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August 29, 2010
• Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina; President Obama Travels to New Orleans; New Phase for Troops in Iraq; Protecting New Orleans; Nine Patients Die After Sedation; Back to School Technology


August 28, 2010
• Beck, Sharpton Hold Competing Rallies; Conservative Values and Civil Rights; Nagin Reflects on Katrina; Crisis in Pakistan Continues; Interview with Gen. Russel Honore
• Who Owns the Dream?; Nagin on Katrina Five Years Later; California Prison Riot; Film Questions Levees
• Glenn Beck Rally Held at MLK Rally Site Angers Civil Right Activists; Flooding Expected in New Orleans; Beck and Sharpton Hold Competing Rallies; State Museum Holds Pieces of History from Hurricane Katrina; More Than 1600 Killed in Pakistan Floods; Muslim Cab Drivers React to Ahmed Sharif's Attack
• The Legacy of SNCC; Five-Year Anniversary Of Katrina Gives Rise To Memories, Restoration Stories
• Katrina Landfall Five Years Ago Tomorrow; Pakistan Flooding Details; Glenn Beck Rally; Martin Luther King Rally
• New Orleans Continues Recovery From Hurricane Katrina; Glenn Beck Holds Rally at Lincoln Memorial; Financial Adviser Talks Finances in Relationships; Architect Builds Revolving Room in Hong Kong; Superdome Successfully Refurbished after Hurricane Katrina
• Coast Guard Pilot Remembers Katrina; Glenn Beck Speaks at Rally; What Motivated People to Attend the Freedom Works Rally?; Top Legal Cases of the Week Examined; Katrina's Political Aftermath
• Active Atlantic; Conservative Rally on National Mall; In the Shadow of the Levees; Two Rallies in DC; Interview With FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate; Lincoln Memorial's Long History as Civil Rights Destination; The Superdome Makeover
• Glenn Beck Holds Rally at Lincoln Memorial; Sarah Palin speaks at Beck's rally; President Obama to End Vacation


August 27, 2010
• Saints' Fans Stick by Their Team; Former President Carter Arrives Back in U.S. With U.S. Citizen Released by North Korea; U.S. Economy Sputters; Home of the Saints Rebuilt; Mission Possible: Global Warming Makes His Blood Boil; The Stakeout; XYZ: Death Penalty Discussion
• U.S. Economy Sputters; Man Freed from North Korea; Lt Gen. Russel Honore Reflects on Katrina & NOLA Five Years Later; Children Being Diagnosed With 50/50 Chance of Survival in Pakistan's Floods; Homes of the Future
• Growth Slows, Fed Waits; Trapped Miners Send Video; Medical Mission to New Orleans; The Help Desk; What's Hot; Moving on After Katrina
• Life Underground for Miners; Economy Recovery Slows; Katrina: Remember and Recovery; Pakistan's Flood of Patients; New Orleans College Comeback; Fit Nation: Yoga For Type-A People
• U.S. Economy Sputters; Five Year After Hurricane Katrina; Opry History Saved From Flood
• Economic Recovery Slows; New Orleans Revamped Levee System; Canadian Terror Suspect Former Idol Contestant; Millions of Pakistanis in Desperate Need of Lifesaving Aid; Eyes On Wall Street After GPD Numbers Show Less Economy Growth Than Expected; Toyota Recalls 1.3 Million Corolla and Corolla Matrix Vehicles; Stocks Rise on GDP Report; Former FEMA Boss Talks Katrina; Trapped Miners Send Video


August 26, 2010
• New York City Taxi Driver Attacked; Keeping Eggs Safe to Eat; Waveland, Mississippi, on the Comeback
• Cab Driver Attacked in Hate Crime; New Orleans Businesses Recovering; First-Time Jobless Claims Dip; Economic Impacts of Food Recalls Explained; Tips on Battling Bedbugs Shared; A Look at Food Safety; Jimmy Carter Visits North Korea; Kim Jong-Il Makes Unexpected Trip to China; Carter's Trip to North Korea; Bides, Bees & Ants Teach Business; Work Out, Save the Earth
• Egg Safety on the Farm; Katrina Leaves 'Food Desert'; Serial Stabbing Suspect in Michigan; Back on Bourbon Street; What's Hot; Katrina, Then and Now
• Glimmer of Hopeful Job News; Scramble Over Food Safety; The Fury at FEMA; Katrina's Kids: 5 Years Later; Opry's Famed Wood Circle Restored
• Food Poisoning Concerns; Concern for Trapped Chilean Miners
• Sex Ads on Craigslist; How Farmers are Keeping Eggs Safe; Nigerian Children Accused of Being Witches Tortured and Abused; Hurricane Danielle Strengthening in Atlantic; NASA Discovers Thousands of New Stars and Hundreds of New Planets. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Release Details on Terror Plot Linked to Al Qaeda; Special Olympics Rejects Teen Athlete


August 25, 2010
• No New Trial for Troy Davis; Cut the Red Tape and Build; The Chemistry of Flavor
• Supplies Delivered to Trapped Miners in Chile; Research in Limbo after Stem-Cell Ruling; New Home Sales Down; State Programs Offering Incentives for Recycling; Analysis of Last Night's Primaries; WikiLeaks Releases New CIA Documents; Families of Nine Patients Seek Justice for Loved Ones from NOLA Hospital; Saving Fuel, Cutting Emissions
• 9/11 Families Rally for Islamic Center; Stuck a Half-Mile Underground; Sedated to Death in New Orleans; Taking a Stand Against Bullying; What's Hot; IPhone App Alerts Man To Burglary
• Countrywide Bombing Spree in Iraq; President Obama Plans Iraq Speech; Bank's Post-Katrina Solution; Pakistan's Iron Ore Deposits; New Normals of This Economy; Pakistan Victims Return Home
• Buffalo Paper Burned in Protest; Low-Cost Vaccine May Have Prevent Salmonella Outbreak; WWII Vet Becomes American Citizen at 90 Years Old
• Outsiders Take on the Establishment; Fears of a Worsening Economy; Critics Link Bad Eggs to Abused Hens; Animal Rights Groups Claim Egg Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Animal Cruelty; Fires in California and Storms in Arizona Causing Problems; WikiLeaks to Release More Classified Documents; Man Catches Burglar 1,500 Miles Away Using App; Dismal Housing Report Drives Stocks Down; World War II Hero Thought he was American; Trapped Miners' Families Speak Out


August 24, 2010
• Keeping Track of the Stimulus; Federal Judge Strikes Down Government's Authority to Finance Stem-Cell Research; Rebuilding the Levees; Recovery Act Impact; Wordplay: Nameplay Dickey-Wicker; XYZ: To Restore Honor Parties Should Promote Tolerance & Equality
• Judge Blocks Federal Funding of Stem Cell Research; Heated Elections in Five States Today; Update on 33 Chilean Miners; Uranium Seized in Moldova; The Big "I": An Airbag You Can Wear
• Existing Home Sales Plunge; Shirley Sherrod Declines Offers From Agriculture Department; Five States Holding Primaries; Building Up The Levees; What's Hot; Military Burial For Convicted Veteran
• Housing Report Slams Stocks; Egg Recall Raises Concerns; At Least 33 Killed in Somalia; Big Bucks, Ugly Political Battles; $578 Million High School Opens in LA Amid Teacher Layoffs
• Trapped Miners Alive After 19 Days; Sherrod Won't Return to USDA for Now
• Trapped Miners Sent Food and Advice for Keeping Physically and Mentally Fit as They Await Rescue; Gunmen Kill 33 at Mogadishu Hotel; Manila Police Say Bus Hostage Crisis Mishandled; Hurricane Danielle May Reach Category 3 But Will Likely Miss US and Bermuda; Shirley Sherrod and Tom Vilsack Meet in DC


August 23, 2010
• Tainted Eggs Recalled; 'Building up America'; 'Off the Radar'
• Tainted Eggs Lead to Massive Recall; New Credit-Card Rules in Effect; Hostage Ordeal Ends in Gunfire; California's 'Grim Sleeper' in Court to Face Multiple Murder Charges; Nine Day Traffic Jam in China
• Miners Send Message They're Alive; Egg Recall; Saudi Arabia Judge's Sentence: Paralysis; Saving Money on Textbooks; New Orleans Tourism Roaring Back; What's Hot; Teens & Texting
• Egg Safety Under Scrutiny; Fired Policeman Holds Tourist Bus Hostage in the Philippines; Iran Unveils 'Ambassador of Death'
• Egg Recall Expands; Dueling Rallies Over Islamic Center; Critics Slam Rihanna/Eminem Song; Betty White Nabs 5th Emmy Award; The High Costs of College Textbooks
• Egg Recall Expectation; Dueling Rallies at Ground Zero; Hostage Situation Ends in Manila, Gunman Shot; Cleveland Indians' Third Baseman Goes Above and Beyond to Catch Foul Ball; Tropical Storm Danielle Looking to Become Hurricane; Stocks Down But Bonds Up; New Airport Screening Patdown; Iran's New Nuke & Weapon; Muslim Myth Dogs President Obama; Customer Charge More for Being Obese; Festival Turns into Riot


August 22, 2010
• FDA Chief Talks about the Egg Recall and Gulf Seafood; Imam Addresses Ground Zero Mosque; Fighting Floods and Disease in Pakistan; Dean Criticizes White House; First Muslim College in U.S. to Begin Classes; Hall of Fame Honors 13-Year-Old
• Proposed Mosque Stirs Passions; Half a Billion Eggs Recalled; FDA on Safety of Gulf Seafood; First Muslim College in U.S.; First U.S. Muslim College Founded; Trapped Chilean Miners Alive; "New Orleans Rising"
• Half a Billion Eggs Recalled; Iran Unveils New Weapon; Critics Say Obama Vacations Too Much; Girl, 13, Is Rising Pitching Star; Killer of James Jordan Could Get New Trial; Rules Change on Who Gets BP Money for Loss During Oil Spill
• Past Problems at Egg Supplier; Islamic Center Debate Heats up in NY; Note From Trapped Miners in Chile; Viral Videos; 80-Year-Old Doctor Possible Player in Nationwide Internet Drug Trade; Tropical Storm Danielle May Cause Problems for US
• Ground Zero Mosque Protests; President Obama's Religion; How to Turn Your Hobby into a Job; Islamic Center Debate Heats Up in NY; Egg Problems & Salmonella; Iran Unveils New Combat Weapon
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Iraq; Protests Held Near Ground Zero; Prison Camp Artifacts Found; President's Working Vacation; A Question of Faith; Summer's Coolest Gadgets; Getting Aid to Pakistan Flood Victims; Muslims Worshipping in Cuba


August 21, 2010
• 550,000,000 Eggs Recalled; Three Weeks of Floods in Pakistan; Muslim Woman Suing Disney; South Carolina Mom Accused of Murdering her Kids
• Half a Billion Eggs Recalled; The Lessons from Iraq; Possible New Jordan Trial; World According to College Freshmen; Walking Away from the NFL
• For President, Vacation not Exactly Vacation; Protect Yourself From Salmonella-Tainted Eggs; Donors Slow to Respond to Pakistan Flooding; South Carolina Case Highlights Desperate Parents Unable to Cope; How to Battle Bedbugs; Muslim Woman Sues Disney Over Wearing Scarf; Gregory Taylor Freed from Prison
• Major Milestone in Iraq War; Salmonella Outbreak; A Question of Faith
• Half a Billion Eggs Recalled; Worries About Gulf Seafood; Islamic Mosque Outrage
• Charges of Rape Directed at WikiLeaks Founder Dropped; U.S. Troops Leave Iraq in Preparation for Change of Mission; Financial Planner Gives Advice; British Government Asked for Suggestions from Population on How to Save Money; American Man Lives on a Dollar a Day; New Fish Robot May Be Able to Lead Fish Away From Danger; Dispute Rages On Amount of Oil Left in Gulf of Mexico
• Eggs Recall Hits Half a Billion; President's Working Vacation; Navy's First Female Station Commander; End of Operation Freedom Bring New Dawn; Sweden Revokes Assange Arrest Warrant; Roger Clemens Indicted; Mother Charged With Killing Kids; Arpaio Battles Civil Rights Probe; WNBA Coaching Couple
• Credit Card Changes; Half a Billion Eggs Recalled; Major Milestone in Iraq War; How Public Schools are Cutting Back; From an Eyesore to Art; Last U.S. Combat Brigade Out of Iraq; New Mideast Peace Push; WikiLeaks Founder Arrest Revoked
• WikiLeaks Founder Accused of Rape and Molestation; U.S. Troops Leave Iraq in Preparation for Change of Mission; President and Family Vacation in Martha's Vineyard; Women Go Topless in Social Protest; Workers Dissatisfied With Jobs in Present Economic Environment


August 20, 2010
• Ground Zero Mosque Debate; ABC's of Cutting Costs; Building Bridges to Save Lives; Suffer the Children; 22-Mile-Long Oil Plume in Gulf; Making E-Readers Available to Kids Around the World; XYZ: A Call For Peace
• Clergy Support Protested Mosque; Scientists Find Oil Plume in Gulf of Mexico
• Waiting on Jobs Recovery; Teachers Out of a Job; Muslim Myth About President Obama Persists; New Credit Card Rules; Ultimate Grilled Cheese Sandwich; What's Hot
• States Battling Jobless Rates Above 10 Percent; Middle East Peace Talks; Building Bridges to Save Lives
• New Orleans Rising; "Bonnie and Clyde" Captured
• "Bonnie and Clyde" Captured; Tracking the Fugitives; Confusion over President's Religion; Bedbugs Are Crawling Out of Beds and Into Offices, Hotels, and Stores; US Soldiers Return Home to Fort Benning From Iraq


August 19, 2010
• Stryker Brigade Leaves Iraq; Weekly Jobless Claims; Eco- Friendly Furniture; Roger Clemens Indicted; Pakistan's Sliver of Hope; Last U.S. Combat Brigade Leaves Iraq; Help For Our Warriors; New Moon Robot Busts A Move; XYZ: Listening, Learning and Continuing the Discussion
• Last U.S. Combat Brigade Leaves Iraq; Sliver of Hope for Pakistan
• Troops Come Home From Iraq; Gulf Coast Tourism; President Obama on Economy; Finding Work After War; The Help Desk
• Last Full Combat Brigade Leaves Iraq; Military Shifting Role in Iraq; Where Things Stand in Iraq
• Last U.S. Combat Brigade Leaves Iraq; NY Gov. Offers Compromise; Risky Rescue in Washington State, High Jobless Numbers Scares Investors
• Last U.S. Combat Brigade Leaves Iraq; The Future of Iraq; Many Egg Brands Recalled Due to Salmonella Outbreak. Last US Combat Troops Leave Iraq. Mexican Blog Highlights Increasing Violence in Mexico's Drug War. Stocks Gained Yesterday But Jobs Report Causes Economists to Worry; Zooper Tango Double Stroller Recalled; Iraq Combat Mission: From the Start; Candidate Goes on Hunger Strike; Third Tour of Duty in Afghanistan


August 18, 2010
• U.S. Military Relief Effort in Pakistan; Why Pakistan Matters; From Eyesore to Art; Teacher "Grades": Public or Private?; "L.A. Times" Reporter Discusses Grading L.A. Teachers; Pakistan's Devastating Floods; Wordplay: COBRA; XYZ: Religious Freedom and You
• Floods Threaten Pakistan Security; Humanitarian Aid Lacking for Pakistan; Robots Developed to Guide Fish to Safety
• Blagojevich's Jury of One; BP to Stop Handling Gulf Claims; Pakistan Flood Disaster; Solar-Powered Jobs; Priests Threatened; What's Hot; Flying Above The Economy
• President Obama Visits Ohio Family; Why Are Banks Holding Money From Small Businesses?; The Graduation Gap: Schools Failing Black Males
• Blagojevich Jury Hangs on Most Charges; Spike in Teen Hearing Loss
• How the U.S. is Helping in Pakistan; Survivor's Call after Colombia Crash; China Reeling After New Mudslides Hit Southwest; Obama Administration Considering Easing Travel Restrictions to Cuba; Hip Hop Star Wyclef Jean Waiting To Find Out If He Can Run for President of Haiti; Blagojevich's Hung Jury; Cops: Man Faked Death to Beat Charges


August 17, 2010
• Pakistan's Growing Desperation; Real Skills for the Real World; Studies Revive Gulf Oil Fears; The Face of Disaster: Why Isn't Pakistan Getting the Same Coverage?; Opryland Sings Again; The Stakeout: President in Seattle; Wordplay: Cancer; XYZ: Quit Smoking, Help the World?
• Flooded Pakistan in Need of Aid; Cancer Costs More Than Other Diseases; Wal-Mart Earnings a Mixed Bag
• Securing Afghanistan; Fixing Fannie & Freddie; The Help Desk; What's Hot; High School Football Team Practices Overnight
• Failure to Educate; Securing Afghanistan; Gallantry in Action: Army Awards Silver Stars for Bravery
• Huge Graduation Gap for Minorities; Toddlers Found in Submerged Car; New Study on Teen Sex and School Performance
• Study Says Oil Spreading East on Gulf Floor; Ex-Soldier Posts Disturbing Pictures; Taliban Making Most of Epic Flooding; US Bureau of Land Management Investigating Deaths at Mohave Desert Race; Dearborn Michigan High School Football Team Holds Night Practices to Allow Muslim Students to Observe Ramadan Fasting


August 16, 2010
• Plane in Pieces After Crash in Colombia; Ground Zero's Other Mosque; Repairing the International Space Station; Karzai's Deadline; Actors Bring Theater to Children
• Plane Breaks Into Pieces, 1 Killed; Gulf Shrimp Season Begins
• Plane Splits Apart in Colombia While Landing; China Sprints to Number 2 Economy; President Obama on Green Energy, Jobs
• Plane Splits Apart While Landing; U.S. and South Korea Start New Drills; Louisiana Seafood Back on Menus; Times Square Kiss; No More Overdraft Fees
• Controversial Islamic Center Near Ground Zero; BP Seal On Hold; Return to Tarawa
• China Set to be World's Number Two Economy; President Obama Comments on Islamic Center Near Ground Zero; Struggling to Survive after Flooding; Disease Follows in Wake of Pakistan Floods; Heat in South While Midwest Sees Relief, and Tropical Depression Returns to the Gulf


August 15, 2010
• Pres. Obama Supports Mosque; 8 Killed at Off-Road Race; The Mosque Already Near WTC Site; N.Y. Islamic Center Controversy; Pakistan Flood Disaster Far from Over; Pill Works Beyond Morning After; U.S. Military Returns to Tarawa; Market Offers Awesome Back-to- School Tech
• President Obama Takes Sides on Mosque; The Mosque Already Near Ground Zero; N.Y. Islamic Center Controversy; Usher's New Look on Life
• Ground Zero Mosque Controversy; Pakistan Flood Disaster Far from Over; Looking Ahead in Pakistan; National Guard Vets Battle to Find Jobs; Spectators Killed in Off-Road Race in California; Finding New Tech Gadgets for School
• Eight Spectators Killed in Race Crash; President Wraps Up Gulf Coast Vacation; Afghanistan War Policy; Escapes Escalate Prison Debate; Status of Gay Rights Around the World
• Pakistan Flood Details; Persuasive Technology; FDA Approves Contraceptive Pill; Eight Killed in Off-Road Racing Accident; Obama Visits Gulf Coast
• Tragedy at Racing Event in California; Afghanistan War Policy; Day of Mourning in China; Top Priority: Sealing BP Well; Sex Offender Worked in the Gulf; Reaction to Islamic Center/Mosque Plan in New York; Campaign Trail this Week


August 14, 2010
• Pres. Obama in the Gulf; Pakistan Floods Affect 20 Million; Search Resumes for Fallen WWII Marines
• Obama Talks Mosque in Gulf; Is the N-Word Ever OK?
• President Obama Vacationing in The Gulf; 20 Million People Affected by Pakistani Floods; From Refugee Camps to the U.S. Classrooms; How to Rebuild the New Orleans Police; Desiree Rogers Talks of New Job, Former Job as WH Social Secretary
• President Obama Visits Florida; Islamic Center Near Ground Zero; Tiger's Play on Display; Pakistan Flood Victims Wait for Aid That Is Very Slow in Coming
• Gulf Coast Cleanup; Getting Around in Alaska; Obama Supports Building Islamic Center Near Ground Zero; Four Dead in Buffalo Restaurant Shooting; On a Mission to Rebuild Trust
• President Obama and First Family Visit Gulf Coast; Financial Expert Gives Advice on Student Loans; Oil Spill Clean-Up Workers Find Messages in a Bottle; New Technology Allows Disabled to Play Video Games; New Device Shuts Down Cell Phone Service While Car is On, Barring Texting While Driving
• Pizza Place Tries to Boost Business With How-to Classes; Legal Analysis of This Week's Top Celebrity Court Cases; First Family Arrives in Panama City, FL; President Obama Choosing Sides, Lower Ninth Ward, BP Oil Disaster
• Islamic Center Near Ground Zero; Pres. Obama Visits Panama City Beach; Stabbing Case Moves Forward; Selling Sex on Craigslist; New York's Bed Bug Brouhaha; Message in a Bottle; Preparing for Disaster in New Orleans
• President Defends Private Party's Plans to Build Mosque Near 9/11 Ground Zero; President t Vacation in the Gulf Area; "American Idol" Winner Being Sued For Having Affair With Married Man; Dr. Laura's Use of Racial Slur Causes Controversy; Ken Green Plays PGA Tournament After Loss of Leg


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