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November 30, 2012
• Fiscal Cliff Fingerpointing; Same-Sex Marriage Before Supreme Court; Mortgage Deductions Might End for Some; Controlling Killer Robots; Kind Act Draws Worldwide Praise


November 29, 2012
• Palestinians Seek UN Observer Status; Dolphin Shootings Investigated; Are We in Another Recession?; Mohamed Morsi on the Cover of Time Magazine; Syrian Violence Continues
• Violence in Syria; Taxing Talks; Manning Speaks at Hearing; Obama-Romney Lunch
• Fierce Clashes Near Syria Airport; Outlawing Gay Conversion Therapy; "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute"; Homeowner Tax Break May Change; Fiscal Cliff Could Wallop Schools; Heavy Rain, Winds Hit North California
• Rebels Claim Major Victories; Obama Lunches With Romney; Tax Talks In Washington; Egypt's President On "Time" Cover; Gymnast Turned To Drugs
• Winning Powerball Tickets Sold in Arizona, Missouri; Americans Planning to Buy More Guns; U.S. Planned to Nuke the Moon; Hillary Clinton Announces Blueprint to Fight AIDS; Dolphins Mysteriously Killed.
• George H. W. Bush Treated; Obama And Romney Face To Face; Trolleys Collide In Boston; Trolleys Collide in Boston; Actor Blasts "Two And A Half Men"; Winning Tickets Sold in Arizona & Missouri
• Palestinians Seeking Status Upgrade at UN; Drones Over America; Obama Draws Red Line on Fiscal Cliff; Closing Guantanamo Bay Prison; Two Trolleys Collide in Boston
• Obama Hosts Romney for Lunch; Egypt Rushes New Constitution; Syria Goes Mostly Internet Dark; UK Judge Calls for Independent Panel on Media;
• Egypt Rushes New Constitution; Palestinian Quest for Global Recognition; Boehner Talks Fiscal Cliff; Rice's Uphill Battle on Capitol Hill.
• Obama and Romney in Private Lunch; Geithner Meets with Republicans; Obama: No Deal Without Taxes on the Rich; Arizona Powerball Winner to be Announced Today; West Coast Weather Forecast; Lohan Arrested Again; U.S. Might Arm Syrian Rebels; Smart Travel
• Obama, Romney to do Lunch at White House; Syria's Internet Goes Dark; Preventing Head Injuries in Sports; Now Cool to be Nerdy
• Obama, Boehner Talk Fiscal Cliff; Geithner Is Fiscal Cliff "Point Man"; U.S. Economy Expanding; Two Powerball Winners Split Jackpot; Journalist and Fox Spar On Air and Off; Rebels Say They Shot Down Helicopter
• Obama Hosts Romney for Lunch; Scientists Claim DNA Evidence of Bigfoot; Drones Could Fill U.S. Skies; Cup of Starbucks Coffee for $7; NFL Player Fined $30,000
• Obama, Romney to Do Lunch at White House; Two Powerball Tickets Split $579 Million; Complaints Soar at Toys "R" Us; Forget Steroids: Adderall is the New Cheat


November 28, 2012
• President Meets with Business Leaders; Huge Lottery Prize Stimulates Ticket Sales; Black Teen Killed in Altercation over Loud Music; Bradley Manning Could Testify Soon in Military Secrets Case; Elmo Puppeteer Sex Case Examined
• Averting the Fiscal Cliff; Interview With Pennsylvania Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz
• Hacking Hotel Keycard Locks; After the Cliff, We Hit the Ceiling; Five Million Deaths in Democratic Republic Of Congo; Second Day of Meetings Doesn't Help Ambassador Rice; Adopting Across Racial Lines; Yahoo CEO Speaks Out
• Fiscal Cliff Negotiations; Obama & Romney To Meet; Powerball Tops Half Billion; Hacking Hotel Keycard Locks
• Race On To Win $550M Powerball; Michelle Obama Welcomes Military Families; Women Veterans Sue Pentagon; Teen Killed After Music Complaint; U.S. Blocks BP Contracts; Pole Dancing Sport Grows; U.N. To Vote On Palestinian Status
• More Backlash For Rice Over Libya; Obama Deciding New Cabinet; Dr. Oz Says Eat Your Frozen Veggies; Obama Campaigns for Fiscal Fix
• More Backlash For Rice Over Libya; The M23 Movement in Goma; Ending Violence in the DRC
• Obama Speaks About Taxes; Rice Faces Continuing Backlash; Protests Continue in Cairo
• Analysis of Press Conference Held by Senator Collins; Strange Court Case Involves CIA; Storms Out West
• Romney and Obama Meet Tomorrow; Powerball Fever; Ambassador Rice Meets with Senators Collins and Corker; Lottery Pools Potentially Problematic; Collins' Post-Meeting Press Conference
• House GOP Leaders Talk Fiscal Cliff; Storm Systems Target West Coast; The High Price of Winning; Christmas Classics Day at the Office
• Taking The Tax Fight To Twitter; Rice Returns For New GOP Grilling; 368,000 New Homes Sold In October; Powerball Jackpot Tonight: $500,000,000; Garment Factory Managers Arrested; Chavez Getting Medical Treatment In Cuba; GAO: $1 Coins Would Save U.S. $4.4 Billion
• Florida A&M Wants Hazing Suit Dropped; Contraception Mandate Challenged; "The Hobbit" Premiers in New Zealand; Sound Technology May Diagnose Parkinson's Disease
• Lottery Jackpot Hits Half a Billion; Rice's Visit Stirs New GOP Anger; Another Stand Your Ground Case in Florida?; China News Site Takes Satire Seriously; Bachelor's Degrees for $10,000


November 27, 2012
• What the Fiscal Cliff Means for You; Conversion Therapy Lawsuit; Election Decided by Coin Flip
• Avoiding the Fiscal Cliff; President Obama Meets With Mexican President-Elect
• Obama To Meet Mexico's President-Elect; Heads Or Tails? Election Decided By Coin Flip; New Sign Of Housing Comeback; Actor Calls Own Hit Comedy "Filth"; Children Caught Up In Syria's War
• White House Obama Involved In Talks; Meeting Raises More Libya Concerns; Inside Look At Rice's Background
• Mexico's New Leader Visits White House; Meeting with Susan Rice Raises More Questions; Gay Conversion Therapy Lawsuit Filed; GivingTuesday Promotes Giving Back; Child with Leukemia Uses Marijuana.
• U.S. Ambassador To U.N. Faces More Criticism; Nearing The Fiscal Cliff; New Violence Over Power Grab; The Help Desk; Holder Suit On Hold; Mexico's New Leader Visits White House
• Mexico's President-Elect to Meet with Obama; Standoff in the Democratic Republic of the Congo; "Global Soul": Music From Brooklyn to Ethiopia; Honda Makes Car For Women; Red Tide Closes Australia Beaches
• Meeting Raises More Libya Concerns; New Violence Over Power Grab; Experts Exhume Yasser Arafat's Body; Greece to Receive Bailout
• Drug-Fighting Hero Murdered; Study Shows Job Loss Affects Heart; Conversion Therapy Provider Being Sued; Getting Ahead on Monthly Bills; Actor Calls His Own Show Filth.
• Meetings with Ambassador Rice Unsatisfactory; Congress Tackles the Fiscal Cliff; Interview with Jim Greer
• Cell Phone Use and Your Privacy; Guess Jeans Has New Child Model; Seven-Year-Old Medical Marijuana Patient; Rice Meets with Lawmakers on Benghazi
• Army Intel Wikileaks Suspect To Testify; Yasser Arafat's Body Exhumed; Lawmakers Return, Work On Fiscal Cliff; Ambassador Rice Meets With Lawmakers On Libya; Consumer Confidence Hits 4-Year High; Lawmaker Sides With Wal-Mart Workers; Cellphone Use And Your Privacy
• Rice Meeting with Critics About Benghazi; Actor Calls His Hit Comedy "Filth"; Obama Meets with Business Owners; Ndamukong Suh Not Suspended
• Ambassador Rice Faces Lawmakers; Fiscal Cliff Campaign and CEO Motives; Another Big Gain for Home Prices; Yasser Arafat's Body Exhumed; Obama to Meet with President-Elect Nieto of Mexico; Harsh Immigration Laws Debated; China Angers Neighbors with New Passport


November 26, 2012
• Cell Phone Usage Laws Examined; Rolling Stones Tour Celebrates 50 Years as a Recording Act; A Look at an Alleged North Korean Assassination Plot
• President Obama Speaks With GOP Leaders; Long Space Mission
• $425,000,000 Could Be Yours; Spending a Year in Space; Arafat's Body to Be Exhumed; Fiscal Cliff and Your 401K; Crisis Talks on Morsi Power Grab; Muslim Brotherhood Cancels Egypt Protest; Second Fire at Bangladesh Factory; Thousands Protest Factory Deaths; White House on Fiscal Cliff Negotiations
• Republicans Breaking with No Tax Lobbyist; Senate Convenes in Lame Duck Session; Sandy Damage Tops $19 Billion in New York City; Biggest Online Shopping Day of the Year; Mobile Apps to Compare Deals; Activists: Syrian Bomb Kills 10 Children; FBI Top 10 Fugitive Captured; Egyptians Protest President Power Grab; Israeli Defense Minister Quitting; New Job for Jenna Bush Hager
• Cyber Monday Expected to Set Records; Apps to Help with Cyber Shopping; Glass Contamination in Medicine; Yasser Arafat's Body to be Exhumed Tomorrow.
• Queen Meets Sniper; Beating The Fiscal Cliff Deadline; McCain Says Give Rice A Chance; Egyptians Protest President Power Grab; Egyptians Protest Pres. Power Grab; The Demise of Hostess
• Syrians Hope for Peace; Fire in Bangladesh Factory; Harsh American Laws Force Immigrants to Return Home; Golf's New King; Assassin's Weapons Displayed
• Egyptians Protest President's Power Grab; Israeli Defense Minister Quitting; Africa's Gays Being Targeted; Egyptian Intervention Strained; Arafat's Body to be Exhumed
• Outrage Again Egyptian President Continues; Yasser Arafat's Body to Be Exhumed Tomorrow; Tips on Keeping Credit Card Debt in Check; Indiana Blast Being Investigated as Homicide; New Evidence Revealed in Casey Anthony Case.
• 36 Days Till Fiscal Cliff; GDP May Slow Next Year; Warren Buffett Weighs In; Americans Want Compromise; Republicans Break with Norquist; Less Heat on Susan Rice; Generic Lipitor Recalled
• Post-Election Wish List; No Lights for Weeks But Bill in the Mail; Confetti Rains Down with Sensitive Info; Republicans Back Away from Tax Pledge; Tips for Cliff Negotiators
• Two Factory Fires, 100 Plus Deaths In Bangladesh; Critics: Bangladesh Factories Are "Death Traps"; NASA Announces Longest U.S. Space Flight; Republicans Back Away From Tax Pledge; Glass Pieces Prompt Cholesterol Drug Recall; Gas Blast Destroys Strip Club; No Regrets For Anti-Islam Filmmaker; Egypt's Morsi Faces Growing Anger
• Political Gamble for the GOP; NASA Announces Longest U.S. Space Flight; Unexpected Help for Lindsay Lohan; Unbeaten Notre Dame Awaits Title Foe
• Republicans Back Away from Tax Pledge; Garment Factories in Bangladesh; Suh Suspended Two Games Last Year; Egypt's President Faces Growing Anger


November 25, 2012
• Floods in Southwest England and Wales Getting Worse; Protesters Gather in Tahrir Square Against President Morsi; Scarves and Bracelets for Soldiers
• Protesters Camp in Tahrir Square; Fiscal Cliff Talks to Resume; No Powerball Jackpot Winners; Iran's Mideast Shadow; Israeli Drones Still over Gaza; Cairo Protests Up; Powerball Jackpot Hits $400 Million
• Cyber Monday Starts Early; Fiscal Cliff Talks Resume Soon; Rage Explodes Again in Cairo; Holiday Air Travel Appears Smooth; Florida Yacht Fire; Floating for Eternity; Journey Inside a Horrifying Past; Fighting Irish to Play for Title
• Thanksgiving's Busiest Travel Day; Egypt Clashes; At Least 117 Dead, 200 Injured in Bangladesh Factory Fire; Cyber Monday Sales; Anti-Cholesterol Drug Lipitor Recalled; Fiscal Cliff Looms; Real Life Assassins
• Black Friday Sales Up; Egypt Protest Escalates; Cooperation Needed to Avoid Fiscal Cliff
• Black Fridays Sales Break Records; Fiscal Cliff Negotiations to Kick Off; 2.4 Million Expected to Fly Today; Ceasefire Holding in Gaza; Retailers Offer Personal Touch; Famous Fashion in Hotels


November 24, 2012
• John McAfee in Hiding; Hector Camacho Dies; New Protests in Cairo
• Protesters Return to Tahrir Square; Larry Hagman: 1931-2012; Arafat's Body Exhumed; Sandy's Effect on New Jersey
• Egypt's President Claims New Powers, Fiscal Cliff Looms in Washington; Larry Hagman Dies in Dallas at the Age of 81; News Electronics Jobs Come to U.S.; Documentary: O.J. Didn't Commit Murders; San Francisco to Ban Nudity; Miracle Baby Receives Heart Surgery; Iraq War Amputee Inspires Disabled Athletes; Growing Number of Female Sports Fans
• Morsi's New Decree Sparks Protests; Larry Hagman Dies at 81; San Francisco Nudists Protest
• Fire at the U.S. State Department; Iconic Television Actor Larry Hagman Dies; Hector "Macho" Camacho Dies; Demonstrators in Cairo Protest President Mohamed Morsi's Edicts
• Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas Continues; Protests Continue in Egypt; Actor Larry Hagman Dies; Former Boxer Hector Camacho Dies; Chef Survives Cancer Five Times; U.S. Real Estate Market Improving; Movie Critics Assesses Holiday Films; Authors Discuss 20-Somethings in America
• Remembering Larry Hagman; Interview With Former U.S. Ambassador to Both Israel and Syria Edward Djerejian; FBI's Most-Wanted Fugitive Captured; Explosion Rips Through Strip Club; Domestic Dispute Call Turns Deadly; Angling After the Ceasefire; Maryland DNA Law Goes to High Court; Teen Sentenced to Church; Bringing Jobs Back to the U.S.; Using Sports to Overcome Addiction


November 23, 2012
• Refusal of Abortion Causes Woman's Death in Ireland, Sparking Protests; Baby Boomer Stars Maintain Popularity
• Mass Protests in Egypt; Real Story Behind Resignation of Jesse Jackson Jr.
• Israelis, Palestinians Clash At Border; A Twist On The Christmas Story; "Babies Holding Babies"; Morsi Power Consolidation Draws Fire
• Fury In Tahrir Square; Mass Protests Erupt In Egypt; Black Friday Shoppers Hit The Stores; Wal-Mart Black Friday Protest; First Lady Inspects The Christmas Tree; Thanksgiving At The White House; Massive Pileup Closes I-10 In Texas; Fired Over Facebook Pic Post; Anti-Gay Law As "Christmas Gift"
• Behind the Scenes with Ramp Services Crew; Sandy's Impact on Tourism; Staying Young
• Stock Market Boost; Holiday Shopping Frenzy on Black Friday; Furious Egyptians March on Cairo
• Pope's New Book about the Birth of Jesus; South African Mining Conditions; International Perception of MexicoMexico
• Morsi Building Dictatorship?; Aleppo Fighting Continues; Violence at Gaza Border, But Cease Fire Holds; Congo Violence Forcing More Residents into Neighboring Countries; Record Greenhouse Gas Levels
• Local Stores Face New Threat; What Not to Buy on Black Friday; Deadly Shooting in Gaza; Post-Sandy Debt and Destruction; Crews Check Plane Safety
• Mohamed Morsi Takes Power from Courts; Egyptians State Protests; Black Friday's Early Start; Walmart Strike Details; Vi9olence Along Gaza-Israel Border, But in General, Cease Fire Holds
• Norquist's Anti-Tax Pledge; Hollywood's Biggest Stars: Boomers; Cyber Monday Deals; Hottest Gadgets This Season
• 147,000,000 Shoppers Blitz U.S. Stores; Striking Wal-Mart Workers Walk Out; Two Dead, Scores Hurt In Highway Pileups; Survivor Recalls Texas Mass Crash; Thanksgiving Trouble; France Drops Formal Probe Of Sarkozy; Turkey, Dressing Served Up In Space; Pope's Book Corrects Christmas Details; Morsy Under Scrutiny And Protest; Deals Right From Your Smartphone; Deadly Shooting Tests Mideast Truce; Norquist's Anti-Tax Pledge
• Protesters March on Wal-Mart; Avoiding Pressure to Buy More; A Twist on the Christmas Story; Fired Over Facebook Pic Post
• Striking Wal-Mart Workers Walk Out; Clashes in Tahrir Square; Thanksgiving Trouble; Fragile Middle East Truce Tested; Breaking Away from Big Box Stores


November 22, 2012
• Israeli-Hamas Ceasefire Remains In Effect; Celebration in Gaza City; Replay of "The World According to Lance Armstrong"
• Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Holding; Palestinians Celebrate in Gaza; Hamas Claims Victory Over Israel; Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; Emotional Homecomings For Troops; "Macho" Camacho Declared Brain Dead; Pileup Shuts Down Texas Interstate
• Gaza Ceasefire Holding; Jesse Jackson Jr. Resigns House Seat; A Tour Of Paris; Hostess Shutdown Okayed By Judge; Black Friday Shopping Starts Today; Hospital Targeted In Syria; Hector "Macho" Camacho Is Brain Dead; Boy Rescued From Icy Mud; After The Ceasefire In Gaza
• Hamas Supporters Celebrate in Streets; U.S., Egypt Help Broker Ceasefire; Hours Away From Black Friday Frenzy; New York Celebrates Thanksgiving; Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. Resigns; Fitch Cuts Sony, Panasonic Debt To "Junk"; Turning Eyes to Oscars; More Turkey Cooking Tips From Butterball; Interview with NASCAR's "Bad Brad" Keselowski
• Israeli-Hamas Ceasefire Holding; Thousand Volunteer to Staten Island; New York Celebrates Thanksgiving; Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. Resigns; Black Friday Can Become Chaotic; Men, "Gen Y" Plan to Spend More; Ambassador Rice Responds on Benghazi; Butterball Talk-Line Helps Families Avoid Turkey Day Disasters; A Thanksgiving Fit for the Troops; Turkey, With a Side of Pigskin


November 21, 2012
• Israel-Hamas Cease Fire; Tracking the Rockets Used by Hamas
• Israel, Hamas Reach Cease-Fire Agreement; Celebrations in Gaza
• Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Under Way Now; Ceasefire Now In Effect
• Cease-Fire Between Israel and Hamas
• Israel, Hamas Cease Fire to Start at Top of Hour; Israeli Prime Minister Talks about Cease-Fire.
• Israel-Hamas Cease-Fire To Begin Today
• Israel-Hamas Ceasefire To Begin Today
• Bomb Kills Cease-Fire Hopes; Clinton & Morsi Meet on Israel- Gaza; Airstrike Damages CARE Offices
• Death Toll Rises in Gaza, Israel; Hillary Clinton Seeking Gaza Truce; Israeli President Slams Hamas on "Political Conditions"; Running for Cover in Israel; Battle to Stay Alive in Gaza; Why Gaza, Israeli Conflict May Send Cautionary Signs to Iran; 24 Hurt in Tel Aviv Bus Blast.
• Day Eight of Israeli Campaign; Clinton to Give Press Conference; Interview with George Mitchell; Interview with Micky Rosenfeld
• End of Tea Party Movement; Reaching Across the Aisle or Table; Clinton, Morsi Seek Peace in Gaza; Doctor Shortage


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