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December 18, 2006
• Urgent Mission on Mount Hood; Accused Serial Killer Faces Police Questioning


December 16, 2006
• FBI Fears al Qaeda Reprisals as Blind Sheik Falls Ill, Mt. Hood Search Continues, Florida, California Impose Temporary Moratorium on Lethal Injections
• A Paycheck Away; Search for Missing Mt. Hood Climbers Continues
• Searchers Return to Mountain as Weather Clears; Missouri Man Shoots Children, Wife, Self; Senator Johnson's Condition Improves
• New Bombshells Rock Duke Rape Case; Man Shot and Killed Five People in Kansas City, Missouri; New Attempts to Bridge Sunni/Shia Gap
• Last-Minute Holiday Shopping; Discovery Astronauts Prepare for Work; Drunken Englishman Disrupts Railway Service
• At Least Six People Dead after Windstorm in Pacific Northwest; Doctors Say Tim Johnson is Getting Better; Hamas Denounces Mahmoud Abbas's Latest Move; Scheduled Work at International Space Station Today
• Mountain Climber Searchers Get Break in Weather; Lack of Power in Pacific Northwest; Gift Card Scams


December 15, 2006
• Brutal Weather Hampers Mount Hood Rescue Efforts; Rumsfeld's Send-off; Breast Cancer on the Decline; Return To Vidor, Texas
• Tribute Held For Donald Rumsfeld On His Last Day As Defense Secretary; Ground Search For Three Missing Climbers On Mt. Hood Continues; Attacks Across Iraq Sharply Lower Today; Senator Tim Johnson Remains In Critical Condition But On Course For Recovery; Norman Francis Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom; Prince William's Commissioning Ceremony Cause For Celebration At Britain's Royal Military Academy
• New Note Discovered from Missing Hikers; Rumsfeld Saluted in Farewell Ceremony
• Missing Climbers; The Fight For Iraq; Eye on Iran; Senator Hospitalized; Wii Warning
• Wild Weather Puts Search for Mt. Hood Climbers on Hold; Rumsfeld's Last Day on the Job; Breast Cancer Decline
• Latest on Search for Three Missing Climbers on Mount Hood; Implications of Senator Tim Johnson's Illness on Control of Senate


December 14, 2006
• Weather Hampers Mount Hood Rescue Efforts; Democratic Senator Remains in Critical Condition; Blind Sheik Falls Ill; British Police Release Final Report on Death of Princess Diana
• FBI Bulletin Warns Law Enforcement to be Vigilant of Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman Dies; Police Quarantine Class at Elementary School in Willingboro, New Jersey; Senator Tim Johnson's Illness Could Return Control to GOP; Raphael Shore, Nonie Darwish Discuss "Obsession"; Golden Globe Award Nominees
• Democratic Senator Undergoes Emergency Brain Surgery; Senators Visit Leaders in Iraq; Another Murder Victim Identified in Ipswich; Rescuers Still Searching for Missing Hikers
• Democratic Senator in Critical Condition
• Senator Tim Johnson in Critical Condition After Brain Surgery; Princess Diana Report Released; Strategy Shift in Iraq?
• Johnson Diagnosed; Balance of Power; Princess Diana Report; The Fight For Iraq; Strategy Session; New U.N. Leader


December 13, 2006
• President Bush Meets With Top Military Leaders; British Authorities Target Potential Serial Killer; Saudi Arabia to Back Sunnis in Iraq?; Tenor Walks Offstage During La Scala's "Aida", Actor Peter Boyle Dies at 71
• President Bush At The Pentagon Meeting With Senior Pentagon Officials; British Police Hunting For Possible Serial Killer; Concern By Sunni Leaders in Middle East That U.S. Pullout In Iraq Could Deteriorate Situation Further; World Awaits Scotland Yard Report On Princess Diana's Death
• Military to Share Suggestions for Iraq; Serial Killer Targets Women in London; Families Hold Out Hope for Missing Hikers; FDA Weighs Extra Warnings for Anti-Depressants
• Violence in Iraq Continues; Saudi Arabia Threatens U.S. Over Potential Iraqi Pullout; Search Is On For British Serial Killer
• Iraq: What Next?; Insurgents in Iraq Launch Another Round of Car Bombings; Missing Climbers
• Iraq: What Next?; Crash In California; Search For A Killer; The Fight For Iraq


December 12, 2006
• Florida Police Search For Missing Baby; Three Hikers Missing on Oregon's Mount Hood; Racism in America; Various Groups Unite in Iran to Deny Holocaust
• White House: New Iraq Plan Will Likely Come in January; President Bush Holding Series of Strategy Sessions on Iraq; Couple Found Dead In Car in North Carolina; At Least 60 Killed In Baghdad While Waiting For Work; Some Politicians Don't Know Difference Between Sunni and Shiite; "Taking the Hill" Discussed
• Suicide Bomber in Baghdad Targets Workers; Palestinians Respond to Child Killings; Missing South Carolina Couple Found Dead; Taco Bells Reopen Despite No Answers to E. Coli Scare; Iraq Study Group Report Criticized
• Bush Meets With Yet Another Islamic Leader From Iraq Today
• The Fight For Iraq; New Jersey Medal Plant Fire; Missing Couple Dead; Tree Controversy; Palestinian Violence
• Iraqi Violence Continues, South Carolina Missing Couple Found Dead; Oregon Climbers Still Missing; Incoming Intelligence Panel Chairman Has Intelligence Questioned


December 11, 2006
• President Bush Ponders New Iraq Strategy; Former Chilean Dictator Dies; Space Shuttle Discovery Prepares to Dock With International Space Station; Almost 200 Cruise Passengers Catch Virus; Democrats Vow To Change Paid Leave Options For Millions Of Americans
• President Bush in Listening Mode; Iraqi Leaders' View on Iraq Study Group Report; Poisoned Spy; A Soldier's Story
• Iraqi Prime Minister in Political Trouble?; South Carolina Couple Missing; German Police Watching Suspect in Spy Poisoning; Kofi Annan Bids Good-Bye; Search on for Three Hikers in Oregon
• Deep Political Divisions in Iraq; Way Forward in Iraq Tops President Bush's Agenda This Week; Contract Killings Not Uncommon in Russia
• Iraq Study Group's Suggestion That U.S. Engage Iran And Syria In Talks About Iraq Leads To More Debate Than Resolve, In Washington And Iraq
• Iraq Strategy; Top Iraqi Leaders Blast Iraq Study Group Report; The Obama Effect; Poisoned Spy Mystery
• Political Pressure; Princess Diana's Death; Jefferson Reelected; Crisis In Lebanon; Toy Story; Iraq Strategy


December 10, 2006
• Princess Diana Conspiracy Theory; Beating the Cold; Cut the Fat, or Else!
• William Jefferson Reelected In Landslide Runoff; Fires Break Out In Santiago; Preparing for Survival
• The Diana Debate; Top Iraqi Leaders Blast Iraq Study Group Report; Reaching out to Iran?; Former Chilean Dictator Augusto Pinochet Dies; Beirut Protests; Spy's Widow Speaks; Trauma of War
• Iraqi President Disapproves of Baker-Hamilton; Hezbollah-backed Protests Resume in Lebanese Capital; New Report Says U.S. Intelligence Bugged Princess Di's Phone


December 09, 2006
• Discovery Set to Launch Tonight, Many in Midwest Still Without Power, Rumsfeld Makes Farewell Iraq Visit
• Did an Unlocked Gate Lead to James Kim's Death?; Movie Shines Spotlight on Conflict Diamonds
• James Kim's Family's Ordeal; Discovery Launch Plan Still On; Power Coming Back on for Storm-Battered Families in Illinois; Baghdad's Fabled Tigris River A Dumping Ground For Sectarian Death Squads; Bees Could Be Defense Against Terrorist Attacks; NYC Places Controversial Ban On Trans Fat
• New Questions On Tragic James Kim Death; Power Returns For Some Illinois Families; Picking Out Christmas Gifts For The Gadget Geek; Task of Iraqi River Patrol Is to Recover Bodies; Bush Praises Iraq Study Group's Work But Remains Vague On Recommendations
• Power Returning in Illinois; President Bush Talking About Iraq Study Group Recommendations; Donald Rumsfeld Days As Defense Secretary Almost Over; Sportscaster In New Orleans Suspected Of Murdering Wife; Survival in the Wilderness; Man To Run Antarctic Race
• Mall Grenade; Attack Foiled; Law Office Shooting in Chicago; Power Returns in Decatur, Illinois; Wilderness Survival Techniques; President Reacts to Iraq Study Group Report; Dr. Marc Siegel Discusses Trans Fat


December 08, 2006
• House Ethics Committee Ends Investigation Into Mark Foley Scandal; New Cargo Security Deal Raises Controversy; Michael Chertoff Interview
• House Ethics Committee Briefing on Foley Case; Heart Stent Safety; Democrats In Congress Promising Longer Hours And More Meetings; Terror Suspect Derrick Shareef Arrested
• Plot to Bomb Malls Foiled; House Ethics Committee to Report on Foley Investigation; Rumsfeld Bids Good-Bye to Pentagon Staff; Bush to Consult with Cabinet, Commanders on Iraq; Movie Draws Attention to Conflict Diamonds
• Former U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick has Died at the Age of 80; Floor Collapse in High-Rise Construction Site in Arlington, Virginia; Rumsfeld Holds Last Pentagon Town Hall Meeting
• White House Meets With Lawmakers On ISG Report; Iraq Reacts To ISG Report Recommendations; Rumsfeld Holds Last Town Hall Meeting
• Former U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, 80, Dies; Wesley Snipes Taken into Custody This Morning


December 07, 2006
• President Bush Meets With British Prime Minister Tony Blair; Iraq Study Group Grilled By Senate Lawmakers; Bad Weather Threatens Space Shuttle Launch; New Orleans Sportscaster Under Investigation For Shooting Death Of His Wife; Tornado Hits London; Autopsy Shows Missing Father Died of Hypothermia, Exposure
• Former Russian Spy Poisoned, in Coma; Senate Armed Services Committee Questions Iraq Study Group Report's Co-Chairs; Space Shuttle Discovery Hours Away From Blastoff; Father's Efforts To Save Family In Oregon Wilderness Are Called Superhuman; Press Conference On Milwaukee Explosion; Grammy Nominees Announced
• Bush Acknowledges War Going Poorly; Another Russian Spy Poisoned?; Iraqis Fleeing Country; Arizona Man to be Charged for Serial Killings; NASA to Return to Night Launch; Astronaut Talks about Future of NASA
• President Bush & Blair; Spy Death Probe; Home Foreclosures
• Iraq Study Group Report Being Treated With Indifference in Baghdad; Bush-Blair News Conference
• Fallout of the ISG Report; Turning Things Around in Iraq


December 06, 2006
• Iraq Study Group Releases Report; New National Hurricane Center Director Named; Water on Mars?
• Iraq Report Released; Three Killed in Deadly Explosion in Milwaukee; In the Deep Freeze
• Iraqi Ambassador, White House Respond to Iraq Study Group Report; Police Still Searching for California Man
• Iraq Study Group Report
• Iraq Study Group Releases Report
• Iraq: The Way Forward?; Explosion In Milwaukee; Poisoned Spy
• Iraq Study Group's Suggestions; Spy Saga


December 05, 2006
• Senate Panel Holds Confirmation Hearing For Defense Secretary Nominee; Do Iraqis Want U.S. Troops to Leave?; Robert Gates Says All Options On The Table For Iraq; Audrey Hepburn's Famous Dress Sold at Auction
• Defense Secretary Hearing; Iraqi Prime Minister Looking to Neighboring Nations to Help Stabilize Iraq; California Firefight
• Robert Gates Questioned by Senate; Training of Iraqi Troops Slower Than Planned; British Investigators Find Stumbling Blocks in Spy Murder>
• Senate Committee Holds Hearings on Confirmation of Robert Gates; Nuri al-Maliki Plans to Send Envoys to Neighboring Countries
• Gates Confirmation Hearing


December 04, 2006
• Bush Meets with Abdul Aziz al-Hakim; California Firefighters Battle Out-of-Control Blaze; Authorities Investigate E. coli Outbreak in New Jersey; Pfizer Ends Development of Cholesterol Drug
• Future of Iraq; U.N. Ambassador John Bolton Resigns; Bush Meets with Powerful Shiite Leader; Bus Driver Trapped in Atlanta Crash with Truck; Body Scan Machines Raise Privacy Concerns; Entertainers Receive Kennedy Center Honors
• U.N. Ambassador Steps Down; Powerful Shiite Cleric, Key to Iraq's Future?; Firefighters Battle California Wildfire; Boy, 5, Kidnapped in Mother's Car; Couple Rebuilds in Gulfport, Mississippi
• Raging California Wildfires; Future of Iraq; John Bolton Hands in Resignation
• Wildfire Rages In California As Winds Drive It Towards Homes, Five Destroyed, No Injuries
• Wildfire Rages in California; Iraqi Shiite Leader Meets with President Bush; leaked Rumsfeld memo Makes Waves


December 03, 2006
• Raging Wildfire in California; Al-Hakim Visits U.S.; 'Nativity' Trailer Trashed
• Wildfire Consumes 4,100 Acres in Ventura County; Rumsfeld's Memo; Dangerous Life on Both Sides of Border
• Wildfire Burns 2,000 Acres in Moorpark, California; The Rumsfeld Memo; Lebanon's Crisis; Rat Invasion in St. Bernard Parish; Venezuela Votes; The Reagans Today
• Wildfires Rage in Ventura County, California; Augusto Pinochet's Background; Will President Bush Take Rumsfeld's Advice?


December 02, 2006
• Protesters Take to the Streets of Lebanon; Rumsfeld Called for Changes in Iraq Policy Right Before Resignation
• Bush To Meet Shiite Leader, First Winter Storm Thrashes Midwest, More Than Fifty Slain in Baghdad
• Hundreds Killed and Injured in Baghdad Violence Today; Hezbollah Supporters Turn out by the Thousands in Lebanon
• Winter Storm Leaves Big Problems In Heartland; Massive Anti- Government Rally Underway In Beirut; Abdul Aziz al-Hakim To Meet With President Bush; Rats Move Into One Town After Katrina; Class For Incoming Congress
• Wintry Storm Leaves Lots of Headaches Behind; Brutal Day in Iraq; Thousands of Hezbollah Supporters Protest in Beirut; Castro A No Show At Celebrations; Legal Briefs; Some Feel Screening Machine Invades Privacy
• Three Car Bombs Explode Near Central Market In Baghdad; Political Rift In Iraq's Government Spilling Into Streets; Hezbollah- Led Protesters Hit Streets Of Beirut; Fidel Castro No-Show At Celebration; Conjoined Twins Separated in Saudi Arabia; U.S. Military Deserters Choosing To Go To Canada Instead Of Iraq
• Three Car Bombs Explode In Central Baghdad; Fidel Castro No- Show For Major Military Parade In Havana Honoring His Birthday; Thousands Of Hezbollah-Led Protesters Hit Streets In Beirut; Surgery Taking Place in Saudi Arabia On Two Iraqi Conjoined Twins; More Poisoning Incidents of Russian Agents Uncovered


December 01, 2006
• Mystery Deepens in Russian Spy Death; New Mexican President Sworn in Amid Controversy; Interview With Magic Johnson; Many African Children Orphaned by AIDS; Lucy Liu Interview
• Blizzards, Blackouts and a Whole Lot of Bother; President Bush to Receive Iraq Recommendations Wednesday; Face of AIDS in America is Changing
• Thousands Without Power after Midwest Storm; Secret Ceremony, Fights as New Mexican President Sworn In; Poisoned Spy's Friend Tests Positive for Radiation
• Major Winter Storm Hits Northwest; World AIDS Day; Panel Recommends Iraq Departure by 2008
• Winter Weather Watch; Mexico Congress Fight; Shiite Leader In D.C.; Leaving Iraq
• Wintry Blast Sideswipes Part of the Nation; Mexican Lawmakers Brawl as Calderon Takes Oath as new President; House Intel Leader


November 30, 2006
• Winter Storm Warnings In Effect Today From Texas To Illinois; U.S. Commanders Plan To Bring 1,600 More Troops Into Baghdad; Cops Learn When To Shoot At Training Facility; Defining Civil War; Today Is National Meth Awareness Day; F-18 Crashes at California Marine Corps Air Station
• Atlanta Shooting of Elderly Woman; NYPD Shooting of Groom-to- Be; Bush Promises to Stand With Al-Maliki; Train Derailment in North Baltimore, Ohio; Dangers of Polonium-210
• Bush Expresses Support for Iraqi Prime Minister; Senator Biden Proposes Solution to Iraq; Radioactive Spots Found around London; Wintry Weather Hits Midwest; Family Fears Paxil Led to Birth Defect
• Summit Between American, Iraqi Leaders; Muqtada al-Sadr Loyalists may be Uniting With Christian Sunnis; Iraq: Blame Game; Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack Announces Presidential Run


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