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December 23, 2004
• Mosul Bomber Wore Iraqi Uniform?; Journey of the Wounded Warrior
• Deep Snow, Heavy Ice, Frigid Winds Grip Much of U.S.; U.S. Base Attack; After the Hurricanes
• Doctors Expect Most of Mosul Wounded to Survive; Winter Storm Strands Travelers in Midwest; Small Town Copes With Murder, Baby Napping Tragedy
• Chewing the Fat Over Fat; Ancient City of Bam, Iran Will Mark One-Year Anniversary of Devastating Earthquake


December 22, 2004
• Does Big Pharma Market Junk?; Are Video Games Dangerous?
• Group Claims Mess Tent Explosion was Suicide Attack; Wounded from Tent Attack Flown to German Hospital; Families Wait for Word on Survivors
• Latest on Yesterday's Deadly Attack on Camp Marez in Mosul; The Road Dogs and Their Dangerous Missions


December 21, 2004
• Rumsfeld: Should He Stay or Go?; 20 Dead After Attack on U.S. Military Dining Hall in Mosul; Former American GI is St. Nick for Small German Town
• Deadly Attack in Mosul; Aleve Alert
• Attack on U.S. Mess Tent in Mosul Kills 24; Private Funeral Held Today for Bobbie Jo Stinnett
• U.S., Iraqi Troops Killed by Rocket Strike; Funeral Held for Woman Murdered for Baby; Safety Concerns Raised about Aleve
• Insurgency Seems to be Going All Out to Derail the Election Process


December 20, 2004
• Bush Defends Rumsfeld; Gulf War Veterans May Suffer Effects of Oil Fires
• Video Game Biz Goes Big Time; Pfizer Pulls Ads But Not Drug
• Kidnapping Resulting in Death; Deadly Violence in Iraq; Bush News Conference
• Bush Defends Rumsfeld, Promotes Social Security Reform; Dozens Arrested in Iraqi Sunday Bombings; Murder Suspect in Baby Napping Case Awaits Hearing
• Kansas Woman Due in Federal Court This Afternoon; Police Say Security Guard Admits Involvement in Maryland Fires


December 17, 2004
• Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Bill Into Law; Kansas Court Rules State Death Penalty Law Unconstitutional; Pfizer: Celebrex Might Increase Cardiovascular Risk
• Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Bill; New Study Reveals Potential Celebrex Risks; U.N. Official Implicated in Oil-for-Food Scandal; Former Welfare Mom Tops Politicians to Watch in '05
• President Bush Signs Intelligence Bill; Security Guard Arrested in Maryland Arson Investigation
• Studies Show Possible Heart Risks from Celebrex; Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Bill; Police Search for Baby Removed from Murdered Pregnant Woman; Security Arrested in Housing Development Fire; Armor Companies Increasing Production
• Pfizer Says New Research Shows Celebrex May Increase Some Patients' Risk of Cardiovascular Problems


December 16, 2004
• New Bin Laden Tape Released?; Interview With Attorney For Saddam Hussein
• UPS Ramps Up for Holidays; Baseball Dead in D.C.?; Maverick Season Ticket Holders Give Up Seats to Vets
• A Look at Iraq's Insurgency; Saddam's Lawyer: He's Still President of Iraq
• Flu Shots Still Available Despite Shortage; CIA Confirms Tape Is Bin Laden; Mail Delivery Services in Overdrive; New Jersey Slighted in Security Funding


December 15, 2004
• Airline Cell Phone Ban Lifted?; AOL Charged With Aiding and Abetting Securities Fraud
• Interim Iraqi Prime Minister Accused of Playing Politics; Missile Defense System Fails Test; Gunmen in Greece Set 11-Hour Deadline
• Anthrax Vaccine Causes Controversy for Military; FCC Might Allow Cell Phones on Flights
• Gunmen Release 14 Hostages in Greece; Chemical Ali to Face Hearing Next Week; Some Believe Kerik Nomination Could Hurt Giuliani; British Home Secretary Resigns Over Affair Scandal; Sprint, Nextel Merge; Rumors of Cell Phone Numbers Being Disclosed Untrue


December 14, 2004
• Whites Mulls More DHS Picks; O'Keefe: From NASA to LSU
• California Woman Sprung from Mexican Jail; Google Adds Libraries to Database
• Iraq to Begin War Crimes Trials Next Week; Scott Peterson Destined for San Quentin; Fed Raises Interest Rates
• Doctors in Vienna: Yushchenko's Dramatic Disfigurement is Result of Dioxin Poisoning
• Scott Peterson Jury Recommends Death; Trials of Saddam's Regime Members to Begin Next Week; Thousands Displaced from Falluja; Study Finds Most States Not Prepared for Bioterrorism


December 13, 2004
• Scott Peterson to be Sentenced
• Kojo Annan Addresses Oil For Food Charges; Togo Gets More Mosquito Nets
• Scott Peterson Jury Deliberates Sentence; EPA Chief Nominated as Next HHS Secretary; Biometrics Wave of the Future; NASA Head Resigns; A View of Tokyo
• Awaiting Scott Peterson Sentence
• Golden Globes Announce Nominations
• Questions Arise as Kerik Steps Down as Nominee; Peterson Jury Debates His Fate; Armless Iraqi Boy Paints to Raise Money for Iraqi Children; Investigation Opens into Ukraine Opposition Leader's Poisoning; Man, 80, Rescued at Sea


December 10, 2004
• Jury Deliberates Peterson's Fate; Deputy Secretary of Treasury to Take Over for Abraham at Energy Department
• Peterson Jury Deliberates; Catholic Church Cover-up?
• Jury Deliberates Scott Peterson's Fate; Army Playing Catch-up to Armor Vehicles; General, Embedded Reporter Shares Insights on Armored Vehicles
• Attorney General John Aschcroft Resigns
• Jury Deliberates Scott Peterson's Fate; Allegedly Kidnapped Soldier Charged with Desertion; Homeland Security Fails to Complete Critical List


December 09, 2004
• Nicholson In at VA; 'Idol' Runner Up DeGarmo Talks New Songs
• Defense Pleads For Scott Peterson's Life; Interview With CNN Producer Riad Ali
• Friends and Family Have Spoken in Peterson Penalty Phase; Heavy Metal Rampage
• International Olympic Committee Investigation May Redefine Anti-Doping Policies
• Lead Guitarist, Four Others Killed in Nightclub Shooting; Immigration Reform Could Affect Thousands; Prosecution Gives Closing Statement in Peterson Penalty Phase


December 08, 2004
• Rumsfeld Gets Earful From U.S. Troops; Charges Announced in NBA Brawl
• U.S. Troops Question Secretary Rumsfeld At Town Hall Meeting
• Five Players, Five Fans Charged in Brawl; Experts Fear New Epidemic
• Basketbrawl Charges
• U.N. Delegates Support Kofi Annan; Ukraine Election Crisis Straining U.S.-Russian Relations


December 07, 2004
• Saving Scott Peterson; Major League Scandal
• Troops View Virtual Battlefield; Major League Baseball Tackles Steroid Use; Interview with Leonardo DiCaprio
• Intel Overhaul Poised to Clear Congress; Chicago 5-Alarm Fire
• Intelligence Reform Legislation Pressure May Compound Bureaucracy
• Intelligence Reform Nears Passage; Karzai Inaugurated as Afghan President; Four Million More Flu Doses Available; Wine Merchants Argue for Fewer Interstate Restrictions


December 06, 2004
• Flu Experts Expect Pandemic
• Graner Lawyers Ask Case be Thrown Out; Def Poets Speak Up
• Bush Urges Passage of Intelligence Reform; New Counter- Terrorism Center Opens; Al Qaeda Blamed for Attack on American Consulate; Scott Peterson's Friends Try to Save Him from Execution; Explosives Go Missing from Paris Airport; Entertainment News: Stevie Wonder on Eminem, Robert Downey's Elton John Gaffe, Paris Hilton's New Perfume
• Brazen Attack on U.S. Consulate in Jeddah; Intelligence Reform
• Some Optimistic for Compromise on Intelligence Reform Bill; U.S. Consulate Attacked in Saudi Arabia; Bush Meets with Iraqi, Jordan Leaders; How Safe is U.S. Food?; Soldier Charged in Prison Scandal Loses Motions; Scott Peterson Jury Hears Testimony on His Behalf


December 03, 2004
• Police Search Jackson Ranch; Opposition Scores Victory in Ukraine
• Tommy Thompson Steps Down as HHS Secretary; Bush Picks Former NYPD Chief to Head Homeland Security; Ukraine High Court Nullifies Election
• Investigators Search Jackson Ranch; Uncle Sam's Kids
• Explosions Rock Madrid; Ukraine Supreme Court Throws Out Election Results; Attacks Kill 40 Iraqis; Bush Taps Former NYPD Commissioner as Homeland Security Secretary; Orange County Diocese Settles Abuse Case, Apologizes to Victims; Jobs Report Falls Short
• Day Four of Scott Peterson Penalty Phase; Discussion with Bernard Parks


December 02, 2004
• Kansas Police Investigate Potential BTK Serial Killer Link; Giambi Testifies in BALCO Investigation
• Who Watches Workplace Watchers?; Americans Seek Cheap Drugs in Mexico
• Bush Weighs in on Iraq, Ukraine Elections, U.N. Scandal; Ukrainian President Confers with Russian President Over Elections; Friends, Family Plead for Leniency for Scott Peterson
• President Bush Sets Date in Stone; Oil for Whom?; A Slugger & Steroids?
• Kansas Awaits DNA Tests to I.D. BTK Killer; Hollywood Star Takes Kids Through Big Apple; New Patch to Bolster Female Sex Drive?


December 01, 2004
• 'Phishing' Scams Rampant on Net; New TV Network Hopes to Improve Image of Muslim-Americans
• U.S. Army to Send 1,500 Troops to Iraq for Elections; Lynndie England Returns to Court for Pretrial Motions; Scott Peterson Penalty Phase
• U.S. Troops in Iraq to Increase for Elections; Bush Thanks Canadians for 9/11 Help; Shots Fired While Powell Makes Haiti Visit
• Oil-for-Food Scandal Brings Calls for Annan to Resign; Does Stress Really Cause Premature Aging?


November 30, 2004
• Protesters Greet Bush in Ottawa; Penalty Phase in Scott Peterson Case Resumes
• Bush Tries to Mend Fences with Canada; 9/11 Commission Co- Chairs, 9/11 Families Argue for Passing Intel Reform; Tom Ridge Expected to Resign as Homeland Security Secretary
• Ridge to Resign as Homeland Security Secretary; Bush Meets with Canadian Prime Minister; 9/11 Commission Chair Argues to Pass Intel Reform
• Ukraine Power Struggle


November 29, 2004
• Ice May Be Factor in Ebersol Crash; U.N. Leader's Son Investigated as Part of Oil-For-Food Scandal; Iran Seals Deal to Stop Uranium Program; Israeli Community Reaches out to Beslan Survivors; Godzilla Turns 50
• Ebersol Jet Crash; Medical Marijuana and Anti-Drug Laws; Ukraine Crisis
• Congress to Try Intel Bill in December; Jimmy Buffett Out With New Novel
• Dick Ebersol's Son Missing After Crash; Religious, Secular Groups Call for Delaying Iraq Elections; Ukraine's Supreme Court Considers Election Issue; Severely Ill Woman Argues at Supreme Court for Medical Marijuana; Holiday Shopping Starts Strong for Retailers
• A Mother's Heartache; The Phenomenon That is Godzilla


November 26, 2004
• Holiday Shopping; Deadly Ambush in Iraq
• Black Friday Madness; Eye on Iran
• Nuclear Deal; Ukraine Unrest; Relief Flows to Battered Falluja
• Four Civillians Killed in Baghdad's Green Zone; General John Abizaid Visits Newly Elected Afghan President; Turkish Government Tries to Explain Children's Video, "Matyrs Go To Heaven"
• Iraqi Politicians Demand Delay in Elections; Ukraine Leaders Meet to Discuss Disputed Election; Holiday Shoppers Seeking Bargains; CDC Prepares for Next Flu Crisis


November 24, 2004
• Soggy Travel Day; Ukraine Election Controversy
• Osama's Brother-in-Law Claims No Current Ties to Terror; Entertainment News: Ruben Studdard, Robert Downey Jr., Nirvana; "Alexander" Strives for Historical Accuracy
• Holiday Travel & Weather Update; Security Searches; Living Will Controversy
• More Details in Wisconsin Shootings; Holiday Travel Tips
• Ukrainian Election in Dispute; Holiday Traffic Returns to Pre- 9/11 Levels; Traffic Moving Smoothly at Airports; Operation Plymouth Rock Nabs Insurgents in Iraq


November 23, 2004
• CIA & Pentagon -- Match Made in Heaven or Hell? Can CBS Fill Dan Rather's Place?


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