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February 22, 2014
• Mexican Drug Lord Captures by Police; Arizona Law, Freedom or Discrimination; Ukraine's Former Prime Minister Out of Jail; College Players Show Off Skills to NFL; Public Enemy Number One Under Arrest; U.S. Falls Behind Russia in Medal Count; Ukrainian Parliaments Votes Yanukovych Out as President
• Arizona Bill: Freedom Or Discrimination?; FBI Investigates Ole Miss Noose Incident; Ukraine's Parliament Votes President Out; Michael Sam Meets NFL Scouts Today; Francis And Benedict Embrace At Vatican; People Shot In Streets In Ukraine; Baby In Roadside Rescue Stable; USA Hockey Loses To Finland For Bronze; "El Chapo" Guzman Busted In Joint Operation; Juror Speak Out On "Loud Music" Verdict; American Student Found Dead In Italy
• Ukraine Protesters Topple Lenin Statutes; Ukraine's President Leaves Capital; Arizona Bill: Freedom or Discrimination?; Ted Nugent's Rant Rattles GOP Leaders; Noose Placed On James Meredith Statue; Sam Could Become NFL's First Openly Gay Player; USA Hockey Team Facing Finland For Bronze; Olympic Skier Adopts Five Dogs From Sochi; How California's Drought Affects You; Colorado Marijuana Sales Are Booming
• Ukrainian Parliament Votes Ukrainian President Out of Office; Arizona Congress Proposes Controversial Gay Discrimination Bill; Winter Olympics Continue; Federal Government Denies Help to Drought Stricken Areas of California; Photographer Helps Woman with Sick Infant; Leader of LGBT Conservative Group Leaves Republican Party in Protest; Travel Spots in Atlanta Profiled


February 21, 2014
• "Loud Music" Murder Trial Juror Speaks; Michelle Obama on "Tonight Show"; CNN Hero Feeds Children; Miami Photog Snaps Pic of Baby CPR
• Arizona Passes Controversial Law; Michele Bachmann: U.S. Not Ready for Female President
• Christie Leads GOP Govs To Fundraising Record; Report: WCBS Video Shows NYC Mayor's Caravan Speeding, Ignoring Stop Signs; Ukraine Rivals Sign Peace Deal, But Rioters Remain On Bloodied Streets; First Lady On Daughters: They Want Nothing To Do With Us, They Really Want Normalcy; Nugent: "I Apologize" For Obama Remarks; San Francisco Giants Fan Beater Released; Feds Immediately Arrest Him Again
• Noose at Ole Miss; Baby Stops Breathing on Jammed Road; Canada Beats U.S. in Hockey; Christie and the GOP
• Juror 8: "I think He's Guilty of Murder"; NFL's Growing Image Problem; Unconscious Baby Saved in Highway Rescue; Christie Passes on Dinner with Obama; Deciding which Flights are Delayed and Why; Michelle Obama on "The Tonight Show"
• American Ashley Wagner Suggests Russian Skaters' Scores Were Inflated Unfairly; Al Qaeda Linked To Shoe Bomb Threat; 20-Car Pileup Shuts Down Illinois Highway; Severe Storm Threat For Northeast; Colorado To Make $184M From Pot Tax; Critics: Is the Water Safe?; Arizona Bill Could Allow Businesses To Legally Deny Service To Gay Customers
• Nugent's Anti-Obama Slam Tests GOP; Under Armour Extends Speedskating Deal; Dunn Trial Juror Speaks; Peace Deal in Ukraine; Nugent's Anti-Obama Slam
• Key Bombmaker Tied to U.S. Flight Threat; American Skater Feels Ripped Off by Judges; Colorado to Make $184 Million From Pot Tax; Mortgage Bailout Profitable for Taxpayers


February 20, 2014
• King Kids Battle Over Bible, Peace Prize; Facebook Knows WhatsApp; Cruz Refuses to Knock Nugent; History Teacher Educates Obama; Franco Pens Op-Ed To Defend LaBeouf
• Christie Holds Town Hall; Juror in Florida Murder Case Speaks Out
• Snipers, Fires And Bodies, 100 Dead In Protests; Facebook Pays $19B For Free Texting App; West Virginians: We Don't Drink The Water; States Debate Drug Overdose Amnesty Laws; Canada Edges Out U.S. For Women's Hockey Gold
• Murdered Victim's Warning; No Bridge Questions for Christie; Studios Beef Up P.R. Campaigns; Protests in Ukraine
• Pussy Riot Members Beaten in Sochi; Facebook Buys WhatsApp for $19 Billion; GAP Raises Minimum Wage; Christie to Face Voters at Town Hall; Dream Month Continues for Armless Kicker
• 100 Plus Dead In Today's Rioting In Ukraine; Shoe Bomb Threat For U.S. Bound Flights; Bank Of America CEO Gets 17 Percent Pay Raise; Officials Claim Water Is OK To Drink, But Several People Report Symptoms; Fighting For Women Voters
• Ted Cruz Talks Backlash; Making A Stir in Congress; Angela Corey Defends Re-Trying Michael Dunn; Abbott Faces Scrutiny
• Shoe Bomb Threats for U.S. Bound Flights; Ukraine Truce Crumbles; Facebook to Buy Messaging App for $19 Billion; Interview with Treasury Secretary Jack Lew; Judge Throws Out Keystone XL Route Approval


February 19, 2014
• Obama Warns Ukraine; Kerry -- Global Climate Change, Weapon of Mass Destruction; Cee Lo Leaving "The Voice"; Sharon Stone Magazine Cover; Bush Announces Vet Initiative; U.N. Issues Report on North Korean Regime; Down's Syndrome Teen Signs with 76ers; 3-Year-Old Arizona Girl, Youngest Mensa Member
• Violence in Ukraine; Powerball Fever
• Obama: "There Will Be Consequences If People Step Over The Line" In Ukraine; "Wolf Of Wall Street" Studio Sued; Bush Hosts Summit On Military Vet Needs; Military Vet Surprised With New Family Home
• Clashes in Ukraine; Crisis in Venezuela; Cruise Ship Brutality
• New Push to Free Captive U.S. Soldier; Injury Ends Bode Miller's Olympics; Online Dating; Sen. Paul to Speak about Felons' Rights
• Dozens Killed In Ukraine Protests; Kerry To Raise Chance Of Ukraine Sanctions; Venezuelan Protesters Not Letting Up; Juror In Loud Music Trial Wanted Murder Conviction; Iran, Six World Powers Hold Nuclear Talks; Woman Dog Rescued After Falling In Sinkhole; Government Wants License Plate Tracking System; NFL Combine Gets Under Way Today; Obama To Comment On Ukraine Today
• Minimum Wage Discussion; Obama in Mexico; U.S. Ice Dancers Make History; National Guard Member Suspended; Milk, Gasoline Prices Headed Higher
• Uprising in Kiev; Kerry to Raise Chance of Ukraine Sanctions; Juror Says Michael Dunn Got Away with Murder; Venezuelan Protesters Not Letting Up; New Efforts to Free Captive U.S. Soldier


February 18, 2014
• Protests in Kiev; Oppo Leader Arrested Amid Venezuela Protests; DNI Clapper Tries to Shift Blame to Bush Admin for NSA Spying; More Winter Weather for Northeast; Hollywood Turns to the Bible
• Violence in Ukraine; Extreme Turbulence; Protests in Venezuela
• Fallon's "Tonight Show" Reign Begins; Dunn Jailhouse Call: "I'm The F--Ing Victim"; Iran Nuke Talks Begin In Syria; Obama Hosting Clooney, "Monuments Men" Tonight
• Incognito Apologizes to Martin; U.S. Negotiates with Taliban; Venezuela Arrests Opposition Leader; Another Snowstorm; Babies Born Using IVF; Chicago Student Found Dead
• What Does your Music Say About You?; New San Diego Mayor Gives Boost to GOP; ADHD Drugs Don't Always Help Grades; Obama to Call for Fuel Efficiency for Trucks; Ashley Wagner Skates Towards Redemption
• Salt Suppliers Struggling To Keep Up With Demand As Snow Piles Up; Snow, Then Rain Today In NYC; Five Injured In Violent Plane Turbulence; Schools Struggle To Make Up Snow Days; "Loud Music" Shooter Says He's The Victim; Pandora Knows More About You; U.N. Report Details Horrible Abuses In North Korea
• U.S. Diplomacy Stumbles in Syrian Crisis; Propane Prices; McConnell and Paul Team Up; McConnell, Paul Team up in Kentucky; Fallon Takes Over "Tonight Show"
• Snow then Rain Happening Across the U.S.; Violent Turbulence Causes Flight's Rough Landing; Historic Day Helps U.S. in Sochi Medal Count; Woman Claims to be a Serial Killer; Maker of Candy Crush Files for IPO


February 17, 2014
• Snake-Handling Pastor Killed by Snake; ADHD Drugs Don't Work Long-Term; Eisenhower Tree Removed After Ice Damage; Kerry's Harsh Words for Syria, Russia; Ellen Page, Gay, But Brave?
• Woman Confesses to Serial Killings; Will Florida Man Face Murder Retrial?
• Mixed Reactions For "Loud Music" Verdict; Pandora ID's Dems And Repubs By Music; Bode Miller Breaks Down After Medal Win; U.S. Olympian Adopts Stray Sochi Puppies; George Zimmerman: I Will Never Be "Free"; Fallon's "Tonight Show" Debuts Tonight
• Woman Claims She's A Serial Killer; Barkley Interviews Obama; Colorado Avalanche; Dunn Found Guilty of Attempted Murder
• Vermont Lawmakers: Halt Propane Exports; Co-Pilot Hijacks Airliner, Seeks Asylum; Travel Insider: Fort Lauderdale; McCain: U.S.- Syrian Policy "Abysmal Failure"; Rare Glimpse of Islamist Group's Brutal Tactics; Obama Talks with Barkley
• George Zimmerman Speaks To CNN; Prosecutors To Seek new Trial For Dunn; Backlash Over "Stand Your Ground" Law; Kickstarter Urges Users To Change Passwords After Cyber Attack Compromises Personal Data
• Bode Miller Defends Reporter after Interview; Banks Cleared to Accept Pot Businesses; Banks Cleaned to Accept Pot Business; Avalanche Kills Two Skiers in Colorado; Jimmy Fallon Debuts as "Tonight Show" Host
• Co-Pilot Hijacks Airliner; Michael Dunn Guilty on Second-Degree Murder, Not on First; George Zimmerman Speaks Out; Obama Talks Healthcare, Hoops with Barkley


February 16, 2014
• Dunn Found Guilty of Attempted Murder; How is the Country Reacting to Dunn Verdict?; How a Generation React to the Dunn Verdict; Will Dunn Trial Cost State Attorney Her Job; Online Dating a Success
• Mixed Verdict In Michael Dunn Trial; The War Within The War In Syria; NFL Report Reveals Startling Details About Alleged Abuse From Richie Incognito; Miranda Barber Claims To Be Serial Killer; New Video Of Kenneth Bae Released From North Korea; Two Back Country Skiers Found Dead In Colorado
• Two Skiers Found Dead; Michael Dunn Convicted; Syria's War; Second-Guessing After Murder Mistrial; Jimmy Fallon Begins Hosting "Tonight Show" Monday
• Avalanche On Colorado Slope Kills Two Skiers; Michael Dunn Found Guilty Of Four Out Of Five Charges; Special Bronze For Bode Miller In Winter Olympics; Death Of Alfred Wright Remains Mystery; Peace Talk With Syria Still Produces No Result
• Both Sides In "Loud Music" Trial Come To Grips With Mixed Verdict; Bode Miller Medals For First Time Since Brother's Death; Gus Kenworthy: Olympic Medalist And Sochi Dog Advocate; Syria's War Within The War; Searchers Find Bodies Of Missing Skiers; Chelsea Clinton Raising Her Profile; Jimmy Fallon Begins Tonight Show Monday; Sports Illustrated: Barbie Is "Unapologetic"


February 15, 2014
• Dunn Found Guilty on Four Counts
• Michael Dunn Found Guilty on Four Charges
• Dunn Convicted On Attempted Murder, Hung Jury On Murder Charge In "Loud Music" Trial
• "Loud Music" Murder Trial Has Reached A Verdict on Four of the Five Counts; Jury Deadlocked On Murder Charge Against Michael Dunn
• Michael Dunn Trial; Team USA At Sochi
• Northeast Braces For Yet Another Winter Storm; Hockey Team USA Beats Russia; Gay Couples in Virginia Welcome Federal Court Ruling That Strikes Down Ban On Same-Sex Marriage; No Decision From Jury In Michael Dunn Trial Yet; John Oliver: Star Athlete
• Jury Continues Deliberating in Michael Dunn Murder Trial; Snow Storms Continue to Hit Parts of U.S.; U.S. Beats Russia in Olympic Hockey Game
• Awaiting Verdict on Loud Music Trial; Travelers Frustrated by Cancellations; Highlights from Sochi; New Tough Talk from White House on Syria; NFL Player Harassed Teammate; Window Cleaning at World's Tallest Building
• Spoiler Alert: USA Versus Russia In Hockey; "Loud Music" Jury Asks About Self Defense; 500 Plus Flights Already Canceled Today; USA Beats Russia 3-2 In Hockey Shootout Win; Barkley Goes One On One With Obama; Experts: Wild Weather Patterns Connected; Report: Bullying On Miami Dolphins Team; "Loud Music" Jury Asks About Self-Defense; Law Firms Fights Only For Men
• "Loud Music" Jury Asks about Self-Defense; Northeast Braces for Another Winter Storm; U.S.A. Beats Russia 3-2 in Hockey Shootout Win; Russia Ok's New Anti-Gay Adoption Ban; Obama Shifting Focus to Foreign Policy; "Juno" Actress Ellen Page Says She's Gay; Syria's War From The Front Lines; Winter Weather Is Driving People Crazy; Beer Saves Town From Drought; Oscar Pistorius Case One Year Later
• Jury Deliberating in Michael Dunn Trial; Snow Storms Continue to Hit Parts of U.S.; California Suffering Severe Drought; Kansas Legislation Seen As Discriminatory Against Gay Couples; U.S. Beats Russia in Olympic Hockey Game; Actress Ellen Page Comes Out as Gay; Jimmy Fallon Takes Over "Tonight Show"


February 14, 2014
• Facebook's 50 Gender Options; Scientists Grow Human Lungs; U.S. Speed Skaters Blame Suit Design Flaw; PetSmart Teams Up to Offer Canine Companions to Vets; Winter Storms Ruin Valentine Florists; Pope Meets Couples; 94-Year-Old With Dating Advice
• Did Edward Snowden Have Help?; Legal Marijuana; Arrest Made in Package Bomb Case
• "Fastest Suits In The World" Slowing U.S. Down?; Algorithm Of Love: Dating Profile Tips; Obama Talks Strategy With Dems; GM Issues Recall For Deadly Ignition Problem
• Banks Allowed to Take Money from Marijuana Businesses; Air Travel Disaster on Valentine's Day; Al Roker's Apology to New York Mayor Bill de Blasio; Richard Parker Charged for his Parents-in-Law Death; New Investigation of Bullying in NFL; Michael Dunn's Case: Jury's Still Deliberating
• Snowstorm Delays Valentine's Day Deliveries; Massive Crash Shuts Pennsylvania Turnpike; Jury Resumes Talks in "Loud Music" Trial; Obama Speaks at House DEMs Conference
• New Storm Targets Midwest, East Coast; Report: NSA Memo Says Snowden Stole Colleague's Password To Access Info; Son-in-Law Charged In Deadly Package Bomb; CEO: U.S. Poor Would Be Wealthy In India; About 30 Vehicles Involved In Two Crashes; Student May Have Spread Measles; GM Recalls 780,000 Cars For Faulty Ignition; Virginia Same- Sex Marriage Ban Overturned; Justice Department Investigates Death Of Texas Man; Massive Crash Shuts Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Major Accident on Pennsylvania Turnpike; Momentary Respite from Storm for Northeast; Judge Denies Jury's Request to See Dummy of Jordan Davis; Johnny Weir Mum on Gay Rights at Sochi?; New Photos, Comments in "Blade Runner" Case
• 49 States Awaken to Snow Today; Power Outages in 16 States and D.C.; Suits Costing Team USA Medals?; General Motors Recall Some Old Cars; Son-In-Law Charged in Deadly Package Bomb; Consumers, Lawmakers Blast Comcast Deal


February 13, 2014
• Comcast To Buy Time Warner Cable; Northeast Gets Pummeled by Winter Storm; U.S. Takes Top Three Spots in Olympic Men's Freestyle Skiing; Castaway Asks Media for Privacy; National Corvette Museum Reopens
• Massive Winter Storm; Cause of Target Hack Revealed?
• Powerful Snow Storm Slams New York Suburbs; Carolinas, Georgia Buried In Snow, Ice; Second Danish Zoo May Kill A Giraffe
• Storm's Wrath; North Carolina Paralyzed; Powerful Winter Storm Moves North; Flights Canceled; Afghan Frees Prisoners
• 100 Million People to Feel Storm's Wrath; How Winter Storm Chills U.S. Economy; Storm Knocks Out Power to 230K in Georgia; Obamacare Sign-Ups Jump to 3.3 Million
• Killer Winter Storm Heads North; 100 Million People To Feel Storm's Wrath; CNN Crew Frees Stranded Driver; Raleigh Endures Atlanta-Like Traffic Jams; North Carolina Governor Asks People To "Be Smart"; Loud Music Jury Weighs First Degree Murder Charge; Report: Target Hack Started With Phishing E-mail; Russia Bans Same-Sex Adoption; Comcast To Pay $45B For Time Warner Cable; Debt Vote Sparks Political Drama In Senate; Interview with NC Governor
• Wicked Winter Busts Budgets; Bus Driver Fights with Passenger; Bus Driver Fired after Fight with Passenger; "House of Cards" Fans Beg for Early Release
• Raleigh Endures Atlanta-Like Traffic Jam; Philadelphia Braces for More Snow; Debt Ceiling Clears Senate with GOP Help; TWC Deal Givers Comcast Negotiation Leverage


February 12, 2014
• Colorado Triggers Avalanches on Purpose; Comedian Bill Maher Tries to "Flip" Congressional District; Castaway Returns to El Salvador; Corvettes Swallowed by Sinkhole; Bad Driving Weather in NC; Superman, Darth Vader Witness Cop-Car Break-in
• Deadly Mail Bomb; Winter Storm; Senate Passes Debt Ceiling Bill
• Starting Next Year Businesses With Federal Contracts Must Pay At Least $10.10 Per Hour; Senate Doesn't Have Enough Votes Yet To Move Forward "Clean" Debt Bill; Jeter To Retire From Baseball After 2014 Season; Clarence Thomas: We are Too Sensitive About Race
• Ice Storm Hits South; Obama Issues Executive Order To Increase Minimum Wage
• Icy Georgian Roads; What do Weather-Unprepared Cities Cost Us?; How to Survive an Avalanche; Mike Rowe Faces Walmart Ad Backlash; Shaun White Fails to Medal in Sochi
• Snow And Ice Emergency Across The South; Widespread Power Outages Across Georgia; Snowmobiler Rescued From Avalanche; Glitz, Glamour At White House State Dinner; Slurry Spill Renews West Virginia Water Worries; Closing Arguments In Loud Music Trial; Ted Cruz Vows Fight Over Debt Ceiling
• Snow and Ice in Georgia; South Carolina State of Emergency; Graco Recall; Alabama Snow; French President Honored at the State Dinner; Paul to Sue Obama Administration over NSA
• Historic Snow and Ice Storm Hits South; Man Survives Avalanche; Loud Music Murder Trial Wrapping Up; Olympic Gold Count and Big Surprises in Sochi


February 11, 2014
• Dow Up 200 Points; Disconnect Between Polls and Politicians; Obama State Dinner for France's Hollande; Shaun White Fails to Medal; Christie Says He's Determined to Move Forward
• Winter Wallop; Defense Rests in Florida Murder Trial; Sting Targets Mafia in New York and Italy
• Defense Rests In "Loud Music" Murder Trial; "Historic, Crippling" Ice Storm Moves South; Sex Offender Linked To 1975 Case Of Two Sisters; Gold Medal Hopeful Shaun White Gets 4th Place
• "Loud Music" Trial Coverage
• "Loud Music" Shooter Testifying
• GOP Gives Up On Debt Bill Conditions; Shooter To Testify Today In "Loud Music" Trial; Christie To Appear At Chicago Fundraisers; States Of Emergency, Winter Storm Slams South; Hollande To Be Honored At State Dinner
• Obama Welcomes French President; Southeast on Alert; South Prepares for Storm; Shooter May Testify Today in Loud Music Trial
• Shirley Temple Black Dies at Age 85; French President to be Honored at State Dinner; French President's State Visit to the United States


February 10, 2014
• U.S. Mulls Killing American Al-Qaeda Without Due Process; Castaway Heads Back to El Salvador; Hollande Coming Alone; Olympic Bobsledder Gets Trapped -- Twice!; Behind the Scenes, Making an Oscar
• NFL Prospect Comes Out; Danish Zoo Under Fire; Drone Strike Debate
• "Loud Music" Shooting Victim's Father On Stand; Zoo Giraffe Killed, Meat Fed To Lions As Kids Watch; Defendant's Son Testifies In "Loud Music" Trial; Rand Paul Zeroes In On Bill Clinton
• Michael Dunn Trial; NFL Prospect Openly Gay; Ice Spears Falling
• South Prepares for 2nd Storm in two Weeks; Michael Dunn Murder Trial
• New Testimony In "Loud Music" Murder Trial; Michael Dunn's Girlfriend Gives Dramatic Testimony; U.S. Considers Killing American Terror Suspect; Journalist Launches New Snowden Mission; Report: Hillary Clinton Called Monica Lewinsky A "Narcissistic Loony Toon"
• Florida Shooting Trial; Lewinsky Scandal; Conservative Site Focuses on Clinton Marriage; Paul Doubles down on Criticism of Bill Clinton; New Testimony in "Loud Music" Murder Trial
• Loud Music Murder Trial Continues; Kenneth Bae Trying to Grab on His Hopes; Obama Administration Considers Killing American Suspect; Openly Gay in the NFL?


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