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April 06, 2004

• Will Adding Troops Improve Situation in Iraq?; Rwanda Marks 10th Anniversary of Genocide; Lord's Gym Offers Christians a Workout Haven
• Radical Cleric's Followers Taking Over Najaf; Bush Campaigns in Arkansas; ACLU Files Suit Over No-Fly List; Texas Case Raises Questions About Insanity Defense

April 05, 2004

• Arrest Warrant Issued for al-Sadr
• Toddlers, TV & ADHD; The Big Dance NCAA Championship; Freddie Adu Era; Crooks on Camera
• Radical Muslim Cleric Leads Violent Uprising in Iraq; Central Command Considers Requesting More Troops; Bush Sticks by June 30 Deadline in Iraq
• 'The Jersey Girls'; Interview with Peter Frampton

April 02, 2004

• 9/11 Commission Asks White House to Make Sure It Turned Over Counterterrorism Documents; Danger on the Tracks
• Grand Jury Considers Michael Jackson Charges; Interview With Leslie, Leigh Keno
• Abduction of Wisconsin college student a hoax; Judge declares a mistrial in Tyco case; Warning of possible terror attacks; Jobs report good news for White House; Alaska governor to allow offshore drilling for oil
• Police Cast Doubt on Missing College Student's Kidnapping Story; Officials Warn of Possible Threats to U.S. Trains, Buses; Motions Made in Michael Jackson Case; Police Cast Doubt on Student's Kidnapping Allegations
• Mistrial Declared in Tyco Case; Police Cast Doubt on Missing College Student's Kidnapping Story; Bomb Discovered, Deactivated on Spanish Train

April 01, 2004

• How Will U.S. React to Attacks in Fallujah?; Wisconsin College Student Found; Getting Some Sleep

March 31, 2004

• Police Find Missing Wisconsin Student
• Iraq a Danger Zone for Reporters; Insurgents Getting Creative with Bombs; Police Search for Missing University of Wisconsin Co-Ed; Tourists Flock to Trump Tower
• Civilians Murdered in Fallujah; Suspected Terrorist Arrested in Canada; Michael Jackson Visits Capitol Hill to Draw Attention to AIDS in Africa; Five Woman Sue Hooters Over Secret Videotape; Study: Dogs Often Selected to Resemble Their Owners; Civil Rights Activists Split over Gay Marriage
• Bloody Attack in Fallujah Leaves Four U.S. Civilian Contractors, five U.S. Troops Dead

March 30, 2004

• Terrorism Expert: Today's Raids Important; Study Says Moderate Drinking Good for Health; Storm Chasers in Search of the Supertwister; Despite Rumored Money Problems, Trump Appears Strong
• Statue of Liberty to Reopen to Public in July
• Condoleezza Rice to Testify; Gas Prices Become Election Issue; Bomb Making Materials Seized, Eight Arrested in U.K.; Statue of Liberty to Reopen in July; Garbage Men Rescue Drowning Woman
• Is Your Kid Getting Enough Sleep?

March 29, 2004

• Michael Jackson Grand Jury Hearing Testimony; Israeli Prime Minister Faces Bribery Investigation; Business Spices up Online Personals for Clients; Study: Honey Has Disease-Fighting Properties; Yankees Make World Series Their Goal
• Attorney Defends Saddam; How Can Saddam be Defended?; Afghan Elections Postponed; Michael Jackson Grand Jury Hears Evidence; Police Rescue Girl, 6, from Pornographers; Study: Honey Good for Health
• 9/11 Investigation: Separation or Stonewall?; Trial in Turmoil
• Tyco Jury Reconvenes; Attorney Takes Saddam's Case; Iraqis Protest Newspaper Shut-Down; Condoleezza Rice Unlike to Testify Publicly; Coalition Official: Newspaper was Shut down for Safety; Smoking Banned in Public in Ireland; Peter Ustinov Dead at 82
• Rice Defends Refusal to Testify Publicly Before Commission Investigating September 11 Attacks

March 26, 2004

• Bishop Thomas O'Brien Awaits Sentencing; California Woman Fights Return to Prison
• Home Ownership is High But so is Unemployment
• Who Will Save Your Pet's Soul?
• Bush Speaks in New Mexico on Home Ownership; Tyco Jury Unable to Agree; Kerry Addresses Michigan Supporters About Economy
• Kerry Unveils Ambitious Plan to Create Jobs; White House Emphasizes Positives in Bush Economic Plan

March 25, 2004

• New Recording Attributed to al-Zawahiri Calling on Pakistan to Rise Up Against Government
• Interview With Buzz Aldrin
• White House Fires Back Against Former Advisor; Dean Endorses Kerry; British Explorers Being Rescued from Mexican Cave; Palestinian Teen Arrested Wearing Explosives; Al Qaeda's No. 2 Urges Pakistanis to Revolt

March 24, 2004

• Berger: Clinton Administration Tried to Kill bin Laden; White House Releases Clarke Transcript; 9/11 Hearings to be Key in Elections; Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Pledge of Allegiance; Kobe's Accuser Testifies in Closed-Door Hearings

March 23, 2004

• Daughter of 9/11 Victim Pins Hopes on Hearings; NASA Makes More Discoveries on Mars
• Madeleine Albright, Colin Powell Defend Their Administrations' Records Before 9/11 Commission; Hamas Names New Leader; Iraqis Protest Hamas Leader Assassination; Medicare Needs to Dip Into Savings

March 22, 2004

• Anguished Followers now to Avenge Yassin's Death; Terrorism Criticism
• Crisis in the Middle East; The War on Terror; Smoking & Allergies; Jury Selection Begins in Peterson Trial
• Cries of Protest Across Middle East After Targeted Killing by Israel

March 19, 2004

• Al Qaeda No. 2 Cornered?; President Bush Marks One Year in Iraq
• U.S. Officials Say Zawahiri Just as Crucial as bin Laden
• Taliban Threatens Pakistan, U.S.; U.S. Keeping Close Eye on Pakistan Battle; Bush Speech on Iraq Strives to Unite Allies; Powell Snubbed by Arab Press; Taiwan's President Recovers from Assassination Attempt; Injured Soldiers Have Long Road to Recovery
• Inside the Struggle to Restore Order in Iraq

March 18, 2004

• Fitness Guru Calls Enforces Lifestyle Changes
• More Suspects Arrested in Madrid Bombings; Bush Thanks Troops at Fort Campbell; Pakistani Forces Surrounding al Qaeda Enclave; Could Police Have Prevented Fresno Murders?

March 16, 2004

• Investigators Name Suspects in Spain Attack; Duty Vs. Conscience
• National Guardsman Seeks to Become Conscientious Objector; Afghan Army Helps Make Raids on Border
• Cathedral Mass Held for Victims of Madrid Terror Attack; Intense Manhunt for Charles McCoy in Sniper Shootings Near Columbus
• Several Arrested for Madrid Bombings had al Qaeda Connections; Civilians Deaths on Rise in Iraq; Police Search for Ohio Freeway Shootings Suspect; Federal Reserve to Issue Report Today
• First Official Funeral Mass for Those Killed in Madrid Bombings Held; Pakistani Forces Continue Battle for Control in Tribal Areas

March 15, 2004

• Spanish Election Reflects Unhappiness Over Iraq War; Investigators Struggling to Identify Victims in Fresno Mass Murder; What Have We Learned from Iraq?; Three American Civilians Killed in Iraq
• Change in Spain; Judge may Order new Trial for Convicted Molester; Horror in Fresno
• Witnesses Recant Testimony Putting Man in Jail for Child Molestation; Operation Mountain Storm Concentrates on Afghanistan Border; Scientists Discover What Could be a Tenth Planet; Martha Stewart Resigns from Her Company's Board
• Spain Elects New Prime Minister as Protest to Previous Administration; White House Willing to Work with New Prime Minister; Protests Mark One-Year Anniversary in Iraq; One Year Later, What's Changed in Iraq?
• Former Haitian President Aristide Lands in Jamaica

March 12, 2004

• Bush Offers Condolences to Spanish Ambassador; Man Arraigned for Carlie's Murder; Tulia 45 Win $5m Settlement; "Sex and the City" Clothes Sold Off
• ETA Denies Responsibility for Blasts in Spain; Bush Attends Ceremony Honoring Victims of Spanish Blasts Yesterday
• Spanish Investigators Sift Through Clues; Utah Mother Facing Unusual Murder Charge
• Millions Rally in Memory of Madrid Bombing Victims; Investigators Looking for Those Behind the Blast; Bush Campaign Ads Turn Negative; Mother Charged with Murder for Nixing C-Section
• Spaniards Responding to Act of Terror With Display of Solidarity; Investigators Looking Beyond Separatist Terror Group Publicly Accused

March 11, 2004

• Separatists Blamed for Fatal Madrid Bombings; Bertuzzi Suspension Has Hockey Fans Talking
• Spanish Authorities Investigate New Angle in Terror Attack; Interview With NASCAR Driver Ken Schrader
• Separatists Blamed for Fatal Madrid Bombings, Republicans Demand Kerry Apologize for Remarks; Massachusetts Lawmakers Reconsider Gay Marriage; Buck Keeps Passing as Oil Prices Surge
• Train Blasts in Madrid Linked to al Qaeda?

March 10, 2004

• President Bush Defends Economic Policy; U.S. Government's War on Weight
• Player's Fate Contemplated after Colorado Player Injured in Hockey Fight; Bush Addresses Employment Issues in Ohio; Stability Hoped for in Haiti as New Prime Minister Arrives
• Should Blair Profit From Book on Plagiarism?

March 09, 2004

• Surgery Successful For Attorney General Ashcroft; Women in the New Iraq
• Change of Venue Requested Again in Peterson Murder Trial; Muhammad Sentenced to Death in Sniper Case
• Ashcroft Under the Knife; Haitian Counsel to Appoint Prime Minister; Primaries to Test New Voting Machines; Kerry, Bush Pull Out the Stops

March 08, 2004

• Martha Stewart Case; UCLA Scandal: Cadavers for Sale?
• Stewart has Pre-Sentence Probation Meeting While Board Gathers to Contemplate Possible Corporate Divorce
• St. Joseph's is Basketball Cinderella Story; Director of UCLA Cadaver Program Arrested; Canadian Missionary Works to Save Haitian Orphans; Bush Campaigns in Texas
• Interview With Ernie Lopez
• Iraqis Sign Interim Constitution; Violence Erupts in Haiti During Demonstration; Girl Kidnapped after Fire Returns Home Today; Cuban Americans Key to Winning Florida

March 05, 2004

• Signing of Iraqi Interim Constitution Delayed; High Tech Spy Gear Used to Track Osama; 9/11 Commission Schedules Hearings; Girl Presumed Dead to be Reunited with Mother; Martha Stewart Jury Focuses on Perjury; Gas Prices Rising

March 04, 2004

• Jury Selection Starts for Scott Peterson Trial; Activists Demand Same-Sex Marriages in New York City

March 03, 2004

• New York Attorney General: Gay Marriage Illegal; Portland, Oregon Marries Same-Sex Couples; Kerry in, Edwards Out; Bush Campaigns in California; California Votes for Bond Issue; Martha Stewart Awaits Verdict

March 02, 2004

• Iraq Bombings Target Shiite Muslims; Former WorldCom CEO to Face Multiple Charges, CFO Pleads Guilty; Who Will Win Super Tuesday?; Rebel Haiti Leader Takes Control of Armed Forces

March 01, 2004

• Haitian Rebels Declare Victory; Police: Profound Development in Missing Family Case; Kobe Bryant Accuser in Court Today; U.N. Works to Stabilize Haiti; Closing Arguments Given in Martha Stewart Case

February 27, 2004

• Securities Fraud Charge Dropped Against Domestic Diva; Kerry/Edwards or Vice Versa?

February 26, 2004

• Interview With NASCAR Driver Bill Lester
• Rosie O'Donnell to Wed Partner
• Democrats to Debate in Los Angeles
• Clear Channel Yanks Howard Stern
• Operation Fred Continues
• Haitians Afloat
• CNN to Host Democratic Debate
• Partners in Protest
• Two New Dinosaur Species Discovered in Antarctica
• Critics Say Penn, Depp, Murray to Battle for Best Actor
• Howard Stern Silenced as Part of Indecency Crackdown
• Rosie O'Donnell Gets Married to Protest Gay Marriage Ban
• Interview With Randy Cook
• U.S. Officials: Intelligence About Possible Attack Around Holidays as Good as it Gets
• Officials in Littleton Released Report, thousands of Pieces of Evidence From Columbine High School Massacre
• Cubs Fans to Destroy Famous Foul Ball
• Clear Channel Suspends Stern
• Debate Day

February 25, 2004

• Interview With 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Goalie