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February 18, 2011
• Day of Victory in Egypt; Violence Flares in Yemen; Budget Drama Boils in Wisconsin; States and Cities in Budget Crisis; No Surgeries at VA Hospital After Spots Discovered on Surgical Instruments; Boehner Vows Deep Budget Cuts; Bahrain Funerals Stoke Rallies; Migraine Patient has Knife in Brain; Lanterns, Dragons and Riddles; "Anna Nicole" The Opera


February 17, 2011
• Violent Protests in Bahrain; Cure For Baldness?; Deadly Crackdown in Bahrain; Subpoenas in Countrywide Sweetheart Deals; Your Tax Dollar and NASCAR; One Adopted child Found Dead and Another Burned with Acid by Adopted Parent; Famous Trees at Auburn University Poisoned; Congresswoman Proposes Bill to Cut Army of NASCAR
• State Workers Protest in Wisconsin; Bahrain Crackdown; One Adopted Child Found Dead, Another Burned With Acid By Adopted Parent; Violence Continues Along Mexico-Texas Border; University in Tennessee Cuts Tuition; Protests Continue in Wisconsin Against State Government Bill
• Wisconsin Governor to Eliminate Collective Bargaining for State Workers; Study Says Some Restaurant Workers Come to Work Sick; Auburn's Famous Live Oaks Poisoned by Alabama Football Fan; Deadly Crackdown in Bahrain; Wisconsin Dems Skip Vote
• Wisconsin Teachers Kill The Bill; Funding And Running Schools; Game Over For South Florida Basketball Team; Osama Bin Laden To GITMO; Wisconsin Teacher Kill The Bill; Unemployed Need Not Apply?; Education Success Story: Urban Prep Academy; Web Searches With Your Camera; Deadly Crackdown in Bahrain
• Wisconsin Teachers Fight Cuts; Texas Sheriff Takes on Cartels; Sleeping Protesters Attacked; Budget Protests Cancel Classes; New York Budget Shortfall; Stimulus Two Years Later; God Points Finger at Clooney; Gumbo Done Right with James Carville; President Obama to Visit Great Britain
• Pacquiao Goes to Washington; Wisconsin Teachers and State Workers Protest; Retail Sales Expected to Climb; Short Ecuadorians Resistant to Cancer and Diabetes; Police Attack Protesters in Bahrain; President Obama Courts Technology Innovators in CA; A Look Inside Marine Corps Sniper Training
• Geithner, Bernanke and Bair Testifying Before Senate Budget Committee; At Least 15 Wisconsin Schools Closed due to Protests; Update on Violence in Bahrain; Out of Work Americans; 2012 Battle for the White House; President Obama Meets with Jobs, Zuckerberg and Schmidt
• Violent Crackdown in Bahrain; Delicate Diplomacy for U.S. amidst Mideast Protests; Quest for World's Longest Taco Line; Auburn University Oak Trees Poisoned; Dramatic Horse Rescue in Phoenix; Teacher Slams Students on Blog; Crib Accidents on the Rise; Political Odd Couple Testifies; Reaction to Mideast Protest


February 16, 2011
• American Accused of Murder in Pakistan; Police Investigate Gruesome Florida Case; 'Bunga Bunga' Scandal Deepens; Protests Erupt in Libya; House Votes to Cancel F35 Engine; Massachusetts Democrat Proposes to Cut Military Funding for NASCAR; Skechers Being Sued for Causing Hip Injury
• Police Investigate Gruesome Florida Case; Protests in Middle East; New Jersey's Rising Political Star; Pakistanis Demanding American Be Put on Trial For Murder; Danny Bonaduce Discusses Drug Addiction; Two ICE Agents Are Shot In Mexico; Many Towns Surrounding Juarez, Mexico Abandoned Due To Violence
• Kerry in Talks Over U.S. Contractor Held for Murder in Pakistan; Arizona Couple Succeeds With Nevada Winery; Cutting an Overdue Budget; 'Disengaged, Lazy Whiners': Accurate Descriptions of America's Youth?; Dead Body Found in Cubicle
• United States Airlines; FAA Says U.S. Air Traffic To Soar; Deadly Protests In Bahrain; Underdog Now The Top Dog; Amanda Knox's Mom Speaks Out, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy For Book Store; The Death of Books; Jay Carney's First Briefing; Wisconsin State Workers on Strike in Madison; U.S. Marshal Shot and Killed in West Virginia; United Airlines Gradually Bringing Back 757s; Prostate Cancer Screening: Less is More?; The Future of Our Skylines; Dusty the Klepto Cat
• Middle Class Stuck in Neutral; Screening for Prostate Cancer; Protests Spreading through Mid-East; White House News Briefing; How to Get Out of Jury Duty; Beauty Queen Weight Battle; Meet New White House Press Secretary Jay Carney
• Middle Class Income Unchanged from 1988; Alleged Italian Madam Denies Supplying Berlusconi; Costs for Health Insurers Fall; Real Cat Burglar Prowls Neighborhood; Iran's 'Green Movement' Uprising Reborn; Shopping Smarter
• Grading the Airlines; Deadly Protests in Bahrain
• Deadly Protests in Bahrain; Berlusconi Sex Scandal; Amanda Knox's Parents Charged With Libel in Italian Courts; Borders Files for Bankruptcy; Bernie Madoff Gives First Interview since Arrested; Anti- Government Protests Still Boiling in Middle East and North Africa; Berlusconi Sex Scandal; Driving Away Goblins; $1 Million Pot Seized


February 15, 2011
• Iran Moves to Suppress Protests; Parents of Amanda Knox Facing Trial; Winds of Change Blow in Iran
• Iran Moves to Suppress Protests; No Charges in New York Police Shooting Death; President Obama Defends Budget
• President: Cuts "Hard to Take"; Anger Swelling in Iran
• Iranian Lawmakers Out For Blood; President Obama Defends Budget; NYSE and German Exchange Merger; Home Depot Hiring 60,000 In The Spring; Atlanta Baby Panda Is Named; Charlie Sheen Talks Crack; Your Brain On Drugs; Prices Heading Higher; Budget Battle; President Obama to Award Medal of Freedom to 15 Honorees; Coverage of the Medal of Freedom Ceremony
• Presidential News Conference; Interview With Rep. Ron Paul of Texas; Iran's Lawmakers Demand Deaths; Talk Back; The Help Desk; Choosing Models For the Catwalk
• Presidential News Conference; New Passengers Bill of Rights
• President Obama to Hold News Conference; Prices Rising Up to 10 Percent; Romney has Big Lead in New Hampshire; Italy PM Berlusconi Faces Trial


February 14, 2011
• President Propose Budget; Teenage "Lingerie Night"
• Budget Battle Begins; Dramatic End to Crime Spree; Egypt's Ripple Effects
• President Obama Proposes Budget Cuts; South Carolina Wants Own Currency; Night at the Grammys
• South Carolina Lawmaker Proposes Own Currency for State; Lockdown at Middle Tennessee State University; The Rise of Black-Owned Businesses; Protests Erupting Throughout Middle East; New Warning for Parents About the Dangers of Energy Drinks; President Obama Sends Congress His Budget, Republicans Want Bigger Cuts
• Proposed Budget Cuts Hit Home; China's Economy Passes Japan's; Checking The Truth-O-Meter; Talk Back; Test Your News IQ; Pickup Artist Teaches In China
• President Obama Presents Budget; Borders Expected to File for Bankruptcy; Pediatricians Warn Against Energy Drinks for Children; The Do's and Don'ts of Money Talk; Upset at the Grammy Awards? Protests in Iran and Yemen Continue Today
• Violent Protests in Yemen; Obama Unveils 2012 Budget
• Painful Cuts in President Obama's Budget; Egypt After the Revolution; Heroic Deputy Saves Driver From Car Fire; 10-Year-Old Blind Swimmer Making Waves; "Moby Dick" Era Ship Foun; Eighth Grade Student Interviews Eminem; Valentine's Day Duds; Dealing With Financial Relationship Baggage; Japanese Economy Slips to Number Three Behind U.S. and China; Iran's Forbidden Protest; Italians Protest Prime Minister Berlusconi; World's Chocolate Crunch; Big Brawl and Big Fines


February 13, 2011
• Man Goes on 28 Hours of Terror in New York; Cairo Returning to Normal; Similarities between Egyptian Uprising and U.S. Civil Rights; Budget Battles Ahead; Eight Dead in Mexico Drive-by Shooting; Married Congressman Quits; Super Bowl Ticket Lawsuit
• 28 Hours of Terror; Egypt's Crisis through iReports; Ron Paul Wins CPAC Straw Poll; Improving Your Looks Online; Mass Shooting in Mexico City; Egyptians Begin Work Week without Mubarak as President; Italians Fed Up with Prime Minister Berlusconi; Health Concerns at the Playboy Mansion; Arizona CEO Faces Prostitution Charges
• Eight Dead in Mass Shooting; Cairo Returning to Normal; Egypt Uprising and U.S. Civil Rights; Super Bowl Ticket Suit; Windy Weather Across the Country Leaves Mess; Houston Police Again Accused of Abuse; States to Reduce Penalties for Teen Sexting; Woman Tries to Mail Puppy
• Renowned Dancer Takes a Bow; Five Ways Vacations Help Careers; Lady Gaga's Big Entrance; George Wallace is Back; Five Sets of Brothers in Marines; Valentine's Gift Ideas; Valentine's Day Spending
• Egypt's Parliament Dissolved; Egypt's New Military Leadership; Golf Phenom Zakiya "Z" Randall; Boycotting Valentine's Day; The New Face of Alvin Ailey
• Egyptian Parliament Dissolved; Cairo Gets Back to Work; Weirdest Grammy Showdowns; Believing What You See Online; Reservation Fire Spreads Fast; eBay and Coach Don't Mix; Gadgets for Valentine's Day; Eyeing the Big Business Picture; Egypt's Military Dissolves Parliament; Massive Fire Spreads to 20 Homes


February 12, 2011
• Deadly Violence in Mexico; After the Revolution: What's Next?; 4 Dead after NYC Rampage
• Police Search for Singer; CPAC & The Straw Poll
• Switzerland Freezes Assets of Hosni Mubarak; Community Activists Call for Houston P.D. to Be Cleaned Up; Some States Reduce Penalties for Sexting Teens; Egyptians Tidy Up Site of Revolution; Egyptians Ponder what's Next After Revolution; Ron Paul Wins CPAC Straw Poll; New York Congressman Quits after Web Flirting Scandal
• U.S. Administration in Damage Control Mode As Diplomatic Relations with Egypt's Neighbors Need Shoring Up; Egypt's New Day; Meeting of Conservatives
• Egyptian Americans Celebrate Mubarak Departure; Arizona Sues Feds; Meeting of 10,000-plus Conservatives
• Revolution in Egypt and World Reactions; The End of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; Oral Lee Brown's Scholarship Program; The History of the Green Book; Anti-Government and Pro-Government Protestors Clash in the Streets of Yemen Today
• Change in the Middle East; The House Republicans Spending Bill; U.S. Military Leaders Directly Engaging With Egyptian Military; Top Legal Cases of the Week; Valentine's Day Gifts: Are They More About Money Than Love?
• Revolution in Egypt: The View from Israel; Egypt in Transition; Egyptian Military States All Existing Egyptian Treaties to Be Honored, Enforced; Protesters and Military Clean Up Tahrir Square; Egypt's Military Promises Democracy; Mubarak Assets Frozen; Markets React to Egypt; Egypt's Political Pivot Man; Behind the Revolution
• Memorial in Tahrir Square; Egyptian Americans Celebrate in the States; Applauding Egypt's Uprising; Talking to the New Egypt; The Military's Role in Egypt; Egypt at the Crossroads; Swiss Freeze Mubarak Assets; Conservatives Converge in D.C.; Mandela the Family Man; Celebrating Change in Egypt


February 11, 2011
• Egyptians Pack the Streets; Mubarak Leaves Cairo
• Egypt Uprising; Crowd Builds at Presidential Palace


February 10, 2011
• Verizon iPhone A Game-Changer; Mubarak Rumored To Step Down From Presidential Post Tonight
• 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'


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