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September 10, 2005
• Information About How Evacuees Can Cope With the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• The Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina
• The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• Hurricane Katrina Recovery Coverage; Finding and Relocating Victims; Victims Still Looking for Emergency Aid; FEMA's Debit Card System Scrapped; New Orleans's Zoo and Aquarium Animals; Recovering Bodies in New Orleans; Vice President Dick Cheney Makes Appearance in Austin, Texas; 5-year-old Boy Saved by Gulfport's Veterans
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; Dick Cheney from Texas
• The Aftermath of Katrina
• The Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina
• Discussing the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; Weather Report
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; A Look at Tropical Storm Ophelia; Anniversary of September 11th


September 03, 2005
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
• State of Emergency: The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
• Recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Finding and relocating hurricane victims. Has the question of race and class slowed rescue efforts.
• The Aftermath of Katrina
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• The Aftermath of Katrina
• Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath


August 27, 2005
• The Latest on Hurricane Katrina; Two Sides of Protest Battle At Bush's Ranch; Oil All Dried Up? New Book Breaking Rank; Subway Surveillance; Mice Find Fountain of Youth; Coming Soon; Celebrities Changing Names
• Hurricane Katrina Strengthening in Gulf; Iraqui Detainees Released from Abu Ghraib
• Hurricane Katrina Threatens Gulf Coast. Iraqi Officials Near Completion of Constitutional Draft Without Sunni Support. Reverend Jesse Jackson Visits President Hugo Chavez to Ease Tensions.
• Pro-Bush and Anti-War Protesters Rally In Crawford; Hurricane Katrina Is Moving In; The Morning-After Pill


August 20, 2005
• Government Lands Major Drug Bust; Northwest Mechanics Strike; Gas Prices Still on The Rise; Hunting IEDs on The Frontlines; What Are The Warning Signs of a Stroke?; American Intelligence Meltdown
• Merck to Appeal Vioxx Trial Verdict; Pope Speaks On Terrorism; Harry Reid Recovers From Mild Stroke; Day 14 of Crawford Protest
• Harry Reid Health Scare; Pregnant Women Found Dead Near Philadelphia; The Uncertain Future of Iraq; Saving Money at the Gas Pump
• Outbreak at Seneca Lake State Park; Gas Prices Rising; Big Loss For Makers Of Vioxx; Who Will Be The Next James Bond


August 13, 2005
• Gas Prices Soar Across U.S.; Tropical Storm Skirting U.S. Coastline; Iraqi National To Be Buried at Arlington National Cemetery; Dogs: New Border Patrol Officers; Phil Mickelson Leading PGA Championship
• President Bush Issues Blunt Warning to Iran; First Phase of Gaza Withdrawal Begins; September 11 Audio Tapes Released
• Gas Prices Hit Record Highs; Israel Prepares for First Phase of Gaza Withdrawal; Nuevo Laredo, Mexico: Lawless Border Town
• Hacker Convention; Iran Refuses IAEA; Gaza Strip Residents Leave; Tropical Storm Irene; Newly Released 9-11 Tapes


August 06, 2005
• Russians, U.S. and British Race Time To Rescue Submarine Crew; 22 U.S. Marines' Bodies Return Home; Passengers and Crew Rescued From Downed Flight Near Sicily
• Is There Any Way to Win Cellulite Battle?; Rescue Crews Up Against Clock Trying to Reach Disabled Russian Submarine
• Passengers Missing After Plane Goes Down Off Coast of Sicily; Rescuers Working Against the Clock to Save Seven Russian Sailors
• Tunisair Fight Crashes Near Italy; Russian Submarine Trapped Underwater; Voter Rights Act; Discovery Preparing for Return


July 30, 2005
• Twelve-Year-Old Girl Fights For Freedom. Fourth London Terror Suspect Apprehended in Rome. Astronauts Walk in Space, Repair Space Station. Famine Devastates Niger. Virginia Dog Owners Support Canine Troops in Iraq.
• Millions Starving Due to Widespread Famine in Niger. Discovery Astronauts Take Spacewalk, Perform Repairs. London Bombing Suspect Apprehended in Rome. How to Have a Moviestar Smile.
• Repairs Succesful for International Space Station Spacewalk. Impending Crisis in Niger Threatens the Lives of Thousands. London Terror Bombing Suspect Apprehended in Rome. Miranda Error Frees Convicted Killer. Internet Social Club Popular Among College Students.
• Space Shuttle Maintenance; London Attempted Bombing Suspects Captured; President Bush's Agenda; Attempted Armed Robbery in Washington D.C.; Uzbekistan Want U.S. Military Out; Senate Changes Daylight Savings Time


July 23, 2005
• Egypt, London, Lebanon and Spain Rocked By Terrorist Attacks; London Identifies Man Shot in Stockwell; Temperatures Soar in the U.S.; 9/11 Victims' Families Speak For New Tribute Project, Why Was Egypt Attacked; Federal Government Grappling With Cost of Security; Food Sampling, The New Rage; The Truth About Juice; More Room Needed At Arlington National Cemetery
• The Latest Wave of Terrorist Attacks Throughout the World; Rising Heat in the U.S.; Heightened Security for Public Transportation; The Psychology of a Suicide Bomber
• Robbery Investigation Leads to Possible Terror Connections; New Yorkers Respond to Bag Searches; Expert Shares Emergency Tips for Commuters; Legal Briefs: Supreme Court Nomination, Natalee Holloway Investigation; Film Project Documentary Ground Zero Reconstruction
• Bombings in Egypt Kill More Than 80; Man Shot by London Police Not Connected to Attacks; Samantha Runnion's Mother Makes Emotional Statement at Killer's Sentencing; New Yorkers Respond to Bag Search Policy; Interview About Radical Terrorists


July 16, 2005
• Hurricane Emily Gains Strength; Police Release Names of Four London Bombers; More E-mails Surface in CIA Leak Investigation; Harry Potter Mania; London Web Site Says 'We're Not Afraid'
• Britain's Multi-Cultural Society Responds to Bombings; Legal Round Table: Karl Rove, Natalee Holloway; Suicide Bomber Kills 58 in Iraq; Key to Lance Armstrong's Success is in His Genes
• Hurricane Emily Strikes Jamaica; Names of London Terror Suspects Released; Rove Controversy Intensifies
• Interview with Insurgets; Jack Nicklaus Retires; London Investigation; Florida Waterspout; Harry Potter Unleashed


July 09, 2005
• Hurricane Dennis Heading Toward Florida Panhandle; New Developments in London Terrorist Attacks; Birmingham Evacuated
• Hurricane Dennis Heading Toward Florida Panhandle; Police Seal Off Birmingham
• Hurricane Dennis Heads Toward Gulf Coast; London Is Evacuating Entertainment District
• Hurricane Dennis Lashes Cuba, Heads for U.S.; Brit Authorities Cordon Off Birmingham Center; NYT Chief Discusses Judith Miller
• Hurricane Dennis Heading Toward Gulf Coast; London Attacks And Mass Transit Security; "New York Times" Reporter Judith Miller Jailed
• Hurricane Dennis is Close;


July 02, 2005
• Idaho Girl Found; Live 8; Roller Derby Lives
• Missing Idaho Girl Found; O'Connor to Retire; Live 8
• Breaking News: Missing Girl Found Alive


June 25, 2005
• Girl Killed in Shark Attack; Foul Play Ruled Out in Deaths of NJ Boys; Texas Volunteer Group Joins Search in Aruba; 20 Gunmen Storm Police Station in Ramadi; Italian Judge Issues Arrest Warrants for 13 U.S. Citizens; Fountain of Youth: Detox Diet
• American Women in the Line of Fire; Innocent Play Kills 3 Camden Boys; 13 Americans Wanted by Italian Authorities; Girl Killed by Shark in Florida; Volunteer Search Team Arrives in Aruba
• Interview with Suzanne Farrell; Edgar Ray Killen Sentenced To 60 Years For Civil Rights Murders
• Camden, New Jersey Boys Found Dead; Deadly Ambush in Fallujah; President Bush Preparing to Address the Nation


June 18, 2005
• Operation Spear in Iraq; Trial of Former Klan Member; Hacker Strikes Credit Card Processor; Fort Detrick to House Bio-terrorism Response Facility
• Operation Spear in Iraq; Trial of Former Klan Member; Hacker Strikes Credit Card Processor; Fort Detrick to House Bio-terrorism Response Facility
• KKK Member on Trial, 40 Million Vulnerable in Recent Breech of Processing Company, Two Unlikely Leaders at the U.S. Open
• CardSystems Security Breach; "Operation Spear"; Natalee Holloway; Trial Edgar Ray Killen; U.S. Open; Condoleezza Rice in Israel as Disengagement Plan is Put into Action; Congress Debates Guantanamo Bay


June 11, 2005
• Tropical Storm Arlene Hits Land; New Developments in Natalee Holoway Case; Update on Latest Howard Dean Remarks; Possible Case of Mad Cow Disease in U.S.; Officers Fire 120 Shots at Unarmed Man; Special School for Overweight Tenns; Group Fasts for 10 Days While Hiking 200 Miles
• Arlene Approaches; Confession Made in Holloway Disappearance; G8 Scrap Debt for Poor Countries
• Tropical Storm Arlene Hits Land; New Developments in Holloway Case; Parents Drop Objection To Cancer Treatment for Daughter
• Tropical Storm Arlene Heads to Gulf Coast; Developments in Search for Missing Girl in Aruba; Safeguarding Against Identity Theft


June 04, 2005
• Day Six of Search for Holloway; New Allegations of Quran Abuse at Gitmo; Gov't Allocates $30 Million for Airport Security; What if there had been no Watergate scandal?; Jury Begins Deliberation in Jackson Trial; A Look at Journalists Covering First War in Iraq; Videotape of Massacre During Bosnian War is Released; Pamela peeke Discusses Her New Book; The Price of Prom
• New Report on Mishandling of Quran at Gitmo; Natalie Holloway Still Missing After Almost One Week; Homeland Security Releases Report on Safety and Efficiency in Airports; Memorable Trials in CNN's 25- Year History; Sunglasses: Hip, Hot, Healthy; The Sacrifice of a Brother
• DoD Releases Gitmo Probe; Teenager Missing in Aruba; Jury Deliberations Begin in Michael Jackson Trial, Lebanese Mourn Murdered Journalist; "Operation Lighting" Continues;
• CIA in Afghanistan; Florida and Hurricanes; Profile of Ford; College Students Move Back Home; Natalee Holloway missing in Aruba; Quran Scandal at Guantanamo Bay Prison; Tiananmen Square; Michael Jackson Case


May 28, 2005
• Interview with High School Journalist Kimberly Hagan, David Winter; Military Bloggers Write about Time on Frontlines in Iraq
• Where Bill Clinton's Health Problems Greatly Exaggerated? Will Housing Bubble Burst?
• A look at U.S. National Security; "Novak Zone:" Interview with Michael Chandler, "Boss" of USAF's Thunderbirds
• Corby Sentenced for Drug Smuggling in Indonesia; Housing Forecast Looks Stormy; A School Bus Tragedy Remembered; Memorial Day Tribute; Ethics Guy Answers Questions


May 21, 2005
• Novak Zone: Interview with Jim Hewes of Willard Hotel
• News Light System Over Nation's Capital to Warn Encroaching Planes
• U.S. Military Camp Trains Soldiers to Think Like Terrorists; U.S. Military Vows Investigation into Leak of Invasive Hussein Photographs; Laura Bush on Goodwill Tour of Mid East to Promote Women's Rights; Death Row Inmate Asks to Donate His Liver; "Weekend Getaway:" California Wine Country; "Autism is a World," Preview of Academy-award Nominated Documentary


May 14, 2005
• Interview with Nancy Pappas Metcalf
• Base Closings Have Huge Impact on Surrounding Communities; Dr. Bill Lloyd Give Medical Advice on Pain
• Women Fired Over Monitored E-Mail; Freddy Adu Interviewed in "Novak Zone"
• Pentagon's Plan to Close Military Facilities; Child Pornography Victim Identified; Wendy's Recovering From Finger Fraud; Insurgent Attacks at All-Time High; Accusations of Religious Intolerance at Air Force Academy; Weekend Getaway: Diving


May 07, 2005
• A look at Kentucky Derby; President George Bush Tours Baltics
• Dekalb County Police Chief Wants to Reopen Wayne William's Case; Robert Novak Interviews Soldier from Twilight Tattoo
• Convicted Serial Killer Wayne William's Case Reopened; Bush Tours Former Soviet Republics
• Bush Tours Baltic States; North Korea Nukes - Can We Stop Them?; Suicide Car Bomb in Iraq; Increase in Shootings on L.A. Highways; Kentucky Derby; Re-Opening the Decades-Old Atlanta Child Killings Case; The Ethics Guy; Chasing Tornadoes for Fun and Profit.


May 01, 2005
• Interview Marc Klaas; South Carolina Teens Rescued After Being Lost At Sea; Lynndie England To Plead Guilty To Prisoner Abuse
• Laua Bush Slays Correspondents Dinner Crowd; North Korea Tests Short Range Missile


April 30, 2005
• Analysis of Missing Bride-to-be; A Look Back a Vietnam War
• Missing Bride Found; John Rocker's Makes Minor League Comback
• Missing Bride-to-Be Located; Mass Grave Found South of Baghdad
• Missing Bride-to-Be Located; Combing for Evidence in Mass Grave in Iraq
• Missing Bride-to-Be Staged Own Disappearance


April 23, 2005
• Interview with Lawyer of Handcuffed 5-year-old Student; A Look at Last Minute Preprerations for Pope Benedict XVI
• Analysis of NFL Draft with Rick Horrow; A Look at Women in Combat in Iraq
• Report Clears Top Officials in Abu Ghraib Prison Abuses; Novak Zone Looks at Former Presidential Yacht
• Enron Documentary Examines Corporate Unease; Pope Gets Rolling with Papacy; 9/11 Trials with Guilty Plea; Police Handcuff Unruly 5- year-old; 28-Year-Old Veteran Humanitarian Laid to Rest; Ethics of Searching for Birthparents; Tips on Cutting Costs During Summer Vacations; Dead 12-Year-Old's Poetry Brings Comfort to Parents, Funds to Indonesian Children


April 16, 2005
• Body of Sarah Lunde has Been Found; A look at Hybrid Automobiles with Lauren Fix
• Are U.S Airports Safer? Interview with Loren Arrude of Sarah Lunde's Church Youth Team
• Interview with Republican John Thune; Body Found Near Home of Missing Sarah Michelle Lunde


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