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May 18, 2001
• An In-Depth Look At Opus Dei: A Conservative Catholic Group
• Jury Deliberating in Embassy Bombing Trials
• Six Die In Suicide Bombing in Netanya
• Clean Beaches Council Releases Approval Listing
• Rescue Under Way for Cave Explorers in France
• EP-3 Surveillance Plane Crew Members Receive Medals
• Conflict in the Middle East: Suicide Bomber Sets Off Explosion Outside Mall
• Lieutenant Shane Osborn Discusses Awards, Returning to Flight
• As Pimlico Approaches, Many Wonder If Monarchos Will Win Horse Racing's High Honors
• Next 'CNN TRAVEL NOW' Explores Hawaii


May 17, 2001
• Mayor Charlie Robertson Turns Himself Over to Authorities
• Ask CNN: What's the Difference Between Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P Stocks?
• Energy Crunch Being Felt Across America
• Energy Crunch: Bush to Introduce Plan; Gas Station Co-Owner Describes Customers' Annoyance
• D.C. Police Continue Search For Chandra Levy
• Are Renewable Energy Sources the Future of Power Generation?
• Ask CNN: Why Does Congress Use `Yea' and `Nay,' Not `Yes' and `No'?
• Showbiz Today Reports: Missy Elliott's Innovative Style
• Pump Prices Climb in Chicago
• Energy Crunch: Americans' Fears Set Congress, Markets in Motion; One Family Buys Hybrid Gas-Electric Car
• Mysterious 'Monkey Man' Terrorizes New Delhi, India
• Energy Crunch: How to Save Money Around the House


May 16, 2001
• Investigating Florida Teen Killers
• America the Workaholic Nation
• Senate Set to Begin Debate Over Bush Tax Cut Package
• McVeigh Execution: Legal Team Explores Options
• Investigation Continues Into Runaway Ohio Train
• Senator Dick Durbin Discusses Louis Freeh and FBI Mistakes
• Ask CNN: Why Do We Close Our Eyes When We Sneeze?
• Over Decade, Families 79 Percent More Likely to Be Headed by Working Single Mothers With College Degrees
• McVeigh Execution: Convicted Bomber Weighing Legal Options


May 15, 2001
• Vacationing in Hawaii
• Early Heat Wave Sweeping the Midwest
• Search Continues for Missing Student
• FBI Discovers More McVeigh Documents
• Testimony to Begin in Gold Club Trial
• Jurors Deliberating in Brazill Trial
• Will Fed Rate Cuts Affect the Average Person?
• Additional Oklahoma City Bombing Files Found
• Polygamy Trial in Utah Under Way
• Jury Deliberates Fate of Florida Teenager
• Economists Predict Another Rate Cut
• California Power Outages Threaten Lives
• Senators John McCain and Joe Lieberman to Introduce Gun Control Plan
• Energy Crunch and the Bush Administration
• America's Energy Woes
• America and Debt
• Fed Likely to Announce Fifth Interest Rate Cut
• Japanese Princess Pregnant with Potential Heir to Throne
• NBC Announces Fall Lineup; Kate Hudson Finds True Love
• Gallup Poll: Americans See New Production, Conservation As Ways Out of Energy Crisis
• Showbiz Today Reports: Negotiations Over New Contract Under Way Between Actors and Producers
• Bakley Murder Latest of Hollywood Death Scandals
• Archaeologist Discusses Discovery of Ancient Andean Mummies
• Soviet-Era Bras Bring Back Memories
• Ask CNN: When the Presidency Changes, Do the Secret Service Workers for the Office Change, or Do the Same Ones Stay on the Job?
• New Cholesterol Guidelines to Place Millions on Heart Medication


May 14, 2001
• McVeigh Mulls Over Challenge to Death Sentence
• Secretary of State Powell on U.S. International Policy
• Israel Launches Raids Against Palestinian Targets
• Coast Guard Seizes 13 Tons of Cocaine from Fishing Vessel
• "Mummy," "Knight's Tale" Top Weekend Box Office
• McVeigh Considering Challenge to Death Sentence
• Secretary of State Powell: A Voice of Moderation in U.S. Foreign Policy?
• Secretary of State Colin Powell to be Interviewed on CNN
• Supporters Celebrate Anniversary of Million Mom March
• Will McVeigh Lawyers Seek Further Delay of Execution?
• Teacher Murder Trial: Closing Arguments Set to Begin
• Showbiz Today Reports: Jean Smart is `Sweeping Up' in May
• Hawaii: Flumin' Da Ditch
• In London, 26.2-Mile Walk in Bras to Call Attention to Breast Cancer Draws 8,000 Marchers
• Bush Will Court Labor With Energy Jobs, Discuss Federal Money Going to Gun Safety Accessories


May 11, 2001
• FBI Blunder Casts Doubt on McVeigh's Scheduled Date With Death
• Ask CNN: Who Owns the Presidential Libraries?
• Job Market Still Strong for Recent College Grads
• Hawaii Offers Adventurous Vacations
• Gallup Poll: Bush Suffers From Increased Gas Prices
• Freedom Rider Discusses 1961 Bus Trip Into Deep South
• Bush Would Have Won Florida Using Common Election Standards
• McVeigh Execution Date Uncertain After FBI Evidence Discovery


May 10, 2001
• Boeing Headed to Chicago
• Drivers, Distractions and Danger on American Roads
• Investigation Continues Into Shooting Death of Actor's Wife
• Another Violent Day in the Middle East
• Congress Considers Withholding U.N. Dues
• Crowded Airports and Flight Delays
• All "About Adam"
• What Will New Drug Policy Director Mean for the War on Drugs?
• Senate Expected To Approve Bush Budget Plan
• Congress Debates Airport Delays
• Congress Debates U.N. Dues
• Charlie Daniels Band Rocks New York With 'Volunteer Jams'
• Senate Passes Budget for 2002
• Cell Phones Behind the Wheel: Driving School Urges Safer Use
• House Subcommittee Debates Cell Phone Safety
• International Adoption Growing Increasingly Popular
• Child Contest Winners, President of Reading Is Fundamental Discuss Literacy Program, Being Cut by Congress
• Tiger Woods Returns
• School Will Not Celebrate Mother's Day; Others Opposing Holiday Include Founder
• Police Return to Actor Robert Blake's House to Collect Evidence in Bonny Bakley Killing


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