as Medical Marijuana
• Justice Department Says No More Delays for McVeigh
• Jury Selection Begins in Polygamy Trial
• Closing Arguments Under Way in Brazill Trial
• Nichols Requests New Trial in OKC Bombing Case
• Bush to Unveil Energy Policy
• Medical Marijuana Club Speaks Out

May 11, 2001

• Attorney General Expected to Delay McVeigh's Execution

May 10, 2001

• Boeing Chooses Chicago for Headquarters
• Senate Passes Budget; House of Representatives Prepares Amendment to Withhold $244 Million in U.N. Dues
• Congress Holds Hearings on Airport Delays
• New "Homepage" Virus Alert
• Ask CNN: Does Each President Get a New Air Force One?
• Boeing Picks Chicago As New Corporate Headquarters
• U.S/U.N. Strife Causes International Frustration Towards Washington
• House and Senate Debate Flying Woes; Some Blame FAA
• Freedom Riders Reminisce the Dark Days of Civil Rights
• Science Fair for High School Students Offers $3 Million in Prizes
• Does 'Destiny's Child' Have Manifest Destiny?
• Revolutionary Cancer Drug Approved by FDA
• Four Frustrating Words: Your Flight Is Delayed
• Cell Phones Cause Close Calls
• FDA Approves Gleevec

May 09, 2001

• President Bush Nominates 11 Federal Judges
• California Energy Crunch Rolls Into Another Day
• Teacher Murder Trial: Brazill Undergoes Hours of Cross- Examination
• Republicans Confident Budget Agreement Will Pass
• Prosecutor Grills Brazill in Murder Trial
• Senate Democrats Brace for Fight Over Judicial Nominees
• Israeli Youths Found Dead in Cave
• 'West Wing' Show to Portray Multiple Sclerosis in Character
• Children of House of Prayer Taken into State Custody
• Manhattan Day School Cancels Mother's Day
• Gadget Guy Shares Some of His Toys
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• House Votes on Budget Outline
• Nursing Shortage Continues to Grow
• Doc Picked to Play With Tiger
• Brazill Testifies in Court

May 08, 2001

• U.S. Postal Service Raising Rates
• Dick Cheney Discusses Energy Plan to Be Released Next Week
• Embassy Bombing Trial Drawing to Close in New York
• Hearings Open on Terrorist Threat to National Security
• U.S./China Relations: China Will Not Allow U.S. Spy Plane to Fly Home
• United States Loses Two U.N. Commission Seats
• With Rising Fuel Costs, Truckers Losing Profits
• Public, Private Organizations Team Up to Help Alleviate Nursing Shortage
• Wrongly Accused Man Released From Prison After 15 Years
• 14-Year-Old Boy May Take Stand at Florida Trial
• Bush Administration Says More Oil Refineries Necessary, Not More Conservation
• California Oil Refineries Subject to Rolling Blackouts
• Gas Prices Continue to Surge
• Jurors in Brazill Trial Watch More of Videotaped Statement to Police
• Hate Crimes Bill Closer to Passage in Texas

May 07, 2001

• New Study Says Rush Hours Getting Longer
• Investigation Continues Into Shooting Death of Wife of Robert Blake
• Packaged Goods Takes on New Meaning at British Pubs
• Pope Tours Golan Heights, Prays for Peace
• How Will States Address a Looming Nursing Crisis?
• Cincinnati Grand Jury to Release Investigation Results in Last Month's Shooting
• Study Finds Gridlock at All-Time High
• Testimony Continues in 14-Year-Old's Murder Trial
• Showbiz Reports: Summer 2001 Movie Preview
• Pope Visits Golan Heights, Calls for Mideast Peace
• Gas Prices Continue to Rise
• Australia Opens First Legal Heroin Injection Room
• Most Americans Support the Death Penalty

May 04, 2001

• New York Yankees Visit the White House
• Negotiations With Hollywood Writers May Be Close to an End
• Ask CNN: How are "People" Magazine's Most Beautiful People Chosen?
• Eden's Crush Become a Pop Sensation
• Practicing Seat Belt Safety
• Hollywood Writers Strike May Be Averted
• Trial Continues for 14-Year-Old Murder Defendant
• The Changing Face of Middle East Diplomacy
• Manufacturer Trying to Prevent Painkiller Misuse
• Congressman Traficant Indicted on Bribery Charges
• President Bush Spends Friday Focusing on Environment, Sports, International Concerns
• Teacher Shooting Trial Continues
• Kentucky Derby: Rick Pitino's Valentine
• Maker of Oxycontin to Fight Abuse of Prescription Drug
• Clerical Errors Hamper Republican Effort to Finalize Budget
• Point Given the Kentucky Derby Favorite
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial Adds More Names
• Howard Kurtz Discusses Bush's First 100 Days

May 03, 2001

• Smoke Jumpers Train for Possible Record Fire Season
• Budget in Final Stages in Congress; White House Declares Victory
• Women in the White House
• 1963's Great Train Robbery Fugitive Wants to Go Home
• FBI Busts Smuggling Ring in Los Angeles
• Jury In Teen's Trial Sees Videotape of Shooting
• Showbiz Today Reports: `The Mummy Returns' Haunts Theaters
• Is Day Care Detrimental to Children?
• Authorities Examine Hospital Deaths in Texas
• Testimony Resumed in Teacher Shooting Trial
• Ukraine Smuggling Ring Busted by FBI
• Getting a Jump on Wildfire Season
• Lawmakers Again Focus on Airline Delays
• Smoke Jumpers Continue Training in Idaho
• President Bush Addresses Energy Conservation Efforts
• Key Ways to Conserve Energy in the Home

May 02, 2001

• Republicans Plan Budget
• Bush Appoints Commission for Social Security Reform
• Racial Strife at Penn State
• Florida 14-Year-Old Standing Trial for Murder
• Jaundiced Babies on the Rise
• President Introduces Social Security Commission
• House to Vote on Increased IRA Limits
• Most Americans Unprepared for Retirement
• Cabinet Combines Big Egos and a Corporate Model
• Group Attempting to Document Effort to Save Jewish Children
• Americans and Money for Retirement
• Residuals a Major Issue in Hollywood Negotiations
• Dolphins Show Another Sign of Their Intelligence
• Lawsuit Blocking Land for Clinton Presidential Library
• Shimon Peres Meets With Secretary of State Powell

May 01, 2001

• House and Senate Agree on $1.3 Trillion Tax Cut
• Report Says U.S. Quality Worsening
• Transportation Secretary Talks About Gas Prices, Airline Congestion
• Writers Strike Could Cripple Hollywood
• Closing Arguments Underway in Embassy Bombings Trial
• U.S. Will Discuss Missile Defense With European Allies
• The First 100 Days; George W. Bush's Foreign Policy
• Former KKK Member Awaits Verdict in Church Bombing
• Russia Opposes U.S. National Missile Defense Plans
• Harvard Protests Reach Second Week
• ASK CNN: How are city airport codes determined?
• The First 100 Days: George W. Bush's Foreign Policy
• Bush Proposes Missile Defense System
• Bush Calls Allies For Support of Missile Defense

April 30, 2001

• President Hosts Luncheon for Members of Congress
• Dennis Tito Enjoys First Day of Space Vacation
• House Majority Leader Rates President Bush's First 100 Days
• Representative Martin Frost Criticizes Bush 'Bipartisanship'
• The First 100 Days: White House Watchers Wonder Who Will Run on 2004 Democratic Presidential Ticket
• Deadline Looms for Undocumented Immigrants
• Insurance Companies Test Web Visit Patient Programs
• Immigrants Race to Beat Deadline to Apply for Visas
• New Data Supports Big Bang Theory
• Senate Republicans Praise Bush Agenda at 100-Day Mark
• The Next 100 Days May Be the Real Measure of the Bush Presidency
• Top Senate Republicans No-Shows At Bush Luncheon
• Clint Eastwood and Others Fight to Save Money with Solar Energy
• Illegal Immigrants Try to Meet Filing Deadline
• Tampa Bay Bucs Quarterback Teaching Students About Civil Rights
• President Consults with Europe on Missile Defense

April 27, 2001

• Despite Protests, U.S. Bombing Tests on Vieques Resume
• Public Reacts to Kerrey's Statements
• Protesters on Vieques Square Off Against Military
• Sign Language Lets Toddlers Communicate
• U.S. and Russian Officials Feuding Over Space Tourist
• Protesters Force U.S. Navy to Stop Exercises on Vieques Island
• First Space Tourist May Expect Delays
• Economy Performs Better Than Expected
• Floods in Midwest Put Barge Operators Out of Work
• CIA's Files Shed Light on Fate of Nazi Criminals
• Motorists Should Look For Gas Bargains
• 3LW: Chart-Topping Teens
• Dot-Com Bust Lowers Real Estate Prices in California
• Dennis Tito Set to Become First Space Tourist
• Whitman Discusses Bush's First 100 Days
• Baby Sign Language Helps Communication Between Parents and Their Toddlers

April 26, 2001

• Gas Prices Up for the Summer
• Flood Damage in Midwest Assessed by FEMA
• Shemenski Evacuated, En Route to Chile
• May 12th To Feature TV Classics
• Larry Turns 60, Attempts 60 Jumps
• Democrats Criticize Bush's First 100 Days in Office
• Red Light Cameras Reduce Accidents
• Gas Prices Continue to Soar
• Webvan Running Out of Gas
• FEMA Director Surveys Flood Area in Davenport, Iowa
• Allbaugh Tours Flooded Cities Along Mississippi River
• Antarctic Rescue Nears Completion
• Congress Notices Soaring Energy Prices
• War of Words Continues Between China, U.S.
• Republican National Committee Co-Chair Praises Bush's First 100 Days
• Great Britain Eases Regulations on Livestock, Citing Slowing of Foot-and-Mouth Disease Epidemic

April 25, 2001

• Davenport Officials Optimistic, Levees Holding Steady
• Georgia Has Plan To Hire Teachers in Bulk
• A Dinosaur With Feathers?
• Majority of Americans Approve of President Bush's Job Performance
• Fred Willard Gets 'Best in Show' at the American Comedy Awards
• President Bush Vows to Defend Taiwan if Necessary
• NAB Conventions Features High-Tech TVs
• Senator Kerry of Massachusetts May Run For President
• Pilot Lands Plane on One Wheel

April 24, 2001

• Palestinians Frustrated Israeli Security Makes Short Distances Long Rides
• FTC Criticizes Music Industry For Marketing Explicit Music to Kids
• Polls Say Americans Approve of George W. Bush's Handling of China Standoff
• Iowa Braces for River's Crest
• How Prevalent Are Headaches Among Children?
• Music Industry Under Attack for Not Enforcing Parental Advisory Labels
• Davenport, Iowa Relying on Temporary Seawall to Hold Off Mississippi
• "Ask CNN": Is there public access to space transmissions?
• Victoria Principal's New Book
• Loch Ness Hunt
• Quad Cities Homes Being Evacuated
• Judge Rejects Change of Venue in Church Bombing Case
• Supreme Court Refuses to Intervene in Case of Comatose Woman
• Task Force To Be Assembled to Investigate Shooting of Missionary Plane in Peru
• U.S. Announces Plans to Sell Arms to Taiwan
• Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Texas in Seat Belt Case

April 23, 2001

• Delta Pilots Will Likely Avert Strike, Get Large Pay Hikes
• Space Crews Meet Face to Face
• Americans Say They Tried to Delay Peruvians From Shooting at Plane
• Davenport Is Hard Hit With Flooding
• War on Drugs Takes a Tragic Turn in Peru

April 20, 2001

• Summit of the Americas
• Hollywood Writers and Actors May Strike This Summer
• Ask CNN: Can Parents of Children Who Commit Crimes Be Charged Criminally?
• New York to Prohibit Drivers Using Cell Phones
• Rehearsals for New Surveillance Flights Near China Under Way
• More Rain for the Swollen Mississippi
• State of Emergency Declared in Wisconsin Counties
• Former Taiwanese President to Visit U.S.

April 19, 2001

• Fed Cuts Interest Rates; Dow, Nasdaq Respond With Big Gains
• Residents of Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, Fight Flood
• Ask CNN: How do You Become an Astronaut
• Bush Takes Steps to Phase Out Chemicals, Quiets Environmentalists
• Daughter of Victim Discusses Six-Year Anniversary of Oklahoma City Bombing
• Ruckus Society Trains Protesters
• Painful Anniversary
• Key Witness in Skakel Hearing Testifies to Heroin Use
• NASA Fights to Fund Space Station

April 18, 2001

• Utah Man Endures, With a Smile, Eight Months of Hiccuping
• Floods in the Midwest
• U.S. Breaks off Talks With Chinese
• Supreme Court Stays North Carolina District
• Israel Strikes Gaza, Quickly Withdraws
• Fed Cuts Benchmark Rate Fourth Time This Year
• Hearing Continues in the Case Against Michael Skakel
• German Singer Sasha Alexander Hoping for American Success
• Fed Cuts Interest Rates, Dow, Nasdaq Soar
• Cybercrime Can Be a Matter of Life and Death
• Re-Birthing Therapy Case Continues
• Gift Ideas for the High-Tech Mom
• "Bridget Jones's Diary" a Hit
• Greenspan's Gift: A Surprise Rate Cut
• Mighty Mississippi Making Mayhem
• Mississippi Voters Retain Rebel Flag

April 17, 2001

• Stock Markets Remain Volatile Amid Mixed Economic Picture
• U.S. Delegation Arrives in Beijing for U.S.-China Meeting
• Israel Reoccupies Parts of Gaza Strip
• Uneasy Calm Returns to City of Cincinnati
• Mississippians Vote on Fate of State Flag
• Mississippians Vote If Flag Should Keep Confederate Emblem
• Three States Brace for Mississippi River Flood Waters
• Powell Criticizes Both Israelis and Palestinians for Attacks
• Ask CNN: What is a Meteorologist?
• China Sharpens Tone, Meeting Could Expose Diplomatic Differences
• Gaza Raids Follow Mortar Attacks by Hamas Militants
• U.S. Plans to Resume Spy Flights
• HHS Secretary Launches Plan to Increase Organ Donations
• White House Press Secretary Holds News Briefing
• Gaza Raids Follow Mortar Attacks by Hamas Militants

April 16, 2001

• The U.S. Gets Ready to Present Their Position to the Chinese on Wednesday
• Supreme Court Defines ADA Parameters
• Israel Authorizes Airstrike Against Lebanon
• Slave Ship Spotted off Africa's Western Coast
• Supreme Court to Decide on New England Border Dispute
• U.S. Officials to Meet With Chinese Delegation Wednesday
• Boston Marathon Officials Name Johnny Kelly 'Runner of the Century'
• Red River Waters Recede in the Midwest
• Anne Robinson Discusses 'The Weakest Link'
• 5th-Grader's Essay Wins Him a Meeting With the President
• Tax Fraud Flourishes
• Israel Launches Attacks on Gaza, Lebanon
• White House Announces Delegation for U.S./China Talks
• Plan to Heal Cincinnati's Wounds Begins

April 13, 2001

• Cincinnati Curfew Will Stay in Effect
• Debriefing of Spy Plane Crew Detained in China Reveals Details of Crash, Standoff
• United States Asks China to Return American Surveillance Aircraft
• Surveillance Plane Crew Will Head Home Tomorrow
• Ask CNN: How did CNN Bring Live Pictures From Hainan of the U.S. Plane Departing on Wednesday Night?
• Will Witnessing Timothy McVeigh's Execution Help Bring Peace to His Victims' Families?
• News Briefing: Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld
• Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow Score Gains This Week
• Americans Paying More Taxes This Year

April 12, 2001

• Foul Weather in the Midwest
• Trade Implications May Result from Tension in Sino-U.S. Relations
• What's Next for the U.S. and China?
• Oklahoma City Bombing Survivors, Family Members to Watch Timothy McVeigh Die
• Crew Due at Hickam Air Force Base This Hour
• McVeigh Execution to Be Broadcast on Closed-Circuit Television
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• Cincinnati Mayor Imposes 8 p.m. Curfew
• The Story of Sondra White and New Husband Back From Hainan
• Film and TV Writers and Actors May Strike This Summer
• City of Cincinnati Imposes Curfew on Residents
• Parents of EP-3 Pilot Relieved at Son's Return
• Cincinnati Declares State of Emergency Due to Rioting
• Ashcroft Will Allow Victims' Families to Witness McVeigh Execution

April 11, 2001

• China to Free Crew Members

April 10, 2001

• Jesse Jackson Offers to Negotiate Standoff With China
• Possible Treatment for Alzheimer's
• White House Says Diplomacy Takes Time
• New Details on Spy Plane's Collision With Chinese Jet Emerge
• Attorney General to Decided on Closed-Circuit Broadcast of McVeigh Execution
• Pentagon Officials Say U.S. Plane Was on Auto Pilot at Time of Collision
• Satellite Photos Show Chinese Trucks Around U.S. Spy Plane
• Red River Communities Prepare for Imminent Flooding
• Most Americans Think the U.S. Should Apologize
• The House Government Reform Committee Is Holding Field Hearings in California
• McVeigh's Execution to Bring Closure to Oklahoma City Bombing
• Cincinnati Focuses on Prescription Drug Abuse
• Singer Toni Braxton Makes Her Movie Debut in 'Kingdom Come'
• Success Gives Cuban-American Opportunity to Embrace His Culture
• Ask CNN: If the Earth Moves, Why Can't We Feel It?
• U.S. Waiting for Chinese Response to Latest Offer

April 09, 2001

• Bush Faces Pressure to Get Tough on China

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