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January 25, 2005
• Oscarmania; 'New Your Revolution'; 'Crunch Heard Round the World'


January 24, 2005
• Secret Pentagon Unit Revealed; U.S., Iraqis Capture Insurgents; Three Firefighters Killed in NYC; Boston Digging out from Blizzard
• U.N. Honors Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation; Hometown Remembers Johnny Carson
• Intimidating Violence Just Days Before Iraqi Election; Strategic Support; '05 Blizzard
• Blizzard Hits Northeast; Strategic Support Branch of Pentagon Beefs Up Intelligence; U.S., Iraqis Round Up Suspected Insurgents
• Are Iraqi Security Forces Ready?


January 21, 2005
• Bible Ad Banned; Congress Delays Rice Confirmation
• Bush Faces GOP Opposition for Agenda; Immigrant Says Immigration Reform Would Hurt Many; Palestinians Work with Israelis to End Rocket Attacks; Entertainment News: "Da Vinci" Code, Sundance, U2 Tour
• Mosul Continues to be City on Edge; Term 2: Off & Running; Tragic Ending
• Abducted Wal-Mart Employee Found Dead in Texas; Bush Completes Inaugural Ceremonies with Prayer Service; Tracking Down Long Wolf Terrorists
• Michael Jackson and Judicial Wheels Spin Again Today Ahead of Jury Selection; Mosul Continues to be a City on Edge


January 20, 2005
• George W. Bush: The Road Ahead
• Inaugural Celebrations in Full Swing; A Look Back at JFK's Famous 1961 Speech
• Bush Inaugurated for Second Term


January 19, 2005
• Two North Carolina Children Safely Recovered; Condoleezza Rice One Step Closer to State Department
• Dems to Run Ad Promising Strong Stance on Issues; Security Experts Worried about L.A. Port; Entertainment News: Celebrities Donate Clothes for Tsunami Relief, Two Celebs Recover from Surgery, Nick to Go Solo, "The Apprentice: The Musical" Coming; Former WorldCom, Tyco CEO's Face Trials This Week
• Children Found; Voting Fears; Inauguration Day
• Kidnapped Children Found Unharmed; Condoleezza Rice Confirmation Clears Committee; Bush Attends Pre-Inaugural Festivities; Bloody Day in Iraq; Midwestern Mom by Day, Cyber Spy by Night
• Tight Security in Nation's Capital on Inauguration Eve


January 18, 2005
• World's Largest Passenger Plane Unveiled; Comair President Stepping Down; CNN's "New You Revolution"
• Oil-For-Food Scandal; Rice Confirmation Hearing
• First U.S. Charges to Be Announced in Oil-for-Food Scandal; Condoleezza Rice Questioned about Iraq; Bush Reflects on First Four Years, Plans for Second Term


January 17, 2005
• Iraqi Expats Register to Vote; Conditions in Refugee Camps Could Lead to Health Problems; Man Survives Nail Embedded in Skull
• Computer Worm Poses as E-mail Plea for Tsunami Victims; Catholic Bishop Kidnapped in Mosul; A Look at the Golden Globes
• Attack in Iran?; Amber Alert; Symbols of Survival
• Does U.S. Have Secret Plan Against Iran?; Elderly Take to Streets in Russia
• Insurgent Violence Continues; Iraq Expats Register to Vote in U.S.; Report Alleges Bush Administration Has War Plans in Iran


January 14, 2005
• Raging Fire in Baltimore; Abu Ghraib Court Martial On; Riverside County Residents, California Advised to Evacuate
• Last Great Mystery of Solar System; Can Americans Be Trusted to Make Their Own Health Care Decisions?; Bush Talks About Education; Party Planning for Inaugural; Pictures from Cassini
• Performance in Atlanta to Honor Martin Luther King; Religious Leaders Discuss Tsunami; Scientists View First Images from Saturn's Moon Titan
• Titan Secrets; Fate of Army Reservist in Hands of Jury; Golden Globe Awards
• Jury Deliberates Abu Ghraib Abuse Case; Ohio Town on Flood Watch; European Probe Landing on One of Saturn's Moons; FDA Debates Making Cholesterol Drugs Over the Counter


January 13, 2005
• President Bush Pledges Vigilance in Terror War; John McCain Speaks Out on Major League Baseball Steroid Decision
• Evolving Controversy; Uniform Criticism; Iraqi Election Countdown
• Major League Baseball Revises Drug Policies; Charles Graner Goes to Court


January 12, 2005
• Governor Schwarzenegger Visits Mudslide Devastation; Parachutes for Planes?
• Rescue Crews Continue Searching for Mudslide Victims; U.S. Calls of Search for WMD; U.S. Military Provides Election Info to Iraqis; Defense Witnesses in Prison Scandal Trial Prevented from Testifying; Student Pilot Survives Crash in Orlando, Instructor Killed
• Death Count of Mudslide Rises to 10; Firestorms Sweep Across Southern Australia; Man Charged Thousands for Nosebleed; Woman Named McDonald Gives Birth in Front of McDonald's
• Lawyer on Trial; Baby Got Backlash?


January 11, 2005
• President Bush Names Homeland Security Nominee; Interview With Senator Joseph Lieberman
• Federal Judge Nominated as Homeland Security Chief; Rescuers Save Baby from Flooded River; Former Bush Homeland Security Adviser Weighs in on Nominee; Scientists Evaluate Environmental Damage from Tsunamis
• Clean-Up Continues After Toxic South Carolina Train Accident
• Federal Judge Appointed to Head Homeland Security; D.C. Security Tightened for Inauguration; Rescuers Work to Save Those Trapped in Mudslide; New Breast Cancer Drug Approved
• In Banda Aceh, Indonesia, One Man Holds on to Notion of Humanity as He Sifts Through Wreckage on Grisly Mission; King Tut Getting Full Forensic Checkover


January 10, 2005
• Rain Causes Mudslides in Southern California; Sierra Mountains Hit with Feet of Snow; CBS News Fires Four after National Guard Story Investigation; North Carolina Town Reeling from Health Effects of Gas Released in Train Wreck
• Rains Cause Flooding in South California; Powell Briefs Bush on Tsunami Damage; Marines Helping to Clear Rubble in Sri Lanka; Speculation Begins that Newt Gingrich May Run for President
• Relentless Rain Causes Mudslides, Flooding in California; Investigators Looking for Cause of South Carolina Fatal Train Wreck; Randy Moss End Zone Gesture Stirs Controversy
• Four Fired in CBS News Controversy; Plans for Iraq Election Go Forward Despite Continued Attacks
• Road Ahead for Mahmoud Abbas Could be Long and Bumpy


January 07, 2005
• Secretary of State Colin Powell Tours Tsunami Devastation
• Powell Discusses Tenure at State; Iraqi-American Looks forward to Iraq Vote
• Singapore Army Aids Indonesia; Interview With Senator Frank Lautenberg


January 06, 2005
• Moving on Difficult for Sri Lankans; Kofi Annan: $1 Billion Needed Immediately for Tsunami Relief; Congressional Democrats Challenge Ohio Votes; New York School Children Aid Tsunami Relief
• New Trial Ordered For Andrea Yates; FBI Investigates Threatening Letters Sent to Prominent Interracial Couples
• Orphaned Boy Adopted by Neighbors; World Leaders Hold Conference on Tsunami Relief; Judiciary Committee Grills Attorney General Nominee; Lieberman Proposes Global Tsunami Warning System; Congressional Objection Raised Over Ohio Vote Results
• Political Implications of U.S. Tsunami Aid; Concern in Iraq Over Food Rations
• Many Americans Still Missing in Asia; Possible New Trial for Andrea Yates


January 05, 2005
• Tsunami Survivors Deal with Loss of Life, Livelihoods; 109th Congress to Face Difficult Challenges
• Colin Powell Tours Banda Aceh; U.S. Military Looks to Increase Helicopter Relief Effort
• Bush Pushes for Health Care Reform
• Secretary Powell Shocked by Devastation; Capitol Hill Staffer Shares Tsunami Survival Story
• Tsunami Survivors in Need of Medical Supplies; Marines Join Relief Effort; Alberto Gonzales to Endure Tough Questions in Confirmation Hearings; Verizon Rated Highest in Consumer Poll


January 04, 2005
• Marines Land in Tsunami-Ravaged Southern Sri Lanka; Baghdad Province Governor Killed
• 109th Congress Focuses on Tsunami Relief Efforts; Arab Reaction
• Admiral Fargo Speaks Out on U.S. Tsunami Relief Efforts
• Marines Arrive in Sri Lanka with Aid; Baghdad Governor Assassinated; Plane Hits Water Buffalo, Temporarily Halts Supply Runs; Man Arrested for Laser Incidents
• 109th Congress Back in Business Today


January 03, 2005
• Refugees Flood Inland; Couple Who Rescued Swedish Boy Share Story; One Year Later, Mars Rovers Still Going
• Congress Pledges to Increase Tsunami Relief Funds; Malaysian Businessman Volunteers to Help Tsunami Victims in India; Donations Pour in to Rebuild Sri Lankan Orphanage
• Relief Efforts Reaching Deep Into Sri Lanka, Indonesia; Americans Respond; Chisholm Tribute
• Sri Lankans Resilient in Face of Tragedy; Aid Workers Working to Prevent Epidemics; U.S. Navy Flies Relief Missions; Laser Incidents Most Likely Accidents, Military Analyst Says; U.S. West Coast Hit Hard by Snow


December 31, 2004
• Powell, Annan Hold Joint Press Briefing
• Child Gives Money for Tsunami Relief; Charity 101; Year-End Book Juggling at Pentagon
• Time of Extraordinary Reflection in Indonesia; U.S. Aid Boost; Helping Hands
• Only 20 Expected Survivors From Sea Queen in Tsunami; New Justice Department Memo backing Off Narrow Definition of Torture; Bowl Game Mania Is Big Money Maker


December 30, 2004
• United Nations Announces Tsunami Relief Conference; School Beating Caught on Tape
• Making Sense of the Devastation; U.S. Military to Assist Relief Efforts; Coordination Key to Relief Efforts' Success; Humanitarian Crisis Inspires Americans to Help; American Corporations Donating Supplies, Services; Security Bulletin Explains Methods of Terrorist Surveillance
• Matara, Sri Lanka; Tsunami: Money Trail; Ukraine Election
• Entire Communities Wiped Out by Tsunami in Indonesia
• Parts of Sumatra Completely Wiped Out; Isolated Areas Still Without Aid; Thais Assisting Tourists During Crisis; Casualty Count Reaches 116,000


December 29, 2004
• Pentagon Launches Relief Mission; Could Future Tsunami Hit West Coast?
• Understanding Tsunamis; Actor Jerry Orbach Dead at 69
• Overall Tsunami Death Toll at 80,000
• Aftershock in Aceh Province; President Bush Speaks out About Tsunami Disaster
• Families Searching for Missing in Thailand May be Denied Closure; Sri Lanka Remote Areas Completely Wiped Out; A Quarter of Population Killed in One Indonesian Province; Police Lured into Trap in Baghdad; Two Explosions Set Off in Saudi Arabia


December 28, 2004
• Tsunami Disaster Relief Intensifies; Families Search For Loved Ones
• Scientists Say Tsunamis Unlikely to Affect Eastern U.S.; Family Gets Good News About Missing Honeymooners; Economists Expect Vast Financial Impact from Tsunamis; Debate Arises Over Amount of U.S. Foreign Aid
• Unprecedented Devastation in Southeast Asia; World Responding With Biggest Relief Effort in History
• Families Search for Missing After Tsunamis; Doctors Strive to Provide Medical Care for Survivors; Massive Relief Operation Underway
• Official Death Toll in Indonesia Approaching 5,000; Relief Agencies Scrambling to Deploy People, Emergency Supplies


December 27, 2004
• Death Toll From Tsunami Stands at 22,000; Al Jazeera Airs New bin Laden Tape
• Thousands Dead in Massive Tsunamis
• Tsunami Hits Shore; More Troops to Mosul
• Massive Tsunamis Kill More than 22,000 in Asia
• Ukraine Elections; Scope of Tsunami Devastation Continues to Unfold


December 24, 2004
• Blast Rocks Upscale Baghdad Neighborhood; Army Reservist Sees Family for Holidays
• Explosion in Western Baghdad; X-Mas in Iraq
• Explosion in Al-Mansour Neighborhood of West Baghdad; Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit; Last-Minute Shopping
• Iraqi Ambassador Comments on Oil-for-Food Scandal; Shaq & Kobe Reunite for NBA Tilt on X-Mas Day
• Rumsfeld Addresses Troops in Baghdad; Pilgrims Return to Bethlehem; Homeland Security Faces Tough Challenges Ahead; Retailers Counting on Last Minute Shoppers


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