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May 25, 2005
• Jackson Defense Rests; Bill Goldberg in "The Longest Yard"
• Judge Priscilla Owen Confirmed; Vote on Bolton Nomination Expected Soon; Pentagon Denies Rumsfeld Gave Order to Shoot Down Cessna
• Who Will Be The Next Karl Rove?; How to Survive a Housefire


May 24, 2005
• House Debates Stem Cell Bill; Jay Leno Testifies in Michael Jackson Trial; Arborist Rescues Pregnant Cat from 150-Foot Tree; Woman Hopes to Claim Indy 500 Title
• Zarqawi Wounded?; Senate Averts Nuclear Option; Afghanistan War Revisited
• Stemming a Revolt Over Cells
• Priscilla Owen to Get Up or Down Vote; House Debates Stem Cell Funding
• Stem Cell Research Debate; Light Tornado Season


May 23, 2005
• Girl, 8, Survives Being Buried Under Rocks; Spokane Mayor Refutes Charges of Inappropriate Use of City Computers; Bank Scam Affects Thousands of N.J. Residents; New Security Rules in Effect at U.S. Ports
• Divers Help Protect Miami's Port; More Insurgent Violence in Iraq; Michael Jackson Trial Update; Experienced Pilot in Washington Scare Loses License
• Data Debacle; Buried Alive; Arab World Reaction
• Girl Buried Alive Survives; Personal Info Given out in Bank Scam; Charges Reconsidered Against Brawling Bus Driver
• FBI Analyze Evidence from Idaho Triple Murder; Howard Dean Makes Controversial Remarks


May 20, 2005
• Saddam in the Sun; Goodwill Hunting; Stem Cell Research
• Army Recruiters Accused of Questionable Practices; Sighting of Missing Children False Alarm; Iraqis Face Blood Shortages
• Troops in Default; Geragos Takes Stand in Jackson Trial; Jaws Celebrates 30th Anniversary
• Scientific Developments Fuel Debate Over Stem Cells; Missing Children Spotted in Montana; Big Business News Could Influence Summer Travel
• Precious Blood; Autism's Voice


May 19, 2005
• FBI Assisting Investigation into Triple Murder; Larry King Prevented from Testifying at Jackson Trial; Congress May Tighten Restrictions on Women in Military; New Credit Card Readers Faster, Easier
• Police Brief Press on Idaho Triple Murder, Missing Kids
• Person of Interest No Help in Locating Missing Children; Bank Robber Nabbed During Getaway; Senators Negotiating Over Judicial Nominees
• Women in Combat?; Book Buzz


May 18, 2005
• Senate in Heated Debate Over Judge; Person of Interest Sought in Idaho Murders; Foster Children Used in AIDS Drug Tests
• Judge Not?; Missing Idaho Kids; Sex Offender Act
• Ohio Law Requires Inmate DNA Testing; Congress Measure Could Reduce Women's Combat Role
• Senate Debates Judicial Nominees; Director of National Intelligence Sworn In; Police Search for Person of Interest in Idaho Murders
• Idaho Murder Mystery; Judge Lefkow Urges Security Reforms


May 17, 2005
• Two Children Sought After Mother, Son Found Murdered; British Official Under Fire Over Oil-for-Food; Extremists Prevented from Attacking Jerusalem Holy Site; Cuban Accused of Plane Explosion Arrested in U.S.
• Fighting Words; Who is Posada?; Wireless Alerts
• Air Cargo Security; 911 Dispatcher Saves Baby's Life
• Filibuster Negotiations Continue; British Official Appears on Capitol Hill; Cuba Accuses U.S. of Harboring Terrorist
• Taking Amber Alerts to the Next Level; Crime-Shoppers?


May 16, 2005
• Oil-for-Food Scandal Involves Russians; Cleaner Energy Sources Will Improve Air Quality; Koran desecration story retracted.
• "Newsweek" Backs off Quran Interrogation Story; Russian Officials Accused of Oil-for-Food Wrongdoing; Expert Doubts North Korea will Test a Nuke
• Fighting Words; Base Closings; Hurricane Season
• 'Newsweek' Backs off Quran Story; Iraqi Police Open Investigations Unit; Experts Predict Busy Hurricane Season
• Senate Report Accuses Top Russian Politicians of Making Their Own Illicit Deals with Iraq; Damage Control


May 13, 2005
• Outrage Over Pentagon Base Closings; Muslims Protest Allegations of Quran Abuse; Police Identify Abused Girl in Photos; Glance at Top African Stories
• News Conference on Wendy's Finger Case; Base Closures; Missing the Target
• Pope John Paul II Considered For Sainthood; The CSI Effect
• Pentagon Announces Base Closings, Sparks Outrage
• Flight False Alarm; Eye on Safety


May 12, 2005
• Air France Flight Diverted to Maine; Republican Speaks Out Against Bolton, Nomination Makes it to Senate Floor
• Pentagon Briefing; Airliner Diverted
• D.C. Mayor Left in Dark Over Trespassing Plane; F-16 Pilot Who Intercepted Plane Shares Story; Senate Battle Over Bolton Coming to Close
• Air France Flight Diverted to Maine; Real Life CSI; King Tut's Face
• White House Briefing; The Plane Truth


May 11, 2005
• Government Buildings Evacuated as Plane Enters Restricted Airspace; Case of Atlanta Serial Killer Reopened
• Security Alert in Washington
• Errant Aircraft Flies into D.C. Airspace; Culkin Testifies in Jackson Trial


May 10, 2005
• Father a Person of Interest in Stabbing of Two Girls; Courthouse Shooting Suspect Arraignment Delayed; Russian Arrested for Forging Law Enforcement Badges; Four Vietnam Dead Brought Home for Burial; Dieticians Say Add Veggies to Low Fat Diets
• Girl's Father Questioned in Zion, Illinois Murders; Nichols in Court; USS Truman Intruder
• Police Reopen Atlanta Child Murder Cases; Real Life CSI
• Police May be Close to Naming Suspect in Stabbings of Two Girls; Counterfeit Police Badges Seized, Russian National Arrested
• Hack Attack; Asylum Dilemma


May 09, 2005
• Autopsies Performed on Young Girls Found Murdered near Chicago; Police Fire on SUV After Chase; Atlanta Serial Murder Cases Reopened; Broadway Legend Discusses New One-Woman Show
• Girls' Bodies Found; Pulpit Politics; Another big Arrest in Iraq
• Real Life Underwater CSI; Saving the Mustang
• Two Girls Found Dead in Illinois; L.A. Police Fire on SUV After Chase; Coalition Launches Attack in Anbar Province in Iraq
• A Police Chase Ends in a Hail of Bullets in Compton, California; 'Podcasting'


May 06, 2005
• Iraqi Suicide Bombers Strike Marketplace, Police; Defense Witnesses Say No Abuse at Neverland; Book Tells Story of Forgotten African-American Sports Hero
• Time and Momentum on Iraq's Side?; Security and the City; Sexual Predator Arrest
• Bush Travels to Eastern Europe; Iraqi Suicide Bombers Strike Marketplace, Police; Shareholders Mad Over CEO Perks
• North Korea's Nukes; International Manhunt for Former South Carolina Cop
• Discussion with Mallika Chopra; Cheating 101


May 05, 2005
• Manhattan Explosions; Runaway Bride; 'Nurse-In' on the Hill
• Britain Votes; Disneyland Celebrates 50th Birthday
• Police Search for Missing Sex Offender; Emmett Till's Body to be Exhumed for Autopsy
• Mayor Willing to Consider Deal with Runaway Bride; Police Arrest Mother in 'Precious Doe' Case; Sexual Offenders Disappear in Florida
• Michael Jackson on Trial; The Hunt for Rick Sanchez


May 04, 2005
• Army Recruiters Having Trouble; Absent-Minded Gas Station Customer Nearly Causes Tragedy; Drug Testing Hits Horse Racing; Muhammad Ali's Daughter Writers Children's Book on Parkinson's
• Terror Suspect Arrested; Through Their Fingers; Press Conference on Donald Herbert's Condition
• Judge Declares Mistrial in Lynddie England Case; The Science Behind Firefighter's Sudden Recovery
• Top Al Qaeda Operative Arrested; Police Recruits Bombed in Iraq; Twist Halts Abu Ghraib Court-Martial; Fingerprint I.D. Error Lets Killer Free
• Convicted Sex Offender Released


May 03, 2005
• Military Stretched Thin; BTK Suspect Pleads Not Guilty; Brain Damaged Firefighter Begins Talking After 10 Years
• How Many Wars?; BTK Suspect Arraignment; Driver's License Bill
• Myers Says U.S. Military Under Strain; Rash of Hoaxes: Something in the Air?
• Serial Killer Mum on Plea; Classified Report: U.S. Military Being Stretched Thin; North Carolina Improving Driver's Licensing Procedure
• Breaking His Silence


May 02, 2005
• U.S., Italy Blame Each Other for Checkpoint Shooting; D.A. Deciding Whether to File Charges on Runaway Bride; Police Look for a Link in a Series of L.A. Freeway Shootings; Oakland A's Pitcher Raises Funds for Wounded Soldiers
• Runaway Bride; Lynndie England Pleads Guilty; North Korea Missile Test
• Runaway Bride Could Face Charges; Technology Helps Track Down Missing Children
• Runaway Bride Back Home; Lynndie England Pleads Guilty to Abu Ghraib Related Charges; U.S. Soldiers Cleared of Checkpoint Shooting
• Freeways Under Fire; Accutane and the Brain


April 29, 2005
• U.S. Military: Bombings Signs of Desperation in Iraq; Parents Outraged Over Needle Sticking Incident in School; Search for Georgia Woman Called Off; Bush Press Conference Loses to Network Programming
• Search is Suspended, Wedding Called Off; HIV Scare at School; Dream Jobs
• Bush's Social Security Plan; Mother Charged in Stabbing Deaths of Two Children
• Search Intensifies for Missing Georgia Woman
• Al Zarqawi Speaks?; Review of Bush's Address


April 28, 2005
• Bloodhounds Brought in to Search for Georgia Woman; Michael Jackson's Ex-Wife Throws Curve Ball; House Ethics Committee Back in Business; Boy Suspect in Murder/Suicide of Mother
• Images of Sacrifice; Judicial Nominees; Wisdom of Youth
• Profile of Lisa DeWitt, Army Major and Doctor
• Police Expand Search for Georgia Woman; Judge Nomination May Make Senate Floor Today; Michael Jackson's Ex-Wife Turns Tables on Prosecutors


April 27, 2005
• Police Search for Missing Georgia Woman; Michael Jackson's Ex- Wife Expected on Stand; Officials Work on Securing Chemical Plants; Users of Hand-Held Devices Developing Blackberry Thumb
• Jackson's Ex-Wife on the Stand; Tackling Steroid Abuse; Bush Lays Out Energy Proposals
• Michael Jackson's Ex-Wife to Testify for Prosecution; House Clearing Way for DeLay Investigation; Airbus A-380 Performs Well in Test


April 26, 2005
• Bush Shows Support for DeLay; Syrians Pull out of Lebanon; Analysts Weigh in on Bush Meeting with Saudi Prince
• Toddler Tragedy; President Bush & Tom DeLay
• Autopsy Performed on Toddlers Found in Pond; U.S. Came Close to Capturing Zarqawi; Bush Finishing Phase One of Social Security Blitz


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