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October 27, 2006
• California Authorities Investigate Suspected Arson; Injured Firefighter Struggles to Survive; Michael J. Fox Fights For Stem Cell Research
• Deadly California Wildfire; U.S. Command Proceeding With Caution Amid Lull in Attacks in Iraq
• Firefighters Battle California Blaze; Threats Made Against Western Interests in Persian Gulf; Four Arrested in Florida Turnpike Murders; Judiciary Under Attack?
• Florida Turnpike Killings News Conference; Gulf Oil Threats; Arson Wildfire in California
• Arson Wildfire Rages in California; New Details on Florida Family Slaying; Dissatisfaction With Courts
• California Wildfire Still Raging; Everyday Life in Iraq


October 26, 2006
• Three Firefighters Killed Battling California Blaze; President Bush Signs Bill Authorizing Border Fence; October Death Toll In Iraq Steadily Nearing 100
• Wintry Storm Dumps Snow Across Colorado; Rumsfeld Defense; Three Firefighters Killed, Two Injured Fighting California Blaze; Laura Bush on the Campaign Trail
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Holds Briefing at Pentagon
• President George W. Bush Signs Secure Fence Act of 2006
• Brushfire in Riverside County, California, Forces Evacuations; Colorado Snow; Who's the Enemy?
• Fire at Stern Oil Company; Snow Hits Colorado; Border Fencing Act; The Fight for Iraq; Florida School Lockdown; The Newly Poor in New Orleans


October 25, 2006
• Florida Serial Killer Set For Execution; President Bush Meets With the Media; New Jersey Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Same-Sex Marriage
• Reading Between the Lines on Iraq; Afghan War; New Jersey's Highest Court Set to Rule on Same-Sex Marriage; Chavez Pushing for Venezuela to Join Security Council
• Bush Defends Iraq Policy; U.S.-Iraqi Raid Hits Sadr City; Rush Limbaugh Questions Michael J. Fox's Political Motives; Gainesville Serial Murderer Faces Execution; Polls: Americans Split on How to Handle Immigration
• Analysis of President Bush's News Conference
• President Discusses Iraq Developments; Operation: Reconstruction
• Bush Prepares for News Conference; Limbaugh Makes Controversial Remarks on Stem Cell Research; Setting Benchmarks in Iraq


October 24, 2006
• U.S. Soldier Missing in Iraq; White House Welcomes Radio Talk Show Hosts; Ohio State Student's Elevator Death in Freshman Dorm; Interview with Jeffrey Ingram's Mother
• Dennis Hastert Goes Before House Ethics Committee; President Bush Stumping in Florida; Iraq Strategy; Skid Row Dumping
• U.S. Soldier Feared Kidnapped; Top Commander Has Hopes for Iraq Exit; Radio Talk Show Hosts Hold Summit at White House; Can Democrats Get Elected?
• Top U.S. General, U.S. Ambassador Update Iraq War Efforts; YouTube and Politics; Democratic Woes; Obama Buzz
• Top U.S. General in Iraq Says Troops Won't Leave For at Least a Year; White House Shifts Wording of Strategy in Iraq; Video Sharing Sites Take Campaigns To New Level; Barack Obama Is Talk Of The Town
• Strategy in Iraq; High Stakes in New Jersey; "Sesame Street" Goes Global; North Korea's Disabled Population


October 23, 2006
• Hurricane Paul Heads For Mexico; Search For Human Remains at World Trade Center Resumes; iPod Celebrates Fifth Birthday; Darfur Genocide Requires American Intervention; New Study on College Students' Weight Gain
• Mine Explosion in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania; U.S. Troops Dealing With Growing Sectarian Strife in Iraq; Major Issues at U.N.
• Deadly Weekend in Iraq; Officer Killed in Alabama Shooting; Bone Fragments Discovered at Ground Zero; Bush Administration Considering Iraq Timetable
• Will Upsurge in Violence Change Strategy in Iraq?; Creating Federal Regions in Iraq; Broken Government; Search at WTC
• The Fight For Iraq; America Votes 2006; Suspicious Device; Search At World Trade Center
• Death Toll Rising in Iraq; North Korean Threat Remains Top Focus


October 22, 2006
• Confusion for Texas Voters; Tennessee Senate Race Gets Testy; Continued Iraq Violence; White House Working on Iraq Timetable?
• Some Iraqi Children Returning to School; November Elections
• Mounting Frustration With Iraq's Lagging Government; Texas House Race; Panama Canal Vote; The Iraq Factor; Taking the Fear Out of Death; The Soul Factory
• Mullah Omar's Message; Missing Person; Election Discussion


October 21, 2006
• President Bush Holds Saturday Morning Discussion With Top Commanders
• Will Situation in Iraq Improve?
• President Bush Meets With Major Players on Iraq Situation; Nuclear Debate; Politics of Terror
• Bush Open to Adjusting Iraq War Tactics; Condoleezza Rice in Moscow
• President Bush Meets With Top Generals About Iraq; Electronic Voting Machines


October 20, 2006
• Shiite Militiamen Overwhelm Local Police In Iraqi City Of Amara; Priest Alleged To Have Abused Foley Speaks Out; Senator Barack Obama For President?; Unconfirmed Reports That Kim Jong Il Has Apologized to China For Nuke Test
• Siege of Amara, Iraq; High-Level Sit-Down at White House Today; Can U.S. Still Hope to Win War in Iraq?; Terror Ad
• Bush to Meet with Iraq Generals to Discuss Strategy; Iraqi Militia Attacks Police Stations; Catholic Church Condemns Behavior of Priest Accused by Foley
• Muqtada al-Sadr Militia Reportedly Takes Over Iraqi Southern City of Amara; Condoleezza Rice Meets With Chinese Officials on North Korea
• Al-Sadr Takes Over Amara
• Rice Urges China to be Firm with North Korea; Change in Iraq Strategy?


October 19, 2006
• FBI Interviews Milwaukee Man Regarding Potential NFL Stadium Threat; Will Diplomacy Diffuse North Korean Nuclear Crisis?
• Priest who Allegedly Sexually Abused Mark Foley Identified; 'Disheartening' Iraq; President Bush Speaks at Pennsylvania Fund- Raiser for Rep. Don Sherwood; NFL Threat
• Priest Accused by Mark Foley Responds; Violent Month in Iraq; Police Say Football Stadium Threats Bogus; Polls: Americans Unhappy with Congress
• Rice Visits Asia; Details Emerge on Foley Molester
• Threats Against NFL Stadiums; Condoleezza Rice Willing to Talk to North Korea; Spike in Violence in Iraq
• Rice in South Korea; The Fight For Iraq; Mark Foley's Abusive Priest; Foley Fallout; NFL Stadiums Threat; Oregon Child Missing


October 18, 2006
• Seven Funeral Home Directors Plead Guilty in Stolen Body Parts Case; Condoleezza Rice Travels to Asia; McCartneys to Divorce
• Stolen Body Parts; U.S. Troops Search for Buried IED Components in Iraq; 'No Child Left Behind'
• Secretary of Rice Visits Asia; U.S. Troops Facing Violence in Iraq; Foley to Name Priest He Says Abused Him; Latest Polls Bad for Incumbents; GOP Focuses on Missouri Senate Race; Study: Benefits of Eating Fish Outweigh Risks
• Condoleezza Rice Pressing Asian Allies on North Korean Sanctions; Iraq on Track to Have Deadliest Month of War; Mark Foley Fallout
• Rice Presses Asian Allies to Enforce North Korea Sanctions; Amber Alert Issued for Missing Baby in Kentucky; Iraq: Civil War?
• Secretary Rice in Asia; Continuing Violence in Iraq


October 17, 2006
• North Korea Calls U.N. Sanctions Declaration of War; Florida Police Investigate Turnpike Murders; Controversy Over Exporting Babies
• Will North Korea Test Another Nuke?; Secretary Rice Makes Trip to Asia; Uptick of Violence in Iraq; Pennsylvania Congressman's Daughter Under Investigation
• Secretary Rice En Route to Asia to Lobby Support for Sanctions; Efforts to Get Weapons in Iraq Out of Circulation; Deadly Accident at Subway in Rome; More on Malawi; U.S. Population Hits 300 Million
• An Amber Alert is Issued in Kentucky; Condoleezza Rice's Diplomatic Mission to Asia; Violence in Iraq
• North Korea Possibly Planning Second Bomb Test in Face of U.N. Sanctions Because of Previous Test
• President Bush Signs Major Legislation; North Korea's Blistering Comeback


October 16, 2006
• 220,000 Remain Without Power in New York State; Cleanup in Hawaii Continues; U.S. Government Confirms North Korean Nuclear Test
• Condoleezza Rice's Asia Trip to Focus on North Korea Situation; New Violence Explodes on Iraqi Streets
• Hawaii Recovers from Quake; North Korean Nuclear Test Confirmed
• Hawaiians Survey Damage, Begin Clean Up After 6.6 Quake; Lack Of Power Is Primary Concern
• Florida Turnpike Killings; Houston Flooding; Cleanup Continues From Hawaii's 6.6 Quake; North Korea Threat
• Hawaii Earthquake; North Korea Threat; Insurgent Offer; GOP Troubles; Gerri's Top Tips


October 15, 2006
• Disaster Declaration in Hawaii; Big Blow to North Korea


October 14, 2006
• U.N. Imposes Sanctions on North Korea
• U.N. Sanctions on North Korea; Florida Turnpike Killings; Gallaudet Unrest; Black Panthers To Hold 40th Reunion; The Striptease Workout; New Orleans Firefighter's Katrina Documentary Sweeps Film Festival; Gerry Studds, Cay Rights Legislator, Dead at 69
• Florida Family Slain; President Bush Dedicates Air Force Memorial; U.N. Security Council Approves Sancttions Against North Korea,
• U.N. Sanctions on North Korea; Florida Turnpike Killings; Gallaudet Unrest; Black Panthers To Hold 40th Reunion; The Striptease Workout
• Florida Turnpike Killings; New FAA Restrictions on New York Airspace; Arizona Congressman Under Investigation in Page Scandal; North Korea Perm Five plus Japan Meeting; Minnesota House Race Considered Crucial; Jeffrey Goldberg Discusses New Book; Finding Deals On Cars
• U.N. Security Council Unanimously Adopts Sanctions Resolution Against North Korea, President Bush Dedicates Air Force Memorial
• Police Confirm 4 Victims Found Along Florida Turnpike Were A Family; U.S. Intelligence Report Preliminary Results Show Radioactivity In Air At Suspected North Korean Test Site; Page Scandal Jeopardizes GOP Control of Congress
• Diplomats Meet Today on U.N. Sanctions Against North Korea; Lottery Scam; Former Congressman Gerry Studds Dies; Suspect In Custody In Vermont Student's Death


October 13, 2006
• Interview With New York Governor George Pataki; Bangladeshi Economist Wins Nobel Peace Prize; Ban Ki-moon Endorsed As Next Secretary-General Of United Nations; Bono Takes on RED Campaign
• U.S. Intelligence Sources Can't Prove North Korean Nuclear Activity; Gerald Ford Undergoing Medical Tests; Buffalo Hit By Two Feet of Snow
• Four Bodies Found Along Florida Turnpike in St. Lucie County; Buffalo Snow; North Korea Nuclear Test
• Buffalo Socked with Snow; Iraqis: Prisoners Not Tortured; Family Discovered Murdered in Florida; Head of Page Board Testifies in Foley Investigation


October 12, 2006
• NTSB Investigates New York City Plane Crash; Authorities Search For Bomb in Southern California School
• NTSB Launches Probe Into Small Plane Crash in Manhattan; U.S. Floats Draft Resolution for North Korea Sanctions; North Korea Threat
• Investigators Look Into Lidle Crash; Testimony Begins on Mark Foley Scandal; U.N. Debates Resolution on North Korea
• North Korea Threat; Fight Over Federalism; Update on High-Rise Crash
• High-Rise Crash; North Korea Threat; Iraq Attacks


October 11, 2006
• Small Aircraft Crashes Into New York City Residential Building
• Treason Indictment; Presidential Q&A; Survey: Nearly 655,000 Iraqis Have Died Since War Began
• American Al Qaeda Member Charged with Treason; Bush Addresses Hot Topics in Press Conference; U.S. Troop Levels to Stay Same in Iraq Through 2010; Study Estimates High Body Count for Iraqis
• President Bush Holds News Conference
• Presidential Q&A; North Korean Threat; Baghdad Blasts; Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet


October 10, 2006
• YouTube Creators Set to Become Billionaires; Hundreds Turn Out For Funeral of Russian Journalist; No Confirmation of North Korean Nuclear Test
• Bush Administration Leading Push for North Korea Sanctions in U.N.; Iraq Carnage; FBI Interviews Former Page in Mark Foley Scandal
• U.N. Debates Actions Regarding North Korea; Tension Along DMZ; Illegal Immigrants Rescued from Storm Drain; More Details on Foley Scandal; Rapist Targets Indian Reservation; Summit Address School Safety
• Dennis Hastert Makes Comments Regarding Mark Foley Scandal; Heathrow Evacuation; North Korea Threat
• North Korea Threat; Examining School Safety; Army Changes Recruiting Standards; Kim Jong-il's Story


October 09, 2006
• U.S. Pushing Resolution at Security Council on North Korea; Chinese Policy Toward North Korean Nukes Uncertain
• School Shooting in Joplin, Missouri; Two Officers Shot in Michigan; U.S. Response to North Korea's Claimed Nuclear Test; New Questions Regarding Who Knew What and When in Mark Foley Scandal; Vermont Missing Student
• North Korea Announces Successful Nuclear Test


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