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March 29, 2006
• Abramoff Gets Six Years for Fraud; Interview with Granddaughter of Cesar Chavez


March 28, 2006
• White House Chief of Staff Andy Card Resigns; Drinking on the Job?
• France Erupts in Protests Over Controversial Labor Law; Charles Taylor Disappears in Nigeria
• Protests in France Over New Jobs Law; White House Shakeup?; Supreme Court Hears Case of Osama bin Laden's Former Driver
• California Teens Protest Immigration, French Teens Protest Job Bill; Rumsfeld Remembers Caspar Weinberger, Provides Updates on Iraq
• Massive Labor Protests Cause Disruptions Across France


March 27, 2006
• Steroid Warnings; Pastor's Wife Arraigned on Murder Charges; Supreme Court Controversy
• Moussaoui Takes Stand at Sentencing Trial; A Step Back in Iraq?; Minister's Wife Appears in Court
• 20th Hijacker Testifies to Role in 9/11 Attacks; Top Shia Leader Sounds off on Iraq Situation; Bush Oversees Naturalization Ceremony; Religious Leaders Weigh in on Afghan Convert's Plight
• Moussaoui Denies Part in 9/11 Hijackings; Controversy Surrounds Release of September 11th 911 Calls; Portland Prison Stands Empty


March 24, 2006
• Police: Wife Confesses to Murder of Tennessee Pastor; Interview With Mike Wallace and Poet Rose Styron; Stock Markets Prepared For Potential Bird Flu Pandemic?
• Afghan Convert Facing Death Penalty Expected to be Released; Report: Millions Wasted in Hurricane Relief Efforts; L.A.'s Skid Row a Dumping Ground for the Desperate
• Rally in Phoenix to Protest Immigration Legislation; Frozen Airman; Cruise Ship Woes
• Wife Confesses to Murdering Minister; L.A. High School Students Protest Immigration Bill; More Info Released on Freed Hostages in Iraq
• New Cardinals; Quest for Meaning


March 23, 2006
• Three Western Hostages Rescued in Iraq; Police Step Up Search For Two Missing Milwaukee Boys; Wal-Mart Aims For Deep Pockets
• Charles Taylor Trial Sparks Controversy in Liberia; Chris And Jamie Spatola Interview; Coyote Loose In Central Park
• Pentagon Briefing; New York Bouncer Indicted in Grad Student Murder; Pennsylvania Woman Returns Home Ten Years After Kidnapping
• Three Hostages Rescued in Iraq; New York Bouncer to be Indicted for Murder; Neo-Nazis Suspected in Stabbings; Search for Missing Milwaukee Boys Continues
• U.S. Tourists Killed; Corrupt Congressman


March 22, 2006
• Interview With Actress Geena Davis; Bouncer Indicted For Murder of New York Graduate Student; Police Continue Search For Missing Milwaukee Boys; New Developments In Zacarias Moussaoui Trial; Michael Smith Sentenced
• Missing Boys In Milwaukee; U.S. Indicts 50 Colombian Rebel Leaders For Drug Trafficking; Interview With Tornado Survivor Matt Suter
• Search Intensifies for Missing Milwaukee Boys; Tragic End to Doctor's Humanitarian Plight
• Two Boys Missing in Milwaukee; Detroit Teachers Take Sick Day as Protest; Family Stranded in Snow for Two Weeks Survives; False Alarm with Package at White House
• Fallen Heroes; Day Three of Iraq Speeches for Bush; Arthur Winston Retires On 100th Birthday


March 21, 2006
• Insurgents Attack Iraqi Police Compound; New Elvis Exhibit Opens in Graceland; Charges Dropped in Teacher Sex Case
• Cyclone Larry Hits Australia; President Bush Holds News Conference; New Book Shows Servicemen's Photographs Of Life In Iraq
• Interview with Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and Granddaughters
• Bush Holds Press Conference, Answer Iraq Questions; Unclear When Troop Reductions Will Occur; Iraqi Insurgents Attack Prison, Free Prisoners
• Moussaoui Trial; An Animated Battle


March 20, 2006
• Interview With 'Washington Post' Reporter Jackie Spinner; Plane Crash in Missouri Kills Four; Subliminal Advertising Returns?; Parents of War Dead Disagree on Iraq War
• President Bush Reemphasizes 'Stay the Course' Strategy in Iraq; Iraq: Three Years Later; Cyclone Season in Full Swing in Australia


March 17, 2006
• Judge in Zacarias Moussaoui Trial to Allow Substitute Security Witnesses; Pickup Truck Crashes Into New Mexico Medical Center
• Fire Danger Lingers in Florida; J-Mac Meets President Bush
• Judge Issues Split Decision on Government's Motion in Moussaoui Case; Operation Swarmer; Target Iran?
• A Soldier's Story; No Federal Charges to be Filed in Emmett Till Case
• Iraqi, U.S. Troops Work Together in Search and Destroy Operation; Taliban Gaining Control in Pakistan; South Carolina Police Track Sexual Predator


March 16, 2006
• U.S. and Iraqi Forces Launch Operation Swarmer; Interview With Mike Wallace
• Bomb Squad to Investigate Possible Suspicious Package at Cox Arena in San Diego; Operation Swarmer; War in Iraq Poll Numbers; Lawyer in Moussaoui Trial Responds to Accusations of Witness Tampering
• Major Offensive Launched in Iraq; National Security Report Released; Healthy Volunteers Sickened in U.K. Drug Trial; Hawaii Fights Back Floods


March 15, 2006
• Jake Goldenflame Interview; Saddam Hussein Testified Officially Today For First Time In His Trial; Jennifer Smith Stepanek Discusses Her Son's Book About Peace; Eliot Spitzer Files Lawsuit Against H&R Block
• Carlie Brucia Killer Sentenced to Death in Florida Court
• Child Porn Site Closed Down, Arrests Made; Saddam Hussein Testifies in His Defense; Spring Breakers Cautioned about Daytona Serial Killer; Carlie Brucia's Killer Awaits Sentencing


March 14, 2006
• Bird Flu Fears; Louisiana Criminals Hiding in Plain Sight?; Boot Camp Death Reexamined
• Immigrant Smuggling Ring?; Israeli Troops Raid Palestinian Prison; Prison Gang Trial
• Fire Rages in Atlanta Apartment Building; Israelis Siege Palestinian Prison; More Than 80 Bodies Discovered in Baghdad; Moussaoui Sentencing Derailed; Shooting at Illegal Immigrant Operation in Houston; "Da Vinci Code" Author Defends Work in Court
• Pentagon Briefing


March 13, 2006
• Explosion Rocks Arizona Propulsion Plant; Stopping Online Sexual Predators; Bird Flu Deaths in Azerbaijan; Illinois Governor Discusses Area Damage; Alabama Cow Tests Positive for Mad Cow Disease
• President Bush Spells Out Steps Aimed at Helping U.S. Troops Counter IEDs; Senator Harry Reid Responds to Bush Iraq Speech; Tornado Rips Through Springfield, Illinois
• Tornadoes Wreak Damage in Midwest; Problems Arise in Moussaoui Sentencing; Violence Over Weekend in Iraq; Bush Discusses Strategy, Progress in Iraq


March 10, 2006
• Dubai Port Deal Fallout; NASA Hoping to Explore Mars With Reconnaissance Orbiter
• 26 Hours of Terror; Second Mistrial for John Gotti Jr.; Virtual Dementia Tour
• Remembering the Atlanta Courthouse Shootings, One Year Later; Club Provides Support for Kids Who Lose Parents; Mistrial in John Gotti Jr. Trial
• One-Year Anniversary of Atlanta Courthouse Shooting; Interior Secretary Resigns; Political Fallout from Failed Ports Deal; Man, 20, Charged with Sex Crimes in Case of New Jersey Girl
• 26 Hours of Terror; Four States Take Action to Stop Military Protests


March 09, 2006
• Dubai Ports World to Transfer Control of U.S. Ports to American Company; United Nations Security Council Expected to Respond to Iranian Nuclear Dispute; Author Sets Up Schools In Afghanistan And Pakistan; Interview With Eric Kingson, Author Of "Lessons From Joan"; Tax Concerns For Married Couples
• Dubai Ports World to Transfer Operations of U.S. Ports to a U.S. Entity; Medicare Drug Prescription Program Deadline Approaches For Elderly; President Bush Signs Patriot Act Renewal
• Underground Fire Burning in San Francisco; Ports Deal Nearing an End on Capitol Hill; Murder Suspect Also Suspected in Multiple Rapes; Missing Girl, 13, Found Alive
• Dubai Ports World to Divest Itself of All American Interests


March 08, 2006
• State and Federal Authorities Hold News Conference on Alabama Arson Arrests; President Bush Visits Gulf Coast; Remembering 26 Hours of Terror; Joey Cheek Gives To Charity; Injured Cheerleader Still Has Spirit
• Two Suspects Arrested In Alabama Church Fires Case; President Bush In Louisiana's Ninth Ward; Security In Dubai; Complex Relationship Between Iran and Iraq; California High-Speed Chase turns Into Hostage Situation
• Al-Jazeera Airs Tape of Abducted Christian Peace Activists; Using the Internet as a Cancer Resource
• Students Arrested in Church Arsons; Bush Visits New Orleans, Promises Housing Plan; Insurgents Dressed as Police Kidnap Dozens; Fighting Lung Cancer


March 07, 2006
• Dealing with Cancer
• Dana Reeve Dies at Age 44; Dealing With Cancer; Interview With Former Surgeon General David Satcher
• Lung Cancer Patients: 17 Percent are Nonsmokers; Dealing With Cancer; New Books Investigates Bonds Steroid Use
• Book Claims Barry Bond Used Steroids; Dana Reeve, 44, Dies of Lung Cancer; Medical Experts Provide Insight on Lung Cancer; Police Charged for Shooting Airman after High Speed Chase
• Dana Reeve Dies of Lung Cancer at 44; A Look at Integrative Medicine


March 06, 2006
• Search For Katrina Victims Continues; Former Enron CFO Set to Testify; Florida Authorities Search For Missing Pregnant Woman
• Ghastly Crime in New York; Probe Army to Open Criminal Probe Into Pat Tillman's Death; Iran Nuclear Dispute
• Sentencing Phase for Moussaoui Begins; U.N. Watchdog Group Still Hopes for Negotiated Nuclear Deal with Iran; More Bombings in Iraq, Calls for Government to Organize
• Sectarian Divisions Run Deep in Iraq; Inside a Top-Secret Mission of the Vietnam War; The Day After the Oscars
• Helping Hand


March 03, 2006
• President Bush Visits Pakistan; Police Pursue Fugitive Father; Understanding the Alternative Minimum Tax
• Hit-and-Run at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Bush in South Asia; Corrupt Congressman; Airline Worker Remembers Gut Feelings of 9/11
• Security Tight for Bush's Pakistan Trip; U.S. General: Tensions Easing in Iraq; Trooper Crashes in High Speed Chase; SUV Rams North Carolina Students; Congressman to be Sentenced for Taking Bribes
• Confronting Terror


March 02, 2006
• Iraqi Government Imposes Ban on Private Vehicles; New Ad Campaign Targets Teen Meth Use; CNN Kicks Off "Fit Nation"
• Major Israeli Shipping Firm Endorses Dubai-Based DP World; Suicide Bombing in Karachi, Pakistan; War in Iraq
• Violence Surges in Iraq; American Diplomat Killed in Pakistan Car Bombing; Videotape Shows Officials Warned of Katrina Damage; Serial Killer Sentenced to Consecutive Life Sentences; Los Angeles Port Already Run by Foreign Owned Company


March 01, 2006
• President Bush Makes Surprise Visit to Afghanistan; Where Has Katrina Relief Money Gone?; 12-Year-Old Boy Defaces Million-Dollar Painting
• Horror Stories from Uganda; British Heist Investigation Continues; Same Teacher, Different Gender; Dogs Search Prison for Contraband
• Bush in South Asia; Iraq on the Brink of Civil War?; Northwest Airlines Reaches Deal With Flight Attendants
• Iran's Nuclear Defiance; New Orleans Business Owners Set Up Shop Again
• Nigerian Militants Free American Hostage; Saddam More Subdued in Court; Judge Rules in Favor of Repatriated Cubans
• Her-Story


February 28, 2006
• California Firefighters Attempt to Rescue Man Trapped on Overpass; New Orleanians Celebrate Mardi Gras; President Bush's Approval Ratings Hit All-Time Low
• Facing Eviction Again in New Orleans; Interview With Harry Connick Sr.; Iraq on the Brink?
• Strained New Orleans Police Force Dealing With Mardi Gras; Senate Hearing On Port Deal
• Ports Deal to Get Second Look; New Orleans Celebrates Mardi Gras; American Prisoner Possibly Endangered in Afghan Prison Riot
• Katrina Kids


February 27, 2006
• Baghdad Curfew Lifted; Top Iraqi Officials Believe American Journalist Jill Carroll Still Alive; Three School Bands Join Together to Perform at Mardi Gras; Arrivederci, Torino
• Second Victim Dies in Detroit Church Shooting; Discussion About Troop Levels in Iraq; Mountain Lion Wanders Into Yard in Altadena, California
• New Orleans Celebrates Fat Tuesday As Six Month Katrina Anniversary Approaches
• Mardi Gras Lifts Spirits; Louisiana Senator Weighs in on Mardi Gras, Recovery; Sectarian Violence, Unease in Baghdad; Prisoners Riot in Afghanistan
• A Mardi Gras to Remember; Olympics Review


February 24, 2006
• Controversial Port Security Deal Delayed; Suicide Attack Thwarted on Saudi Oil Refinery; Life After Work; Inside the KKK; Olympic Update; Tax Questions
• Three People Taken Into Custody In Connection With Bank Heist In England Released, Some Money Has Been Recovered; Dubai Ports World Agrees To Postpone Its Takeover Of U.S. Seaports; Curfew In Iraq Has Stopped Widespread Shiite-Sunni Bloodshed, But There Are Still Fears Of Civil War; Small Group Protests At Soldiers' Funerals; Kenneth Pollack Interview; Parallels Between 9/11 And Hurricane Katrina Response; Volunteering For Katrina Victims; Celebrity Sex Tapes; Wrong Way Driver; Thwarted Attempt To Attack Saudi Arabian Oil Refinery
• Delay of Ports Deal Gives Bush Hope; Iraq Civil Strife Grows; Reporter Recalls Town Destroyed by Katrina; Daytime Curfew Calms Baghdad; Some New Orleans Residents Frown on Mardi Gras
• A Mardi Gras to Remember; New Maneuvers in Case Against Scooter Libby


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