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April 26, 2005
• U.S. Marine Thwarts Attack at Syria Border; Ethics of Congress Travel; Update After Autopsy on Drowned Georgia Toddlers
• Pentagon Briefing


April 25, 2005
• Georgia Police Search for Missing Toddlers; Settlement Announced for Victims of Adelphia Fraud
• Stewart Party Probe; Afghan Heroin; Saudi Security
• Conservatives Call for End to Filibuster; Highlights in the History of the Filibuster; Bengal Tiger Wet Nurse; Entertainment News
• Afghan Drug Kingpin Arrested; Bush Discusses Oil Prices with Saudi Crown Prince; Train Crash in Japan Kills Dozens


April 22, 2005
• Investigators Collecting Potential Evidence In Duke Rape Case; Library In South African Offers Civil Rights Materials At Height Of Apartheid
• Insurgents Armed With Weapons, Video Camera; Zacarias Moussaoui Expected to Plead Guilty; Juror in Trouble
• Videotape Surfaces of Civilian Helicopter Downing; Insurgency Increases Attacks; Terror Suspect Expected to Plead Guilty
• Violence Increases in Iraq; Mistaken Identity Controversy in San Antonio
• Generation RX; Bumpin' Berg


April 21, 2005
• NYPD Detectives Plead Not Guilty to Working for Mob; Texas Considers Bill to Ban Gay Foster Parents; Boston Residents Worried about Big Dig; Cardinals Provide Insights into Papal Election
• Civilian Helicopter Shot Down in Iraq; Crowds Follow New Pope around Rome; Congress Battles over Filibusters; Miracle Man Saves Babies
• Chopper Shot Down in Iraq; Inside Anti-Terror Training; Pope Benedict XVI
• New Organ Transplant Program Saves Lives
• Gay Foster Parent Debate in Texas; Comedian Lewis Black Visits


April 20, 2005
• Pope Benedict XVI Begins Papacy
• More than 70 Dead in Iraqi Mass Killings; Romans React to New Pope; Bush Signs New Bankruptcy Law; Tom DeLay Lashes Out at Supreme Court Justice
• President Bush Signs New Bankruptcy Bill; DSW Announces Theft of Almost 1.5 Million Customers' Credit Information.
• Women in the Catholic Church


April 19, 2005
• Joseph Ratzinger Becomes Pope Benedict XVI


April 18, 2005
• Vote Taken, No New Pope Yet; FBI: Red Lake Shootings Planned
• Conclave Meets to Choose New Pope; Sex Offender Charged with Murder of Missing Girl; Suspect Allegedly Kills Police Detective During Questioning
• Black Smoke Arises From Sistine Chapel; Norwegian Cruise Hits Rough Waters
• Army Captain Back in Iraq After Foot Amputation


April 15, 2005
• Police Searching for Clues in Missing Girl Case; Lasers to Protect D.C. Airspace; Suspicious Air Travelers Detained After Disturbance; Parrot Cries Wolf
• Attorney: Brian Nichols Does Not Have Right to Impartial Jury; Police Searching for Beer Bottles in Missing Girl Case; Dozens Killed in Paris Hotel Fire; Above Average Hurricane Year Predicted; Tax Cheats Pass Bill to Other Taxpayers
• Hybrid Cars Attract Consumers; Contentious Day in Jackson Trial
• Robodoc; Arrest Made in Murder of Cape Cod Fashion Writer; Arrest Made in Murder of Cape Cod Fashion Writer; Brian Nichols Hearing; Vigil for Iraqi Hostage Canceled, Mayor to Issue Statement Later


April 14, 2005
• National Guardsmen Arrested for Smuggling Ecstasy; Hostage's Hometown Awaits News
• Greasing the Wheels?; Missing Girl; Deadly Bat Attack
• The Politics of Peace; Rising Oil Proces Affect Small Businesses
• Texas Oilman Charged in Oil-for-Food Scandal; Bush Addresses Newspaper Editors


April 13, 2005
• Asia Flu Sample Accidentally Sent to Thousands of Labs; Olympic Bombing Suspect to Plead Guilty; Search Continues for Missing Florida 13-year-old; Proposed Florida Bill Increases Penalty on Sex Offenders
• Killing Killer Flu Virus; American Contractor Taken Captive in Baghdad; Together Forever?
• Identify Theft Issues; Mother of Jackson Accuser Takes the Stand
• Olympic Park Bombing Suspect Pleads Guilty to Clinic Bombing; American Contractor Taken Hostage in Iraq; Police Search for Missing Florida Girl
• Outbreak Odds; Identity Theft


April 12, 2005
• Rumsfeld Makes Surprise Visit to Iraq; Personal Information on Thousands of People Stolen; U.S. Files Charges Against Terror Suspects; Victim of Identity Theft Warns Others
• Massive I.D. Theft Suspected; British Nationals Arrested for Alleged Terror Plot; Senate Questions National Security Nominee
• Identity Crisis; Rumsfeld Visit; TSA Plans to cut Airport Screeners
• Keeping Cool in Hostage Situations; Up and Coming Political Names; CMT Video Awards; New "Housewife" Joins the Cast; Airlines Score Well Despite Cutbacks
• The Pope's Successor; Catholic Church Faces Modern Challenges


April 11, 2005
• Baby, Mother Released by Kidnapper; Suspicious Man Arrested at Capitol, Bags Blown Up
• Capitol Hill Takedown; Amber Alert Standoff; Gas Prices Break All-Time Record in U.S.
• Tense Hostage Standoff as Man Kidnaps Daughter, Her Mother; Abuse Victims Protest Cardinal Law's Role in Mass for Pope; Senate Committee Weighs U.N. Nomination
• Small Protest in Rome Against Boston Cardinal; Bush Meets with Sharon for West Bank Discussion
• Turbulence at TSA; Suspicious Man Apprehended After Brief Standoff


April 08, 2005
• The Pope is Laid to Rest; Texas High School Coach Shot; Chris DiMarco Leads Masters Opening; Eric Rudolph to Plead Guilty to Olympic Park Bombing; Pakistani Businessman Indicted on Nuke Charges
• The Controversial and Revolutionary Legacy of Pope John Paul II; Jack Nicklaus Looking for Win Seven at Masters; The Rocky Road to Royal Nuptials for Charles and Camilla
• Faithful say Goodbye to Beloved Leader; Man Detained in Mosul had CBS News Credentials; Interview With Gilbert Levine
• Thousands Attend Funeral for Pope; Poland Mourns for Beloved Pope; Billy Graham's Daughter Reflects on Pope's Influence


April 07, 2005
• Former Jackson Employee Backs Accuser; New Iraqi President Hailed as Positive Step; Police Capture Suspected Shooter of High School Coach; Camilla Meets Resistance from Cornish Subjects; Texas High School Coach Shot; Bextra Pulled Off Shelves
• More Pilgrims Let In to See Pope; Centuries of History Behind Vatican Architecture; Former Jackson Employee Corroborates Accuser
• Time Running Out to Pay Respects; Cardinal Bernard Law to Offer one of Nine Masses for Pope; 'Gas Price Watch'
• About 200 World Leaders Attending Funeral of Pope John Paul II Tomorrow at St. Peter's Basilica


April 06, 2005
• Tornadoes Strike Mississippi; Monaco's Monarchy
• Tornado Danger; Waiting to see the Pope; Death of Prince Rainier
• Preparing for the Pope's Funeral; Serial Bomber On Trial
• Tornadoes Strike Mississippi; Date for Cardinal Conclave Set; Kurd Selected to Serve as Iraqi President
• The Future Leaders of the Catholic Church; 'Gas Price Watch'


April 05, 2005
• Poland Celebrates Life of Pope John Paul II; President Bush Holds Cabinet Meeting
• Shootout in Iraq; Thousands Pay Last Respects to Pope John Paul II; Peter Jennings Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
• Plans Underway for Pope's Funeral; Cardinal Egan of New York Heads to Rome
• Pilgrims Wait in Line Hours to See Pope; Burial of Pope Steeped in Traditions; Peter Jennings Diagnosed with Lung Cancer


April 04, 2005
• Thousands Pay Respects to Pope; American Catholics Welcome Change in Practices; Soldier Who Gave Life to Save Others Awarded Medal of Honor
• Pope John Paul II Moved to Basilica for Public Viewing
• Mourners Pay Respects to Pope; Book Collects Photos of Pope; Sergeant Who Died to Save Others to Receive Medal of Honor Posthumously
• Public Flocks to St. Peter's to View Pope
• Crowds Continue to Pack St. Peter's Square


April 01, 2005
• Pope's Condition Deteriorating; Schiavo Autopsy Completed
• Conflicting Reports on Pope's Condition
• Pope John Paul II's Condition Worsens


March 31, 2005
• Michael Schiavo's Attorney Holds Press Conference
• Terri Schiavo Dies; Vatican Weighs In
• Terri Schiavo, 41, Dies
• Florida Governor Jeb Bush Reacts to Death of Terri Schiavo


March 30, 2005
• 11th Circuit Denies Latest Schiavo Appeal; Red Lake Tribal Leader's Son Arrested
• Terri Schiavo's Parents File Emergency Petition; Jesse Jackson Working with Florida Lawmakers on Schiavo Case; Pope Begins Using Feeding Tube
• Jesse Jackson Gets Involved in Schiavo Case
• The Pope's Health; Remembering Johnnie Cochran


March 29, 2005
• Jesse Jackson Joins Terri Schiavo Cause; Discussing Death
• Oil-for-Food Findings; Why No Tsunami?; Terri Schiavo Case
• The Science of Earthquakes; Lord of the Bison
• Sumatran Earthquake Leads to Damage But No Tsunami; Kofi Annan Criticized But Cleared of Oil-for-Food Scandal; Rumsfeld Holds Press Conference
• News Details Emerge in Jetseta Gage Case; Sleep Problems Can Cause Everyday Life Problems


March 28, 2005
• 8.2 Quake Strikes Off Indonesia Coast; Jackson Judge Allows Past Accusations Into Trial
• The Ethical Implications of the Schiavo Case; 8.7 Earthquake Strikes Indonesia
• Earthquake Strikes off West Coast of Indonesia
• 8.2 Quake Strikes Off Indonesia Coast; Jackson Judge Allows Past Accusations Into Trial
• Citizens Evacuate as Massive Earthquake Strikes Sumatra; Judge to Allow Prior Allegations in Michael Jackson Trial


March 25, 2005
• Schiavo Parents Appeal to Courts; Warning to Americans Overseas
• Terri Schiavo's Supporters Urge Governor to Take Action; Pope Misses Holy Week Celebrations Due to Ill Health; Deepak Chopra: Terri's Soul Already Gone; Vatican: Feeding Tube Removal a "Grave Sin"
• Time Running Out for Terri Schiavo; Gas Prices Not Cramping SUV Sales; Pope Misses Holy Week Services Due to Ill Health
• Escape Tunnel Discovered in Iraq Prison; Soldiers Transition Home
• Who Decides?; Terror Groups Increasingly Active in Qatar


March 24, 2005
• Time Running Out for Terri Schiavo; Still Searching for Bobby Fischer
• Battle Over Schiavo
• Supreme Court Denies Plea to Reinstate Feeding Tube; Ashley Smith Rewarded for Role in Capturing Shooting Suspect; Pope Misses Holy Week Ceremonies
• Legal Technicalities of the Schiavo Case; Bearing Global Warming


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