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June 01, 2006
• Pentagon Investigates Alleged Haditha Massacre; Bourbon Street Businesses Struggle to Survive; New Orleans Braces for Another Hurricane Season
• White House on Iran; Haditha: What Happened?; Indonesian Quake Survivors
• Hurricane Season 2006 Starts Today; Nagin Inaugurated in New Orleans; Dixie Chicks Back on Track
• Hurricane Season Begins; Workers Race to Repair New Orleans Levees; Troops Get Refresher in Core Values Training; Tragic Mix-Up Leads to Fresh Grief


May 31, 2006
• President Bush Promises Justice in Haditha Investigation; Alabama Police Search For Abducted Attorney
• Iraqi Prime Minister Wants Answers on Haditha; CBS Reporter's Family Joins Her in Recovery Hospital; Military E.R. Saves Lives Daily
• Haditha's Fallen Marine


May 30, 2006
• Pentagon Probe Under Way Into Haditha Killings; Hopes Fading Fast in Indonesia; Soldier Describes Attack that Killed CBS Journalists in Iraq
• Critical Care in Baghdad; Massacre in Haditha?; FBI Raid on The Hill; Muhammad Convicted of Sniper Killings in Maryland
• Wounded CBS Reporter Transferred to Germany; Details Emerging from Haditha Killings; Scientists Keep Watch on Active Volcanoes; Goldman Sachs CEO Tapped for New Treasury Secretary


May 29, 2006
• Aid Arriving for Indonesian Earthquake Victims; Rare Wine Sells for Over $100,000; Soldiers Share First-Hand Accounts of Iraq; Angelina Jolie Gives Birth to Baby Girl; Family Remembers Fallen Soldier
• Helping Families of the Fallen; CBS News Crew Killed in Iraq; Pat Tillman's Story; Indonesia Reeling From Massive Earthquake; Letters to Iraq
• Memorial Day at the USS Intrepid; CBS Crew Hit in Baghdad; Kabul Riots
• Investigators Look Into Haditha Deaths; CBS News Crew Hit: Two Dead, One Injured; Hospitals Packed with Indonesian Earthquake Survivors; Father Remembers Downed Helicopter Pilot; Ceremony at Vietnam War Memorial Honors Slain Soldiers
• FBI Raid Fallout; Remembering Fallen Heroes of Iraq


May 26, 2006
• Baton Bob Wants To Make Atlanta Smile; Marines Investigate Iraqi Civilian Deaths; New Front Opened in War Against Child Pornography; Interview With Illinois Congressman Donald Manzullo
• Capitol Police No Longer Concerned About Gunman on Run; Marines Investigate Atrocity Allegations; Immigration Costs; Senator Bill Frist and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Hold Meeting On Hill


May 25, 2006
• Former Enron CEO and Founder Found Guilty; Keeping America's Children Safe, New Orleans Aquarium Reopens; Bird Flu Clues in Clusters
• Lay, Skilling, Guilty; Prosecution Reacts to Enron Verdicts; The FBI and Congress; Marine Corps to Probe Iraq Civilian Deaths; Bonny Jain Interview
• Guilty Verdicts for Former Enron Chiefs; Bush, Blair to Meet to Discuss Iraq, World Affairs


May 24, 2006
• Mexican President Visits Western United States; 'American Idol' Finale Set For Tonight; Snipers Face Off in Court
• Voices of Terror; Is FEMA Ready?; Shattered Lives in Congo
• Olmert Receives Warm Welcome in Congress; Internet Home to Many Bird Flu Drug Scams; Bush, Blair to Hold Press Conference Tomorrow
• Confessed Sniper Stands up to Partner in Crime; Corruption Investigation Stirs Dissent on Capitol Hill; Bin Laden Tape Claims Moussaoui Not Connected to 9/11
• Trench Rescue; Battle of New Orleans


May 23, 2006
• Lee Boyd Malvo Testifies Against Mentor in Sniper Trial; Airlines Expecting Busy Summer; Hurricanes and Big Oil
• Gaza Area Rife with Tensions; Ohio Woman Attacked By Bear in Home
• Mexico's Vincente Fox Kicks Off U.S. Trip in Utah; Schwarzenegger Presides Over Citizenship Ceremony; Bombing in Afghanistan Kills Civilians
• Sniper Take Stand Against Partner; Rival Factions War in Gaza; FBI Investigating Public Corruption; Iraqi Soldiers Get On the Job Training
• Search for the Truth; Schwarzenegger Heads Naturalization Ceremony in San Francisco; Interview with "Desperat Housewife" Marcia Cross; Israeli Prime Minister Olmert's First Trip to the White House


May 22, 2006
• Millions of Veterans' Personal Data Stolen; Interview With Idaho Senator Larry Craig; Louisiana Congressman Facing Bribery Investigation; Virtual Black Markets for Personal Information; Military Veteran Faces Deportation
• Experts Calling for Busy Hurricane Season; Veterans Info Stolen from Department Official's Home; Bush Praises Formation of Iraqi Government; Dozens of Deaths in Taliban Firefight; Report: New Orleans Flooding Could Have been Prevented; Ray Nagin Reelected Mayor of New Orleans
• Veterans' Personal Data Stolen; Rescue Under Way on L.A. River in Glendale; President Bush: New Cabinet in Baghdad Major Step for Struggling Iraqi Democracy; Seven-Year-Old Swims San Francisco Bay
• Personal Data of Millions of Veterans Stolen; Mourning in Appalachia Over Miner Deaths; Early Release Program Has Los Angeles Criminals Out of Jail Early


May 19, 2006
• Suicide Attempts, Detainees Lash Out In Guantanamo Bay; San Ysidro Checkpoint Busy Again After Shooting; No Freedom For Illegal Immigrants Who End Up As Slaves; Indications High Gas Prices Taking Toll On Whole Economy
• Clash Reported at Guantanamo; Sleep Disorder Causes Strange Behavior; Search For Jimmy Hoffa's Body Continues
• New Orleans Runoff; Army Corps of Engineers: New Orleans Levees Won't be Ready for Beginning of Hurricane Season; How to Rob a Bank; Art History and "The Da Vinci Code"
• Uprising Quelled at Guantanamo Bay; Fatal Shooting at U.S.- Mexico Border Crossing; Congress Debates Immigration Legislation; FDA to Approve Cervical Cancer Vaccine
• Darfur Crisis; Still Searching


May 18, 2006
• Hayden's Senate Confirmation Begins; FBI Searches Detroit Farm For Teamster Boss Jimmy Hoffa's Remains; Interview with Bush at Border Crossing; "Will and Grace" Signs Off
• Duke Rape Case; School Stabbing; The GOP Divide
• Hearing for Duke Rape Case; FBI Searches Farm Near Detroit
• National Security Concerns Arise in Hayden Confirmation; FBI Searches Michigan Horse Farm for Jimmy Hoffa; Duke Rape Suspect to Appear in Court; Agents Find Tunnels Under Mexican Border
• Hayden Hearing; Heathrow Welcomes Airbus A380


May 17, 2006
• President Bush Signs $70 Billion Tax Cut Bill; Congress Briefed on NSA Domestic Surveillance Program; Brush Fires in Oklahoma
• President Bush Signs $70 Billion in Tax Cuts; National Guard Troops to U.S.-Mexico Border; Senator McCain Shares Oriskany Memories; "Da Vinci Code" Premieres at Cannes
• NSA to Brief Congress on Wiretapping Program; New England Towns Keep Eye on Dams; Doctors Warn of Drug Resistant Disease; Karl Rove Meets with Congressional Leaders on Immigration


May 16, 2006
• Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney Holds News Conference on Flooding; Work After Cancer
• Governors Disagree on Use of National Guard at Border; Floridians On Edge After Three Fatal Gator Attacks
• 9/11 Video Release; Troops to Support U.S. Border Patrol; New England Flooding; Crime in the Big Easy
• Tony Snow's First Day as Press Secretary; Video Released of September 11 Plane Crashing Into Pentagon
• Approval Increases for Bush Immigration Policies; New England Faces Flooding; Emotional First Day for Tony Snow
• 9/11 Video; Immigration Battle


May 15, 2006
• Third Player Indicted in Duke Rape Case; President Bush Prepares to Address Nation on Immigration Reform; Interview With White House Communications Director Nicolle Wallace
• Bush's Immigration Plan Includes Increased National Guard Presence at Border; The Dangers of Ambien; Bill Cosby Speaks Out
• Third Player Charged in Duke Rape Case; Immigration Debate Hot in U.S.; U.S. Restoring Relations with Libya
• Third Duke University Student Indicted; President Bush to Call for National Guard Deployment on Mexican Border; New England Flooding
• Boots on the Border; New England Copes With Severe Flooding


May 12, 2006
• Federal Agents Search Home of Former CIA Official; Life After Work; Government Stockpiling Americans' Secrets?
• Between 150 and 200 People Dead In Pipeline Exposition Near Lagos, Nigeria; Strategic Petroleum Reserves Only For Shortage; Trappers Search For Killer Gator
• Federal Agents Search Home & Office of Former CIA Official "Dusty" Foggo; Senate Republican Wants Hearings Into Government's Secret Deals With Telecom Giants; A Step Ahead Of Censors In Iran; California Law Could Mandate That Textbooks Reflect Roles Of Gay People; Gay-Themed Television Show In Cuba; Update On McCaughey Septuplets
• Former CIA Official Under Investigation; Protesters on Both Sides of Immigration Debate Demonstrate at Capital: Authorities Say Vandalism Caused Deadly Pipeline Explosion
• CIA's 'Dusty' Foggo's Home and Office Searched by Law Enforcement


May 11, 2006
• President Bush Delivers Commencement Address in Mississippi; White House Dismisses Iranian Letter
• 'USA Today': Secret Program Amassing Record of All Calls; Priest Convicted; Tax Cut Reality Check
• Iranian Cartoons Aim to Bridge Cultural Gap; Bishop T.D. Jakes Writes Honors Mother Through Book
• Outrage Over Phone Records Database; Priest Convicted of Murdering Nun


May 10, 2006
• Outgoing CIA Director Receives Distinguished Service Award; Iranian Letter Slams President Bush; Twisters Kill Three in Texas
• Taliban Still Strong in Afghanistan; Addicted to Tanning; Kofi Annan Weighs In On Iran
• Three People Killed, 10 Injured in Tornadoes Near Dallas; Band's Tour Manager to be Sentenced for Role in Rhode Island Fire; Unholy Acts
• Deadly Tornadoes Strike Texas; Families of Nightclub Fire Victims Share Loss at Sentencing; Teachers Disciplined Over Schoolyard Sexual Assault; Doctors Struggle to Save Lives on Iraq Battlefield
• Severe Weather in Texas


May 09, 2006
• Rice Speaks Out on Iran; Bush Administration Dismisses Letter From Iranian President; Hollywood Stars Visit New Orleans; Australian Miners Rescued
• Anger, Sorrow & Loss; Junk Mail From Iranian President?; Drug Benefit Deadline; Secretary Rice Speaks Out on Iran
• Pentagon Briefing; Heads Butting?


May 08, 2006
• Australian Miners Rescued; Florida Firefighters Battle Wildfires; President Bush Nominates New CIA Chief
• Moussaoui Asks for Guilty Plea to be Withdrawn; Brush Fires Wreak Havoc in Florida
• President Bush Nominates General Michael Hayden to be CIA Director; Iran's President Writes to President Bush; Incident in Darfur
• Bush Picks Michael Hayden as CIA Director; U.N. Struggles to Aid Displaced in Darfur
• Brush Fires Force Evacuations, Interstate Closures in Florida; Australian Rescuers Close to Saving Miners; Illusionist Blaine Endures Final Day of Stunt


May 05, 2006
• Congressman Patrick Kennedy to Seek Treatment For Addiction and Depression; CIA Director Porter Goss Resigns; Court Hearing Wraps Up for Scooter Libby; Second Autopsy Shows Martin Anderson Died Due To Suffocation
• CIA Director Porter Goss Resigns; Autopsy Finds Suffocation Caused Boot Camp Death of Teen; Congressman Patrick Kennedy to Enter Rehab After Thursday Accident
• Porter Goss Resigning as CIA Director; Patrick Kennedy Denies Drinking Before Accident; Rumsfeld Debates Anti-War Protester


May 04, 2006
• Moussaoui Headed For Federal Prison; Propaganda War Heats Up
• Rumsfeld Faces Tough Questions at Atlanta Event; Insurance Tips For The Upcoming Hurricane Season; School Bus Accident in New Hampshire
• President Bush Speaks at Cinco de Mayo Event at White House; Protester Interrupts Rumsfeld Event in Atlanta; One Family's Grief
• Outtakes Show Zarqawi Fumbling with Gun; Former DHS Spokesman Granted Bail; Moussaoui Speaks Out at Sentencing
• The Big Spill?; Mine Rescue Mission


May 03, 2006
• Jury Reaches Verdict in Moussaoui Trial; Alabama Arson Suspects to Face 46 Felony Charges; Pandemic Planning; Gulf Coast Region Prepares For Upcoming Hurricane Season
• Earthquake In Southern Pacific Ocean; Online Crackdown of Sexual Predators; Bird Flu Pandemic Planning
• Child Pornography Victim Speaks Before Congress; Tiger Woods' Father Dies
• Tsunami Predicted in Pacific; Government Releases Plan to Deal with Flu Pandemic; First Lady Talks about Efforts to Rebuild Hurricane Struck School Libraries


May 02, 2006
• New Orleans Mayor Unveils City's New Hurricane Plan; Life During Wartime
• Investigation Complete in Marine's Drowning; Australian Miners Still Trapped Underground
• Seeking Answers From Sago Mine Disaster; Decider in Chief?; Energy 'Crisis'; Do Illegal Immigrants Steal American Jobs?
• Hearing Held on Sago Mine Disaster; FEMA Undergoing Massive Hiring; Illegal Workers Help Rebuild New Orleans, Require Hospital Care; Thieves Find Way to Get Free Gas; Activists Work to Pass Christopher Reeve Paralysis Act
• Civilians Killed?; A New Plan for New Orleans


May 01, 2006
• Will Day Without Immigrants Protest Impact U.S. Economy? Rallies Occuring Across the Country; Mexico Considering Legalizing Many Drugs; Wounded Iraqi Soldier Receiving Care in the U.S.
• Huge Crowd Protests in Dozens of Cities for "Day Without Immigrants"; President Bush Still Pushing For Guest Worker Program
• Immigrants Protest New Laws


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