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February 23, 2006
• Los Angeles Firefighters Rescue Crane Operator; Sunni Vs. Shiite Violence Rocks Iraq; Egypt Battles Bird Flu
• Shiite Attacks Target Sunnis in Iraq; Hurricane Katrina Lessons; Port Deal Causes Political Firestorm
• Dozens of Bodies Found in Baqubah; U.S. to Take Back Seat, Let Iraqis Quell Violence; White House Makes Recommendations for Fixing Hurricane Response; Superiors Unaware of Port Decision Made by Staffers; Maid Bars Part of Japanese Geek Culture
• Iraq Violence; Russia Roof Collapse


February 22, 2006
• Senator John McCain Urges Patience Over Port Security Deal; New York Officials Brief Press on Man Who Inhaled Anthrax; California Death Row Inmate Receives Temporary Reprieve
• White House Is Defending Port Deal; Habitat for Humanity and Oprah Winfrey's Angel Network Help Katrina Victims; New Orleans Police Still Living On Cruise Ship; Family Reunited With Cat After Six Months; Fear Of Civil War In Iraq; Fifteen Men Get Nod as Cardinals
• Election Day Approaches in Uganda; Security Scare at Houston Airport


February 21, 2006
• California Death Row Inmate Gets Temporary Stay of Execution; Women of the Storm Working to Rebuild New Orleans; President Bush Responds to Port Security Controversy
• Documentary Follows Insurgents; Olympic Women's Figure Skating Update; Celebrities Show Charity
• Alleged Plot to Attack U.S. Forces in Iraq, Elsewhere; Car Bombing in Baghdad; The New Supreme Court
• Ohio Men Arrested on Terrorism Charges; GOP Upset Over Controversial Port Deal; Bird Flu Killing Desire for Chicken; Bush Acknowledges Mixed Messages on Renewable Energy; Rumsfeld, Pace Hold Pentagon Briefing


February 20, 2006
• Federal Agents Investigate Alabama Church Fires; Terrorists Seeking to Target Cyberspace?; Palestinian President Urges Moderation From Hamas
• Selling Our Security?; President Bush Kicks Off Tour to Promote Energy Plan; Battling Bird Flu
• Debate Rages over Dubai Company Assuming Control of Ports; U.S. Ambassador: Iraq Must End Sectarian Violence; U.S. Officials Test Birds for Bird Flu to Head Off Outbreak


February 17, 2006
• Whittington Speaks; The Flying Tomato; New Orleans Louisiana Rising; Port Security Concerns; China And Iran Deal
• Harry Whittington Speaks Out; Port Security Deal Stirs Controversy; Alternative Minimum Tax Impacting More Americans; Virginia Cops Receive Sex Favors To Crack Down On Prostitution; Skater Emily Hughes In Torino; Reclaiming What Was Stolen By Nazis; 5-year- old Hero; Agnes Chan Helps Children
• Over 1,000 Missing in Phillipines Mudslide; U.S. Military Confirms Reports of Iraqi Death Squads
• Shooting Victim Speaks to Press; Cheney Addresses Wyoming Lawmakers; Rescuers Work to Save Workers Dangling from Bridge; Airlines Lose Thousands of Bags a Day, Report Says
• President Bush Speaks in Tampa, Florida


February 16, 2006
• Cheney Shooting Report; Close Guantanamo Prison?; Abu Ghraib Photos; Money Talks
• Neil Entwistle Arraigned on Murder Charges; Police Report Released in Cheney Shooting
• Thousands of FEMA Mobile Homes Sit Vacant in Arkansas; Brian Boitano Provides Olympics Insight
• Cheney Remains Tight-Lipped About Scooter Libby Controversy; Search Continues for Missing Westminster Dog
• U.N. Report Urges GITMO Shut-Down; Accidental Shooting Victim Doing 'Wonderfully'; Secret Tapes Reveal Saddam Wanted WMD
• Interview with Brian Boitano; Health Care Workers Face Bird Flu Challenge


February 15, 2006
• Cheney Speaks Out About Hunting Accident; More Abu Ghraib Photos Surface; Bird Flu Fears in Nigeria; Televised Plea For Kidnapped Journalist; Protecting Children on the Internet
• Katrina Response Failures; Dick Cheney's Secrets; China's Big Brother
• Dog Treat Danger?; Olympics Update
• Victim of Cheney Shooting Stable; New Abu Ghraib Photos Published; Homeland Security Secretary Testifies to Congress on Katrina


February 14, 2006
• Hunter Shot By Vice President Cheney Suffers Minor Heart Attack; Bird Flu Detected in Nigeria
• Harry Whittington, Accidentally Shot by Vice President Cheney, Has Minor Heart Attack; Continued Investigations into Alabama Church Fires; Reports Critical of Katrina Spending
• Saddam Goes on Hunger Strike; Jury Selection Begins for Penalty Phase of Moussaoui Trial; Bush Congratulates Texas Longhorns; Bird Shot Lodged in Heart of Cheney Shooting Victim


February 13, 2006
• Violence Erupts in Haiti Following Elections; Bird Flu Expanding Across Much of Asia, Africa and Europe; Wayne Gretzky Faces Questions About Gambling Ring; Olympics Update
• Two Federal Air Marshals Accused in Drug Smuggling Case; Saddam Hussein Disruptive in Court
• Authorities Still Searching for Alabama Church Arsonists; Saddam Hussein Throws Tantrum at Trial; President Bush Speaks to White Sox
• Travel Aftermath of Blizzard '06; Storm Over Katrina; V.P. Hunting Mishap
• Record Snowfall Hits Northeast U.S.; Miners' Families Ask Congress for Improved Safety; New Judge Takes Charge Despite Saddam's Objections; Police Open Lines of Communication to Church Arsonists


February 10, 2006
• Massachusetts Murder Suspect to Waive Extradition to United States; Abramoff E-mails Raise Eyebrows
• Iraq Captors Set New Deadline for Jill Carroll; Axis of Evil Comedy Tour
• Former FEMA Director Testifies at Senate Hearings; Back to America for Neil Entwistle, Accused of Murdering His Wife, Baby; Opening Ceremonies Under Way at the 20th Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy
• Former FEMA Director Points to Flaws in System; New House Majority Leader Talks about GOP Strategy, Scandal; Iraq's Election Results Certified; Neil Entwistle Consents to Extradition; U.S. Athletes Suspended from Olympics


February 09, 2006
• Congress Investigates Hurricane Preparedness; Massachusetts Double Murder Suspect Arrested in England; Interview With Former U.S. Administrator in Iraq Paul Bremer; New Videotape Of Abducted Journalist Jill Carroll Released
• Bush: Attack was Planned for 2002; Drawing up a Storm; Hezbollah March
• Dallas School Board Considers Radical Solution to Lack of Bilingual Teachers; Michigan Cold Case Cracked; White House Reiterates War on Terror Points
• President Reveals Terrorist Plot to Crash Plane into L.A. Building; International Ships Move to Stop Terrorists from Escaping Yemen; Entwistle Arrested for Wife, Baby's Murders


February 08, 2006
• Interview With Chuck Leavell; Alabama Authorities Investigate Church Fires; President Bush To Sign Deficit-Reduction Act; Teen Falls Out Of Bus Window Onto Street
• Stopping Steroids; Senate Holds Hearing on Proposed Lobbying Rules; Nine Baptist Churches Burned in Rural Alabama
• Interview with Fashion Designer Carmen Marc Valvo; Author Discusses Race and Gender Issues for Future Generation
• Churches Burned in Rural Alabama; Politics Mix with Praise at Coretta Scott King's Funeral; Clinic Where King Died Shut Down for Questionable Practices
• Muslim Fury; Fashion Week


February 07, 2006
• Coretta Scott King's History with Jackie Kennedy; Trailer Troubles in Louisiana


February 06, 2006
• Which Super Bowl Ads Won the Fans?; Outrage in Britain Over Cartoon Protests
• Oprah Winfrey Pays Tribute to Coretta Scott King; Senate Grills Attorney General Alberto Gonzales
• Senate Panel Opens Hearing on Domestic Spying; Tens of Thousands of Muslims Launch Worldwide Protests Regarding Cartoon Depiction of the Prophet Mohammed; Coretta Scott King Lies in Honor; Looking at Alternative Medical Facilities
• Attorney General Testifies about Wiretapping Program to Senate; Al Qaeda Prisoners Escape from Yemeni Prison; Coretta Scott King Lies in State; Special Branch of Military Defuses IEDs


February 03, 2006
• Authorities Investigate Sinking of Egyptian Ferry; Super Bowl Ad War; Police Investigate Alabama Church Fires
• Kama Sutra Worm Not as Harmful as Feared; Profile of Jerome Bettis
• Emotional Reactions to Mohammad Cartoon; Possible Bomb in Gaithersburg, Maryland; Conflicting Reports Of Survivors In Red Sea Ferry Disaster; Super Bowl Advertising
• New War Strategy; Brain Drain in Iraq; Passenger Ship Sinks
• 911 Tapes Released of Gay Bar Shooting; Fires in Baptist Churches Could be Arson; Excessive Rain Suspected in Store Roof Collapse; Egyptian Ferry Sinks in Red Sea, Hundreds Feared Dead


February 02, 2006
• John Boehner Named House Majority Leader; Republicans Choose New House Majority Leader; Indictments Announced in Florida Homeless Beatings Case; Airline Fortunes
• Congressman John Boehner Chosen New House Majority Leader; Selling the Agenda; Examining Title IX
• Police Search for Hate Crime Suspect; Coast Guard Works to Rescue Oil Tanker; Diplomats Hold Emergency Meeting about Iran; Saddam Trial Delayed as Defendants Refuse to Show
• John Boehner Elected as DeLay's Replacement


February 01, 2006
• President Bush Kicks Off Post-State of the Union Tour in Nashville; Art of War; Credit Data Breach; Violent Clashes Between Police and Settlers in the West Bank; Catholic Diocese in Spokane, Washington to Pay $75 Million in Retribution for Sexual Abuse by Priests; Iraq Soldier Shot In California
• Katrina: What Happened?; Pentagon Briefing; Andrea Yates Case; A Look at Hybrid Cars
• Bush Addresses Nashville Crowd


January 31, 2006
• President Bush Gets Set to Deliver State of the Union Address; Coretta Scott King Dies at 78
• Explosion at Chemical Plant in Morganton, North Carolina; News Conference on Deadly Postal Shootings in Goleta, California; Enron Trial
• Explosion Starts Fire at Chemical Plant; President's Previous State of the Union Promises Still Unfulfilled; Samuel Alito Sworn in as Supreme Court Justice; Coretta Scott King, 78, Dies
• Remembering Coretta Scott King; Using Hunches To Solve Crimes; Chemical Plant Explodes In North Carolina, Sending Several Employees To Hospital


January 30, 2006
• Al Qaeda Number Two Appears on Videotape; President Bush Prepares For State of the Union Address; Long Road to Recovery For Two ABC Journalists Wounded in Iraq
• Al-Jazeera Airs New Video of Jill Carroll; Mexican Citizen Arrested in Border Tunnel Case; New Film about Boarding School in Kenya
• Democrats Attempt to Block Alito Confirmation; ABC Newsmen Moved to Germany for Medical Care; Al-Zawahiri Releases Videotape
• Journalists Recovering from Iraq Bombing; Kennedy, Kerry Make Last Stand Against Alito; Al Qaeda's No. 2 Puts out Tape Responding to Recent Events; Jury Trial Begins for Enron CEOs
• Explosion at Unison Industries in Jacksonville, Florida; New Al Qaeda Video


January 27, 2006
• Riding Out Hurricane Katrina; Power Shift in Palestinian Territories; Chinese Cars Coming to America?
• McCloy Improving; Black Market Breast Milk; Debutante Murder Is Shocking; Massachusetts Boy On Crusade For Equality
• NTSB Issues New Landing Safety Guidance; Remembering Christa McAuliffe; "After Innocence" Documentary Looks at Wrongfully Imprisoned Convicts
• Hamas in Charge; Last-Ditch Call to Reject Samuel Alito; Stressed Out in Iraq
• Apartment Fire Rages in Atlanta; Sago Mine Survivor Moved to Rehab Facility; Kerry, Kennedy Call for Filibuster of Alito Vote; Palestinians Protest Over Election Results
• Senator Kerry Talks About Possibility of a Filibuster; Why Hamas Matters


January 26, 2006
• Tensions Between Houston Residents And Hurricane Katrina Evacuees Escalating As Crime Increases; President Bush Faces the Media; Hamas Sweeps to Landslide Win in Palestinian Elections; Former Hostage Speaks Out; At Least Six Killed in Texas Car Accident; Sen. John Kerry Calling for Filibuster of Alito
• President Bush's Offensive; Hamas Wins in Palestine; Is Yemen Safe?; Laura Bush Visits New Orleans Schools
• Bush Sounds Off on Palestinian Elections, Wiretapping, Iraq; Hamas Wins Majority in Palestinian Parliament; Woman Reports Child to Police, Sex Offenders Arrested; No Answers on Car Accident Tragedy; Partisan Politics Prefaces State of the Union


January 25, 2006
• President Bush Defends Surveillance Program; Former President Gerald Ford Released From Hospital; Cleaning Up Capitol Hill; U.S. Army Stretched to Breaking Point?
• Bush Visits NSA for Closed-Door Talk; Pentagon Plan Boosts the Ranks of Special Forces; Execution Blocked; Ford Employees Consider Future Employment Options
• Pentagon Briefing; Bush Visits NSA to Make Case for Wiretapping; Senate Hearing Examines Ethics Reform; Reports Say Military Overextended


January 24, 2006
• Another Delay in Saddam Hussein Trial; Interview With Detroit City Councilwoman Martha Reeves; Dog-Friendly Workplaces; Investigating Ford's Rear-End Crash Fires
• Samuel Alito's Win; Boy Accidentally Shoots Girl at Daycare Center; Latin America Shifts to the Left
• Judiciary Committee Approves Alito Nomination; Attorney General Defends Warrantless Wiretaps; White House Received Warning of Katrina; Saddam Trial Delayed Again


January 23, 2006
• New Judge to Take Charge of Saddam Hussein Trial; Ford Motor Company Restructures; Somalia Next Staging Area in War on Terror?; Looking at Mining Safety Standards
• Ford Planning Major Layoffs; Recent Deaths Spark Investigations Into Mining Safety


January 20, 2006
• U.S. Markets Take a Pounding; Interview With Congresswoman Jane Harman; Whale Finds Way to London's River Thames
• Iraqi Citizens Express Outrage of Kidnapping of Jill Carroll; Two Miners Still Trapped in Another West Virginia Mine; Justice Department Indicts 11 Ecoterrorists
• Two Miners Trapped in West Virginia; American Hostage in Iraq; Bush vs. Bin Laden; Insurance Woes for Katrina Victims
• Captivity Ended


January 19, 2006
• FBI Investigates Bin Laden Tape; Fortier Freed From Oklahoma City Bombings Involvement; Bin Laden Tape Warns Of New Attacks On United States; Suicides On The Rise In New Orleans?
• NASA Launches Space Probe to Pluto; CIA Convinced Voice on Audiotape is Osama bin Laden; American Hostage in Iraq
• Audio Tape of Osama bin Laden Surfaces; NASA's Pluto Launch Delayed


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