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June 03, 2006
• Car bomb in Basra Kills 10; European Union to Present Proposal to Tehran; Bush Urging Congress to Pass Constitutional ban on Same-Sex Marriage; Indianapolis Police Searching for a Mass Murder Suspect; Seventeen Terror Suspects in Custody in Canada; U.S. Officials Deny Allegations Of Killing Civilians in Ishaqi; Russian Diplomats Come Under Attack in Baghdad; CBS News correspondent Wounded in Iraq Soon to Return Home; How One Palestinian Group Builds Its Crude Weapons; Liver Donation Far Riskier Than Kidney Donation; Finding The Best Travel Deals Online


May 27, 2006
• Huge Earthquake Rocks Indonesia; President Bush Imposes Moratorium on Releasing Evidence to Quell Debate
• Top Justice Department Officials Threatened to Resign Over Bribery Investigation; President Speaks at West Point Graduation; Huge Earthquake Rocks Indonesia
• Pope Visits Poland; Interview With Dag Bohlin
• A Head-Spinning Number of Investigations Into Top Republican Politicians and Operatives, on All Manner of Issues; Disasterous Earthquake Strikes Indonesia
• Story of Pat Tillman's Death a Subject of Dispute; Baby Boom in San Deigo's Naval Hospital
• Top Justice Officials Threatened to Resign; Massive Earthquake Rocks Indonesia
• Enron Defendants Go Down Hard; Fighting Worsening in Afghanistan;
• Three Top Justice Officials Indicated They Might Resign Over Capitol Hill Raid; Pentagon Sources Case Against U.S. Marines Suspected of Killing Civilians Is Growing; Global Warming Hot Political Issue; David Guggenheim Discusses New Film; Indonesian Earthquake Victims Need Aid; Best Jobs For New Grads; Remembering Specialist Patrick McCaffrey, A Fallen Hero


May 20, 2006
• Bib Business Returning to New Orleans; Accused Duke Lacrosse Player Appears Before Court
• Will New Orleans Be Ready for Hurricane Season?
• New Orleans Votes; Marfan Syndrome; The Albino Code
• New Orleans voters making their choice in the runoff race for Mayor. It's too close to call. Coal mining families mourning; explosion killed five miners in Kentucky. Bush trying to win support for his plans to stem illegal immigration. In New Jersey, FBI trying to recruit Arab Americans "CNN Presents: How to Rob a Bank," the sophisticated methods of today's criminals.
• Steady Turnout in New Orleans' Mayoral Election; New Drug Combats Servical Cancer
• Two Candidates Left Standing in the Race for New Orleans Mayor; Five Minors Dead After an Explosion at a Coal Mine; Boys from Sudan's Darfur Region are Now Being Forced to Fight; Barbaro Enters the Preakness Unbeaten, Could Become the Triple Crown Winner
• New Orleans Election Too Close to Call; New Headache Medicine Effective in Treating Migraines
• Runoff Vote in Big Easy; Iraq Cabinet Mostly Formed
• Too Orleans Vote Still Too Close To Call; Iraqi Parliament Approves New Cabinet; Sky-High Oil Prices Boosting Prices Of Other Goods And Services; Confiscated Drugs Kept In Vault; Home Movie Services Becoming Popular; New Vaccine Against Cervical Cancer


May 13, 2006
• Is New Orleans Ready for Hurrican Season?; Many Seniors Hesitant Of new Medicare Plan;
• Debate Surrounding NSA's Use of Americans' Phone Records Heats Up; Seniors Face a Monday Deadline to Enroll in Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Plan; Florida Wildlife Officials Kill Alligator Responsible for Deadly Attack on a Woman; A Look Inside A Baghdad Combat Hospital's Emergency Room
• The Minutemen Take their Immigration Fight to Washington; Health Officials Say Some New Orleans Residents Shouldn't Be Returning to their Homes; Confusion Surrounding Enrollment in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan
• National Guard Suggested to Patrol the Border; Volcano Threatens Indonesia
• Indonesia Issues Alert for Possible Mount Merapi Eruption; Will General Hayden's CIA Nomination Withstand Controversy Surrounding NSA?; President Bush Will Address Nation About Immigration Reform Monday Night; Companies Cashing in on Hurricane Preparation
• President Bush Responds to Domestic Spying Allegations; National Guard Troops Proposed for Mexico's Border; Moussaoui Arrives at Prison McCain Mending Fences?
• Minutemen Want Serious Crackdown on Illegal Immigration; "Legal Briefs"; Cheetahs Fighting for Survival
• National Guard Presence Could Increase at U.S./Mexico Border; Critics Wary of NSA Phone Call Monitoring; New Medicare Drug Program Confuses Many Seniors; Indonesia's Mount Merapi Threatens to Blow


May 06, 2006
• Teens In Danger on the Internet; "Rolling Stone" Releases its Thousandth Issue; Principal Removes Sugar from Her School
• President Bush Expected to Announce Replacement for Outgoing CIA Director on Monday; Strong Storms Hit Texas Causing Damage; Australian Miners Trapped Underground for 12 Days; 2nd Autopsy In Boot Camp Death Says Teen Died from Suffocation, Not Natural Causes; Man Turns to Grease to Fuel his Vehicle
• Gay and Lesbian Students Cite Harrassment at School; "Minutemen" Still Trying to Strengthen the Border
• President Bush Chooses Next Head of the CIA; Hostage Situation in a California Prison
• Porter Goss' Replacement As CIA Chief Chosen; Rumsfeld Under Fire; British Healthier Than Americans
• Strong Storms Hit Waco, Texas; President Bush Names Replacement for Outgoing CIA Director Porter Goss; Violence Erupts Following Crash of British Military Helicopter in Basra; Are Immigrants Taking Jobs Americans Don't Want?; Kentucky Derby Favorite Has Amazing Story of Survival
• Michael Hayden May Replace Porter Goss; Patrick Kennedy Checks Into Mayo Clinic For Rehab; Iraqis and British Troops Clash After British Helicopter Goes Down In Basra; Bible College Student Set Fire To Adult Bookstore; Securing Iran-Iraq Border Tough For Troops; Jonathan Trouern-Trend Discusses "Birding Babylon"; Second Autopsy Reveals More Into Death Of Teen At Boot Camp; The Edge Helps New Orleans Musicians


April 29, 2006
• City Park in New Orleans Still in Disrepair; AIDS Strikes Many Who Don't Expect It; Teens Compete in Robotics
• Severe Weather Hits Southern Plain States; Prince Harry Doing His Part to Fight AIDS; Rush Limbaugh Trying to Shake Cloud of Drug Addiction
• Celebrities & U.S. Lawmakers Taking on Darfur's Plight; Government Turns to Audio & Video Technology to Analyze Terrorist Tapes; A Rental Car Sharing Service That Includes Everything; 12 Year College Student has taken the term "Professional Student" to Another Level;
• Severe Weather Slams Texas; Rush Limbaugh Still Under the Thumb of Drug Problem
• U.S. Government Wants to Attract More Students to Science; Too Much Sun Can be Hazardous to your Health
• Controversy Surrounds May Day Protest by Immigrant Activists; Severe Storms Pound North Texas
• President Bush Warns of Further Bloodshed in Iraq; Rush Limbaugh Stll Dealing With Drug Problem; Death Toll Spikes in Iraq
• President Bush Says No To Taxing Oil Profits; Twelve Found Dead in Iraq
• Limbaugh Booked on Prescription Fraud Charge; New Details Emerge About Accuser in Duke Rape Case; Visit to FIRST Robotics Competition
• Inside the Crisis in Darfur; Prince Harry Backs AIDS Charity; New Orleans Celebrates Jazz Fest


April 22, 2006
• The Nation's Gas Prices Continue to Rise; Controversy Surrounds Today's Election in New Orleans; President Bush Speaks On Alternative Fuel Options;
• Gas Prices Continue to Rise; Controversy Surrounds Today's Election in New Orleans; New Research Contradicts Allergic Reactions in Kids; Catholic Group Decries The DaVinci Code Movie;
• Gas Tops $3 Gallon; New Orleans Goes to Polls; CIA Fires Veteran Officer for Leaking Information to the Media
• Gas Prices High In Washington; New Orleans Mayoral Election; Latest Gas Gouge; Robo Cup Competition; Canadian Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan; New Orleans Votes For Mayor; High Gas Prices Fuel Frustration In Southern California; Georgia Tech Robot Competition; Skyrocketing Gas Prices Become Political; Alternative Fuel Technologies; Too Many Iguanas For One Florida Town; Wynton Marsalis Interview


April 15, 2006
• Violent Weather Threatens the Midwest; Brutal Killing of a Child in Oklahoma; Man Dies in Congressman Dennis Kucinich's Arms
• Severe Weather Threatens Much of the Country; Oklahoma Girl Found Dead in Neighbor's Apartment; Charlie Company Patrols the Streets of Fallujah
• Sever Weather Plagues Much of the Country; Children Found Dead in Milwaukee; Mumps Spreading through the Midwest
• '99 Tornado Victims Suing Insurance Company; Mumps Outbreak in Midwest
• Missing Milwaukee Boys' Bodies Possibly Found In Lake; 10-year- old Oklahoma Girl Found Dead In Neighbors Apartment; White House Easter Egg Roll; FEMA Is Criticizing Plaquemines Parish; Louisianians Not Receiving Government Assistance; Increasing Number Of Tent Cities In Iraq; Busy Tornado Alley; Barry Bonds Perjury Investigation; Dave Shields Interview; Dash Cams Shed Light On Reckless Drivers


April 08, 2006
• Tennesseans Survey Tornado Damage As Storms Rip Through Entire Southeast; Severe Weather Baring Down On Georgia And South Carolina. Shia In Iraq Under Siege From Terror Attacks; Austrian American Awarded Paintings Stolen By Nazis
• Escaped Prisoner Eludes Police; Severe Weather in the Southeast
• Severe Weather; Tennessee Storms; Georgia Storms; Health Care For All; Privileged Or Predators?
• Heavy Weather in the Southeast; International Space Station Crew Change
• Deadly Storm Brings New Destruction To Southeast; Weather Key In Masters Tournament; Manhunt For Richard McNair Continues; Judge Rules "Da Vinci Code" Author Didn't Steal; The Rolling Stones In China; Bush Blames Democrats For Immigration Failure; More Brits Approve Of Camilla


April 01, 2006
• Jill Carroll Releases a Statement; A U.S. Helicopter Crashes Southwest of Baghdad; Mayor Bloomberg of New York Speaks Out About Illegal Immigration
• Christian Science Monitor Reads Statement from Jill Carroll at Press Conference; Former Iraq Hostage Roy Hallums Describes his Ordeal;
• Jill Carroll Retuns Home; Protests Continue Over New Immigration Laws; Stricter Fuel Economy Standards Imposed on SUV Makers.
• Former Hostage Jill Carroll On Her Way Back To U.S.; President Bush Reiterates Guest Work Program Support; Protests About New Orleans Elections; Illegal Immigrants Come From All Around The World; Immigration Protests In New York; Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney Claims She Was Victim In Altercation; Cassini Space Probe Developments; LSU Gives Pride To Region With Little To Cheer About


March 25, 2006
• Mexico's Foreign Secretary Meets in Washington; Thousands March in L.A. to Protest Immigration Bill; U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Discusses That Country's Current Issues.
• Congress Debates A Variety Of Immigration Reform Bills, As Protests For And Against Spring Up Around The Nation; Discussion Of Pro And Con of Reforms Being Proposed; Afghani Man Who Converted To Christianity In Danger Of Prosecution, Execution
• Protests in Los Angeles Over Proposed Immigration Legislation; Police Say Priest's Wife is to Blame for his Murder; British Hostage Freed in Iraq
• Protesters Rally against Immigration Bill; Bush Pushes for Guest Worker Plan; Pentagon Says Russians Tipped Saddam on U.S. War Plans; Pope Supports Afghan Christian Who Faces Death; The Amazon rainforest is Called the Lungs of the Earth for Good Reason. Teens Keen on Multi-Tasking
• Immigration Reform Bill Demonstrations; Mexico Wants Role In Running Guest Worker Program; Rescued Peace Activist Norman Kember Returns Home; Soviet Republic Of Belarus Election Suspected Rigged; Sleepy Hollywood; Seven Dead In Seattle Shooting; Zalmay Khalilzad Says Iraq Is At Defining Moment; Great Robot Race; Sheriff Billy McGee, Modern Day Robin Hood; Country Music Singer Buck Owens Died Today


March 18, 2006
• Protesters in Paris Clash With Police; New Investigation Finds Egregious Waste by the FBI; Navy Vessels Fight Pirates off the Coast of Somalia; Taliban Setting up Stronghold in Northern Pakistan
• Police Clash With Protesters in Paris; Kenneth Hinson Denied Bond in Rape, Kidnapping Case; Some Drivers Resort to Dummies in Order to Use HOV Lanes.
• Pirate Attack Off the Coast of Somalia; Government Performs a Samllpox Drill; Damaging Testimony Delivered in the Enron Trial; French Protests Turn Violent
• 60 Percent Say Bush's War Going Poorly; Convicted Rapist Arrested In Darlington County, South Carolina; Internet Child Pornography Ring Abused Toddlers; "New York Times" Identified Wrong Man As Hooded Prisoner; U.S. Navy Ships Fired Upon By Pirates; Wildfires In Texas Slowed by Rain; High School Student Won Intel Science Talent Search; Hurricane Katrina Reunion; Joey Cheek Gives To Charity; James Vlahos Recreates Journey Of Andes Crash Victims


March 11, 2006
• Possible Reason for Milosevic's Death Stirs Controversy, World Awaits Autopsy; American Pacifist Tom Fox, Killed By Kidnappers In Iraq, Remembered By Quaker Fellowship, Friends; GOP Candidates For '08 Test The Waters At The Southern Republican Leadership Conference; Glitch In Razr Phones Slice Out Countless Callers
• American Hostage Tom Fox Found Dead in Iraq; Yugoslavia's Former Leader Milosivec Dies in Prison;
• Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead Today; Kidnappings a Harmful Trend in Iraq; Former Bush Aide Accused of Swindling Department Stores; Republican Delegates Participate in Straw Poll
• Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead in his Cell; American Hostage Found Dead in the Street in Iraq; Former Bush Aid Arrested; Would Be Kidney Donor on the Run
• Chile's First Woman President; American Hostage Tom Fox's Body Found In Iraq; Third Anniversary Of U.S. Invasion Of Iraq; Bush's Scheduled Speeches Planned To Defend War In Iraq; Anniversary Of Fulton County Courthouse Murders; Slobodan Milosevic Dead; Social Networking Online And Teen Safety; Avoid Getting Scammed Online


March 04, 2006
• Search for Kentucky fugitive Byron Perkins may have new lead in Mexico; Pentagon orders Army CID to reopen investigation into NFL's Pat Tillman's death in Iraq; An unprecedented wave of deaths leads to unprecedented reactions among California CHP officers; A new book discusses whether race and class were a factor in the belated rescue efforts for thousands of Katrina victims
• President Bush Returns From Trip to South Asia; Criminal Investigation is Opened into the Death of Former NFL Player Turned Soldier, Pat Tillman; Hurricane Katrina Victim Rebuilds; An Academy Awards Preview
• Pentagon to Probe Pat Tillman's Death; Bush Leaves Locked-Down Pakistan Without Incident; Could California Levees be Next Disaster?
• President Pays Call to Pakistan; Duke Cunningham: From Daring Pilot to Shamed Congressman; French Agriculture Hit Hard by Bird Flu Scare; Bird Flu Expert: Eating Chicken Not Dangerous; Anna Nicole Smith Takes Her Case to the Supreme Court
• President Bush's State Dinner With Pakistani President; General John Abizaid Meets With Iraqi Leaders To Discuss Insurgents; Bill Clinton And The Dubai Ports World Deal; California's Aging Levee System; Shortage Of Truck Drivers; President Bush Gives No Signs Of Pakistan Nuclear Deal; The Rise And Fall Of Duke Cunningham; Police Hunt For Pregnant Florida Woman Ongoing; Italian Report Says Russia Behind Pope John Paul II's Assassination Attempt; "Paradise Now" Controversial


February 25, 2006
• FEMA Taking Heat for Failing to Provide Trailers to People Hard Hit by Katrina; Sudan Crisis; A Hazardous Materials Team Inspects a University of Texas Dorm for Ricin
• Mardi Gras In New Orleans; Mardi Gras In Biloxi; Port Deal Compromise; Terror Alarm; Iraq On Edge
• Preliminary Tests: Powder at University of Texas Dorm is Ricin; Last Weekend of Mardi Gras Celebrations Before Fat Tuesday; Curfew in Place in Baghdad Until Monday Morning
• Ricin Scare In Texas; A Mardi Gras To Remember; Curfew Extended In Iraq; Oil Under Siege; Supreme Court To Hear Abortion Case; Bluetooth-Enabled Devices For The Car; Manatee Rescue Program Gets Great Reviews
• Ricin Possibly Found At University Of Texas; Mardi Gras Celebrations In Biloxi And New Orleans; Discussion about Ricin; Cold And Flu Report; Ongoing Shiite and Sunnis Conflict; Ports Deal Delay; Shift In Energy Policy All Talk?; Trent Lott Sues State Farm; Ralph Stanley Still Performing After Decades; Olympic Updates


February 18, 2006
• Deadly Mudslide In The Philippines; Winter's Wrath In Northeast; White House Moves On; Love Across Borders; New Saddam Tapes
• Destructive Landslide in the Phillipines; New Orleans Celebrates Mardi Gras; New Tapes Reveal Much About Saddam Hussein
• Fingerpointing Continues Over Katrina Response; Extreme Weather Strikes Many Parts of the U.S.; New Orleans Readies for Mardi Gras
• New Orleans Prepares for Mardi Gras; Powerball Jackpot Hits $365 million; Mudslide Buries a Village in the Phillipines
• Powerball at $365 Million; Mardi Gras in New Orleans; Drugs being Developed to Stenghten Immune System; Bird Flu Scare; Washington Still Finger-Pointing about Katrina after Six Month; Steven Rue's Documentary called "A New Orleans Story"


February 11, 2006
• Nor'easter Blows Up The East Coast With Deep Snow And Gusting Winds; Ariel Sharon Undergoes Emergency Surgery To Remove Damaged Section Of His Intestine; Sanjay Gupta's Medical Analysis; Red Tape Forces FEMA To Park 11,000 Mobile Homes, Even As Agency Stops Payments For Hotels For Evacuees
• Mike Brown's Senate Testimony Examined; Avian Flu in Africa; Alabama Church Fires
• Sharon Surgery; British Muslim Protest; Turin Olympics; Mobile Homes in Arkansas?; A Daughter's Goodbye; RX: Help; Identity Damaged by Clerical Error; Sleep of Champions
• Ariel Sharon Undergoes Another Surgery; Muslims Still Angry Over Cartoon; Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Hinted At Withdrawing From Nonproliferation Treaty; New Orleans Preparing For Mardi Gras; Longest Nonstop Flight In Aviation History; Ms. Shabazz Interview; Michael Brown Feels Like A Scapegoat; Melvin Robinson Copes In New Orleans; Operation Slapshot; Olympic Update; Ken Gets Makeover


February 04, 2006
• Iran Reacts to It's Referral to U.N. Security Council; Teen Accused of Rampage in a Gay Bar is Caught; Feminist Pioneer Betty Freidan Dies
• Iran's President Reacts to U.N. Action; Inside the Minds of Suicide Bombers; Coretta Scott King Laid to Rest
• The Nuclear Showdonn With Iran Takes a Serious New Turn; Rioters Torch Buildings in Syria; Police Brutality Being Accused in Two Separate Cases
• IAEA Reports Iran To U.N. Security Council; Fire Broke Out On Ferry Before It Sank In Red Sea; Coretta Scott King Lies In State; Danish Embassy In Syria Set On Fire Over Cartoon; Alternatives For Oil; Family Of Wounded Iraq Veteran Demanding The Deputy That Shot Him Be Arrested; Excessive Force Used In St. Louis?; La Nina Systems Forms In Pacific
• Georgia Honors Coretta Scott King; International Atomic Energy Agency Votes To Report Iran To United Nation's Security Council; Red Sea Ferry Disaster; Jazzfest 2006 Will Go On In New Orleans; Security for NFL Championship in Detroit; Iraq's Professionals Leaving the Country; Donald Rumsfeld Compares Hugo Chavez to Adolf Hitler; Xernona Clayton Interview; How Far Is Too Far For Police; WWII Airman Identified


January 28, 2006
• Protests in Gaza City After Hamas Victory; Roof Collapse in Poland Strands Many; Many Retirees Are Moving Back Into Urban Areas; Tribute Today to Space Shuttle Challenger


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