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January 19, 2006
• American Hostage; Negotiate or Not?


January 18, 2006
• Iraqi Kidnappers Demand Release of Female Prisoners; Bizarre Utah Murder Mystery Solved; Trading Ends Early at Tokyo Stock Exchange; Ethnic Makeup of New Orleans; New Movie about Waodani Tribe
• Gerald Ford Improving; Kidnap Death Threat; Struggle to Survive in Pakistan; Wiretap Fallout Plagues Bush Administration
• Family Pleads for Journalist's Release; Competing Proposals Made for Congressional Ethics Reform; Inside View of How Lobbying Works; Sago Mine Survivor Begins to Awaken


January 17, 2006
• New Orleans Mayor Under Fire; Fight For Survival in Pakistan; Mission to Pluto Delayed
• NASA's Launch to Pluto Postponed by High Winds; New Dramatic Activity From Alaskan Volcano; GOP Discusses Reforms in Wake of Abramoff Scandal; Medicare Maze Confuses Many
• Lawsuits Filed Over NSA Wiretaps; Iraqi President Shares Insights into Elections; Al Gore Calls for Special Counsel to Investigate Wiretaps


January 16, 2006
• Hostage Standoff in Georgia; Chile Elects Female President; Celebrating Martin Luther King Day
• Insurgent Group Claims Responsibility for U.S. Helicopter Crash in Iraq; Congressman Bob Ney Stepping Aside; Embedded in Iraq; HHS Secretary Discusses Confusion Surrounding New Prescription Drug Program


January 13, 2006
• Eye on Iran; Interview With Blind Boys of Alabama; Severe Weather Across Nation
• Severe Weather in the Southeast; Fires Burns in New Orleans' Ninth Ward; France, Germany, U.K. Call for IAEA Meeting on Iran
• "Phantom of the Opera" Hits Record Books; Alberto Gonzales Holds Press Conference; Golden Globes Buzz
• Child Shot in Florida School; Baby Noor's Surgery Successful; Trash Fire Blazes in New Orleans; Helicopter Crashes in Iraq, 2 Dead; Bush Meets New German Leader
• Insufficient Body Armor?; Looking Ahead to Golden Globes


January 12, 2006
• President Bush Addresses Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts; DNA Makes the Case in Virginia Murder; Dead End for E.U. Negotiations with Iran; Three Homeless Men Attacked in Fort Lauderdale; "Will and Grace" To Be Taped Live; Grey Goose Creator Sidney Frank Dead
• Time Stands Still for Much of Mississippi Coast; New Orleans: Bigger and Better?; The Alito Hearings; Bush Address In Bay St. Louis; McCloy Family Feud; Roger Keith Coleman Was Guilty
• Rice Calls on U.N. Security Council to Take Steps Against Iran; Alito's Questioning Ends; New Orleans Residents Object to Rebuilding Plan; Bush Visits Hurricane Damaged Gulf Coast; Gunman Who Shot Pope Released


January 10, 2006
• Samuel Alito Faces Second Day of Hearings; Bank Robbers Hold Hostages in Florida; 'Christian Science Monitor' Reporter Kidnapped


January 06, 2006
• Doctor Prevented From Reaching West Virginia Miners?; Interview With Texas Gubernatorial Candidate Kinky Friedman; Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Undergoes Third Operation; Sole Survivor of Mining Tragedy Fights to Live
• Sole Mine Disaster Survivor Fights for Life; Sharon's Declining Health to Cause Shifts in Israeli Politics; Both Sides Gearing Up for Battle in Alito Hearings
• Israel's Prime Minister Undergoes Emergency Surgery; Sole Survivor of Mine Disaster Battles for Life


January 05, 2006
• Over 130 Killed in Latest Iraqi Insurgent Attacks; Military Vehicle Accident Kills Two U.S. Soldiers in San Diego; Insurance Rebates Offered to Hybrid Vehicle Owners; Sharon's Poor Health Spurs Talks of Political Future of Israel
• Suicide Attackers Kill More Than 100 in Iraq; Iraq Roundtable With President Bush; Update on Ariel Sharon's Condition
• Bombings Leave Bloody Day in Iraq; Ariel Sharon Seriously Ill; Afghan School Teacher Killed for Teaching Girls; Mine Safety Advocate


January 04, 2006
• Tragedy at Sago Mine Kills 12; Trouble on Board Frontier Airlines Plane; Inside the Coal Business; Dick Cheney Addresses Heritage Foundation
• One Miner of 12 Survives Deadly West Virginia Mine Explosion; International Coal Group CEO Holds Press Conference; Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Hospitalized
• One Miner Survives Sago Tragedy; Abramoff Back in Court After Pleading Guilty


January 03, 2006
• Still No Contact With Trapped West Virginia Miners; Abramoff Plea Deal; Shedding the Holiday Pounds; Employment and Unemployment Trends
• Rescue Teams Continue to Search for Miners; Fueling America; Weather Connection; Last Mining Accident Ended Happily; Narnia Takes Reign at Box Office; Introducing CNN Pipeline; New Laptop Could Give Internet To Developing Nations
• Rescue Efforts Continue for Trapped Miners; Jack Abramoff Makes Plea Deal
• Iraq Gas Crisis; The Last Ride


January 02, 2006
• Heavy Rains Pound Southern California; Explosion Traps 12 West Virginia Miners; Interview With West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin; Update On Hurricane Katrina Recovery; University Touts Forensics Program
• Underground Explosion at West Virginia Coal Mine; California Storms and Oklahoma Wildfires Causing Serious Problems; Moscow Cuts Off Natural Gas Supply to Ukraine After Claims That Ukraine Has Been Stealing Gas; Confusion Over the New Medicare System has Discouraged Many From Signing On;
• Rescuers Work to Save Trapped Miners; California Sees Storms, Flooding; Skaters Trapped in German Rink Collapse; Two Rescued from Plane Crash in Hudson River


December 30, 2005
• Celebratory Mood on Wall Street; Using Frequent Flier Miles to Support Military Families; Saints to Go Home
• Justice Department Investigates Charges of NSA Eavesdropping; Iraq or Bust For 16-Year-Old American
• Rains In California Threaten Flooding; Poland, South Korea Renew Troop Commitments In Iraq; Interview with Simon Nziramakenga
• Farris Hassan's Day Off Ending with Flight Home; Oklahoma Fighting Wildfires; More Violence Strikes Iraq; Justice Department Launches Investigation Into NSA Leak
• On Her Way; Big Apple Gearing Up for New Year's Celebrations


December 29, 2005
• Milwaukee Man Beaten by Gang of Young People; Immigrant Community's Anger in Ohio; Upsurge in Violence Between Israelis and Palestinians
• Oklahoma Fires Ravage More Than 30,000 Acres; Iraq's Baby Noor to Arrive in Atlanta for Surgery
• Distraught New Jersey Father Finds Missing Son; Baseball Star Jeff Reardon's Private Tragedy; Church Celebration Will Go on Despite Fire's Destruction
• Hot Stock Picks for 2006; Mississippi Clean-Up Debacle; Supreme Court Asked to Transfer Padilla
• Bank Robber Sentenced After Sons Turn Him In; Witnesses Afraid to Talk about Milwaukee Mob Beating; Three Feared Dead in Nebraska Airplane Crash; Family Copes with E. Coli Tragedy
• Baby Noor Update; Iraq War; Hunting for Osama bin Laden


December 28, 2005
• Hole in a Plane; Stopping the Bombers; Hurricane Katrina Scam
• Northern California Hit with Back-to-Back Storms; Wildfires Rage in Oklahoma, Texas; Iraqis Demonstrate in Streets Against Voter Fraud; National Guard Strives to Save Iraqi Baby's Life
• Pakistan-Based MASH Unit Helps Quake Victims; Army Families Cope with Separation Anxieties
• Munich Massacre; Olympic Security; Organized Shoplifting


December 27, 2005
• Grass Fires Sweep Through Central Oklahoma; New Orleans Police Department Launches Investigation Into Police Shooting Death; Iraqi Baby Headed to United States For Life-Saving Surgery; Frontier Airlines Flight to make Unscheduled Landing at LAX; Howard Stern Raking in Viewers for Sirius Satellite Radio
• Stopping the Bombers; Florida Fugitive Captured; Grass Fire Rages in Oklahoma; New Films In National Film Registry
• Man Wielding Knife Shot Dead by New Orleans Police; Mass Grave Discovered in Iraq; Accused Rapist Recaptured; Laser Therapy Last Resort for Smokers Trying to Quit; Two U.S. Pilots Killed in Chopper Crash; Update on Tsunami Baby 81


December 26, 2005
• Young Golfer Gets Chance To Play In LPGA With A Sponsor's Waiver; Phuket's Struggle To Survive, Rebuild In Aftermath Of Tsunami
• Year in Review For President Bush; New Jersey Drawbridge Tragedy; Tsunami: One Year Later
• Among the Dead; Study: Permafrost Melt Could be Well Under Way by 2050; Consenting Adults?
• Five Found Shot Dead Christmas Morning; Search Continues In River For Police Officer; One Year Later, Tsunami Survivor Shares Experiences; Salvation Army Representatives Reflects On Tsunami One Year Later; Chicago School Stresses Fitness; Deepak Chopra's Relaxation Tips


December 23, 2005
• Remembering Female Soldiers Lost In Iraq; A Soldier's Surprise Homecoming For Christmas; Christmas Eve On Saturday Is A Bonus For Retailers. Shoppers Beware: Pickpockets Love The Holiday Crowds
• Firsthand Horror of Hurricane Katrina; South Asia Tsunami: One Year Later; Letters to Santa
• Members Of Georgia Army National Guard Help Iraqi Baby With Birth Defect; "Munich" Controversial; Holiday Songwriters Reminisce
• Rumsfeld Announces Troop Reductions; Wife, Lover Charged with Killing Navy Officer; Brother Surprises Sister with House for Staying Sober; Iraq Veterans Running for Office; Les Paul Make New Album


December 22, 2005
• New York Transit Workers Union Board Votes to Return to Work; Over 1,000 Spaniards Celebrate El Gordo Lottery Win; Employee Information Stolen From Ford Motor Company
• NYC Transit Workers to Return to Job as Negotiotians Resume; Rumsfeld Hints at Troop Reduction Early Next Year; Iraq Veterans Wins New House
• Striking Transit Workers Reenter Negotiations; New York Businesses Hurt by Strike; New Airline Passenger Screening Methods Go into Effect
• Transit Strike Takes Grim Toll on Blood Collection; Katrina Investigation into Hospital Deaths


December 21, 2005
• New York City Mayor to Seek Restraining Order Against Striking Transit Workers; Two New Orleans Police Officers Fired For Beating Incident Caught on Tape; Elton John Weds Longtime Partner
• Miami Manhunt; Day Two of NYC Transit Worker Strike; Are Wiretaps Worth It?
• New York Transit Strike Continues; Saddam Claims He Was Beaten; Capitol Hill Battles Over Budget, Patriot Act; Families of Seaplane Crash Victims Share Sorrow
• Transit Strike; British Chain Embraces Same-Sex Unions


December 20, 2005
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Says Thousands of U.S. Troops Headed Home From Afghanistan; Debate Over Black History Month; Finding a Family
• Mayor Bloomberg Responds to New York Transit Strike; Reports of Voter Fraud Following Iraqi Elections
• Atlanta Apartment Complex Ablaze; Families of Crash Victims Share Loss; Commuters Stranded by New York Transit Strike; Heated Debate Raised by Secret Wiretaps, Patriot Act
• Evolution Versus Design; NTSB Holds Press Conference on Miami Plane Crash


December 19, 2005
• Bush Defends "Eavesdropping," Demands Patriot Act Renewal; The President's Iraq Evolution; Ariel Sharon's Health Scare
• Interview with Ken Salazar; Spain Nets 15 Terror Suspects; First Same-Sex Unions in Britain


December 16, 2005
• Domestic Threat Database Faulty; Reasons for Cold Weather Debated; Domestic Espionage without Court Approval
• Inside the National Security Agency; Some New Orleans Police Remain Homeless; Mortgage Company Loses Customer Data
• Officials Confirm NSA Secretly Eavesdropped on Americans; Impasse Reached on Patriot Act; Preview of 2008 Presidential Race; NYC Transit Workers Call Partial Strike
• Lieutenant General Russel Honore Returns to Iraq Duties; Iraq Elections Go Smoothly, But Long Road Lies Ahead
• Iraqi and U.S. Officials Calling Election Successful


December 15, 2005
• Senator John McCain Closes in on Deal to Ban Torture; New York Authorities Seek to Avert Transit Worker Strike; The Singing News Anchor
• McCain, White House Reach Deal on Torture Policies; Ford Motor Company Takes Heat for Advertising Strategies
• Torture Ban Deal in White House; Elections Day in Iraq; New Orleans Rent Rising; Children Killed By Flu; Vanishing Freebies On Airlines
• New Orleans Mayor Positive about Levee Plans; Congress Nears Compromises on Torture Amendment; Big Turnout, Little Violence for Iraq Elections
• Body Snatchers; White House Near Deal on Proposal Banning Torture


December 14, 2005
• Iranian President Calls Holocaust a Myth; Iraqi Elections Set to Begin; Deer Attacks on the Rise?; Toddler Caught in Immigration Tug-of-War
• The War of Words; Hair-raising Journey into Ramadi; Louisiana Governor Testifying on Capitol Hill
• Debating the Patriot Act; FEMA Briefing on Hurricane Recovery Effort
• Iraqis Prepare for Elections, Train Troops; Several Injured in L.A. Bus Accident; Reservoir Breaks in Missouri
• E-Mail Trail; Taking the Day Off?


December 13, 2005
• Execution of Stanley Williams a Disturbing Scene; Iraqis Prepare to Vote; President Gerald Ford Admitted to Hospital; Difficult Journey For Family of Killed U.S. Soldier
• President Gerald Ford Admitted to Hospital for Tests; Justice or Vengeance?; Anger in Ramadi; Racial Tensions Erupt in Australia; New Poll Numbers Show Bush's Approval Rating Edging Up
• Gerald Ford Admitted to Hospital; Stanley 'Tookie' Williams Executed; Family of Vanished Honeymooner Press Congress for Cruise Industry Changes
• Don't Call; Accused 'Cell Phone Bandit' Pleads Guilty; Fire Burns at New Jersey Apartment Building; Mourning the Victims of Nigerian Plane Crash


December 12, 2005
• Stanley "Tookie" Williams Scheduled For Midnight Execution; Early Voting Begins in Iraqi Elections; Fat Tuesday Flap in New Orleans
• Iraqi Armed Forces to Lead Security for Election; Syrian Critic Murdered; Death and Drama in New York; Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?; The Life and Death of Richard Pryor
• Bush Address Philly Crowd on Iraq; Iraqis Prepare for Election; Divers Searching Sunken Car in New York; Clock Running Down on Death Row Inmate
• Training for Battle


December 09, 2005
• News Conference On Midway Airport Incident; Are Runways Too Short?
• Threat of Bird Flu Looms; Hostage Takers Threaten to Kill Peace Activists in Iraq
• NTSB Investigating Chicago Plane Crash; Southwest CEO Discusses Crash; Piloting Expert Explains Factors Leading to Accident; Troops Face Deadlier IEDs in Iraq; Deadline Nears for Hostages; Congress Works to Pass Anti-Torture Bill


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