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May 04, 2009
• Is Swine Flu Peaking?; Obama Plans to Sew Up Tax Loopholes; Restaurant Workers Suing Employer for Firing over MySpace Chats; No Privacy Online, Internet Privacy Expert Warns
• Corporate Tax Crackdown; 1918 Flu Survivor Speaks; Job Seekers Get Plastic Surgery; Buffett: Out of the Quicksand; Sen. Specter Holds Town Hall: White House Briefing
• Cracking Down on Offshore Tax Havens; Inside an Isolation Ward; Making a Career Change; Quarantined in Hong Kong; Treasury Secretary Geithner, President Obama Announce New Corporate Tax Codes; Dallas Cowboys Canopy Collapse
• No Cost of Living Increase for Social Security; HHS Monitors Swine Flu from "War Room"; Taliban Control Appears to Move South; Unemployed Get 8-Week Audition; Number of Homeless Families Growing
• NYC Reopens School Affected by Swine Flu; Former HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson Discusses U.S. Response to Swine Flu Outbreak; Sestak Casts Doubt on Specter's True Affiliation, May Challenge Specter Come Primary; Getting Fired for MySpace Comments


May 03, 2009
• Severe Weather Strikes Central United States; Dallas Cowboys Practive Facility Damaged by Wind
• Dallas Cowboys Staffer Paralyzed; Republican Rebranding; Laura Bush Back in Spotlight; Tony Dungy Tackles Life after Football; Chrysler Car Owners Reminisce about Glory Days
• Dallas Cowboys Run for Cover; H1N1 Flue Cases Climbing; President Obama Mulls Court Choice; Remembering Jack Kemp
• Researchers Invent Smart Pill; Homelessness Rises Among Former Middle Class Americans; Warren Buffett Says Worse Part of Touch Economy Could be Over; More Americans Start Gardens
• Microburst Storm Collapses Cowboys' Training Facility; Swine Flu Spread Continues
• Swine Flu Cases Continue to Grow; Dallas Cowboys Practice Facitility Damaged in Storm


May 02, 2009
• Swine Flu Continues to Spread;
• Flue Outbreak Continues to Spread; Mexico Claims Flu Cases Leveling Out
• Swine Flu Update; Finding a Supremem Court Replacement
• Severe Weather Strikes Central United States; Dallas Cowboys Practive Facility Damaged by Wind
• 12 Injured When Practice Facility Collapses; Mexican Man Dies in Brawl: White Teens Acquitted of Murder; H1N1 Flu Update
• Cowboys Practice Bubble Collapses; Italian Automaker Fiat Could Become New Owner of U.S. Automaker Chrysler
• CDC H1N1 News Briefing; Swine Flu Fear Spreading; Republicans Image Reshape Attempt; Cuban-American Restrictions Travel Loosened; Pennsylvania Teens Murder Acquittal
• CDC H1N1 News Briefing; Swine Flu Fear Spreading; Republicans Attempt to Reshape Image; Cuban-American Restrictions Travel Loosened; Pennsylvania Teens Murder Acquittal
• 141 Confirmed U.S. Cases of Swine Flu; Is H1N1 Fear Greater Than the Threat?; Justice David Souter Retiring; Kentucky Derby Happening Today; Jurors Find Defendants of a Hate Crime Guilty of Only Assault


May 01, 2009
• FDA Links Hydroxycut to Liver Damage; Justice David Souter Retires
• In Search of Souter's Successor; Swine Flu Fears Put Classes on Hold; What About My Chrysler?; White House Daily Press Breifing
• President Obama Talks About the Swine Flu, Says No Cause For Alarm; Swine Flu Grows to 360 Cases in 11 Countries; Travel Experts Insist Public Transportation Remains Safe; FEMA Trailer Residents Must Move Today
• Justice Souter Plans to Retire in June; Impact of a Vicious Virus; Road Ahead for Chrysler
• Justice David Souter to Leave Bench at End of Term; Impact of a Vicious Virus; CNN Hero: Bartender Turns World Activist With Wine To Water Campaign; Who Might Replace Justice Souter?
• Swine Flu Spreads; Supreme Court Justice Souter Expected to Retire; House Passes Credit Card Holders Bill of Rights; April Deadliest Month of 2009 for U.S. Troops, Iraqi Civilians; Cubans Warming to U.S. Relationship; Pakistanis Push Back against Taliban; How to Evaluate Danger of Swine Flu
• Justice Souter Expected to Retire this Summer; Priests Told to Wash Hands; Torture by a Royal Family Member; Pontiac Being Retired


April 30, 2009
• Deadly Flu Spreads; Captain Phillips Testifies Before Congress
• White House Press Briefing Addresses Swine Flu Outbreak; Flu Scare Prompts School Closures; Flu Fear on the Move; Core employers Abandoning Small North Carolina Town; Swine Flu: Then & Now; When You Can't Pay Child Support: Recession Layoffs Hitting American Families
• HHS Provides Swine Flu Update; Chrysler to Merge with Fiat; Pig Farmers Say "Swine Flu" Name is Faulty; Medical Experts: Flu Virus Not Highly Contagious Yet; Some in Montana Want Guantanamo Bay Prisoners
• Building Friendships Through Building Schools in Ethiopia; Chrysler Filing Chapter 11; President Obama on Auto Industry; No Jobs: A Family Fights Back; Chrysler Filing Chapter 11; Grading the President
• Chrysler Filing Chapter 11; Flu Fears Close Schools; Mexican Village at Center of Killer Virus; Lessons From 1976 Swine Flu Scare; CDC Director Provides Update on Swine Flu Outbreak Numbers, Information
• Did Obama Focus Enough on Economy?; Chrysler Plans to File for Bankruptcy; WHO: 154 Confirmed Flu Cases, Thousands More Suspected; Biden's Swine Flu Comments Draw Fire; Lack of Fuel Efficiency Might Have Doomed Chrysler; In Mexico City, Lines of Sick People, Medics in Biohazard Suits
• Chrysler to File for Bankruptcy; Swine Flu Spreads; Bank of America Chairman Out; Music Helping Us Stay Healthy; One Sneeze Can Make Many Sick


April 29, 2009
• Swine Flu Claims First U.S. Victim; Why Did Arlen Specter Leave Republican Party?
• The Audacity of Diversity; Swine Flu Confirmed at California Marine Base
• First U.S. Swine Flu Death Confirmed; Agriculture Secretary Vilsack: "It's Safe to Eat Pork"; iPill Could Direct Treatment through GPS; The Swagga That Puts the Flava in the President's Step; Six Car Bombs Explode in Baghdad
• Continued Coverage: President Obama Holds Town Hall in Missouri; Federal Health Officials Confirm 91 Cases of Swine Flu in 10 U.S. States; Chrysler Striking Deal With Fiat, GM Still Working it Out
• Mexico Struggling to Contain Swine Flu Outbreak; CDC News Conference Updating Swine Flu Status, Numbers in the U.S.; President Obama Holds Town Hall in Missouri
• Author: Flu Strikes in Waves; Triple Car Bombing in Sadr City Kills at Least 18; Recent College Grads Grade Obama's First 100 Days; Students Injured in North Carolina School Bus Accident; First-Quarter GDP Shows 6.1 Percent Decline
• First U.S. Swine Flu Death; Mexican Tourist Trade Stricken; Furor Over Photo-Op Flight; Connecticut Educator Acknowledge; Influential Black Group Rates Obama's First 100 Days


April 28, 2009
• Interview With South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint; Interview With Former U.S. Congressman Pat Toomey
• Senator Arlen Specter Divorcing Fellow Republicans, Live Coverage of Announcement; White House Press Briefing; CDC Briefing: "Five Hospitalized Cases of Swine Flu"; Lt. Gen. Russel Honore: America Must Become "Overresourced" For National Emergencies
• Arlen Specter Switches Parties; Coping with the Swine Flu; American, Cuban Officials Break Silence; Six Olympic Athletes Test Positive for Doping; Report Questions Nation's Flu Readiness; RNC Chair to Specter: "Good Riddance"
• Sen. Arlen Specter Switches Parties; Economic Hope; "The Help Desk"; Mexico City Shuts Businesses; Arlen Specter to Switch Parties
• Swine Flu Checks at Borders; Pandemic: Are we Ready?; $3.4 Trillion Budget Deal; President Obama to FBI: "We Must Think Anew and Act Anew" in 21st Century; Two Views of Obama: His Personality vs. His Policies
• "Real People" Weigh in on Obama's First 100 Days; Regulators Press Citigroup, Bank of America for More Capital; Some Progress on Obama's Energy Goals; Despite Swine Flu Fear, Mexico City Subways Still Packed
• Swine Flu Numbers Grow, Concerns Spread; Positive Effects in Afghanistan; Swine Flu and Twitter


April 27, 2009
• Swine Flu Fears; Manhunt For Professor Continues
• Swine Flu Spreads Abroad; White House Weighs Cheney Request on Torture Memos; White House Press Briefing: Questions About President's Possible Contact With Swine Flu Carrier; Outbreak of Fear: We Fear What We Do Not Know; Low-Flying Plane Sparks Panic in NYC
• Earthquake Hits in Mexico; Mexico Officials Increase Flu Suspected Death Estimate to 149; GM Cuts 23,000 Jobs, Ends Pontiac Line; Expert: Common Sense, Not Fear, Should Guide Travel Decisions
• Swine Flu Outbreak Hits Texas High School; Flu Fears on Wall Street: Airline Stocks Drop, Pharmaceuticals Up; Mexico City Rocked by Earthquake
• Swine Flu: U.S. Documented Cases Doubles, Jumps to 40; Bye-Bye Smokey and the Bandit: The Retirement of the Pontiac Division After 83 Years; Is it the Perfect Time to be a First-Time Home Purchaser?; Viewer Swine Flu Questions Answered; The First 100 Days: Impact of President's Housing Policies
• Mexico City Bans Public Gatherings to Contain Flu Spread; Flu Could Affect Global Economy; Experts Grade Obama's Progress on Economy; Swine Flu Kills 100 in Mexico, Strikes 8 Countries Overall, Including U.S.; Despite Expense, LED Bulbs the Next Big Energy-Saver
• President Obama Addresses Swine Flu Outbreak: "No Need For Alarm"; Flu Fears on Wall Street; Presidential Challenge: Fix the Banks; Is TARP Working?; Keeping You and Your Family Safe During a Public Health Crisis


April 26, 2009
• Swine Flu Deemed Public Health Emergency; 7 Fans Injured at NASCAR Race; Chrysler Cuts a Deal; Grading the President's First 100 Days; Michelle Obama's First 100 Days Also Being Graded
• Swine Flu Outbreak Update; Severe Weather Strikes Areas of the US
• Swine Flu Outbreaak a Public Health Emergency; Tornado Alley Tension; Battle for Pakistan
• Mexico Government Forbids Large Public Gatherings to Contain Swine Flu; White House Issues Public Health Emergency; How the Obama Administration is Handling the Swine Flu Crisis; Rating Obama's First 100 Days; GM to Cancel Their Pontiac Brand
• Swine Flu Outbreak Declared Public Health Emergency


April 25, 2009
• Bea Arthur, 86, Dies; More Dead, More Sickened, More Info on the Swine Flu; UGA Professor Suspected of Student Deaths; Rating Obama's First 100 Days; Jazz Fest Kicks Off in New Orleans.
• Swine Flu Outbreak
• College Campus Shooting; Swine Flu Spreading; Wildfires in the South
• Swine Flu Outbreak
• Deadly New Flu; Professor Sought in Triple Murder; Kid Bullied to Death
• Swine Flu Not Yet Confirmed in Case of Sick New York Students; Fatal Shooting Near University of Georgia Campus
• Swine Flu Being Investigated in US And Mexico; President Obama's Administration Approaching 100 Days; Speed Networking For a Job
• Swine Flu Outbreak a Threat For Pandemic? Too Soon to Tell; Hillary Clinton Takes an Unannounced Visit to Baghdad; Speed Networking to Get a Job; Is President Obama Keeping His Campaign Promises?
• Swine Flu Testing at New York School; Presidential Job Report; No Job, No Home, NO Prospects; Secretary of State Clinton in Iraq; Jazz Fest This Weekend; Assessment of President Obama's First 100 Days


April 24, 2009
• Pontiac Disappears; New Torture Photos
• Changing Student Loans; More Planes Hitting Birds; NOLA Jazz Fest; The Politics of Torture: To Prosecute or Not?; Nervous Realtor Reinvents Herself; Pontiac Brand to Disappear
• More Students Defaulting on College Loans; Economy Not Drastically Affecting Jazz Fest; Pentagon to Release New Photos of Prisoner Abuse; Small Plane Lands after Entering Restricted Airspace in D.C.; President Barack Obama Speaks on Education and Student Loans
• Taliban Forced Out After Land Grab; Torture Investigation; Ford Beats Expectations; Afghan Army General Replaced After Voicing Concerns About Political Interference in Drug War; Airplane Enters Restricted Capitol Airspace, All Clear Now
• Ford: No Plans for Bailout or Bankruptcy; Interview With Robert Gibbs; Finance Tips on School Loans, Credit Reports; Sri Lankan Civil War Wages On; New Orleans Jazz Festival Kicks Off; GM Plant Shutdowns Have Many Workers Worried
• Breeze, Lack of Rain Hamper S. Carolina Firefighting Effort; News Conference Will Highlight Obama's 100-Day Achievements; Bronx Teacher Made Threats, Barricaded in School; Older Workers Retraining
• Taliban Pulling Back in Pakistan; Harsh Interrogation Tactics Probed; Out of Control Bullying Pushes Yet Another Child to Commit Suicide; Wildfire Rips Through Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Jay Leno in the Hospital; Armored Cars Become Big Business


April 23, 2009
• Who Ordered Torture?; Prescription For Danger
• How Serious is Taliban Threat?; President Obama Swipes at Credit Card Issuers; 'Mail to the Chief'
• Senators Want Quicker Action on Credit Card Fees; Taliban Gaining Strength in Pakistan; Veterans Testify about Afghanistan Needs; Former Labor Sec Grades Obama's First 100 Days; Experts Weighing in on Obama's First 100 Days; Facebook Habit Turns into Addiction for Some; Iraqi Military Claims Al Qaeda Leader Arrested; Documentary Features Afghani Girl Sold into Marriage at Age Seven
• Fighting Credit Card Fees; Next Wave of Foreclosures; President Obama Attends Holocaust Remembrance; Taliban Threat Rising; Mistake in Polo Horses' Supplement; Wildfires on the Move; California Priest Fights Foreclosures; Introducing the Peapod; Daycare Now a Luxury for Some
• Pushing for Credit Card Protections; Tracking TARP's Billions; Green and Affordable Housing; The Roles of Women Under Taliban Enforced Islamic Law; Retailers Moving to China to Make Up Lost U.S. Business
• South Carolina Fire Forces Coastal Evacuations; Peapod Joins Lineup of Alternative-Power Vehicles; Dream Act Inserts College into Immigration Debate; Muslim Groups Accuse FBI of Spying
• Iraq Claims Terrorist Capture; 70-Plus Dead in Iraq Suicide Bombings; GM Plants Face Summer Closures; U.S. Troops Shift from One War to Other; Craigslist Suspect Had Victims Items; Sunday School Teacher Charged


April 22, 2009
• Boston Medical Student's Alleged Double Life; Mass Horse Death Mystery Deepens
• President Obama Celebrates Earth Day; Warplane Plans Hijacked
• Find Your Carbon Footprint Online; Designer Fashions Also Bulletproof; New Survey Says Employers are Watching Internet Us; Taliban Claims Part of Pakistan; Freddie Mac CFO Dies in Apparent Hanging; Plastic Bags Going Green?; Studio: Video Games Addictive; Jane Harman Incensed about Taped Conversations
• Taliban on the Move; Troops Following Out of Iraq, Into Afghanistan; Torture Allegations; Woman Paralyzed During Flight; Fewer Emissions, Higher Bills; Car Sales Boom in Germany; Pittsboro Printing Their Own Money
• Explosive Debate on Torture After President Obama's About-Face; 803,000 Foreclosure Notices in First Quarter; Banks Face Stress Tests; "Slumdog" Actress Shocker: Dad Tried to Sell Young Actress; New Orleans Getting the Lead Out; McDonald's Dominating Japanese Lunchtime Cuisine
• Taliban Advances into Pakistan; Freddie Mac CEO Kellerman Suicide by Hanging; President Obama to Visit Iowa Wind Energy Plant; Planet Marks Earth Day; Some Troops Transferred from Iraq to Afghanistan as U.S. Strategy Changes; Environmental Police Are on the Beat in Big Apple
• Acting Freddie Mac CFO Found Dead this Morning; Taliban Progression Into Pakistan; U.S. Forces Redeploying; Woman Paralyzed During Flight; Communities Use Local Currencies; Pittsboro Finds Economic Solution in Printing Own Money


April 21, 2009
• Teenage Pirate?; Craigslist Killer Arrested?; Beauty Contestant Remarks on Same-Sex Marriage Are Under Debate
• White House Briefing; Tackling Credit Card Issues; Captured Somali Pirate Will Face New York Court
• Obama Opens Door to Action on Torture Memos; TARP Inspector General Hopes to Address Issues; Craigslist Killer Suspect Appears in Court; Survey: Number of Paralyzed Greater than Thought; Job Fairs Continue to Attract Record Numbers; UFO Believers Ask President to Open Files; Craigslist CEO "Horrified" at Web Site's Association with Recent Murder
• President Obama, King Abdullah Meet; President Obama on Interrogation Memos; Red Flags on the Bailout; No-Gas Cars on the Way; Red Flags on the Bailout; President Obama on Interrogation Memos; Craigslist Killer Suspect Arraigned; The Help Desk
• Suspected Craigslist Killer Headed to Court; FBI's Newest 'Most Wanted'; Red Flags on Bailout; Who's Making Money? New Earnings Reports Released Today; A Wish Come True: Disney Crowns Newest Princess, Tiana; Hyundai Capitalizing in Automaker Industry
• Report Notes 20 Investigations of TARP Fund Use; President Obama Hosts Jordan's King in Oval Office; Israel Marks Holocaust Memorial Day; Experts Say Home Sales Have Hit Bottom; "Green" Car Companies Show Off Wares on Capitol Hill; Disney Debuts Animated African-American Princess in New Movie
• Boston Medical Student Arrested in Craigslist Murder; Senate, House Back From Vacation and Busy; Geithner in the Hot Seat on Bailout Fund Usage, Documentation; Pirate Suspect in Court Today; Obama Meeting With King Abdullah of Jordan at White House


April 20, 2009
• President Obama Visits CIA; NATO Thwarts Pirates
• White House Cabinet Ordered to Cut Budgets; Knoxville High School Student Blocked From Accessing Gay Help Sites; Student Loans, Forgive and Forget?; Imprisoned in Iran: Obama Calls for Journalist to be Released; Getting Through College Without Drowning in Debt; Silent Electric Energy Motorcycles
• Bailouts Leading to Profits, Not Loans; Katrina Victims Suing Army Corps of Engineers; Some Veterans Testing Positive for Contagious Diseases after Tests with Unsterile Equipment; Somali Pirates Captured but Released; President Obama Challenges Cabinet to Make More Budget Cuts; Maersk Alabama Crew Member Shares Harrowing Ordeal; Iranian President Makes Controversial Remarks about Israel at U.N. Racism Conference


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