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July 29, 2005
• British Authorities Make Arrests; Dujail Seeks Justice; Stem Cell Split
• Frist Breaks from Bush on Stem Cell Research; Terror Suspects in Custody in London and Rome; Energy Bill Extends Daylight Savings Time
• Four Bombing Suspects in Custody; Terrorists Using Internet to Communicate; NASA: No Major Damage to Shuttle; Frist Splits with President, Supports Stem Cell Research
• London Terror; The Invisible Wound


July 28, 2005
• Suspected Mastermind of London Attacks Captured; Nine Arrested in Morning Raid; IRA Asks Members to Cease Violence; Chemical Plant Burns in Texas; NASA Shelving Shuttle Program
• U.K. Manhunt, Zambian Officials Arrest British Citizen; Baghdad Family Life
• Miranda Flap; Pregnant Philadelphia Woman Still Missing; Entertainment Rundown
• Bombing Suspect Could Have Been Arrested Earlier, U.S. Says; Nine More Arrested in Botched Bombings; NASA Suspends Future Shuttle Launches; IRA Announces End to Armed Struggle; American Muslims Condemn Terrorism


July 27, 2005
• Pond Drained for Clues to Teenager's Disappearance; Suspected Bomber in London Attacks Arrested; U.S. Troops May Withdraw in Spring; Congress Wades Through Documents on Roberts; Scouts Rescue Fellow Scout from Bear
• London Bombing Suspect Arrested; Bomb in Park Raises Questions about Fifth Bomber; Commander Hints at U.S. Withdrawal Starting in Spring; Aruban Police Drain Pond in Search for Teenager
• Predawn Raids Net Four Arrests in London Attacks; Police Draining Flood Pond in Holloway Search; Clement Clocked; Danger Lurking in Florida Zipcode
• Back in Space; Troop Pullout?


July 26, 2005
• Discovery Launches Successfully; Heat Scorches East; London Investigation Continues; Police and Tasers; Georgia Lynching Case
• Space Shuttle Discovery Launch; Frozen Sperm Dispute; London Authorities Keep Searching; Does the Birht Control Patch Affect Hearts?
• Egypt Attack; Lessons Learned From London
• Out of This World; Iraqi Military Training; Unusual Proposal


July 25, 2005
• British Police Continue Investigation; Famine in Niger; Lance Armstrong's Streak; Security and Intelligence
• Reporter's Notebook: Hoopla Over Roberts; Red Cross Offers Tips for Dealing with Heat; More Details Revealed in London Bombing Investigations; Man Who Lost Wedding Ring Discovers it While Clamming
• London Terror Update; Heat is On; Video Games Trial
• Shootout as Authorities Attempt Arrests in Weekend Bombing; Five Arrested in Second London Bombings; Former NASA Administrator Discusses Columbia Disaster
• Inside North Korea


July 22, 2005
• London Attacks; Maryam McLeod about Her Son; Arizona Wildfires; Samantha Runnion; New York Subway System
• Arrest Made in London Attacks; Boston Beefs Up Security; Pentagon Analyzes Bombing Info; Sound of Massive Earthquake Recorded; Bombing Follows Unexpected Rice Visit to Lebanon
• London Bombing Survivor Sisters Speak Out; The Motivations of Homegrown Terrorists; Lance Armstrong's Journey
• Police Seek Help in Locating Four Bombing Suspects; Pentagon Analyzes Info on Bombings; Security Increased on D.C. Metro
• Patriot Act Debates; Bombing Investigation Extends Far Beyond London


July 21, 2005
• Police Look for Clues to Second Wave of Attacks
• London Terror; Saddam Hussein Appears in Court
• Looking into London Terror; Rice Entourage Manhandled in Sudan
• In London Four Attempts at Serious Blasts


July 20, 2005
• Roberts Worked for Business Clients as Litigator; Hurricane Emily Strikes Texas, Mexico; CIA Operative Talks About Life After Cover Blown
• Supreme Nominee Courts Senators; Emily Slams Ashore; London Terror Investigation
• Judge Roberts Faces Scrutiny in Confirmation Process; Australian Gets Second Chance in Drug Trial; Rebuilding in Fallujah
• Roberts Meets with Congressional Leaders; Upcoming Supreme Court Docket Addresses Some Key Issues; 9/11 Hijacker's Father Supports London Bombings


July 19, 2005
• Bush to Announce Supreme Court Nominee Tonight; Conservatives Hope to Avoid Another Souter; British Muslims Cope with Fear Brought by Bombings
• Bush to Announce Supreme Court Nominee Tonight; Hurricane Emily to Make Landfall Tonight; Iraqi Insurgents Continue Deadly Attacks; Hewlett Packard Announces Layoffs
• Bush to Announce Supreme Court Nominee Tonight; Johnnie Cochran's Doctor Suggests Cell Phone Caused Tumor


July 18, 2005
• Tourists Hunker Down to Ride out Hurricane; Bush Raises Bar on CIA Leak Controversy; Doctors Debate Safety of Ritalin; Entertainment Highlights: Charlie and the Chocolate Factor, Harry Potter, Gretchen Wilson, Sandra Bullock; Landscapers Donate Time to Beautiful National Cemetery
• CIA Leak Investigation; Hurricane Emily; Suicide Terror
• London Bombers Traveled to Pakistan in Past Year; White House Fields CIA Leak Questions; No Remorse from Clinic Bomber at Sentencing; Doctors Debate Safety of Ritalin
• Rumsfeld Vows Speedy Action on Guantanamo Trials; Interview with Actor Bob Newhart
• Iraq's Special Tribunal Files First Formal Charges Against Saddam Hussein; Courage Under Fire


July 15, 2005
• Egyptian Man Arrested in Connection with London Bombings; London Reflects Diverse Backgrounds; NASA Still Working to Repair Shuttle; Baghdad's Mayor Continues Despite Adversity; Blind Readers Have Shorter Wait for Braille "Potter"
• Fifth Suspect in Bombings Arrested; Rove Says Novak Gave Him CIA Agent's Name; Schwarzenegger Under Fire for Magazine Association
• Egyptians Hold Biochemist in London Terror Probe; Officers Teach Passengers how to Spot Terrorists; Supreme Court Watch
• Britain's Muslim Community Reacts to Terror Investigations; Relaese of the New Harry Potter Book
• Rehnquist Staying; Hard Lessons


July 14, 2005
• Community Shocked by London Terror Suspects; Chief Justice Released from Hospital; Investigation Reveals Police Bullet Killed Baby; Ambassador Wilson Speaks Out on Rove Controversy
• Rehnquist Released; One Week Later; Coalition Forces Arrest Two Alleged al Qaeda Leaders
• London's Muslims React to Bombings; NASA Briefs Press on Scrubbed Launch
• Police Identify Some of London Bombing Suspects; Two Zarqawi Aides Arrested; Chief Justice Released from Hospital; Clinton Sounds off on Tsunami Relief Efforts, Hot Button Issues


July 13, 2005
• NASA Prepares for Shuttle Launch; 'Time' Magazine Reporter Testifies to Grand Jury; Police Learn More About Suspected Bombers; LAPD Under Fire for Killing of Baby Girl


July 12, 2005
• White House Mum on Rove Allegations; Police Arrest Man in Connection with London Bombings; NASA Prepared for Tomorrow's Shuttle Launch; Mother Demands Answers on Child Shot in Standoff; White House Press Secretary Grilled Over Rove
• British Bombings Investigation; Security Watch; Woes of Rove
• Questions About Karl Rove Persist; Burn Mask Victim Identified in London
• Arrest Made in London Bombings Investigation; White House Under Fire Over Rove Leak Allegations; Death of Baby Girl in Police Standoff Under Investigation
• Dennis' Aftermath in Pensacola; Life After Columbia Disaster


July 11, 2005
• Londoners Go Back to Normal Lives in Wake of Bombing; White House Deputy Chief of Staff Suspected of Leaking CIA Operative's Name; Dennis Hits Southeastern U.S. with Massive Damage; Daughter Remembers Missing Dad, Victim of Srebrenica Massacre; NASA Prepares for Space Shuttle Launch
• Dennis Deluge; Rescue Revelations; More London Bombing Victims Identified
• Hurricane Dennis' Impact; Report From Guantanamo Bay
• Dealing With Dennis; The War on Terror; Mission: Afghanistan
• Dennis Causes Billions in Damage; White House Fields Questions about Purported Rove CIA Leak; Sumpreme Court Speculations


July 06, 2005
• Names Released of SEALs Killed in Afghanistan; Losers of 2012 Summer Olympics Express Disappointment; "Times" Reporter Sent to Jail for Not Revealing Source
• D.C. Confidential; Cindy Ashore; Protests and Politics
• Navy SEALs in Afghanistan; Dance Fever
• Alabama Spared by Tropical Storm Cindy; Judge to Determine Fate of Reporters; London Wins 2012 Summer Olympics; Court Documents Reveal Details of Groene Kidnapping, Murders
• Urgent Response; Aruba Search


July 05, 2005
• Natalee Holloway's Mother Appeals for International Help; Abducted Girl, Captor Shown on Surveillance Tape Hours Before Capture; Countries Vie to Host Summer 2012 Olympics; Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet
• Idaho Investigation Press Conference; Interview With Convicted Sex Offender Jake Goldenflame
• DiRita Hosts Pentagon Briefing; Debate Buzzes Over O'Connor Replacement
• Missing Teen's Mother Makes International Plea for Help; Search Continues for Missing Special Forces in Afghanistan; Bush to Meet with Danish Leaders


July 04, 2005
• Deep Impact Success; Baghdad Hero Returns Home
• Abducted Children Press Conference; Natalee Holloway Case; Shark Fears
• Suspects in Natalee Holloway Case Appear in Court; Kidnapped Girl Gives Info Police Hope Will Locate Missing Brother; Civilians Among Those Killed in U.S. Air Strike; Soldiers Celebrate the Fourth


July 01, 2005
• Sandra Day O'Connor Announces Retirement; Holidays Proceed Despite Rising Gas Prices
• Sandra Day O'Connor Resigns; Shark Attacks Tourist Off Boca Grande, Florida; Missing in Afghanistan; Human Remains Found in Mexico
• O'Connor to Retire from Supreme Court
• Sandra Day O'Connor Submits Resignation; Controversy Surrounding Iran Leader; Preparing for Live-8
• Justice Sandra Day O'Connor To Retire; FDA Wants Clearer ADHD Labels


June 30, 2005
• Former Hostages Say Iranian President Held Them Captive; U.S. Confirms 16 Dead in Chopper Crash; Vietnam Vet Discusses Dangers of Flying Helos; Ferry Crashes into Marina in Vancouver
• Flight Ready?; Iran: Then and Now; Pentagon Briefing
• Ferry Crashes Into Marina In West Vancouver; Ex-Hostages Identify Iran's Leader as a Captor; Searching For Holloway
• Former Hostages Say New Iranian President Was Their Captor; Murder Suspect's Confession May Not Be Heard by Jury
• Pandemic Planning; Searching for Natalee Holloway


June 29, 2005
• U.S. Concedes Enemy Fire May Have Downed Chopper; Terror Suspect's Wife Calls Charges Ridiculous
• Justice Department Briefing on Intel Reforms; Passport Fraud; Chinook Down
• Canada To Ban Bulk Exports of Drugs to U.S.; Wimbledon Heats Up
• Taliban Takes Credit for Helicopter Crash; Brain Injuries Common Among Iraq War Vets
• Got Trouble?; Missing in Aruba


June 28, 2005
• Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; Bush to Give Address on Iraq War; Gulf Coast Sheriff Calls for Caution Around Sharks
• U.S. Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan; Bush Support; Iraq Progress Report
• Pope John Paul II on Fast Track to Sainthood; Anniversary of Battle of Trafalgar
• Congress Calls on Bush for Exit Strategy; Boy Recovering after Shark Attack; Surfer Shares Story of Attempted Rescue of Shark Attack Victim
• Firefighters Attacking Blaze at Biblical Arts Center in Dallas, Texas; Iraq: A Year Later


June 27, 2005
• Pat Foote Interview; BTK Killer Gives Details; Aruban Judge Released; Another Florida Shark Attack
• BTK Confession; Lack of Evidence Frees Two Suspects in Natalee Holloway's Disappearance
• Second Shark Attack in Florida After Weekend Death; BTK Killer Tells All
• Pentagon Briefing


June 24, 2005
• Bush Meets Iraqi Prime Minister; Iraq Insurgents Continue Operations; Interview with Navy Nurse; Update on Aruba Search
• Attack on Convoy; Women in Combat; Standing Firm


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