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February 22, 2005
• Man Charged in Texas Slayings; Decision in Schiavo Case; ChoicePoint Fallout
• California's Stormy Days; Leading Iraqi Prime Minister Candidate Emerges
• President Meets with E.U. Leaders; American Charged in Plot to Assassinate Bush; Ex-Boyfriend Charged with Murder of Pregnant Woman, Son; Major Iraqi Political Party Announces Choice for Prime Minister
• Latest Gallup Polls; Jack Valenti Shares Oscar Memories
• Another Day of Rain, Mud and Misery in Southern California; Bonding Experience


February 21, 2005
• Southern California Seeing More Mudslides; Israel Releases Hundreds of Palestinian Prisoners; Hunter S. Thompson Dead at 67; New York Firefighter Returns from Iraq; Neither Oil Nor Ships Can Deter Hong Kong Seniors from Daily Swims
• Bush in Brussels; Missing Mother & Son; Prisoner Release
• Stun Gun Safety; Gordon Wins Daytona 500
• Missing Pregnant Woman's Vehicle Found in Ditch; More Rain, Mudslides in Southern California; Iraqi Politicians Debate Over New Leaders; Secret Bush Tapes Reveal Private Secrets; Hunter S. Thompson Dead by Own Hand
• Mending Fences


February 18, 2005
• Marine Recruit Dies in Training; Interview With Richard Petty
• Deadliest day Since Iraq's Elections; Watching Syria's Steps; Weapon on the Web
• Suicide Bombers Target Worshipping Shias; Bush Signs Bill to Limit Class Action Lawsuits; Russians Announce Deal with Iranians for Spent Nuclear Fuel; Town Torn Over Teacher Sexual Allegations
• FDA Allows Celebrex to Stay On Shelves; Reaction to The Gates in Central Park
• 'Unscripted!'; Revving Up for the Daytona 500


February 17, 2005
• Bush Names Negroponte as National Intelligence Director Nominee; Painkillers Under the Microscope
• FDA Looks Into Painkillers, Drug Marketing; New Film Documents U.S. Soldiers' War Stories in Iraq; Entertainment News: Celebrity Clothing Lines, Will Smith as Superhero, Extreme Makeover for Bugs Bunny
• John Negroponte Nominated as Intelligence Chief; Antiwar Families; Interview With Congressman Peter Hoekstra
• John Negroponte Named for Intelligence Director; Assassination Fuels Concerns about Middle East; United Iraqi Alliance Gets Slight Majority in National Assembly
• How Many Insurgents?; Intelligence Questions


February 16, 2005
• Rice, Goss Face Tough Questions From Congress; New Strain of HIV Raising Concern Among U.S. Health Officials
• The Rice Report; Michael Chertoff Speaks to Employees; Corporate Jet Crashes in Colorado
• The Nuts and Bolts of Jury Selection; Baby 81 Reunited With Family
• Congress Briefed on Security Threats; Syria, Iran to Team Up; Scotland Yard Using Computer Technology to Examine Princess Di Crash Site
• Pollution Perils; Taxed by the Mile?; Rumsfeld Speaks


February 15, 2005
• Michael Jackson Trial on Hold Due to Flu; Missile Defense Test Fails
• Zoloft Defense Fails; Michael Jackson Trial on Hold; The Cost of War
• Teen Found Guilty of Grandparents' Murder Despite Zoloft Defense; Michael Jackson Hospitalized for Flu, Jury Selection Delayed
• Soldiering On; U.S. Ambassador to Syria Recalled; Chris Rock's Oscar Comments Draw Fire
• Washington Pulling Its Ambassador From Syria; Hunt for Osama bin Laden


February 14, 2005
• Former Lebanese Prime Minister Killed by Car Bomb; Reports of Spy Plane Over Iran Raises Questions; Witness Lists in Michael Jackson Trial Include Big Names; Kurds Finish Strong in Iraq Elections; Jose Canseco Book Claims Widespread Steroid Use in Baseball
• Blast in Beirut; Eye on Iran?; Mass Suicide Pact
• Jury Deliberates Over Pittman Trial; DNA Test Confirms Parents of Baby 81
• Iraq Results Show Shia Candidates Dominate; Former Lebanese Prime Minister Killed by Car Bomb; Unmanned Spy Vehicles Spark Controversy with Iran; Gunman Arrested after Shooting Up New York Mall; Michael Jackson's Witness List Includes Many Big Names; Closing Arguments Heard in Zoloft Murder Case
• What Could be Tough, New Drug-Resistant Strain of HIV Raising Fears


February 11, 2005
• Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Interview With Billy Preston
• Literacy Program Among Controversial Budget Cuts
• Police Questioning Mother of Newborn Thrown from Moving Ca; Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Arthur Millers, 89, Dies
• Diplomatic Stalemate; Terror Trail


February 10, 2005
• Royal Watcher: Good Time for Charles to Wed; Healing Efforts in Rwanda
• North Korea Vows to Bolster Nuclear Program; Prince Charles to Marry Camilla Parker Bowles
• Pope Released from Rome Hospital; North Korea Withdraws from Talks; Prince Charles to Marry Camilla; Will Hillary and Rudy Run for President?; DJ Jon Doe Part of Online Music Revolution
• North Korea Pulls Out of Talks, Claims to Have Nukes; U.S. Military Says it Could Manage Attack on Iran; Prince Charles, Camilla Announce Plans to Marry
• Without a Hitch; Pope John Paul II Arrives at Vatican After Hospital Stay; Loretta Lynn's Comeback


February 09, 2005
• Hewlett-Packard Fires CEO; Iraqi Insurgents Renew Attacks
• Iran: Risk vs. Benefits; Ward Churchill Remains Defiant; Asked and Answered
• Iraqi Truckers Running on Empty; Purple Heart Medals Revoked; Millions in Danger of Losing Tax Refunds from Previous Years
• Political Leaders Assassinated in Baghdad; Pope Holds Private Ash Wednesday Mass While Convalescing in Hospital; Scalping Suspect in Police Custody
• Horrors of Slavery; 'New You Revolution'


February 08, 2005
• Condoleezza Rice Visits France
• Ex-CIA Agents Talk Shop
• Rice Promotes Global Freedom; Wanted -- Or Not; Reid vs. GOP
• Israel, Palestine Declare Plans to Work for Peace; Secretary Rice Speaks at French University; Pentagon Officials Estimate up to 15,000 Insurgents
• Who is 'Deep Throat?'


February 07, 2005
• President Bush Releases Budget Plan
• Iraqi Police Broadcast Insurgent Confessions; Defense Department Enduring Some Cuts; Multi-Agency Security Team Keeps Super Bowl Fans Safe; Watergate Source Reportedly Ailing; Rich Colors Featured for Fall at Fashion Week
• Iraqi Honored for Sacrificing Self to Save Voters; Pope Addresses Faithful from Hospital Window
• Inside President Bush's Budget; Mideast Cease-Fire; Super Bowl Ads
• White House Delivers Budget to Congress; Insurgents Try to Shoot Down Planes; Police Recruits Targeted in Bombings; Multi-Agency Force Keeps Super Bowl Safe


February 04, 2005
• Two Planes Grounded in New York; Early Signs of Shiite Victory in Iraq
• Rice Abroad; Actor Ossie Davis Dies; Crisis in the Priesthood; Info or Influence?
• Rice Meets with European Leaders, Stands Firm on Iran; Italian Journalist Kidnapped in Iraq; Authorities Looking for Couple Suspected of "Disgusting" Abuse; Married Financial Experts to Host New Show; Children Increasingly Victims of Meth
• Two Delta Flights Grounded Based on Terrorism Suspicions; Chicago Nun Picks Super Bowl Winners
• Chasing the High; Hot Pot


February 03, 2005
• Paul Volcker Addresses U.N. Oil-For-Food Scandal; Spike in Iraqi Insurgent Violence
• Blacks Shortchanged on Social Security Benefits; General Counseled for 'Shooting People is Fun' Remark; Country Singer, Novelists Announces Candidacy for Texas Governor


February 02, 2005
• Tsunami Survivors Discovered; President Prepares For State of the Union
• News; International
• The Pope as Patient; People Rescued 38 Days After Tsunami; Teterboro Jet Crash
• Plane Crashes into Building in New Jersey, 14 Injured; Americans Wants Specifics from State of the Union; Homeland Security Nominee Undergoes Questioning; Vatican Reports Pope's Condition Not Serious
• Super Bowl Ads


February 01, 2005
• White House Seeks to Raise Military Death Benefit; Jackson Jury Selection Enters New Phase
• Dark Mind or Bad Drug?; Military Death Benefits; Crisis Intervention
• Michael Jackson Potential Jurors Go Through Screening; Space Shuttle Columbia Astronauts Remembered; Rapper Snoop Dogg Accused of Rape
• Congress Debating Raising Death Benefit for Soldiers; Iraqi President Declares Election a Success; Fans Calmer on Second Day of Michael Jackson Jury Selection
• Look at Threat of Kidnappings Just Across Texas Border in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico


January 31, 2005
• Iraqis Celebrate Successful Elections; Democrats Demand Exit Strategy; Senator Clinton Recovered from Fainting Spell; Jury Selection Begins for Michael Jackson Trial
• Senator Sick; Picking a Jackson Jury; Pope Fights Flu
• Al-Jazeera Tape Fake?; Hawaiians Say Good-Bye to Fallen Troops; Hillary Rodham Clinton Fine after Fainting; Clint Eastwood Gets Best Director Award
• Iraqis Celebrate Successful Elections; Military Expert: Insurgent Missile Videotape Probably Fake; Michael Jackson Jury Selection Begins
• In Iraq, Officials Tallying Millions of Votes; Did Antidepressants Drive 12-Year-Old Boy to Shoot, Kill Grandparents?


January 28, 2005
• Iraq Prepares to Vote; Interview With Congressman Harold Ford
• Iraqis Around the World go to Polls; Voting in Syria
• Iraqi Expatriates Vote; The History of Paparazzi
• Helicopter Downed in Iraq; Iraq Prepares for Elections; Commander in Northern Iraq: Iraqi Forces will be Crucial to Elections
• With Election Just Two Days Away, Stakes in Iraq at All-Time High; Close to 26,000 Iraqis Registered to Vote in United States


January 27, 2005
• Iraqis Prepare For Election; Students Remember Lessons of Holocaust
• Sunday's High-Risk Exercise in Iraq; Diplomat's Debut; Train Derailment Suspect
• More Violence Rocks Iraq Before Elections; Michigan Company Bans Smokers from Working
• Suicide Bomb Disrupts Meeting Between Insurgents, Iraqis; Most of Marines Killed in Crash From Hawaii; Man Who Caused Train Derailment to be Charged With Murder
• Hardcore Hate; Interview With Morgan Fairchild


January 26, 2005
• Marine Helicopter Crash Under Investigation; Homicide Charge Likely in California Train Crash
• Iraqi Elections Fast Approaching; Does Shock Therapy Help Depression?
• Suicidal Intentions, Deadly Results; Deadly day for Marines in Iraq; Second-Term Agenda
• Car on Tracks Leads to Derailment, Nine Deaths; Weather May Have Caused Deadly Marine Helicopter Crash; Bush: Simply Holding Elections in Iraq Equals Success; Rice Confirmed
• Rice Confirmed; At Least 10 Killed in California Passenger Train Collision


January 25, 2005
• Missile Threat; Oscar Contenders Announced
• Viewer Email: "The Passion of the Christ" snubbed for Academy Awards Best Picture Nomination
• Rice Debate; Kofi Annan Questioned in Oil-for-Food Probe; Oscar Nominations
• Report: Terrorist Have Shoulder-Fired Missiles; Senate Debates Rice Confirmation; Deficit to Hit Almost $400 Billion, Fueled by Iraq


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