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July 22, 2002
• Bush Touts Economy, Homeland Security in Illinois
• WorldCom Service Unlikely to Be Interrupted
• Potential Investors Lack Confidence, Have Optimism


July 19, 2002
• 'Dr. Death' Britain's Worst Serial Killer
• Bad Beef Recalled
• Warlords Still Control Much of Afghanistan
• Beijing Would Crack Down on Topless Men


July 18, 2002
• New Development in California Kidnap-Murder
• AOL Time Warner Standing by Books
• Global Warming Melts Glaciers in Alaska
• International Spy Museum Opens in Washington
• Report From British Open
• 'Everybody Loves Raymond''s Peter Boyle Discusses Emmy Nomination


July 17, 2002
• Interview With Dr. Susan Love
• Israel Mounts Manhunt for Palestinian Terrorists
• Poland's President Makes State Visit to White House
• Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?
• Authorities Unseal Murder Indictments Against Texas Nurse
• Manhunt Under Way for Kidnapper, Murderer of Samantha Runnion
• Joy of Chocolate Knows Long Past
• 'USA TODAY' Reporter Discusses 401(k)s


July 16, 2002
• All Eyes on Tiger Woods at British Open
• Prescription Plan Stalls in Senate
• Plans for Rebuilding World Trade Center Site Made Public
• Ted Williams Wanted to Be Frozen
• Two Palestinian Groups Claiming Responsibility For Today's Bloody Ambush
• Bush Unveils National Security Plan
• Many Expect Stock Markets to Come Around
• At Pentagon, Effort to Stop Leaks to Media


July 15, 2002
• 'Dog-mauler' Gets Four Years
• John Walker Lindh Pleads Guilty to Two Charges
• Bush: Economy Fundamentally Strong
• Economy, Stock Market in Jitter
• Gallup: Americans More Concerned With War, Economy Than Corruption
• French Police Waiting to Question Would-be Assassin


July 12, 2002
• Interview With Lisa Bernhard of 'TV Guide'
• Rescued Baby Orca Begins Trip Home Tomorrow
• How Long Can Heat Wave Out West Last?
• American Taliban Hearing to be Held Today
• Protestors Call for Arrest of Jeremy Morse
• Baseball Outing Prices Skyrocketing


July 11, 2002
• War Enters Mop-Up Phase for Two Canadian Soldiers
• Interview With John Heer
• Is There a Link Between al Qaeda, Iraq?
• Heat Wave Has Stranglehold on the West
• Interview With John Barnett
• Mutual Funds May Become New Force on Wall Street
• White House Says Bush's Loans Were Legitimate
• Top Cabinet Secretaries Testify to Congress About Homeland Security
• Think-tank Says Aviation Security Deadline Hard to Meet
• Ricci Charged with Being Habitual Criminal
• Videographer Informed of Subpoena On Air


July 10, 2002
• Giuliani and Hanover Reach Divorce Settlement
• Vice President Possibly Named in Civil Suit
• Catholic Priest Accused of Sex Abuse Back in Court
• Prosecutors Review Evidence in Allen Iverson Case
• Former NYC Mayor Settles Divorce Lawsuit
• Lawsuit Filed Over Inglewood Police Beating of Teenager
• Anonymous Letter Offers Some Hope in Elizabeth Smart Case


July 09, 2002
• Sport Utility Vehicles Improve in Crash Tests
• Government Says Hormone Replacement Therapies Add to Risk of Disease
• White Couple Gives Birth to Black Twins
• Jury Ponders Fate of Long-time Sheriff
• Baseball Fans Prepare for All-Star Game
• Top U.S. Official Booed Off Stage at World AIDS Conference
• California Cop Outrages Citizens
• Interview with Michael Weisskopf
• Bush Lectures Wall Street on Corporate Responsibility


July 08, 2002
• Danger of Continued Flooding Lingers in Texas
• President Bush to Address Corporate Responsibility
• New Bill Before Congress Aims at Reforming Accounting Industry


July 05, 2002
• Search for Elizabeth Smart Continues
• Standoff in California Resolved
• Floods Force Central Texas Residents Out of Homes
• Authorities Search for Motive in LAX Shooting
• Baseball Legend Ted Williams Dead at 83
• Interview with Thom Nulty
• Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.9 Percent


July 04, 2002
• Lisle, IL Celebrates Independence Day With Lumberjack Competition
• Interview With NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Hussein's Stepson Detained in Miami
• Philadelphia Plans Fourth of July Festivities
• U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Celebrate Independence Day
• D.C. Steps Up Security for Fourth of July Celebrations


July 02, 2002
• U.S. Investigates Cause of Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan
• Fossett Prepares to Land After Circling Globe in Balloon
• Two America West Pilots Arrested for Being Drunk in Cockpit
• Officials Still Trying to Determine Cause of Crash Over Germany
• Ernie Renzulli Discusses Fossett's Voyage
• Doctors Consider Separating Conjoined Twins
• Smart Family Comments on Coping With Their Tragedy
• Rumsfeld: Too Early to Decide What Led to Afghan Civilian Deaths


June 21, 2002
• Edmunds Found in West Virginia Hostipal; Southwest Endures Firestorm; Asteroid Narrowly Misses Earth


June 20, 2002
• Forest Worker Faces Charges in Hayman Fire Case; Israeli Defense Minister Speaks Against Sharon's Military Policy; Bush Angry Over Intelligence Leaks


June 19, 2002
• Six Killed in Jerusalem Suicide Bomb Attack; U.S. Intelligence Intercept Message Warning of September 11 Attack; New Clues From Only Eyewitness of Abduction of Elizabeth Smart.


June 18, 2002
• Israel to Retake Parts of West Bank; Early Reports in Smart Case Were Wrong; Study Says Large-Sized Fast Food Unhealthy


June 17, 2002
• Murder Conviction Overturned in Dog-Mauling Trial; American Taliban Strikes Out in Court


June 14, 2002
• Church Votes For New Abuse Rules; Man Fitting Edmunds' Description in Custody; Firefighters Battle Colorado Blaze


June 13, 2002
• Church Must Confess; Bishop Says; ABC Denies "Angry American" Spot on Fourth of July Special; Elizabeth Smart Investigation Turns to Extended Family


June 12, 2002
• Bret Michael Edmunds Suspect in Kidnapping; Colorado Fire Forcing Thousands to Evacuate; Bishops Draw Up Policy on Abuse


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