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September 17, 2006
• Pope Apologizes for Offending Muslims; Four Car Bombs Go Off in Kirkuk; Pittsburgh Police Searching for Duquesne University Gunman; FDCA Expands Spinach Warning to Consumers
• Text-Message Rescue; Pope 'Deeply Sorry' for Muslims' Reactions to Speech; The Fight for Iraq; Las Cruces Threat; GOP Showdown
• Pope Apologizes for Offending Muslims; Four Car Bombs Go Off in Kirkuk; Pittsburgh Police Searching for Duquesne University Gunman; FDCA Expands Spinach Warning to Consumers


September 10, 2006
• Fear Still Strong Five Years after 9/11; Iran Could Agree to U.N. Uranium Demand; Cheney Disagrees with Iraq War Critics
• President Bush, First Lady Arrive at 9/11 Prayer Service; Remembrance for 9/11 at St. Paul's Chapel
• President Bush Travels to Ground Zero; Secretary Rice Affirms Ties Between Hussein and Al Qaeda; Iran May Be Considering Suspending Nuclear Enrichment


September 03, 2006
• Deadly Apartment Fire Kills Six Children; New York Community in Fear from Escaped Convict; Andre Agassi's Tearful Farewell
• More than 200 Taliban Fighters Died in Afghanistan Fighting; Tom Cruise's Heartfelt Apology; Two People Die in Bomb Blast at Turkish Cafe Close to Iraq Border
• Piceance Basin in Northwest Colorado Contains Oil Shale; U.S. Reaches Grim Milestone in Forces Killed in Iraq; Mary Magdalene Project Aims to Get Prostitutes Off Streets
• No. 2 Al Qaeda in Iraq in Custody; Six Children Die in Chicago Apartment Fire; Tropical Storm John Hits Town Hard in Mexico; Andre Agassi's Tearful Farewell


August 27, 2006
• Commuter Airliner Crashes in Kentucky; Hurricane Ernesto Weakens; Fox Journalists Released
• Comair Plane Crash; National Hurricane Center Downgrades Ernesto Back to Tropical Storm; Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
• Commuter Jet Crashes in Kentucky;
• Comair Crash in Kentucky; Fox Journalists Released in Gaza; Ernesto's Travels


August 20, 2006
• Gunman Opened Fire on Four Officers Outside Dallas; Investigators Looking Into Message John Mark Karr Left in High Schol Yearbook; New Issue of "Time" Magazine Asks Voters About Hillary Clinton
• Police Officers Shot in Standoff in Texas; John Mark Karr Not Expected in Boulder for Several Days; Saddam Hussein To Face Second Trial Monday
• Shootings at Apartment Complex in Texas; Security in Commercial Cargo on Airplanes; Passengers Discuss Being on Flight with John Mark Karr
• John Karr's Stint in Thailand; Snipers Open Fire on Baghdad Streets; Saddam's Second Trial
• Foreign Policy and National Security Shaping Up as Major Issues for Congressional Elections; Real or Fantasy in John Mark Karr's Story?; Hussein On Trial For Second Time Tomorrow in Baghdad
• John Mark Karr in Transit to U.S.; Shia Pilgrims Attacked by Gunmen in Baghdad; Vets: Job Search
• John Mark Karr Seven Hours from Landing in U.S.; Gunfire Opens in Baghdad; Al Jazeera Airs Appeal from Family of Ken Centanni


August 13, 2006
• Countdown Begins To Israel/Hezbollah Ceasefire; Israelis Await Hezbollah Compliance
• Israel and Hezbollah Trade Blows Before the Bell; More Security Changes From TSA; Terror Probe


August 06, 2006
• Syria's President Issues Warning on Security Council Resolution; Missiles Fall into Heart of Haifa; Targeting Children in Insurgent Attacks
• Beirut Comes Under Daylight Attack; Connecticut Senate Race Heats Up
• Death Toll Continues to Climb in Middle East
• Haifa Endures Heaviest Barrage of Hezbollah Rockets; Lebanese Sr. Official Calls for Changes to U.N. Ceasefire Plan
• No Word on Israeli Soldiers Held Captive; Young People in Beirut React to Conflict
• Diplomatic Efforts Doing Little to Stop Middle East Conflict; At Least Three Killed in Haifa Attack; At Least 14 Killed in Lebanese Attacks
• Haifa Deals With Strongest Attack Since Conflict Began
• Lebanese Perspective on Middle East Conflict; Spokesman for IDF Reacts to Haifa Attack
• Hezbollah Rockets Rain Down on Haifa; Secretary Rice Urges U.N. For Peace Plan; Israeli Warplanes Launch Raids on Beirut


July 30, 2006
• At Least 60 Dead in Israeli Airstrike in Qana; Condoleezza Rice To Head Back to U.S. on Monday; Demonstrations Storm U.N. Compound in Gaza City; U.N. Security Council Holds Emergency Sessions
• Dozens of Civilians Killed in Israeli Airstrike in Qana; Protestors Take to the Streets in Outrage; Murderer on Death Row Suspected of Eight More Murders
• Artillery Battle Opens in Israel; Some Fear Armageddon After Middle East Crisis; Mel Gibson Embarrassed by His Conduct
• Israel Agrees to 48-Hour Cessation of Air Strikes; What is the U.N.'s role in the Israel-Lebanon Conflict?
• At Least 60 Dead in Israeli Airstrike in Qana, Lebanon; Israel Agrees to Suspend Air Operations in Southern Lebanon for 48 Hours
• Israeli Airstrike Kills 50 in Qana; Condoleezza Rice's Trip to Beirut Canceled; United Nations Worried Violence Could Spread; Kofi Annan Calls for Cessation of Hostilities


July 23, 2006
• Explosions and Devastation on Both Sides of Israeli-Lebanese Border; Diplomatic Moves
• French and German Officials Meeting with Israeli Leaders; Israeli-Hezbollah Fighting in Day 12; Ariel Sharon's Condition Deteriorating
• Saudi Arabia Urges President Bush To Push for Immediate Cease Fire; Saddam Hussein Rushed to Baghdad Hospital; Peace Activist in Israel Changes Point of View
• Israel Says Will Accept New International Peacekeeping Force in Southern Lebanon; President Bush Hears Pressure to Push for Cease Fire
• Condoleezza Rice Headed to Middle East Tonight; More Explosions in Beirut
• No Break in Border Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah; Chief of U.N. Humanitarian Affairs Witnesses Damage in Lebanon


July 16, 2006
• Israel Bombs Palestinian Foreign Ministry Building; Americans Trying to Evacuate Lebanon; G8 Leaders Issue Statement Blaming Mideast Crisis on Extremists
• Eight Israelis Killed in Rocket Attack in Haifa; U.S. Working on Evacuation Plan for Americans in Lebanon; G8 Leaders Urge Israel to Exercise Restraint
• Israeli Airstrikes Pound Targets in Southern Lebanon; Israel Attacks Beirut Airport Again; G8 Leaders Blame 'Extremists' for Middle East Violence


July 09, 2006
• Tracking Terror on Internet; Sudan Lost Boys Reunite
• Space Shuttle Discovery Ready for Trip Home; Iraqis Living in a State of Fear; New Israeli Air Strike in Gaza Kills One and Wounds at Least 12
• Interview with Christopher Hill; Google Beefs Up Connection for One-Year Anniversary; Celebrations in Italy for World Cup Victory
• Italy Wins Soccer's World Cup; Five More American Soldiers Charged for Crimes in Iraq; Religious Profiling Taken to Deadly Extremes in Iraq
• Soldier Pleads 'Not Guilty' to Rape/Murder Charges in Iraq; U.S. Backs U.N. Sanctions against North Korea
• Four American Soldiers Charged with Rape, Murder in Iraq; North Korean Threat; Fatal Russian Jet Crash
• Dramatic Rescue in Dangerous New Mexico River; Young Man Listening to iPod Struck by Lightning in Colorado; Russian Jet Skids out of Control, Kills 124 Passengers; U.S. Wants World Leaders to Send Pyongyang Clear United Message About Missile Tests


July 02, 2006
• Analyzing Messages from Al Qaeda; Possible Remnants of Noah's Ark; U.S. Has to Find New Way to Prosecute Detainees at Guantanamo Bay
• More Air Strikes in Gaza; Bill Keller Responds to 'New York Times' Criticism; Congress Looks into Protection of Private Information
• Identity Theft Victim Discusses Her Case; Parisians Celebrate Soccer Team's Success; Roger Ebert in Serious Condition at Chicago Hospital
• Stormy Weather Forces NASA to Scrub Shuttle Launch Again; Ramsey Clark Discusses Hussein Trial; Shopping for a Portable Media Device; An Israeli Chopper Fires Missiles at Palestinian Prime Minister's Office Overnight


June 25, 2006
• Administration Considers Troop Cuts in Iraq; Iraq's Prime Minister Offers Blueprint for Peace; Israeli Troops Deployed in Gaza after Palestinian Attack; Technology Lets Families Reunite Across the Border


June 18, 2006
• Laptop Stolen with Washington Information; Missing Soldiers May Have Been Kidnapped; Father's Day Wishes; Ozzie Smith Discusses Prostate Cancer
• Inside the World of a Security Contractor in Iraq; Tornado Touches Down in Wisconsin; New York Subway Terror Plot Thwarted
• Search for Missing Soldiers in Iraq; White House Reacts to Missing Soldiers; New York Subway Terrorist Plot?; U.S. Open Update; Tuesday is World Refugee Day


June 11, 2006
• Tropical Storm Alberto Tracking Towards Florida; Mississippi Town after Katrina Devastation; Teenager's Message of Hope to Classmates; Mexico Beat Iran in World Cup Game
• Florida Residents Preparing for Alberto; More Fallout from Killing of al-Zarqawi; Disagreement on Global Warming Question
• Tracking Alberto; Threats from al-Zarqawi's Followers; Flooding and Landslides in China; Sergeant Reacts to Haditha Accusations
• Senior Marine on Scene in Haditha Speaks Out; Iraq is Top Priority at Summit for President Bush; U.S. Begins World Cup Quest


June 04, 2006
• Horrific Day of Violence in Iraq; Candelight Vigil in Hong Kong for Tiananmen Square Anniversary; New Technology to Protect Children from Internet Dangers
• More Information on Canadian Terror Suspects; President Bush Pushing for Constitutional Ban on Same-Sex Marriage; Memorial Service for Members of Slain Indiana Family
• President of Congo Confronted about Atrocities; Sectarian Attack in Iraq; Growing Pressure for Donald Rumsfeld to Resign
• Foiled Terror Plot in Canada; Deadly Violence in Afghanistan Today; Indianapolis Murder Suspect Surrenders


May 28, 2006
• Details on Pat Tillman Investigation; Preparation for Hurricane Season; Emergency Aid Reaching Indonesia; Taliban's Organized Attacks in Afghanistan
• Troops Sent to East Timor to Calm Rising Violence; Paul Newman's Latest Project; Memorial Day Concert Emphasizes Meaning of Holiday
• Barry Bonds Beats Babe Ruth's Home-Run Record; Organic Food Going Mainstream; Ariel Sharon Moved to Long-Term Facility in Tel Aviv
• Bikers Bring Memorial Day Message to Washington; Relief Efforts in Indonesia; Pope Benedict Visits Auschwitz


May 21, 2006
• Nagin Resumes New Orleans Rebuilding Efforts; Autopsy Results in Kentucky Mine Explosion; Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft
• HBO Film on Baghdad Hospital; Reaction to Nagin's Mayoral Win; Could the Northeast Be Next for Hurricane Season?; L.A. County Releasing Jail Inmates Early; Bush Touts Iraqi Cabinet as Progress Amidst Steady Sectarian Daily Body Count
• Huge Opening Weekend for 'Da Vinci Code'; Family Focus Night in California; Beginning of Hurricane Preparedness Week; Country Singer Billy Walker Died in Car Accident
• Ray Nagin Re-Elected; Bush Praises Formation of Iraq's Unity Government; Bad Break for Prize-Winning Horse


May 14, 2006
• Congressional Democrats Want Medicare Deadline Extended; Gov. John Lynch Discusses Weather in New Hampshire; Code Red for Island of Java; Companies Cashing in on Hurricane Preparation
• Immigration Debate Continues; Potential Alligator Attack in Florida; Documentary on Soldier's Compelling Journey; Emergency Landing for Airplane in Ft. Lauderdale
• Wet Weekend in Northeast; Bracing for Hurricane Season; Medical Care for Illegal Aliens
• Bush Prepares for Address on Immigration; Danger in Indonesia; Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Baghdad; Monday Deadline for Medicare Plan


May 07, 2006
• Fast-Burning Brush Fires in Eastern Florida; Polygamist Church Leader on FBI's Most-Wanted List; Forecasters Predict Active Hurricane Season; One More Day Underwater for David Blaine
• Debate over President Bush's Choice for CIA Director; Rescue Crews Continue Dig for Trapped Miners in Australia; Brush Fires in Florida


April 30, 2006
• Concern over Backlash of Great American Boycott; Support for Army Husbands; Interview with Joey Cheek; Young Golfer Achieves Dream of LPGA
• National Immigration Demonstrations Expected Tomorrow; Huge Turnout for Darfur Rally; Darfur Rebels Balk at Signing Peace Plan
• Bush Administration Calls Energy Problem a Crisis; Rally for Darfur in Washington D.C.; Time Magazine's Influential People


April 23, 2006
• Ship Finds Man Floating on Raft in Ocean; National Summit to Find Ways to End Gun Trafficking; Teaching Teenagers to Eat Right; Protecting the Planet from Global Warming; New Mentoring Program in New York School
• Bush Told About New Bin Laden Tape; Ways to Conserve Fuel; Remembering the Holocaust
• Angry Message on New Audio Tape Believed to be Bin Laden; Runoff Election for New Orleans Mayor; Three U.S. Soldiers Killed in Baghdad; Bush Spends Time with Troops in California; Energy-Efficiency Techniques


April 16, 2006
• Police Release Grisly Details About Oklahoma Girl's Murder; Is Omaha Intentionally Segregating Schools by Race?; Fast and Efficient Smart Cars; Video Shows Storm Chasers Catching Tornado
• Update on Murdered Oklahoma Girl; More Vigorous Responses to Calls for Rumsfeld to Resign; New Book Captures Essence of Worship in African American Churches
• Severe Weather in Nebraska; New Development in Holloway Case; Oklahoma Girl Found Murdered; Bush Spends Easter Weekend at Camp David; The Quake of 1906


April 09, 2006
• Training and Procedures for 911 Dispatchers; Woman's Fight for Family Treasure; Immigrants Nationwide Organize Protests; Inspirational Rwanda Man's Story; Shortage of Medical Caregivers
• Los Angeles Archbishop Uses His Voice in Immigration Debate; Increase in Tornadic Activity Since January; Judas Vs. Jesus
• Is the U.S. Considering a Nuclear Strike on Iran?; Portrait of Children of Immigrants; Three Years After Toppling of Saddam Hussein's Statue; Athletes Behaving Badly
• Man Arrested for Breaching Security at White House; Young Boy at Center of Emergency Call Debate; New Generation of Lifestyles; Remembering Rwanda


April 02, 2006
• Secretary Rice Makes Unannounced Visit to Baghdad; IRS Change Would Allow Sale of Information; Charles Taylor's Possible Link to Murderous Gang of Rebels
• Jill Carroll Reunites With Family; Secretary Rice Urges Formation of New Iraqi Government; Remembering Pope John Paul II; Debate Over Undocumented Immigrants


March 26, 2006
• Fatal Accident in Race Car Driving; Political Change in Ukraine; Wildfires in Oklahoma; Senate Will Tackle Immigration Reform


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