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June 24, 2009
• Iran's Supreme Leader Not Poised for Compromise; Obama Administration Ramping Up Iran Rhetoric; Obama May Be Ready to Return Ambassador to Syria After Four-Year Absence; Sanford's Hiatus Spent in Argentina, Not Appalachian Trail; Day Three of D.C. Metro Crash Investigation; No Answers About Steve Jobs' Liver Transplant


June 23, 2009
• Iran Clamps Down; President Obama Speaks Out on Iran; Missing South Carolina Governor to Return Home; On the Battlefield in Afghanistan; Ed McMahon Dead at 86
• Reaction to President Obama's Remarks on Iran; In Death, Demanding Change; D.C. Train Crash
• President Obama Holds a Press Conference
• President Obama Criticized on Protests in Iran; Islam's Grip on Iran; D.C. Train Crash Kills 9; Ed McMahon Dead at 86
• Seven Confirmed Dead in D.C. Metro Crash; Ed McMahon Dies at Age 86; Obama to Discuss Iranian Protests, Health Care and Energy Policy at Press Conference Today; British Foreign Office Expels Two Iranian Diplomats from London; Existing Home Sales Up For Second Straight Month
• New Book About Blackwater; Mayor of Los Angeles Not to Run for Governor; Update on the Deadly Metro Rail Crash in Washington, D.C.
• Ed McMahon Died at Age 86; Investigators Looking for a Cause After Two Metro Trains Collide in D.C.; The Guardian Council Ruled Out Annulling the Election Results as Protests Continue Throughout Iran


June 22, 2009
• Iranian Anger Escalates
• Police Combat Protestors in Iran
• Iranian Protests Continue Despite Threats; GOP Critical of Obama's Response to Iran; Women Play Key Role in Iran Protests;
• President Obama on Drug Costs for Seniors; Tension & Turmoil in Iran; GOP Criticizes 'Timid' Response on Iran
• New Protests in Iran; Testing the President; Hidden Airline Fees
• More Coverage of Iranian Protests; Video coming from Amateurs
• Iran's Disputed Election; Riot Police at Tabriz Protest; Critics Demand Tougher Stance from Obama; Deadline in Iraq


June 21, 2009
• Blood on the Streets of Iran; Neda: Face of Protest Movement in Iran; Iranian Student Recounts Street Clash; Iranians in America Rally
• Scenes of Violence Now Leaking Out of Iran; Protests Continue
• Media Blackout Gives Rise To Sketchy Details From Iran; Death Toll Could Be 19, or 150; CNN Dubai Bureau Chief Recounts His Harrowing Experience Covering A Demonstration
• Disturbing Video Coming From Iran; Heavy Police Presence Doesn't Stop Protestors; Social Networking Sites Help Iranians Get Messages Out. The White House Remains Neutral, Should the U.S. Do More?
• Continuing Coverage of Iran Election Fallout


June 20, 2009
• Turmoil in Tehran, Police Clashing with Protestors; Uploading the Unrest Using the Internet; Change of Tone and Defiance of Protestors; U.S. President Obama's Reaction to Iran Election Protests; Two U.S. Journalists Escape from the Taliban
• Further Coverage of Iranian Protests of the Election Results
• Reporting the Latest News from Iran
• Continuing Coverage of the Situation in Iran, as Police Battle Protestors
• Reported Iran Home Invasion; Amanpour Reports from the Streets of Iran; Blood on the Streets of Iran; iReport from Iran: Eyewitness to History
• Defiant Anti-Government Protesters Clash with Police in Iran
• Latest Information from Iran; Police Have Apparently Attacked Protestors
• Coverage of the Situation in Iran; Police and Protestors Clash
• Continuing Coverage of the Unrest in Iran; Post-Election Protest Reporting Sketchy
• Iranian Election Fallout Continues; Mass Rallies Have Not Occurred Today
• Iran Election Fallout Continues
• Explosion at the Shrine to Ayatollah Khomeini; Further Coverage of the Situation in Iran


June 19, 2009
• President Obama's New Approval Numbers; Investigating Air France Flight 447; Latest on Iran
• Protest Continue in Iran As Ayatollah Derides Protestors
• Iran's Supreme Leader Calls for Halt to Protests; Iranian- American TV Station Uses High-Tech Tricks to Gather News; Iranians Organizing Protests Online
• More Coverage of Protests in Tehran and Elsewhere; Iran's Supreme Leader Praises Election as "Definitive Victory"; Nuts and Bolts of Health Care Reform & Pre-existing Conditions; Medical Marijuana Legal and a Crime; Apple's New iPhone Goes on Sale
• Iran's Supreme Leader Declares Ahmadinejad the Victor
• Iran's Supreme Leader Gives Ahmadinejad the Election Victory
• President Obama's Remarks At Hispanic Prayer Breakfast Touches On The Path To Citizenship, Immigrants Who Serve In The Military; Iran's Supreme Leader Speaks


June 18, 2009
• Iranians Remain Defiant; Next North Korean Leader?
• Iran election protests, Holocaust Museum Survivors, Hate Crimes
• A Sea of Black in Iran as Protesters Mourn Election; Pilot Dies During Flight, Plane Lands Safely; Some Feel Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Has Disproportionate Amount of Power; California's PARS-TV Serves as Lifeline for Millions of Iranians; Montana Town to Get Help From the EPA; The Internet Revolution in Iran Continues
• Private Health Insurance; Health Care Ad Challenged; Go After That Job; How Many Green Jobs
• Bernie Madoff Sits Down With SEC Inspector General; Geithner Appearing Before Senate Panel to Push Obama's Financial Institution Regulations Plan; Mousavi Supporters Wear Black to Mourn Iranian Election Results; Iranian-Americans in California Tune into Pars TV; Continental Flight 61 Lands Safely After Pilot Dies
• Iranian Protest; Stoning of Soraya M. Film; Children Lost on Plane
• Dissent in Iran; Why Men Need to See the Doctor; Cashing In On Mom's Death; Debate Over Legalizing Pot


June 17, 2009
• Large Protests Continue in Iran; Senator Ensign Resigns Republican Leadership Positions After Announcing Affair
• Obama Unveils New Financial Regulatory Agencies, New Oversight For Non-Banking Entities
• Obama Speaks about Economy, Provides Plan; Protests Continue in Iran
• Despite Government Clampdown, Video and News Are Getting Out of Iran; Phoenix Kidnapping Cases Detailed
• Iranian Authorities Block Protestor's Flow Of Info Via The Internet; But Images Of Violence And Destruction Trickle Out Even As Foreign Correspondents Movements Are Restricted
• President Obama To Propose Package of New Financial Regulations Today; News from Iran Getting Out, Despite Crackdown
• President to Extend Health Care Benefits to Same-Sex Partners of Federal Employees; Iran Restricts Media in Post-Election Coverage


June 16, 2009
• Iran Bans Foreign Journalists From Rallies; Letterman Apologizes to Palin; Florida Scholl Beatings Lawsuit
• Interview With Rep. Phil Roe; Turmoil in Iran
• News Blackout of Protests in Iran; Congress Seeks Answers on V.A. Safety Lapses; Airlines Hit Hard by Recession; Iran Bans Foreign Media From Reporting on Protests
• Finding the Right Prescription; Doctor's Exit From Cuba; The Help Desk
• Iranian Government Bans Foreign Media From Covering Election Rallies; Cost Analysis of Healthcare Bill Puts $1 Trillion Price Tag on Reform; Doctors and Experts Say There Are Large Disparities in Health Care Between Whites and Minorities; Tips on How to Save Money When You're Without Health Care; American Car Companies Try to Rebuild; Seven Protesters in Iran Killed; Presidents Obama and Lee Myung-Bak Address Concerns About North Korea and Economy
• Girl, 10, Fights Breast Cancer; Is Housing Market Stabilizing?; U.S. Eyeing Iran's External Actions; Father's Battle for Son in Brazil Continues; WWII Female Pilots Recognized
• Iran Bans Foreign Media; Obama Meets with S. Korean Counterpart; Health Insurance Struggles for Small Businesses; Financial Watchdog Agency to be Proposed; Governors Try to Set Uniform Education Standards


June 15, 2009
• Charges of Fraud in Iranian Election
• Iran's Ayatollah Sets A New Tone In Post-Election Unrest By Allowing An Investigation Into Allegations Of Voter Fraud
• Obama Addresses American Medical Association; Protestor Killed at Iranian Rally; Election Uproar Suggests Declining Status of Supreme Leader; Guard's Mother Does not Hate Her Son's Shooter; Ahmadinejad Says he is President of all Iranians
• Selling Health Plan to Doctors; Post-Election Protests in Iran; Pres. Obama Addresses AMA
• Post-Election Protest in Iran; Paying for the Medically Uninsured; Medical Costs & Geography; Doctors Want Health Care Reform to Include Malpractice Protection; McCain Reiterates Support for Health Care Tax Credit; Who Are the Iranian Protesters?; Compare Med Prices Online
• Mousavi Supporters Continue to Protest in Streets of Iran; Questions of Iranian Vote Legitimacy May Complicate Obama's Plan to Reach Out to Iran on Nuclear Issues; Gas on the Rise Yet Again; Dow Finally Back in the Black for the Year, But Down 190 Points Today; Progressive Insurance Commercial Raises Some Eyebrows
• Iranians Dispute Election Despite Government's Ban on Political Demonstrations; Obama Trying to Sell American Medical Association on His Health Care Reforms Today; Gas Prices on the Rise Yet Again; Dow Drops Quickly After Friday's High Close; Iran in the Digital Age; U.S. Military Directive on Iran; Lakers Fans' Celebrations Turn Ugly; Remodeling Gone Bad


June 14, 2009
• Aftermath of the Iranian Election; Guantanamo Detainess Being Settled in Bermuda
• Ahmadinejad Defends His Win; Iranian Presidential Election Sparks Global Protest; U.S. Watching Iran Closely; Iran and the Digital Age
• Iran Election Sparks Protests in Iran and Worldwide; Washington Skeptical of Election's Veracity; Former Gitmo Detainee: 'I'm not a Terrorist'; BET Founder Reflects on Achievement
• Riots Erupt in the Fallout of Iran's Presidential Election; No Sighting Yet of Opponent Mir Hossein Mousavi; Violent Clashes Continue in Iran; Program Tried to Increase the Number of Black Americans in Engineering
• More Discussion and Analysis of the Highly Disputed Election in Iran
• International Reaction To The Turmoil in Iran is Tempered as Ahmadinejad Acts to Affirm His Victory in the Hotly Contested Election


June 13, 2009
• Interview With Former Guantanamo Bay Detainee; Interview with California Attorney General
• Single Mother of 13 Becomes College Valedictorian; A Close Look at Extremism
• Ahmadinejad Re-Election Sparks Unrest; Former Gitmo Detainee Speaks Out; Rising Tide of Hate in America
• Outrage Over Iran's Election Spilling Into Streets of Tehran; TV's Digital Conversion; High-Tech Farmers; Swine Flu Pandemic
• Anger on the Streets of Tehran as President Ahmadinejad of Iran is Re-Elected
• Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Officially Declared President; President Obama Pushing For Health Care Reform
• Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Re-Elected in Iran: Tensions Running High; President Obama Talking Health Care This Weekend; Nuclear Warning From North Korea; Launch of Space Shuttle Endeavor Canceled Due to Hydrogen Leak


June 12, 2009
• Iranians Vote; Palin Takes on Letterman; Retired Couple Allegedly Spies for Cuba; American Student on Trial in Italy
• Undocumented Students Have to Put Their Education Goals on Hold; Young Voters May Carry Iranian Presidential Election; Homeless Advocate Talks About Stereotypes Against the Homeless; How to Track Legislators' Expenses With Public Funds; Congress Passes Unprecedented Regulations on Tobacco; Anne Frank's Image Age Progressed To Show What She Would Look Like on her Eightieth Birthday; How to Recycle Your Old TV and Other Apparatus Due to Digital Switch; TSA Rejects Applicant Because of HIV Status; George H.W. Bush Celebrates Eighty-Fifth Birthday
• New Bill Will Place Tobacco Under FDA Regulation; Women May Be Key in Iranian Election; Girl Gets Obama Memento from Town Hall Meeting; Texas Officials Using Forfeiture Funds for Questionable Purposes
• No Experience in the Driver's Seat; Iran Votes; Mexico Tourist Fears; Health Benefits for Congress; HIV Epidemic is Real; Check for Drafts
• New Law Increases Regulation of Tobacco Industry; Iranian Presidential Election Draws Massive Voter Interest; Holocaust Museum Reopens; Doctors Concerned about Public Health Insurance Reimbursement Rate; Airlines Cutting Flights; Storm Chasers Study Tornados; Obama Hails Tobacco Law
• Pyongyang to Test Another Nuke?; Iranian Election Underway; Dealing with Tobacco
• Pyongyang May Be Preparing For a Nuclear Test; House Expected to Vote on Tobacco Control Bill Today; Business Groups Meeting to Talk About Obama's Proposed Health Care Reform; Large Turnout at Iranian Polls Said to be Unprecedented


June 11, 2009
• Who Was Holocaust Museum Shooter?
• President Obama Holds Town Hall on Health Care Overhaul; Analysis of Health Care Plan; Security Guard Recalls 2007 Church Shooting
• Should Security Guards Wear Bullet-Proof Vests?; President Obama Urges Health Care Changes
• Holocaust Museum Shooting Suspect to be Charged; Obama Pushing His Health Care Reform Ideas in Green Bay Today; Flu Fears Close Hong Kong Schools; Foreclosures Down Six Percent in May From April; Wells Fargo Accused of Reverse Redlining; Car Speeding From Crime Kills 4; Obama Proposes His Government-Run Health Plan to Green Bay Residents; Port-A-Potty Business Stays Afloat; Iranian Presidential Election Heating Up With Less Than a Day to Go
• Holocaust Museum in Mourning; Selling Health Care Overhaul; May Foreclosures Fall, But Still High; Son Remembers Slain Dad as Hero; New Jobless Claims Down; School in India Educates Impoverished Children; Robbery Suspect Kills 4 During Police Chase; News Conference on Museum Shooting
• Holocaust Museum Closed Today After Yesterday's Shooting; Neighbors Talk About Von Brunn's Hatred of Minorities; Storms in Much of the Western Part of U.S.; Female Vote May Make or Break Hossein Mousavi; President Obama's To Hold Town Hall Meeting in Wisconsin to Discuss Health Care; Americans Spending More; Fed May Have Strong- Armed Bank of America to Purchase Merrill Lynch; Pace of Layoffs Is Slowing; Brazilian High Court Sends Sean Goldman Case Back to Appeals Court
• Shooting Suspect is Known White Supremacist, Anti-Semite; Iranians Go to the Polls Friday; Pace of Layoffs Easing; Holocaust Museum Shooting; Remembering Holocaust Museum Guard; Feeling Young as You Age; W.H.O. Could Declare Pandemic; Wrong House Demolished


June 10, 2009
• Shooting at U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
• Security Guard Shot at Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C.; Obama Schedules Town Hall Meeting in Wisconsin
• Two People Critically Injured After Shooting at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C; Florida Sting Nabs Child Porn Suspects; Reform Called for with Iranian Election; Tapes Reveal Security Lapse at Bombed Hotel; Drug Violence Spills into Mexico Tourist Spots; Bill Offers Cash to Trade in Gas Guzzlers
• Tourists Caught in Mexico Drug Wars; Couple Working on Ranch in Mexico Find Lives in Danger; Forced to Close, Chrysler Dealer Starts Over; Lawmakers Continue to Debate Obama's Public Health Option; The Five Permanent U.N. Security Council Members Agreed to Expand and Tighten Sanctions Against North Korea; French Submarine With High-Tech Sonar Joins the Search for Air France's Flight Data Recorders; Overburdened at Work; Jon Voight Blasts Obama; Ahmadinejad Supporters Face Off Against Opposition Supporters for Upcoming Iranian Presidential Election; GOP Leader Says Dems Importing Terrorists; Palau to Take Gitmo Prisoners; Pakistani Cop vs. Bomber
• Battle Lines Forming Over Future of Health Care; Chrysler Closes the Deal; Cash for Clunkers Bill; Search Continues for Flight Data Recorders; Police Still Investigating Blast at Peshawar Hotel; Robotics Students Succeed; Unabomber Fighting Efforts to Sell Belongings
• North Korean Nuclear Defiance; Cuban Spy Drama


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