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March 31, 2009
• Suspicious Package Found Ahead of G-20 Summit; Can Summit Fix Global Mess; GM & Chrysler On the Clock: Is Bankruptcy Inevitable?; Earthen Levees Under Pressure; Long Wait for Flood Victims; Bumpy Flight Forecast
• GM's New CEO Holds Press Conference; President Obama Might Encounter Blame at Economic Summit; Madonna Plans Second Malawi Adoption; 2 Residents Stay Behind to Update Flooded-Out Neighbors
• Less Money, Less Security; Clinton Offer Dialogue with Taliban; 911 Calls During Nursing Home Rampage; Breaking the Ban on Cuba; Europe's Affair With President Obama


March 30, 2009
• Detroit's Last Chance?; Fargo Authorities Still Worried
• Is Bankruptcy Court the Answer for U.S. Auto Industry?; Fighting Crime on Facebook
• While G.M. CEO Steps Down and Chrysler Explores Merger, Ford Benefits From Earlier Borrowing; Miami V.A. Suspends Colonoscopies After Discovery of Contaminated Equipment; GM Workers Mull Buyout Offers
• Last Chance for General Motors, Chrysler?; Flood Area Facing Snowstorm; What Do Autoworkers Think; Average Gas Price at $2.05; Chrysler, Fiat Reach Deal; Unemployment Office Perks; How to Navigate a Job Fair; White House Briefing
• Obama Lays out Auto Plan; Auto Stocks Drop as Worries About Bankruptcy Continue; Celebrating Earth Hour; More Dads Acting as Mr. Mom During Unemployment
• Stimulus Money Healing Americans Health Problems; GM Workers React to CEO's Departure; North Dakota Faces More Bad Weather; Hacker Ring's Worldwide Targets Included Dalai Lama
• North Dakota Braces for More Bad Weather; GM CEO Resigns as White House Imposes 60-Day Overhaul Deadline; Eight Cadets Dead After Standoff at Pakistani Police Academy; Pres. Obama on the World Stage; New North Korean Rocket Images


March 29, 2009
• GM Chief to Resign; New Government Rescue Plan for Auto Industry; Gunman Kills 8 at Nursing Home; Red River Still Dangerous; Candid Conversation with RNC Chair Michael Steele; Blasting Pope on Condom Stance; Newspapers Stop the Presses
• GM Chief to Resign; Gunman kills 8 at North Carolina Nursing Home; Red River Still Dangerous; Selling Obama's Strategy; Geithner Defends Banking Plan; Washington Mutual Shareholders File Suit
• Obama White House Forces G.M. CEO to Resign; Officials Caution the Red River Danger is not Over Yet; Michael Steele Looks to Bring Diversity to the GOP; End of Newspapers May Spell Bailout; Ohio Lady Takes on Burglars.
• Eight Killed in Nursing Home Shootings; Red River is Still Dangerous; Gates on Korean Missile Test; Dozens Killed After Dam Burst
• Floodwaters Falling Slowly in Fargo; President Obama Prepares For First Presidential Overseas Trip


March 28, 2009
• Tackling Tuition 101
• Severe Weather Across the Country; Floodwaters in North Dakota Rising; More Tornadoes for the Southeast
• Red River Appears to Haver Crested; Flooding in North Dakota May Ease
• Historic Flooding Along Red River; Extreme Weather All Across the Country; RNC Chair Michael Steele on President Barack Obama
• Weather Goes to Extremes; Obama Administration Handles First Natural Disaster; Volunteers in Fargo Hope for the Best, but Prepare for the Worst; Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich Debuts on the Air; U.S. Troops Take Financial Classes to Help Battlefield Performance
• North Dakota Flooding; Green Trucking; T.I. Prison Sentence; Saving Lives
• Major Flooding in North Dakota and Minnesota is Causing Thousands to Evacuate; Interview with Mayor Dennis Walaker of Fargo, North Dakota; Where to Look for Jobs
• North Dakota Residents Relieved at Red River Flood Level; Unemployment Continues to Be On the Rise; Volunteers Still Sandbagging in Fargo, North Dakota; President Obama Plans to Send More Troops to Afghanistan and Pakistan; Interview with Janet Napolitano
• Fargo Braces for Red River Crest; President Obama to Send More Troops to Afghanistan


March 27, 2009
• Mourning Oakland's Fallen; Fargo Flood
• Century-Old Flood Mark Falls in Fargo; Blizzard Closes Colorado Highways; Sending More Advisors and Troops to Afghanistan
• Evacuations Underway due to Record River Levels in Fargo; Tips for Lowering Property Taxes; What's the Secret to Success in Afghanistan?; Cartel Member Sheds Light on Practices; Severe Weather Blasts Country's Midsection; Ga. National Guard Headed to Middle East; Vets Test Positive For Diseases
• Fighting Floods in Fargo; Blizzard Leaves Mark on Denver Area; New Plan to Fight al Qaeda, Taliban; Michael Steele For President; Caught Buying Machine Guns; Earth Hour; Eating Right on a Budget; Cop Blocks Man From Dying Relative
• River Rises to 112-Year High in North Dakota; More Than a Foot of Snow Dumps on Denver; New Afghanistan Strategy; Rising River, High Anxiety Saver's Remorse; Where to go to Offer Help for Disaster Victims
• Eric Holder Sworn in as AG; North Dakota Awaits River's Crest; Blizzards Strike Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas; Tornadoes Plague Southeast
• Google Cutting 200 Jobs; Obama to Meet with Banks CEOs; Dangerous Weather Assaulting the U.S. in Every Corner; President Obama Announces New Afghanistan War Plan


March 26, 2009
• Mississippi Tornadoes; Hillary Clinton Visits Mexico
• Floods Swamp North Dakota; Tornadoes Slam Mississippi; New Rules of the Game; Drugs, Guns & Graves; Post Office: Big Losses Due to Big Houses?; Abducted Near the Border
• Fargo Faces Record Flooding; Mexico Battles Drug Violence; Web Site Hires Homeless for P.R. Effort; Natasha Richardson Death Draws Attention to Head Injuries; President Obama Answers Internet Questions; Officials Trying to Curb Flow of Illegal Guns, Drugs Between Mexico, U.S.; Saving Too Much Can Be Damaging Emotionally
• President Barack Obama Online With America
• Hoping to Hold Back Red River; President Obama Holds Internet Town Hall Meeting; Timothy Geithner Back on the Hill; Bye-Bye Retirement, President Obama Online With You
• Geithner Testifies Again Today; North Dakota Braces for Flooding; President Obama Plans Online Town Hall Meeting
• Red River Continues to Rise; Tornado Hits Mississippi; From Commander to Ambassador; Pres. Obama Answers Your Questions; One Family's Story of Horror in Mexico


March 25, 2009
• Gibbs Daily White House Press Briefing; F-22 Crashes in California; Analysis, Examination of President's Tuesday Night Briefing
• Senators React to President's Budget Appeal; Secretary of State Clinton Arrives in Mexico; U.S. Casualties of the Mexican Drug Wars; Housing Sales Up, Still Down Overall; Suicide Prevention in the Military
• Obama Meets with Dems to Push Budget; Clinton to Meet with Mexican Officials; Fargo Braces for Record-level Flooding; Veterans Heed Warnings to be Tested after Safety Mistake; Job Seekers Steer Clear of AIG; Cartels New Assassains: U.S. Teens, U.S. Troops to the Mexican Border?; The Not So Fat Cats of Business
• Shelters to Replace Tent City; President Obama Will Lobby Democrats on Budget; Drug Violence at the Border; UAE: Alternative Energy Source; Turkey Less Affected By Crisis; China Worried About U.S. Debt
• President Obama to Lobby Dems on Budget; Signs of Better Times?; Unemployed Respond to President; Drug Violence at the Border; Less Money Going to Mexico; Newspapers Going Extinct?; Dakotas Bracing For More Wet Weather; Obama, Scheffer Discuss NATO Summit
• Homeland Security Dealing with Spillover of Mexican Drug War; Flooding Expected in North Dakota Following Excessive Rain and Snow; Congressional Committee Tackles Alzheimer's Disease
• North Dakota Bracing for 40 Feet of Water; Invisible Flood Control Wall; Senate Hearing on U.S.-Mexico Border Violence


March 24, 2009
• Change in U.S. Approach to Mexico?; Rich and Infamous
• Wealth Gap; Free Perks Found Online; Women Suing Wall Street; Energy, Money Saving Tips; Foreclosed Churches
• Geithner Questioned by Congress Over AIG Bonuses; Severe Weather Strikes Midwest; Companies Offering Perks for Unemployed; Young People Often Uninsured; Vets Face Infection from Unsanitary Medical Equipment; Napolitano Pledges Initiatives to Fight Mexican Drug War in U.S.
• Geithner, Bernanke Face Lawmakers' Questions Over AIG; Giving AIG Bonuses Back; President Obama to Make Case for Budget Proposal; 64 Days In: How's the President Doing; Renters Facing Problems Due to Owners' Foreclosure
• AIG Wrath on Capitol Hill; Geithner, Bernanke Testify Before House Finance Committee
• Geithner, Bernanke Appear Before House Finance Committee; Napolitano Discusses Mexico Security Issues Before Congress
• Geithner and Bernanke Face Lawmakers; Former Employees Reveal Madoff's Quirky Side; Pres. Obama Calls Astronauts


March 23, 2009
• Obama Administration Unveils New Economic Plan; Markets Rebound
• Austan Goolsbee Answers Viewer Questions; Plane Overloading Target of NTSB Investigation of Montana Crash; Robert Gibbs Daily White House Press Briefing; Cattle Theft on the Rise
• Obama Speaks to Energy Entrepreneurs; New Plan Aims to Help Banks; Bank Under Fire for Private Jet; Severe Weather Warnings Issued; Small Banks Make a Comeback; Study Identifies Higher Heart Failure Rate for Blacks
• Bank Rescue: Wall Street Reacts; Mobilizing Team Obama; Our Next Energy Sources; Strip Club Job Fair; Affording Private School; Move to Get Banks Lending Again; President Obama on Energy Plan; Plane Nosedives Into Cemetery
• Spending Billions on Bad Debts; Why Small Banks are Thriving; Should Geithner Resign?; Bargains in Dubai, Stocks Rally on Treasury Plan, Housing Report, Banker Drives Cab; Financial Boot Camp
• Parents of Private-School Students Struggling to Pay; Flooding Threatens North Dakota; Banking on Treasury Program to Wipe Out Bad Assets; Mount Redoubt Erupting in Alaska
• Detoxing Our Banks; Plea for Sandbagging Volunteer; Pres. Obama's Hardest Decision; Back in Campaign Mode; Chaplain Preaches Money Management


March 22, 2009
• 17 Dead in Plane Crash; Tokyo FedEx Plane Crashes; Oakland Police Department's Deadliest Day; Obama Plans under Pressure; Record Flooding on the Way; The Next AIG; The Basketball Biz
• FedEx Cargo Plane Crashes at Narita Airport; 17 Dead in Montana Plane Crash; Fourth Oakland Cop Dies
• Mourning the Slain Oakland Police Officers; Bracing for Historic Flooding; Heading to Florida for Spring Break
• Four Oakland Police Officers, Gunman Killed; North Dakota Races to Battle Coming Flooding
• Three Police Officers Killed in Oakland Shoot Out; North Dakota Prepares for Massive Flooding


March 21, 2009
• Chemical Spill in Pennsylvania; Obama's Special Olympics Gaffe
• Police Shootings in Oakland; AIG Underestimated Bonus Payments
• Oakland Police Shootings; More AIG Bonuses
• The Fed Prints Trillions to Stimulate the Economy; IRS Says Scam to Take Tax Incomes, Stimulus Checks Increasing; More AIG Bonuses Discovered; Tent City in Sacramento Closing
• How to Find and Keep a Job in Tough Economic Times
• Governors Reject Stimulus Money; Nurse Demand; New Baggage Scanners; Feeding Queens' Hungry
• Budget Proposal Battle; Head Trauma; AIG Bonus Investigations
• Tent City in Sacramento to be Shut Down; AIG May Have Paid Out More Bonuses Than Previously Known; Small Luxuries Are Big Winners Even in These Tough Times
• Troubling Numbers From Congressional Budget Office; Resumes That Work; Free Health Care for Unemployed; Sports-Related Injuries; Jobless Looking for Better Days


March 20, 2009
• More TARP-Funded Outrages; Political Issues Discussed at Morehouse College
• Daily White House Press Briefing; Pink Slip Parties; Obama Vows That Missteps Will Be Made Public
• Obama Calls for Accountability in Recovery Act Funds; Medical Field Still Offers Employment Options; No Tax Refund for Victims of Identity Theft; Economic Downturn Reflected in Abortions, Online Dating, Divorces; Booklet Helps Kids Understand Economic Impacts
• President: Need States' Support; Big Taxes on Big Bonuses; Geithner's Ambitious Agenda; How to Fix Education; Wishers Come True; The Help Desk; Businesses that are Booming; Save Energy For Less; Eating Healthy on a Budget
• Demand for Nurses; Big Taxes on Big Bonuses; Wal-Mart Handing Out Bonuses; Revisiting the Johnson Family; Senate Banking Chairman Dodd Discusses AIG Fallout; North Dakota Faring Well Thanks to Brakken
• Obama's Accountability; Mass Layoffs in February Keep Unemployment Numbers High; Sacramento Mayor Cleaning Up Tent City; Rules to Becoming an "Empowered Patient"
• President Obama Appears on "Leno"; White House First Supported Executive Bonus Loophole; Young Adults Dominate Unemployed Ranks; Some Recession-Proof Jobs Available


March 19, 2009
• Pushing Geithner; U.S. Threatens to Knock Down North Korean Missile
• President Obama Speaks From Electric Vehicle Technical Center; House Passes 90 Percent Tax on Bailout Bonuses; Broadway Honors Natasha Richardson; Energy Star Savings
• Bailed-Out Firms Owe Back Taxes; Bill Would Limit Bonuses for Bailed-Out Firms; Obama Visits Electric Car Plant; Government Web Site Offers Info on Help; Housing Market Offering Opportunities for First- Time Buyers; Researching Cures for Prostate Cancer
• Bailout Banks Owe Back Taxes; House Vote on Taxing Bonuses; CNN Solves Bonus Mystery; How to Fix Health Care; Ready To Spend; Land a Job via Social Networking; Saving Money on Your Mortgage; Foreclosure Silver Lining; Prescription for Jobs; Spring Training Ghost Town
• House Vote on Taxing Bonuses; President Obama on Bonus Controversy; Hart Times & Hope in Ohio; FedEx Announces Cutbacks; UAW President Won't Run Again; Auto Supplier Help; Caring Beyond the Classroom
• Congress Voting on Bonus Bill; Best Buys for Pharmaceuticals; The AIG Board of Directors: How Much Are They to Blame?; Family Physician Offers Free Services to Struggling Patients; Retirees Heading Back to Work
• Fed to Pump $1 Trillion into Economy; Dodd Fesses up to Paving Way for AIG Bonuses; College Sophomore is Biz Whiz; Student Entrepreneurship Emerge in Tough Times; Dodgertown to Ghost Town


March 18, 2009
• AIG CEO Ed Liddy Faces Angry Congress
• AIG Chariman & CEO Edward Liddy Appears Before House Finance Committee
• Edward Liddy Speaks Before House Committee Investigating AIG; Why Were AIG Bonuses Paid?; Job Seeker Struggling Despite Qualifications; Generics a Cost-Effective Alternative
• President Obama Comments on AIG House Hearings; Bonus Backlash Against AIG; Why Can't AIG Fail?; Atlanta Job Fair Attracts Hundreds; Anger and Outrage Growing Over AIG Bonuses; No Cash, Try Bartering; Fire in London Near Big Ben
• House AIG Hearings; Investment Survival Guide; AIG Shares Up 44 Percent
• House Finance Committee Congressional Members Opening Remarks; Examination of How Much Money Went to Executives, Where it Came From and Whether Congress Has Any Real Avenue to Retrieve It
• Fed to Announce Rate Decision; Summers Defends Handling of AIG; Congressional Loophole Investigated


March 17, 2009
• AIG Under Fire; Death of the Newspaper?
• Gibbs Answers About AIG Bonuses; No More McMansions; Billboard Resume
• Tips on Coping with Foreclosure; Hundreds Attend D.C. Job Fair; Where is Stimulus Money Going?; Program Helps Low-Income Youth to Help Others; More Details Emerge about AIG Bonuses; White-Collar Workers Turn to Other Employment after Layoffs
• AIG Bonus Outrage Festers in Senate; Vegas: Land of Foreclosures and Cancelled Business Plans; Toxic Assets Continue Poisonous Pollution of Banks; COBRA Questions Answered
• 'Stop the AIG Bonus Payments'; Celebrating St. Patrick's Day; Vegas Tourism Dealt a Bad Hand?; Psychics Give Financial Readings; Where the Jobs Are; Thrift Store Fashion
• AIG Bonuses; Road to Rescue; Tips on Maintaining Sound Financial Position


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