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December 14, 2004
• Closing Armor Gap; Okinawa Longevity Secrets; Kojo Annan Decries 'Witch-Hunt' Against U.N.


December 13, 2004
• Suicide Attack Kills Seven in Baghdad; Austrian Doctors Determine Viktor Yushchenko Poisoned by Dioxin; Bush Taps Michael Leavitt for HHS
• Bush Nominates Mike Leavitt as HHS Secretary; Golden Globe Nominations Announced; Man, 80, Rescued at Sea
• Maryland Program Tries to Keep Kids out of Prison by Putting Them in; 'Daily Dose'
• President Bush Nominates Michael Leavitt as Secretary of Health and Human Services


December 10, 2004
• Bush Names Energy Secretary Nominee; FBI Bulletin Says Terrorists May Use Lasers; Rumsfeld's Query Prompted by Reporter
• Jury Deliberates Scott Peterson's Fate; Homeland Security Lax on Creating Critical List; Correspondent Shares Inside View of Falluja Battle
• Jury in Scott Peterson Trial Trying to Decide Penalty; 'Daily Dose'
• Investigating Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal; Weekend Movie Preview


December 09, 2004
• Bush Keeps 4 Secretaries and Nominates Nicholson for Veteran Affairs; 5 Dead in Ohio Nightclub Shooting; Martha Stewart Prepares for Reality Show
• Police Hold Press Conference on Nightclub Shooting in Columbus; Peterson's Penalty
• In Columbus, Ohio, Police Looking for Motive in Shooting Spree at Nightclub
• 39th Witness for Defense in Peterson Trial Perhaps the Most Important; A Look at the Word 'Dude'


December 08, 2004
• Senate Expected to Vote on Intel Reform; Maryland Arson Probe Continues; Analysis of Athletes' Bad Sports Behavior
• James Sensenbrenner Holds Press Conference; Intelligence Overhaul; Baseball and Steroids
• U.S. Defense Secretary Answers Questions in Military's Defense; 'Daily Dose'
• Special Forces Accused of Threatening Pentagon Employees Who Witnessed Prisoner Abuse


December 07, 2004
• Security Watch -- Saudi Oil Infrastructure; Flu Season Advice
• Report: Iraq Situation Deteriorating; Senators Speak Out on Intelligence Reform; Baseball & Steroids
• Lawmakers Reach Deal on U.S. Intelligence Reforms; Karzai Sworn in as Afghanistan's President; High Court Justices Hear Dispute Over Wine Sales
• New Flu Vaccine Available; U.S. Troops Delayed in Iraq for Holidays


December 06, 2004
• Lawyers Argue for Scott Peterson's Life; Abu Ghraib Accused in Court Today
• Bush Pushing Intel Reform on Hill; Program Pairs Teenage Scribes with Hollywood Directors
• American Embassy Attacked in Saudi Arabia; Surge in Violence Kills 50 in Iraq; Bush Pressures Congress to Pass Intel Reform
• Terrorists Storm American Consulate in Saudi Arabia; President Bush Hosts Leaders From Middle East


December 03, 2004
• Man at Heart of 9/11 Response is President Bush's Choice to Lead Department of Homeland Security; Leaked Grand Jury Testimony Reveals Strong Possibility of Illegal Steroid Use by Some of Biggest Stars in Sports
• Bush Names Homeland Security Nominee; Simultaneous Attacks in Baghdad Kills 29; Jobs Growth Falls Far Short of Expectation
• Interview with Russ Leatherman, "Mr. Moviefone"; Giambi Admits to Steroid Use
• 'Daily Dose'


December 02, 2004
• Bush Says Baghdad Election Won't Be Delayed; Baghdad Attacked by a Barrage of Mortars; Annan's Son is the Focus of Oil for Food Program
• Filling Another Cabinet Vacancy; Developments in Case of 'BTK'c Serial Killer; Beefing up Forces in Iraq
• Families in Falluja Starting to Rebuild; Interview with Duran Duran


December 01, 2004
• Bush Thanks Canadians for 9/11 Support; Pressure Builds for Intel Reform; Ukraine Government Votes Out New Government
• Bush Thanks Canadians for 9/11 Help; Phishing Expedition
• U.S. Senator Publicly Calling for Resignation of Kofi Annan; Look at the Changing Face of AIDS


November 30, 2004
• Bush Visits Canada Hoping to Mend Ties; 9/11 Families Push for Intelligence Bill; Body Recovered Presumed to be Sports Executive's Son
• Debates Arise Over 9/11 Intelligence Reform; Wisconsin Shooting Suspect Makes Initial Court Appearance
• Protecting U.S./Canadian Border Crossing; The Story of a Small Town and a School on a Big Mission


November 29, 2004
• NBC Sports Chairman Survives Plane Crash; Supreme Court Sidesteps Massachusetts Gay Marriage Ruling; Ukraine's Supreme Court Weighs Election Dispute
• President Bush to Name Carlos Gutierrez as Next Commerce Secretary; Colorado Plane Crash; Medical Marijuana
• Beware of Spyware; 'Daily Dose'
• President Bush Has Come Up with Choice for His Next Commerce Secretary; Medical Marijuana


November 26, 2004
• Holiday Shoppers Mob Malls; AIDS Virus on the Rise in Retirement Comunities; Bill Schneider's Election Year Leftovers
• Bargain Shoppers Get Early Post-Holiday Start; Four Killed in Baghdad's Green Zone; Man Wielding Knife Kills 8 High School Students in China
• Shoppers Line up to Hit Stores; Tips for Holiday Shopping Online; Supreme Court to Consider Legality of Medical Marijuana; Wounded Soldier Spends Thanksgiving with Family
• Holiday Shopping Frenzy; Ukraine Election Crisis


November 24, 2004
• Holiday Rush is on for Travelers; Ukraine to Announce Presidential Election Winner; Coalition Forces Launch New Offensive in Babil
• Election Commission Declares Kremlin-Backed Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych Winner of Ukraine's Presidential Election
• Happy Turkeys; Holiday Movie Guide
• Update on Holiday Travel; Ukraine Election Crisis


November 23, 2004
• Country Still Divided After Election; Increase in Crystal Meth Tied to HIV Increase; Pentagon Resistant to Special Ops Changes; Orangutan Has Makeover
• Terror Attack Foiled?; Mogul Manhunt; The Wrong Message
• Community Mourns Murdered Hunters; Brawl Could Hurt NBA Financially
• Unconfirmed Reports of Planned 9/11-Style Attack in Britain; 2 Republicans Block Immigration and Security Legislations


November 22, 2004
• Wisconsin Authorities Brief Press on Multiple Shootings; President Bush Visits Colombia
• Summit in Santiago; Buried in Budget Bill; Avoiding Holiday Weight Gain
• Republicans Fail To Pass 2 Bush Plans; Israel Pledges to Help Provide Smooth Palestinian Election; Iraq Sets Election Date
• U.S. Command May Add Troops in Iraq Ahead of Elections; Iranian FM: 'Whole Enrichment Process Suspended'


November 19, 2004
• Bush Takes Security Plans to Summit with Pacific Rim Leaders; Suicide Bomber Kills 5 Policemen in Baghdad; Congress Hopes to Finish Work on $388 Billion Spending Bill
• Congress Raises U.S. Debt Limit; Baghdad Bombing Kills 5 Police Officers; Questions Arise Over Purported Iran Nuclear Site
• President Bush Making Flight to Chile Today to Meet With Leaders From Other Pacific Rim Nations; 'Daily Dose'
• Was Powell's Iran Info Wrong?; U.N. Negotiates Fragile Peace in Sudan


November 18, 2004
• FDA Defends Handling of Vioxx Issue; Possible New Case of Mad Cow Disease; Bill Clinton to Open Presidential Library
• Tests Inconclusive for Mad Cow Disease in U.S.; Troops Discover Terrorist Bomb Factories in Falluja; Clinton Library to Open Today
• Congress Taking Hard Look at Vioxx Debacle This Morning; Journalist Convicted of Criminal Contempt for Not Revealing Source; Dems Miss Bubba
• U.N. Security Council Meets in Africa to Seal Sudan Peace Accord; Clinton Library to Open Shortly


November 17, 2004
• Sears, K-Mart Announce Merger; Annual Presidential Turkey Pardon
• Kmart and Sears Merger; Link Between Sleep Loss & Obesity?
• Iran Reportedly Enriching Uranium; Russia Developing Nuclear Weapons Systems; Bush Nominates Margaret Spelling for Education Secretary; Tornado Touches Down in Texas
• Cleanup Operations Continue in Falluja; Hostage Killed?; Clinton Library to be Dedicated Tomorrow


November 16, 2004
• U.S. Military Claims Falluja Secure; Journey to Nebraska; 'Self' Rates Orange County, CA, Healthiest for Women
• Bush Chooses Rice as Secretary of State; U.S. and Iraqi Troops Launch a Mosul Offensive; Marines Investigate the Killing of an Unarmed Insurgent
• First Trial in Madrid Terror Bombing Case Begins Today; President Bush Expected to Announce Nomination of Condoleezza Rice to Become Next Secretary of State


November 15, 2004
• Secretary of State Powell & 3 Other Cabinet Members Resign from the Bush Administration
• Powell Resigns; Update on Battle for Falluja; In the Crossfire
• What Will White House Shake-Up Bring?; Geoffrey Rush on Playing Peter Sellers
• Colin Powell Submits Resignation to President Bush


November 12, 2004
• Tens of Thousands of Mourners Swarm Arafat's Coffin; Mideast Peace is Tony Blair's Top Priority with Bush; 23 U.S. and Iraqi Soldiers Killed in Falluja
• Bush/Blair Meeting; Chaotic Scene at Yasser Arafat's Burial Site
• Mysterious Abduction; What Happens Now to Palestinian Cause Toward Statehood?; Weekend Movies


November 11, 2004
• World Leaders to Attend Arafat's Funeral in Cairo; Blair Flies to Stand by Bush in Post-Arafat Plans
• Yasser Arafat to be Flown to Cairo; Battle Still Ongoing in Falluja; President Bush to Make Speech at Arlington National Cemetery
• President Bush Delivers Remarks at Arlington National Cemetery
• Arafat's Body to be Taken to Airport, Then Flown to Cairo


November 10, 2004
• U.S. Forces Control Most of Falluja; Arafat's Burial Planned for West Bank HQ; FBI Identifies American Terrorist
• Update on Battle of Falluja; Arafat's 'Final Phase'; Terror Tape
• Attorney General Announcement Could Come Soon; Second Term Proposal Analysis
• Juror Dismissed in Scott Peterson Murder Trial; News Conference with Woman Who Gave Birth to Twins at Age 56


November 09, 2004
• U.S. Forces Push into Heart of Falluja; Yasser Arafat's Condition Deteriorates; Analysis with Hamid Karzai
• Second Day of Fighting in Falluja; Two Major Drug Developments Revealed At the AMA Meeting; Election Apologies
• Fight for Falluja; Update on Yasser Arafat; Jurors Still in Deliberation in Scott Peterson Trial
• Six Americans Killed in Falluja Push; Suha Arafat Stirs Controversy as Husband Clings to Life


November 08, 2004
• U.S. Forces Poised to Push into Falluja; SEC Investigates Brokerage Fees
• U.S. Marines Launch Assault on Falluja; Ivorian Army Pound Rebel Stronghold; Arafat's Wife Controls Hospital Visits
• Battle for Falluja; Arafat's Health


November 05, 2004
• Update On Arafat's Condition; Coalition Forces Keep Pressure on Falluja; Deliberations Continue in the Peterson Murder Trial
• Falluja Crackdown; Arafat's Health; Driver's Ed for Girls
• Third Day of Jury Deliberations in Peterson Trial; "TIME" Magazine's Post-Election Issue; Elizabeth Edwards Undergoes More Cancer Tests; Blue State Blues
• Anxious Palestinian Leaders in Urgent Meetings


November 04, 2004
• Bush Launches 2nd-Term Agenda; Arafat's Health Falters; Deliberation Continues in the Scott Peterson Trial


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