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November 23, 2004
• Dan Rather Announces Departure From CBS Anchor Desk; U.S.-Led Operations Intensify Ahead of Iraqi Elections
• Stalled Intelligence Reform Bill; Anchor Away: Rather to Retire from 'CBS Evening News'
• World Leaders Agree to Work Together on Iraq Issue; Ukraine Candidates Dispute Election Results; Study Links Obesity to Brain Atrophy


November 22, 2004
• Bush Visits Uribe; Kurt Busch on Winning NASCAR Title
• Sentencing Phase of Scott Peterson Trial Delayed; Iraqi Prime Minister: Elections Will be Successful; Pacers Management Backing Suspended Players
• President Bush Holds Press Availability with Colombian President Uribe
• House Republicans Block Intelligence Reform Bill; Basketbrawl; Hunters Shot
• Scott Peterson's Lawyer Requests Change of Venue for Penalty Phase; Iraqi Prime Minister: Elections Will Succeed; Palestinian Authority Schedules January Elections for New Leader


November 19, 2004
• President Bush Set to Attend APEC Summit; Tensions Mount in Baghdad
• Baghdad Car Bomb Kills 5, Worshippers Clash with Soldiers Outside Mosque; Bush to Focus on North Korea Issue at APEC Summit; Deathbed Confession Reveals Murder; Teen Girls Indicted for Baking, Sharing Tainted Cake; IRS Investigates Churches for Tax Violations During Election; Woman, 77, Finally Admitted to National Honor Society
• Fallout of Vioxx Recall; Monster Burger Prompts Health Concerns
• Bush to Focus on North Korea at APEC Summit; Baghdad Car Bombing Kills 5, Gunfight Erupts at Mosque; Questions Raised About Iranian Nuclear Program; Alleged Fake Plastic Surgeon Pleads Not Guilty
• Reform Needed at FDA?; Prince William's Last Days of College


November 18, 2004
• U.S.-Led Forces Making Progress in Falluja; Clinton Presidential Library Unveiled
• Clinton Library Opens; Possible Second Case of Mad Cow Disease in U.S.; Senate Investigates Vioxx Recall
• Wesley Clark Describes Clinton Library Dedication; 'This Old House' Celebrates 25 Years
• Dedication of Clinton Library


November 17, 2004
• NV Woman Faces Murder Charges Over Death of Diabetic Daughter; Sally Ride & Hasbro Team Up for Toy Challenge 2005
• Kmart, Sears Join Forces; Margaret Hassan's Death Reportedly Confirmed
• Kmart, Sears Merge; Russians Developing Missile Systems; Iran Reportedly Enriching Uranium; Missing Marine's Possessions Found in Falluja
• Marines Offer Surrender to Insurgents in Falluja
• Iran Reportedly Enriching Uranium; Sears, Kmart Merge; Clinton Presidential Library Opens Tomorrow


November 16, 2004
• Condoleezza Rice Nominated as Secretary of State; Iraqi Fledgling Security Forces Hit Hard
• 'America's Face to the World'; U.S. Military Says it has Secured Falluja; Military Probe Into Shooting of Wounded Insurgent
• 'The Beatles Are Coming' Again; Bonobos Face Extinction
• Bush Chooses Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State; Military Investigate Shooting of Unarmed Insurgent; Study: Foods with High Water Content Make Dieting Easier
• Congress Reconvenes; Second-Term Shuffle; After Falluja, Mosul Next Battleground?


November 15, 2004
• Powell Resigns as Secretary of State; Senate Investigating Oil- for-Food Program; Hinckley Lawyers Seek Unsupervised Visits; Insurance Institute Rates Car Head Restraints; Madonna Opens Up on Writing, Spirituality, Motherhood
• Fight for Falluja; CIA Shakeup; New Study on Autism Gives Clues to Causes
• Powell Resigns as Secretary of State; Police Under Fire for Using Taser on Children
• State Dept. After Powell; Bob Schieffer Touts 50 Years on 'Face the Nation'
• Hitting the Nuclear Brakes in Iran


November 12, 2004
• Yasser Arafat Buried After Chaotic Farewell; Battle for Falluja Continues
• Condition of Citizens in Falluja Unclear as U.S., Iraqis Take Control; Arafat Funeral Turns Into Chaos; Bush, Blair Committed to Middle East Peace
• Palestinians Mourn Death of Yasser Arafat; WWI: The Final Hours


November 11, 2004
• Huge Crowd Converges on Arafat's West Bank Compound; World Reacts to Death of Yasser Arafat; Another Fierce day of Battles in Falluja
• Veterans Supporting Veterans; Latest From Falluja; Entertainment News
• Yasser Arafat Funeral Proceedings Begin, New Leaders Sworn In; Families Who Have Lost Soldiers Struggling Financially
• A Mysterious Crime in Northern California; 9/11 Conspiracy Ads


November 10, 2004
• Another Juror Dismissed in Scott Peterson Trial; Update on Yasser Arafat's Health; Fed Raises Interest Rate Quarter of a Point
• Grim Discoveries in Falluja; Palestinians Prepare for Arafat's Death; Scott Peterson Juror Replaced
• Hostage Slaughterhouses Found in Falluja; Plans For Arafat's Funeral and Burial; Direction For Democratic Leadership; Entertainment News
• Jurors No. 5 Dismissed From Scott Peterson Trial


November 09, 2004
• Possible Juror Misconduct in Peterson Trial; Entertainment News; Trial Over Evolution Teachings; Hostage Standoff Ends in L.A.
• Analysis of the Fighting in Falluja; New Developments in the Scott Peterson Trial
• Day Two of the Battle For Falluja; Updates in the Peterson Trial; Arafat Health Update
• Falluja Battle Sparks Insurgent Attacks Elsewhere; Senior Palestinian Officials Have Hopes for Arafat's Recovery; Military Briefing


November 08, 2004
• Latest Developments in the Peterson Trial; A Dozen Brokerage Firms Will Be Told By the SEC That Their Prices Were Wrong; Falluja Update
• Farewell Speech from New Jersey Governor McGreevey; "The Incredibles" Tops Box Office; Best and Brightest Vehicles of 2004; Watching Fidel Castro
• Fight in Falluja Underway for Three Hours; Pentagon Briefing
• Attack Launched on Falluja


November 05, 2004
• Documentary Looks at Forces Shaping Saudi Arabia; Tuskegee Airmen Celebrated 60th Anniversary; Jude Law Stars in "Alfie" Remake
• U.S. Prepares for Fallujah Assault; Yasser Arafat Comatose; Peterson Jury Still Deliberating
• Uncertain Future; Confronting Falluja; Inside the Campaigns
• U.S. Jobs Got a Big Boost Last Month; Arafat's Condition Causing Middle East Watchers to Ponder Post-Arafat Peace Process


November 04, 2004
• Polls Show Many Voters Voted Based On Religious, Moral Beliefs; Iran Hostage Crisis Anniversary; Falluja Assault Likely To Be Guerrilla Warfare; Entertainment News
• Arafat's Condition Worsens; Bush Lays out Second Term Agenda; Elizabeth Edwards Diagnoses with Breast Cancer; Ashcroft to Step Down
• Setting the Course; Can Teeth Whitening Go Too Far?


November 02, 2004
• Voters Head to Polls; GOP Raises Questions Over Philly Polling Place; Supreme Court OK's Voter Challengers; Doctors Speculate Rehnquist Has Deadly Form of Thyroid Cancer
• The Candidates Have Spoken; Battleground Focus
• Important Senate and House Races; Winning and Losing on Election Day; Daschle Says GOP Supporters of Opponent Trying to Intimidate Native Americans in South Dakota.
• Bush, Kerry Rally Faithful on Election Day; Presidential Historian Shares Election Tales
• This is It; The Big Three; Interview with Rudy Giuliani, Bob Kerrey
• Florida 2004; Divided Nation


November 01, 2004
• Bush & Kerry Make Final Pitch to Battleground States
• Bush Campaigns in Five Battleground States; Kerry Makes Last Minute Campaign Stops; Arafat's Illness Could Spell End of Reign
• Presidential Race a Statistical Tie; Massive Turnout, Scare Tactics Could Ultimately Affect Election Results; More Trouble for Vioxx-Maker Merck
• Keystone State Assumed to be One of Keys to Victory; What Was October Surprise of This Presidential Contest?


October 29, 2004
• Long Lines for Early Voting in Florida; Bush, Kerry to Appear on Spanish Show; NAACP Faces IRS Probe; Funnyman Jamie Foxx Talks About Ray Charles Biopic
• Pentagon Claims It Removed Some Munitions from Iraqi Site; Candidates in Home Stretch; Surgeon Teach Astronauts to Operate in Space
• Conflicting Information Emerges Over Missing Explosives; Kerry Stumps in Florida; Red Sox Pitcher Calls Off Bush Appearance; Yasser Arafat Flown to Paris for Treatment; FBI Renews Halliburton Investigation
• Questions, Concerns Mounting Over Missing Explosives; Ballot Battle


October 28, 2004
• Ailing Arafat Decides to Seek Treatment in Paris; Wayward Ballots; Scott Peterson Trial Update
• Arafat Heads To Paris For Medical Treatment; A Kansas City Couple and Partisan Politics; Operation Truth Ads; Entertainment News
• Yasser Arafat Seriously Ill; Foo Fighters, Springsteen Play at Kerry Event; Red Sox Win World Series
• Inside the Compound; Watching the Vote


October 27, 2004
• Six Days to Go; Purple Haze; Charges and Countercharges Over 380 Tons of Explosives
• Red Sox Are 3-0 Going Into Game Four of the World Series Tonight; Lunar Eclipse Tonight; Entertainment News
• Furor Continues Over Missing Explosives; Neither Candidate Addressing Homeland Security; Defense Rests in Scott Peterson Trial; Red Sox One Game from Winning World Series
• Nuclear Diplomacy; Weather or Not


October 26, 2004
• American Airlines Flight 587; Missing Weapons Update; On the Bench
• Game Three of World Series Tonight; Little Change in Presidential Polls; Israel's Parliament Approved Plan To Withdraw From Gaza; Shipping Backup May Delay Holiday Items
• On Thursday, Many Banks Will Start Processing Checks Electronically; How the Flu Vaccine Shortage Likely Started


October 25, 2004
• Chief Justice William Rehnquist Being Treated for Cancer; Explosives: MIA in Iraq; Clinton Campaigns for Kerry
• Chief Justice Undergoes Cancer Surgery; 380 Tons of Explosives Missing in Iraq; Kerry, Clinton Appear Together in Philadelphia
• Chief Justice William Rehnquist Recovering from Throat Surgery; Bill Clinton Stumps for Kerry; Giuliani Stumps for Bush; Record High Prices for Home Heating Oil Likely This Winter
• 380 Tons of Explosives Missing from a Facility in Iraq; Chief Justice William Rehnquist Hospitalized for Thyroid Cancer


October 22, 2004
• Campaigning For the Female Vote; Video of Aide Hostage Released; Boston Police Accept Responsibility in Fan's Death
• Kerry Reaching Out; Intelligence Reform; The Issues
• Roman Catholic Priest Faces Charges of Crimes Against Humanity; Squatter's Rights?


October 21, 2004
• Bush Talks Health Care in Pennsylvania; Kerry Speaks out for Government-Funded Stem Cell Research; Boston Beats Bronx
• Kerry to Talk About Stem Cell Research; Bush to Meet with Catholic Leaders; Boston Red Sox Win American League Pennant; New Jersey Town to Raffle Off Flu Shots
• The Fear Factor; Kerry Speaks in Ohio; Bush Speaks in Pennsylvania


October 20, 2004
• House, Senate Conferees Struggle Over Intel Reforms; Day of Developments in Iraq
• Search Continues in Kirksville, Missouri Plane Crash; Calculating Polling Results; Candidates and Healthcare; Interview with George Carlin
• Soldier Pleads Guilty in Prison Abuse Case; Kerry: Bush Confuses Iraq with War on Terror; Pulpit Politics Come into Play
• President Bush Speaks in Minnesota; Winning Hearts & Minds in Iraq


October 19, 2004
• Time Grows Short, Days Grow Long for Presidential Candidates; CARE International Director Abducted in Baghdad; Objective: al- Zarqawi
• Bush Campaigns in Florida, Kerry in Pennsylvania; Spanish TV Airs Video of Madrid Bombings; Head of CARE International Held Captive in Iraq
• Tommy Thompson Speaks About the Flu Vaccine Shortage; Game Six to Be Played in the ALCS and NLCS


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