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February 10, 2011
• NY GOP Representative Quits over Internet Scandal; Explosion Kills One, Five More Missing; Donald Trump to Speak at CPAC Conference in Washington Today


February 09, 2011
• Egyptian Protests Intensify; Lindsay Lohan in Court; Largest Gathering of Top Republicans Meet Tomorrow; 'On the Case'
• Egypt Protests Spread; Abortion Doctor Appears in Court; Lindsay Lohan in Court; Gabrielle Giffords' Condition Improving
• More Snow for Oklahoma City; Controlling 'Bath Salts'; Possible Help for 99ers; The Gift of Life
• More Snow in the South; Backlash Over Bath Salts; Banning Sexting at School in Southwest Washington; Smart Phones Versus Personal Computers; Patriot Act Extension Defeated; What Your Heart Needs More of; Rep. Giffords Speaking; U.S. Government Leaving Mortgage Business; Incumbent's Power & Pitfalls; Eatocracy with Richard Blais
• Promising Development for Early State Breast Cancer; Controlling 'Bath Salts'; Talk Back Question; CNN Challenge; Egypt's Deserted Pyramids
• Storm Hitting Plains, South; Coach Gives Kidney to Player; Dropping Fannie & Freddie
• U.S. Mexico Task Force; Google Exec Rallies Egyptian Protesters; The Amazing Shrinking Cubicle
• Another Blast of Snow; Huge Crowds in Tahrir Square; Coach Donates Kidney to Player; Changing Care for Breast Cancer; First Lady Spotlights Obesity Campaign; Ten-Month Toyota Study Concludes Electronics Not to Blame; Incumbent's Power & Pitfalls; LeBron Drops 41 as Heat Win


February 08, 2011
• Murder Confession Revealed; Botox Behind Bars?; American Marriages in Trouble?; Turning Up Heat on Egypt's Government
• Toyota Investigation Report Released; Ohio Killer's Confession
• Texas Refining Plant on Fire; $1,000 Homes for Detroit Police; Shark Attacks on the Rise; Texas Refining Plant Ablaze
• Budget Cuts Hit Home; $1,000 Homes for Detroit Police; Hiring Breakdown; President Obama And The GOP; Challenging The President; Empty Seats & Angry Fans at the Super Bowl; Army Captain Creates High- Tech Way to Navigate the Battlefield
• Anger Over Mandatory Arabic; 'Globe Trekking'; Possible 2012 GOP Contenders; The Help Desk; Talk Back; CNN Challenge; Five Sets Of Brothers In Marines
• Tens of Thousands in Tahrir Square; Reform Costs Banks Billions; Unarmed Egyptian Protester Shot, Killed; A Look at the 2012 GOP Frontrunners
• Terrorist Release "Flawed"; Mubarak's Extreme Wealth; Credit Card Use Rising
• Day 15 of Egypt's Protests; The Contenders for 2012; Two Brothers Arrested in iPhone Counterfeit Scheme; Adult Store Gives Sex Toys for Guns; Arizona's Battle Over Birthright Citizenship; The Similarities of Dieting and Investing


February 07, 2011
• Some Call for CPAC Boycott; 'On the Case'; Power Outage At Newark Airport; Passengers Revolt On Flight; Rumsfeld's First Interview Since '06
• Arizona's Continuing Immigration Battle; President Obama Delivers Speech to U.S. Chamber of Commerce; Super Bowl Champs Welcomed Home
• Defining a Citizen; 79.9 Percent Interest Credit Card; Drugs Smuggled on Flights; The President's Religion
• A Sense of Normalcy in Cairo Today; President Obama Speaks to Chamber of Commerce; Drugs Smuggled On Flights; George W. Bush Threatened With Charges; Assange in London Court; Deadly Frat House Shooting; American Hikers in Iran Appear in Court; The Six-Year-Old Boy Behind the Mask; Mark Kelly's Back at Work; The Arizona Immigration Debate; Defining a Citizen; AOL Acquires Huffington Post; Gay Parents In The Bible Belt; White House Briefing
• Egyptian Protesters Vow Not to Leave; President Obama Talks Before Super Bowl; George W. Bush Cancels Trip to Geneva; Talk Back Question; Hard To Be Out Of Work Boomer; Drugs Smuggled On Flights
• Protesters Form Human Chain in Egypt; Hackers Hit Nasdaq Network; Living, Sleeping and Fighting in Tahrir Square; President Obama Speaks to U.S. Chamber of Commerce Today
• What It's Like to Be Single; AOL Buys Huffington Post; Slow Progress in Egyptian Negotiations
• Egypt's 14th Day of Protests; Wall Street Rides a Rally; Sales of High-Prices Bourbon Rise; Egypt's 14th Day of Protests; AOL Buys Huffington Post; Packers Win Super Bowl; Stressed Out by Heavy Snow; SNL's Winners & Losers in Egypt; Ronald Reagan Remembered; Pack Fans Celebrate in Dallas


February 06, 2011
• Alleged Police Beating Caught on Tape; U.S. Hikers Go on Trial in Iran; Ronald Reagan Remembered; Super Bowl's Super Problems Noted; A Preview of CNN Exclusive: "Selling the Girl Next Door"; Palin Blasts Pres. on Egypt
• Super Bowl Seating Snafu; Ronald Reagan Remembered; U.S. Arms Sales Under Scrutiny; Judge's Son Arrested in Las Vegas Casino Heist; You can Help Ken Win Back Barbie; Will.I.Am of Black Eyed Peas Discusses Super Bowl Show
• Shooting Near Youngstown State University Kills One, Wounds Eleven; Egyptian Vice President Meets With Opposition Leaders; Egyptian Army Fires Warning Shots in Tahrir Square; Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Says Mubarak Era Over; Espionage Trial of Three American Hikers Begins in Iran


February 05, 2011
• Life Inside Tahrir Square; U.S Demonstrators Show Support for Egypt Protests; Sex Trafficking and the Super Bowl
• Rallies Support Egypt Protests; Interview with Will.i.am; Super Bowl Youthful Half-Time Program; Children Left Behind
• Friends, Family Celebrate Reagan's 100th Birthday; Officers Beat Teen, Get Misdemeanor Charges; Michael Fosberg Discusses Revelation He is African-American; 24 Hours Before Super Bowl Kickoff; Mubarak's Son Resigns from Party; Rallies Held across U.S. to Support Egyptian Protesters; Charlie Sheen Reportedly Doing Rehab at Home
• Former U.S. Special Envoy Seems To Contradict Obama About Mubarak's Immediate Departure; Protesters Defy Curfew Again; Egypt's Uncertain Future
• Egypt's Strategic Importance; A Hero Off the Gridiron; Charlie Sheen Bank in Rehab; Some Elite Egyptians in Protests
• Prominent Members of Egypt's Ruling National Democratic Party Resign; President Hosni Mubarak's Son No Longer Eligible to Take Over Egypt's Presidency; Poor Economic Conditions Are One Source of Unrest in Egypt; Boy Treated For Severe Cancer Plays College Football After Recovery; Shoe Selling Internet Business Has Fun Work Environment; Jordan's Royal Family Attempting to Head Off Popular Protests With Limited Governmental Reforms; Grandparents May Be the New Market in Growing Economy
• Leadership of Egypt's Ruling Political Party Resign; Health Care in the Nation's Highest Courts; Latest Ruling in Tucson Shooting; Congressman Sues For Big Bucks Over Olive Pit
• Cairo Protest: Day 12; Diplomatic Maneuvering; Unrest Hits Pentagon; Solidarity Protests Held in U.S.; Journalists Attacked; Countdown to Super Bowl; Muslim Brotherhood Calls for President Mubarak's Resignation; Latest From Alexandria, Egypt; Key to Shoe Company's Success
• Some Egyptian Demonstrators Continue in Liberation Square; Egyptian Vice President Meets With Anti-Government Protestors; Heavy Security Prepared For Super Bowl; Video of Police Beating Prone Suspect Released; Mailman Saves Elderly Woman; Celebrities Tying Themselves to Super Bowl; Bad Weather Continues to Hit South


February 04, 2011
• Husband of Gabrielle Giffords Headed to Space; Egypt Protests Continue; Bellagio Theft Suspect Arrested; Porn Sunday; U.S. Is 'Addict Nation'; Weekend: Republicans and Reagan; McCain: Won't Endorse 2012 Candidate; Mark Foley Re-Enters Political Fray; Security at Super Bowl; 'Political Pop'; 'On the Case'
• Huge Protests Continue in Egypt; Husband of Gabrielle Giffords Heading to Space; Hundreds of Flights to Super Bowl Canceled; President Obama Speaks Out on Egypt Crisis; Bad Weather Continues in the South
• Peaceful Demonstration in Tahrir Square; Shrimp Swimming in the Desert; An Astronaut's Struggle; "Day of Departure" Rally in Egypt; African-American Unemployment
• Egypt's Day Of Departure; Kelly Will Command Endeavour; Unemployment Rate Falls To 9 Percent; New Orleans Population Decline; 16 Sailors Dismissed Over Drugs; New Friends For Bullied Teen, the Philadelphia Eagles; Super Bowl Travel Challenges; Unemployment Rate Drops; An Astronaut's Struggle; Reagan's Lasting Legacy; 'Day of Departure' Rally in Egypt
• Egypt's 'Day of Departure'; Egyptian Military's Critical Role; Saving Brooklyn; Can't Light Up At Park; The Help Desk; Super Bowl Uniting Americans; From Homeless To Super Bowl
• Tone of Protest Changes in Cairo; Super Bowl Fever Hits Wall Street; Journalists Targeted in Egypt; Jobs Report Disappointing; Super Bowl Ad Preview; Football Fuels Passion to Live; Super Bowl Uniting Americans; NFL Players Surprise Bullying Victim
• Egypt's "Day of Departure;" Proof Internet Feeds Into Gullability?
• Egypt's Day of Departure; Mapping Egypt's Future; January Jobs Report Disappoints; 630 Flights to Dallas Canceled; Countdown to the Super Bowl


February 03, 2011
• Reporters Targeted in Egypt; Casino Theft Suspect Arrested; Charlie Sheen's Home Rehab; Rhianna's Racy New Video Reportedly Banned; JLo Heading to the White House for Super Bowl; Palin Snubs CPAC, Again; State Department Condemns Reporter Arrests in Egypt; 'On the Case'
• Egypt Arresting Journalists?; Could Fort Hood Shooting Have Been Prevented?
• Egyptian State TV Tries to Shape What Egyptians See; Reporters Harassed & Attacked in Egypt; Economy's Ticking Time Bomb
• Truck Plunges Into Icy Water; Thousands More Flights Have Been Cancelled; Bitter Cold After Epic Storm; Egyptian Vice President Wants Dialogue; Zach Walls Three Minute Speech On Same-Sex Marriage; Report Showing Failures In Preventing Fort Hood Massacre; Obama States When He Became A Christian; Arrest In Bellagio Heist; Inside A Revolution In Egypt; Record Low Temperatures in Texas as Fans Prepare for Super Bowl; Rubble Recycled to Concrete
• Yemen's 'Day of Rage'; Beyond the Violence in Egypt; Egyptian- American Business Owners' View; Street Triage and Makeshift Hospitals in Cairo; J.Lo & Marc Anthony Headed to White House for Super Bowl; President Obama Explains His Faith; Some Egyptians 'Willing To Die For Freedom'
• Still a Tense Situation in Cairo; Yemen's 'Day of Rage'; Blizzard Causes Travel Troubles; Youth, Poverty in Arab World; An American Helps in Egypt; New VP Suleiman Addresses Egyptian People; President Obama Explains His Faith
• Largest Cyclone to Hit Austrailia; Norweigian Political Nominates WikiLeaks for the Nobel Peace Prize; Lake Rescue Out of Oklahoma; Planned Parenthood Under Fire After Secretly Taped Video Leaks; America as an "Addict Nation"
• President Obama Speaks Live at National Prayer Breakfast; Historic Cyclone Hits Australia; Tensions High in Cairo After Bloody Clashes; Egyptian Police Rounding up Journalists; Yemen's Day of Rage; Anti-Abortion Group Goes Undercover at Planned Parenthood; Poll: Florida Senator is Vulnerable; Young Packer Fans' Team Spirit


February 02, 2011
• Chaos in Egypt Following Mubarak Announcement; CNN Crew Kicked & Punched in Streets of Cairo; Teens Attack 8th Grader; 'On the Case'
• Chaos in Egypt; Monster Storm Strikes Heartland
• Oklahoma Snow Record Shattered; Teens Attack 8th Grader; Chaos in Cairo
• Hundreds Wounded, One Killed in Cairo Violence; Snow Blizzard's Next Stop New England; 11,000-Plus Cancelled Flights; Chicago Snow Breaks Records; White House Press Briefing; Mubarak Government Speaks Out; Super Bowl Wow Recipes
• Enormous Winter Storm; Violent Clashes in Cairo's Tahrir Square; Key to Zappos' Success; Sex, Lives, And the FBI; Afghan Girls Catching Air; Major Gunfire In Tahrir Square
• Violent Clashes in Cairo; Situation in Egypt Has 'Deteriorated'; Molotov Cocktails Being Thrown Into Crowds
• Protesters Hurt in Tahrir Square; Monster Storm Moves East
• Violence Erupts in Egypt; Pro- and Anti-Mubarak Protesters Clash; Massive Storm Hits Midwest, Headed East; Teargas Fired in Tahrir Square as Pro and Anti-Mubarak Protesters Clash; EPA to Regulate Perchlorate


February 01, 2011
• Storm Spans 2,500 Miles; Jordan's King Abdullah Dismisses Government; Nevada Betting on Solar Power
• Egypt's 'March of Millions'; Jihad Jane Changes Plea to Guilty; Philadelphia Police Arrest Last Suspect in Teen Bullying Attack; What Role Should the U.S. Play in Egypt?; Chicago Bracing For Big Storm; Oil Prices At Two Year High; Report: Mubarak Won't Run Again; Detecting Melanoma With Ease; Charlotte, North Carolina to Host 2012 Democratic National Convention; Risk Factors of Winter Storms
• Egyptians Answer Call for 'March of Millions'; Benefits for New Members of Congress; Up to an Inch of Ice Expected in St. Louis; The Help Desk; Talk Back; Blizzard Warnings In 8 States; Topless Activists Send Message
• Battling Lawmakers Get Benefits; Egypt's 'March of Millions'; Snow Removal Costs Pile Up
• Winter Storm Spans 2,000 Miles; Egypt's "March of Million"
• Monster Storm Threatens Midwest; Egypt's March of Millions; Oil Giant BP Reporting Major Losses in 2010; Volunteerism up in Egypt; Australia Braces for Cyclone; Heat Blast Cavs


January 31, 2011
• Crisis in Egypt; Higher Gas Prices Coming?; Health Care Struck Down; Mom Kills "Mouthy" Kids
• Florida Judge Strikes Health Care Law; Thousands Fleeing Egypt; Monster Snowstorm Targets Midwest
• White House Comments on Egypt; Turmoil in Egypt: Why Now?; Florida Judge Strikes Down Health Law
• Millions Urged To Hit Streets To Protest In Egypt; Mubarak Swears In New Cabinet Members; Friday Confirmed Deaths In Egypt; Detroit Rampage By Moore Caught On Tape At Precinct; Police Surrounded Moore's Home For Sexual Assault Charges; Big Storm Coming Working Up In The U.S.; Balancing Act On Egypt, Obama Administration Not Taking Sides; Balancing Act On Egypt; Egypt and Oil Prices; Major Blizzard in the Making; Marines Send to U.S. Embassy in Egypt; The Muslim Brotherhood: Who are They?
• No Sign of Anti-Mubarak Movement Waning; Nevada Looks to Diversify Economy; Getting Americans Out of Egypt; Taking Sides In Egypt; Shopping By The Seasons; Pakistani Mom In First Grade
• U.S. Response to Egypt Crisis; Larger Protests Planned in Egypt; Unrest Could Impact Oil Supply; Tips on Spotting a Shotty Contractor
• Unrest and Protests in Egypt Continue; Lawlessness and Food Shortages Starting to Take Their Toll in Egypt; U.S. Evacuating Americans From Egypt; Wall Street Watches Oil Routs in Egypt; Tea Party's Role in Republican Politics Welcome, Says Gallup; Quality Versus Quantity of Jobs Created
• Shots Fired in Alexandria; Heavy Machine Gun Fire Overnight; The U.S. Diplomatic Challenge; Couple Marries While Running Marathon; Suez Canal: Egypt's Critical Link; Clinton's Concerns over Haiti; Bad Tour Start for Tiger Woods


January 30, 2011
• Uprising in Egypt; Washington's Delicate Diplomacy; Ex-Steeler Gives Back; Fear and Hope in Egypt
• Protests Escalate in Egypt; Mohamed ElBaradei Remains in Egypt; Hillary Clinton Calls for Restraint Against Protestors; Storm Headed to Nation's Midsection; Communicating Without Internet Access
• Uprising in Egypt; Egyptian-American Family Stranded; U.S., French and German Governments Urging Egypt to Make Political Reforms
• Egypt Uprising; Big Storm System Coming Across U.S.; SAG Awards Tonight
• Egyptians Rise in Cairo; Unrest Spreads From Cairo; Americans Stranded in Egypt; State Department on U.S. Evacuations; More Pro- Uprising Demos Planned; Egypt's ElBaradei Joins Protest; Cairo Under All-Night Curfew; Social Media and Protests; Another Winter Storm Approaching; European Leaders Call for Major Reforms in Egypt; Early Voting for Chicago's Mayoral Election to Begin


January 29, 2011
• Uprising in Egypt
• Egypt in Crisis; Violent Clashes Have Killed Dozens
• At Least 31 Reported Killed in Alexandria; Security Breakdown in Egypt, Citizens Protecting their Own Property
• Dramatic Events Continue To Unfold In Egypt, With No Resolution, Protestors Defy Curfew, Mubarak Refuses To Step Down
• Peaceful Alexandria Protests Take Deadly Turn; Much Uncertainty For Residents in Cairo; Neighborhood Watches Being Formed as Looting Becoming a Real Concern
• Peaceful Protests Supporting the Egyptian People Occurring Globally; Israel Worried About Egyptian Protests Effects on Current Peace Agreements, Process; Examining the Egyptian Ripple Effect on the Entire Middle East Region; Social Media Continues to be Current Tool of Communication Throughout Egypt
• Journalists Use Twitter to Report From Egypt Amid Violence and Chaos; Residents in Egypt's Major Cities Fight to Stop Looting, Chaos; Reports That Five People Killed During Siege on Egypt's Interior Ministry
• U.S. Administration Acknowledges Significant Role of Social Media Technology in Egyptian Protests; Signs of Anarchy Appearing as Police Appear to Have Abandoned Cairo; Demonstration Supporting Egypt Scheduled at U.N. in New York; Many in Israel Worried Over Egyptian Protests
• Mubarak Appoints Vice President, New Prime Minister; 38 Reported Dead in Protests Including 10 Security Forces; Worldwide Demonstrations Showing Support for the Egyptian People Springing Up; Social Media Galvanizing Force in Protests; Saudi Arabia Comes Out in Support of Mubarak
• Protests Continue in Egypt as Demonstrators Defy Curfew; Military Out in Full Force in Cairo; President Mubarak Appoints New Cabinet Members; Understanding the Similarities Between Tunisia and Egypt; U.S. State Department: " Concerned About the Potential for Violence...Urges Restraint"; Profile Emerging of Egypt's New Vice President


January 28, 2011
• Protests in Egypt; U.S. Secretary of State Clinton: 'Absolutely Vital For Egypt to Embrace Reform'; Former Secretary of Defense William Cohen Discusses Egypt; Former Assistant Sec. of State James Rubin Addresses Importance of U.S.-Egypt Relations
• Protests in Egypt Gain Momentum; Tanks on the Streets of Cairo; Gibbs Tweets: 'Government Must Respect the Rights of the Egyptian People'; Reports of Journalists Being Attacked, Shot by Plains-Clothes Egyptian Police; Egyptian Army Present on Streets, But Not Engaging With Protestors
• Suspicious Package Outside Cowboys Stadium; Egypt's "Friday of Wrath"; U.S. Diplomatic Challenges; Egyptian Army Set to Take Over Security
• Egypt's Friday of Wrath; Egypt's Social Media Blocked; Live Coverage of Chaos in Egypt; Mandela Out of Hospital; Charlie Sheen's Wild Night; Makeup Line For Tweens; Economy Growth Rate at 3.2 Percent; U.S. Concerns over Egypt; 2003 the Jackpot, Now the Check; Sex, Lies -- and the FBI


January 27, 2011
• Protests Continue in Egypt; Unrest in Yemen; The Tea Party Caucus Meets; American Missionary Murdered
• Uprising in Egypt; Charlie Sheen Rushed to Hospital; Worrying Financial Crisis Report Released; Snow Pounds Northeast
• Storm Whomps Philly; Six Minutes of Segregation; Tourist Mecca Seeks Young Talent
• Public Schools in Pennsylvania Separating By Race And Sex; Nor'easter Re-Buries Northeast; Soldier Proposes to Wrong Woman; Lockdown Lifted at Army Facility; Breaks in Grim Sleeper Case; Marijuana Flung From Mexico to U.S. Border; Arkansas Bird Deaths; Six Minutes Of Segregation; Choosing Gibbs' Replacement; Social Media's Impact on Protests in the Middle East; Mohamed ElBaradei Arrives in Cairo; Kenmore Connect: Hold, Push & Listen
• Jailed Over School Boundaries; Snowbound Again; Arab World Rocked by Revolution; Tea Party Get-Together; Trending Online; Taliban Recruit Inside Prisons
• Storm Slams Northeast, Mid-Atlantic; Two-Cent Insurance Cancellation; Missing Gun Epidemic; The Hactivists' Role with Protests in the Middle East; Screaming Match in PA State House; Return of the 'Old Spice Guy'; Australia Imposes 'Flood Tax'


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