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July 28, 2009
• Investigations Into the Cause of Michael Jackson's Death Continue; Michael Vick is Reinstated into the NFL; Obama Administration meets with Chinese Delegates to Discuss Economic Matters; New Questions Arise Regarding Gates Arrest
• Michael Jackson's Doctor Linked to His Death by Administering Propofol; 911 Tapes Released of Gates Arrest Controversy; Colgan Co- Pilot Felt Ill Before Flight; Michael Vick Back in the Game; Critics Slam Biolab Location in Tornado Alley; No Health Care Vote Before August


July 27, 2009
• Alaska's Palin Now A Private Citizen; Clinton Prefers First Woman President A Democrat; Mayor Asking, Where's Stimulus Money; Collapsing Lobster Prices Lead to Deadly Turf Battle; Lance Armstrong finishes third in Tour de France; House Marketing Hard for Homebuilders; Caller in Gates Arrest Claims She Did Not Mention Race; Celebrity Greeters Show Off New York
• Health Care Reform Stalled in Congress; Sarah Palin Officially Resigns Governorship, Controversy Continues About President's Statement about Arrest of Harvard Professor; American Father Continues to Fight for Custody of His Kidnapped Son in Brazil; Cuba Tightens Its Belt
• Sarah Palin Officially Steps Down as Governor of Alaska; Dems Acknowledge GOP Help Needed on Health Care; Fallout From Biden's Remarks on Russian Relations; Minnesota Mayor Sick of Stimulus Red Tape; Lance Armstrong on Taking 3rd in Tour de France; Sinking Lobster Industry in Maine; Tour New York City with a Celebrity


July 24, 2009
• Police Sergeant Defends Actions in Gates Arrest; President's Health Care Reform Delayed; Medical Records of Jackson's Former Nurse Subpoenaed; Usher Holds Youth Camps; Erin Andrews Video Hits Internet
• Cambridge Police Department Hurt by Obama's Comments; Health Care Timeline Hits a Setback; Talks Continue for Health Bill, Vote Not Possible Before August Recess; Minimum Wage Jumps Up; ESPN Reporter Fights Back Illicit Video Circulating on Internet; Rhode Island Legal Loophole Allows Underage Stripping; Mass Arrest in Corruption Case;
• Commissioner Defends Officer in Gates Arrest; Obama Encounters Setback on Health Care Timeline; Insight on Iran Protests; American Volunteered for Al Qaeda Suicide Bomb Mission; ESPN Reporter Fights Circulation of Nude Video; N,Y., N.J. Politicians, Rabbis Arrested; Jackson's Doctor Target of Investigation


July 23, 2009
• Obama Makes Prime-Time Push for Health Care Reform; Terror Turncoat?; Coping in Captivity; Harvard's Gates Reacts to Arrest; Firefighters Rescue Child in Burning SUV
• Obama Says Health Care Central to Recovery; Obama Reacts to Professor Gates' Arrest; Breaking Down Health Care Plan; Feds Launch Raid on Houston Clinic of Michael Jackson's Doctor; Is President Obama Overexposed?; Different Takes on Obama's Proposed Health Care Plan
• Obama Weighs in on Professor's Arrest; Obama Pushes Health Care Plan; Michael Jackson Doctor's Office Searched; N.Y. Man Allegedly Helped Al Qaeda, then Informed; Freshman Years in Congress


July 22, 2009
• Obama Taking Health Care Debate to Prime Time; Shocking New Developments in the Murders of a Florida Couple; Iranian Activist Stage 3-Day Protest at U.N.; Tracking the Bailout Money; Bad Streets, Big Dreams
• Shocking New Developments in the Murders of a Florida Couple; White House Pushing President's Plan for Health Care Reform; Gun Control is Center Stage on Capitol Hill
• Slain Florida Couple's Home Held $100,000; Obama Says Health Care Bill Is a Must; Charges Against Harvard Professor Dropped; Senate to Vote on New Gun Proposal; Feds Test Security With Their Own Bombs; Harry & Louise Switch Sides


July 21, 2009
• Guantanamo Report Delayed; New Motives on Florida Couple's Death; $23.7 Trillion to Fix Economy; Fight a War with Words
• U.S. Military Searches for Soldier Captured by Taliban; Tracking the Stimulus; Oakland to Vote on Medical Marijuana Taxation; Study Targets Smog as Factor in Fetal Development; How to Pay for Health Care Reform
• Serious Questions Raised on the Deadline on the Closing of Guantanamo Bay; U.S. Military Search for Missing U.S Soldier Captured by the Taliban; Former Police Officer Claims Racism in Philadelphia Police Department's Web Site; Watchdog Says $23.7 Trillion to Fix Economy?; Health Care Politics; Joe Jackson Calls Son's Death Foul Play; Michael Vick Wants Back in NFL; New Developments on Florida Couple's Death; Government Garage Sale


July 20, 2009
• U.S. Soldier Held Captive in Afghanistan; Possible Tax on Rich for Healthcare Reform; Deal to Save Main Street Lender; Struggles of the Uninsured
• Taliban Releases Video of Captured U.S. Soldier; Prescription for Health Care Reform; Some Democrats Express Concern on Obama's Health Care Plan; Unemployment Rates Soar; Secretary of State Clinton Meets With Indian Prime Minister
• Taliban Releases Video of Captured U.S. Soldier; U.S. Troops on the Front Lines Destroy Drug-Making Chemicals; New Deal to Save Main Street Lender; Remembering Walter Cronkite; Struggles of the Uninsured; Tracking Obama's Promises; NASA Facing Budget Cuts and Layoff; Iranian Artist in Concert to Raise Awareness


July 17, 2009
• Nine Dead in Indonesia Hotel Bombings; Taking Down Terrorists; Obama Struggling to Get Support on Health Care Reform; Zac the Teen Sailor; Several Banks Making Money Again; Is It Time to Do Away With Affirmative Action?; Many Switching Banks Due to Rising Fees
• Indonesia Hotel Bombings Kill 9, Injure 50; Debate on Health Care Overhaul Heats Up; Reaction to Obama's NAACP Speech; Stimulus Money Saves Jobs in Florida; Hepatitis C Scare, Thousands of Patients at Risk
• Indonesia Hotel Bombings Kill Nine; President Obama Encounters Setback on Health Care Reform Passage; U.S. Economy on the Path to Recovery?; Obama Addresses NAACP on 100th Anniversary; Sotomayor Confirmation Hearings; Nine Dead in Indonesia Hotel Bombings; Is Affirmative Action Still Necessary?; Secret CIA Program Exposed


July 16, 2009
• New Arrest in Murder of Florida Couple; Sotomayor Not Offering Specifics; NAACP Celebrates 100 Years; Student Credit Cards
• Eighth Suspect Arrested in the Murder of Florida Couple; Did Michael Jackson's 1984 Fiery Accident Led to Drug Abuse?; Hillary Clinton Back on World Stage; Foreclosures Skyrocket; Obama to Address NAACP's 100th Anniversary; Trials and Tribulations of Marion Barry; The Pros and Cons of Genetic Testing
• Eighth Suspect Arrested in the Billings' Double Murder Case; Obama Pushes Congress on Health Care Overhaul; Did Fiery Incident Lead to Michael Jackson's Reported Drug Abuse?; No Bailout for CIT; Obama to Speak at NAACP's 100th Anniversary; Barry Coming Clean on Allegations; Homeless Line Holders for Lobbyist; Sotomayor Avoids Specifics on Hot Issues


July 15, 2009
• Sotomayor on the Hot Seat; Franken to Question Sotomayor; Clinton's Major Policy Speech; "Afghan Star" a Smash Hit; Bad News for Madoff Victims
• Judge Sotomayor on the Hot Seat; Is Hillary Clinton Being Benched?; Dems Want Cheney and CIA Program Investigated; Tracking the Stimulus
• Caspian Air Jet Crashes in Iran; Sotomayor on the Hot Seat, Challenged on Past Comments; Dems May Call Cheney to Testify on Secret CIA Program; Economist Say Stimulus Doomed to Fail; Tracking Stimulus Money in Florida; Bernard Madoff's New Pad; Hit TV Show Rocks Afghanistan; Suspects Arrested in the Billings Murder


July 14, 2009
• Passengers Safe after Hole In Airplane Fuselage; "Empathy" at Issue in Sotomayor Confirmation; Doctor Goes Overseas to Conduct Controversial Stem-Cell Therapies
• Day Two of Judge Sotomayor's Confirmation Hearings; Southwest Inspects Fleet After Football-Sized Hole Found; Small Business Lender Continues to Struggle; Suspects Arrested in Florida Couple's Murder; Recession Consumerism: We're Spending Less
• Day Two of Sonia Sotomayor's Confirmation Hearing; Supreme Court and Race; House Calling for Investigation on Secret CIA Program; Doctor Peddling Hope or Cure?; Is Clinton Being Silenced?; How Senators Will judge Sotomayor?; Jackson's Sister's Explosive Allegation; Jackson Custody Deal in Works; Billions to Community Colleges


July 13, 2009
• Sotomayor's Confirmation Hearing; Debate Over Whether Minority Kids Were Banned From PA Pool; Job Search Scams to Watch For; New Strategy in Afghanistan; Palin Stumping for Democrats?; Life Experiences That Shaped Sonia Sotomayor; Endeavour to Try Again Today, Weather Permitting
• Confirmation Hearings Begin for Supreme Court Nominee Sotomayor; Sotomayor's Brother Discusses Growing Up With the Judge; Prices Fall at the Pump; Did Cheney Break the Law?; Obama Defends Stimulus; Moderate Alcohol Consumption Might Reduce Dementia Risk; U.S. Cautiously Supports Pakistan-Taliban Talks
• Supreme Court Nominee Sonia Sotomayor Confirmation Hearings Begin; Democrats and GOP Spar Over Secret CIA Program; Goldman Sachs' Earnings Expected to Soar; Valley Swim Club Wants to Settle Racism Controversy; Republicans and Democrats Fight Via Ads; Obama Defends Economic Strategy; Possible U.S.-Taliban Talks; Parents of 16 Murdered


July 10, 2009
• Obama Wraps Up G-8 Summit; GM Emerges From Bankruptcy; Allegations of Racism at PA Swim Club; Obama Outlines Achievements From G-8
• Bodyguard Details Michael Jackson's Pill Addiction; Day Care Accuses Pennsylvania Swim Club of Racism; Reports Say AIG to Give Out Bonuses to Top Executives; Stimulus Money Arrives in Boehner's State; London Tabloid Accused of Phone Hacking; Obama to Highlight Food Security, Climate Change; Obama Snubbing Kenya?; NAACP Marks 100th Birthday; Pakistan Talking to Taliban; Neverland Might be Jackson Resting Place; Spike in IED Attacks in Afghanistan
• AIG Seeks Government Blessing Over Bonuses; Report Says Michael Jackson's Staff Helped Singer Obtain Drugs; Allegations of Racism Reported at a Pennsylvania Swim Club; Obama to Visit Ghana, Kenyans Feel Snubbed; Tabloid Accused of Phone Hacking Celebrities


July 09, 2009
• House Dems: CIA Misled Congress; G-8 Trip Overshadowed by Economy; Pickens Scraps Large Wind Farm; High Rise Inferno; Michael Jackson's Final Years
• House Dems Say CIA Deceived Congress; New Questions on Where the Stimulus Money Went; New Details the Jackson Family Attempted to Intervene and Help Michael; Country Preparing for Swine Flu Resurgence; Palin Critics Keep Going; Mixed Emotions for McNair Fans; Morning People vs. Night Owls; Reselling Occupied Graves
• House Democrats Claim CIA Deceived Congress; Protest Planned in Iran for Tenth Anniversary of Student Uprising; Family Attempted Intervention to Michael's Drug Use; Tracking the Stimulus; Global Hotspots a Concern for Pentagon; What's Fueling the Booming Drug Trade; NYPD Sponsors Youth Cricket League; Obama's Balancing Act


July 08, 2009
• Feds Fail Security Test; Obama's Stimulus Under Fire; Crisis in Iran; Jackson's Doctor Speaks Out; Obama Tackles Global Economy
• New Report Reveals Security Lapses at Some Federal Buildings; Several States Use Stimulus Funds Just to Stay Afloat; Obama's Stimulus Under Fire With Republicans; Palin Still Being Criticized by both Democrats and GOP; Condition of Jackson's Body Raises New Question of Drug Abuse; Costa Rican President Tapped to Mediate in Honduran Presidential Overthrow Crisis; Team of Scientists Say They Created Human Sperm in Lab
• Obama Tackles Global Economy in G8 Summit; Obama Stimulus Under Fire From Republicans; New Details on the Condition of Michael Jackson's Body; Are Our Brains Hijacked by Fat, Sugar and Salt?; U.S. Concerns Over Lack of Afghan Force


July 07, 2009
• Fans Gather for Jackson's Memorial; Private Service for Jackson; Jackson Album Sales Surge; Palin Defending Her Decision to Resign
• A Look at Michael Jackson's Early Years; Family and Friends Gather for Michael Jackson's Private Service; Obama Meets With Putin; Questions Still Linger About the Cause of Michael Jackson's Death; LAPD Getting Ready for Jackson Memorial Service; Interview with Sarah Palin
• Three Search Warrants Issued in Jackson Death Investigation; Fans Flock to L.A. for Michael Jackson Memorial; Michael Jackson's Spiritual Adviser Speaks Out; Gov. Palin Defends Decision to Resign; Jackson Memorial to be Broadcast Worldwide


July 06, 2009
• Obama Hopes to Improve Relations on Russia Trip; Judge OKs GM Asset Sale; Lucky 17,500 Fans Retrieving Tickets to Memorial; Franken Joins Senate; N.Y. Subway System Sells Naming Rights for Station
• Michael Jackson Memorial Preparations Underway; Obama to Meet Russian Leaders in Moscow; Newspaper Publisher Apologizes for Pay to Play Access Event; Police Brace for Jackson Memorial; Palin Suffers Backlash from Shocking Resignation
• Preparations for Michael Jackson's Memorial Service Underway; Obama in Moscow to Meet Russian Leaders; Sketch of Suspected Serial Killer in South Carolina Released; General Motors Gets Approval for Asset Sale; People React to Sarah Palin's Resignation


July 03, 2009
• Unemployment Up Again; Pakistan Frone Attacks; Sanford Scandal Details
• U.S. Soldier Kidnapped in Afghanistan; North Korea Appears Ready to Test More Missiles; Memorial Planned for Michael Jackson Next Tuesday
• Legal Battle Over Jackson's Children Looms Over; U.S. Troops Launch Major Offensive in Afghanistan; A Look Inside Neverland Ranch; Cash-strapped California Issues IOUs; New Video of Michael Jackson's Last Rehearsal Released


July 02, 2009
• U.S. Soldier Capture: Taliban Claims Responsibility; DEA Joins Jackson Investigation; Investigating Governor Sanford; Michael Jackson's Insomnia; Crash Survivor Arrives in Paris; North Korea Fires Two Short-Range Missiles
• U.S. Soldier Captured in Afghanistan; DEA Joins in Michael Jackson Case; New Evidence FAA Ignored Safety Concerns; Discharged Serviceman to Continue Appeals; Diana Ross's Big Influence; Angry Mob Faces off with Honduran Forces; Former Insider Criticizes Health Insurance Industry
• U.S. Soldier Captured in Afghanistan by Militants; DEA Joins in the Michael Jackson Investigation; Jackson's Will Raises New Questions; Wounded Troop Deaths on the Rise Due to Prescription Drugs?; FAA Ignores Problems and Whistleblowers; South Carolina Governor Scandal Deepens; Al Franken's Serious New Role


July 01, 2009
• Michael Jackson's Nurse Speaks Out; Cash-Strapped States Facing Budget Deadlines; Ousted Honduran President Vows Return; Hispanics, Blacks Have Highest Unemployment Rates; New Attention on Concierge Doctors; New Interest in Jackson Memorabilia
• Body of Michael Jackson to be Taken to Neverland, Public Viewing Planned; Michael Jackson's Will to be Filed Today; Nurse Claims Michael Jackson Begged for Drugs; Fans Flock to Apollo Theater to Pay Tribute to Michael Jackson; Cities Growing During Recession; Controversial New Security Rules Proposed
• Nurse Claims Michael Jackson Begged for Drugs; Public Viewing for Michael Jackson Planned at Neverland Ranch on Friday; Fans Flock to Apollo Theater to Pay Tribute to Michael Jackson; Cash-Strapped States Face Budget Deadlines; More Calls for Sanford's Resignation; Michael Jackson's Will; Lenny Kravitz Rock On; Obama to Hold Town Hall Meeting for Health Care; Questions Arise as to Whether Jackson Is Really Biological Father of His Kids


June 30, 2009
• Madoff Sentenced to 150 Years; Child Pulled from Wreckage; Iraq Security Forces Take Control of Cities in Iraq; Michael Jackson's Tribute in Apollo Theater; Supreme Court Rules for White Firefighters
• New Details on Michael Jackson Investigation, Meds Found in Singer's Home; Iraq Regains Control of Cities as U.S. Troops Pull Out; Reverse Discrimination Ruling Reversed; Toddler Survives Yemeni Plane Crash; Do Doctors Put Money Over Ethics?
• Toddler Survives Yemenia Airlines Plane Crash in the Indian Ocean; New Details on the Michael Jackson Investigation, Medications Found in Jackson's Home; Insight on Circumstances Surrounding Michael Jackson's Death; U.S. Troops Pull Out of Iraq; Sotomayor Ruling Overturned by the Supreme Court Yesterday; Autopsy Results Reveal Billy Mays Died of Heart Disease; Concerns Arise About Safety of Airbus Planes After Yemenia Airlines Accident; Do Concierge Doctors For the Rich and Famous Place Money Over Ethics?; Social Networking Hold-Outs Value Privacy, Stimulating Conversation; Jackson's Personal Finances Outweighed Smart Business Decisions


June 29, 2009
• Bernie Madoff Faces Sentencing, Victims; Michael Jackson's Final Moments; Autopsy Planned for Billy Mays; Climate Bill Face-Off; Lieutenant Choi Faces Army Retention Board Tomorrow; Dispute Over President Obama's Campaign Promise to Not Raise Taxes on the Middle Class
• What Michael Jackson's Doctor Told Police During the Singer's Final Moments; Autopsy Planned for Infomercial King; GM to Honor New Liability Claims; Giuliani Offers Solutions to N.Y. State's Political Gridlock; Air France Investigation Focuses on External Speed Sensors; Troops to Pull out of Major Iraqi Cities
• Michael Jackson's Final Moments, What the Singer's Doctor is Saying; Jackson Family Attorney Speaks Out About Michael Jackson's Kids and Assets; What Killed Billy Mays?; U.S. Troops to Pull Out of Iraqi Cities; Iran's Opposition Push for Reform Stalled?; Nickel and Dimed to Death; Feds Probe Other Airbus Malfunctions; Climate Bill Face-Off; Military Coup in Honduras


June 26, 2009
• Remembering Michael Jackson, His Legacy Then and Now
• Michael Jackson Autopsy Scheduled Today; Remembering Michael Jackson's Life and Legacy; Iranian State TV Reports that Mousavi Is Barred From Leaving Iran
• Michael Jackson's Death Stuns World; Autopsy Scheduled Today; Fans Remember Michael Jackson; What Killed Michael Jackson; Jackson's Former Spiritual Adviser Predicted Early Demise; Jackson's Pop Legacy Definitive


June 25, 2009
• Gov. Sanford Tearfully Admits to Affair; Iran's Brutal Crackdown; Inside Iran's Protest; Saberi On Iranian Interrogations; Obama Health Care Plan; North Korea Warns of Nuke Shower
• Protesters Describe Iran's Bloody Crackdown; Obama Pitches Health Care Plan; South Carolina Governor Admits to Long-Distance Affair; Credibility, an Issue for the Republican Party After Latest Scandal
• South Carolina Governor Admits Extramarital Affair; Iran Crackdown on Opposition, Seventy Professors Detained; Reality Check on Debate Over Government-Run Health Care Plan; Sex and Politics Becoming Predictable?; Fed Says Recession Is Easing; Reports from Iran's State TV Under Scrutiny


June 24, 2009
• U.S. to Reduce Air Strikes in Afghanistan; Obama Condemns Iran's Crackdown; American Accused of Being a Spy Detained in Iran; Insurance Revoked Days Before Surgery; Governor Sanford Returns from Buenos Aires
• Obama Toughens Tone on Iran; Obama Sending Ambassador Back to Syria; New Details on the Mysterious Whereabouts of South Carolina's Governor; Another Trillion for Health Care?; Technology Helping Tehran Track Its Citizens; Torching Cars for Insurance Cash
• Obama Toughens Stance on Iran, Condemns Crackdown; Iran's Government Extends Deadline for Election Review; NTSB Focuses on Computer Failure on D.C. Train Crash; Fly Clear Program Shuts Down; Woman With Cancer Fights Insurance Company Over Policy Rescission; Swedish Ambassador Meets Lee and Ling; Major Change in Federal College Forms, Buzz Aldrin Has New Book Out


June 23, 2009
• Ed McMahon Dies; DC Train Tragedy; Gov. Sanford Leaves Office for Appalachian Trail
• Nine People Dead in D.C. Train Crash; Obama Under Fire for Iran Stance; South Carolina Governor Takes a Hike; Iran's Guardian Council Claims No Election Fraud; Deposed Shah's Son Sounds Off on Iran Crisis
• Nine Killed in D.C. Train Crash; Iran's Guardian Council Says Election Results Will Stand; Obama Takes the Heat on Iran Stance; Challenging Issues President Obama Faces; Governor Sanford Takes a Hike; The Terror Gap on Buying Guns; Obama's Stance on Iran; Bon Jovi's Volunteer Initiative; Asian Stocks Tumble; How Your Boss Can Watch You Online


June 22, 2009
• More Information Flowing out of Iran, Largely by Twitter; Iran Admits Ballot Boxes Stuffed; Obama on the Hot Seat; Pivotal Time for Women in Iran
• Iranian Authorities Admit Evidence Of Ballot Box Stuffing In Some Cities; Claims It Did Not Change The Final Outcome Of Ahmadinejad's Victory
• Neda Turns into the Voice of Iranian Opposition Movement; Videos and Text Messages Continue to Pour in from Iran; Professor of Iranian Studies Does Not Believe Protesting in Iran Is a Revolution; Higher Airline Fees to Come Again; Pentagon Studies Social Networking; Unlocking the Mystery of Autism; Newsmakers on Iran Uprising


June 19, 2009
• Definitive Victory in Iran; Iran and the War on Information; New iPhone 3GS Hits Stores Today; Accident Tax Controversy
• Iran's Supreme Leader Denies Any Vote-Rigging; Western Media Restricted in Iran; Obama Spread Too Thin?; Woman Fined for Illegally Downloading Songs; Continental Airlines Pilot Dies in Midair, Passengers Unaware
• Iran's Supreme Leader Addresses the Nation on Disputed Elections; A Look at the CIA's View of Iran's Election Turmoil; Is Feminism Obsolete?; U.S. Boosts Missile Defense; Grieving Father Turns Anger into Activism; Air France Wreckage Found; Obama's Father's Day Message


June 18, 2009
• Iranians Plan Mass Rally; U.S. Iranians Take Part in Protest; Man Accused of $115k "Drag Queen" Scam; Iran Accused Obama Administration of "Provocative Conduct"
• Iran Forbids Coverage of Protests; Iran's Opposition to Stage Sea of Mourning Rally; Iran Accuses the U.S. of Meddling in the Country's Internal Affairs; Man Dressed Up As Dead Mother Indicted on Fraud
• Iranian Government Steps up Crackdown on Foreign Media; Hillary Clinton Breaks an Elbow; A Look at Iran's Power Structure; Ten Banks Repay Bailout; Obama on a Tightrope With Iran; Same-Sex Backlash; Did Baby Boomers Generation Cause the Financial Crisis: Slumdog's Dream Home; Soccer Player Protest in Iran


June 17, 2009
• Obama Extends Benefits for Gay Couples; Mass Rally Planned in Iran; Gangs Prey on Illegal Immigrants in Phoenix; Reporter Ban in Iran; Iran's Michelle Obama
• Iran Clamps Down, Reporters Banned from Demonstrations; Citizen Journalism Key to Coverage in Iran; President Obama to Announce Extension of Health Care Benefits to Same-Sex Partners of Federal Employees; U.S. Journalists' Family's New Plea to North Korea; Obama Calls North Korea "A Grave Threat"; Obama to Announce Wall Street Overhaul
• Internet Helps Stir Iran Protests; Obama to Unveil New Regulations for Wall Street; Clampdown in Iran, Government Confines Reporters; Senator Comes Out With Stimulus Waste List


June 16, 2009
• Protests Continue over Iranian Election; U.S. Watching Iran's External Actions; FAA Promises to Regulate Regional Airlines; First Revolution via Internet?; Dad Keeps Fighting for Son's Return from Brazil; Stomach Surgery through the Mouth
• Council of Guardians Agrees To Recount Some Ballots from Iran's Election; U.S. Worries Tense Iranian Political Situation Could Become Broader Security Crisis; Recount of Votes May Not Be Enough For Some Iranians; Online Technologies Play a Big Role in Iranian Youth Communication; Letterman Apologizes to Entire Palin Family on Show Last Night; Seven Protesters Killed in Iran; Airlines Losing Lots of Money; Anita Hill Thinks Sotomayor Is Well-Qualified; Obama Proposes Health Care Exchange; U.S. Troops Ordered to Exercise Extreme Caution; What's Driving the Youth Movement Outrage in Iran?
• Iran to Recount Some Votes; Seven Killed in Iran Clashes; U.S. Military on Guard on Rising Tensions in Iran; Letterman Apologizes to Governor Palin; Museum Road Show; Threat from North Korea; Senate Offers New Plan to Secure Driver's License


June 15, 2009
• Iran's Election Sparks Controversy; White House Keeping an Eye on Iran's Election; Memo to Mid-East Troops; New Market Rules on the Way; Airline Safety Summit
• Iranians Protest Over Election Results; Classified Memo Sent to U.S Troops in the Mideast; President Obama to Outline Health Care Plan at AMA Meeting; Critics Say President Obama Has Gone Czar-Crazy; Cubans Feel the Economic Crunch; Iranian Council to Look Into Election Fraud Allegations
• Iran Supreme Leader Orders Election Fraud Investigation; Administration Questions Contested Election; Government Regulators to Hold Airline Summit; A Look at the President's "Czars"; College Student Accused of Murder on Trial in Italy


June 12, 2009
• CIA: Bin Laden in Pakistan; Drug War Creates Fear in Paradise; Health Care Debate in Congress; GOP Campaign Rallying Cry Returns; Iranians Flock to Polls; Backlash against Hyper-Parenting; New Nurse Saves Dean's Life at Graduation
• Senate Approves FDA Regulation of Tobacco Companies; Hate in America Spreading; Citigroup Gives Taxpayers 7.5 Percent Return; Al Qaeda Shifts Operations to Somalia; Madonna Wins Adoption Appeal; Evaluating Federal Employees' Health Care
• Senate Bill Approves FDA Power Over Tobacco; Iranians Vote in Presidential Election; Studies Show Hate Groups in America on the Rise; What Iran's Elections Mean for America; The Backlash Over Hyper- Parenting; Madonna's Adoption Approved; Obama Excuses Girl's Absence From School; One Way to Recycle Shipping Containers; GOP Oil Drilling Rallying Cry Returns; Mexico's Drug War May Be Targeting Police


June 11, 2009
• History of Suspected Museum Shooter; New Evidence Air France Flight Broke Apart; Miss California Fired; Rev. Wright No Contact with Obama; U.N. to Sanction North Korea
• New Evidence Air France Flight Broke Apart in Mid-Air; Holocaust Museum Gunman's Past Shows History of Hatred and Anti- Semitic Views; U.S. Facing the Threat of Domestic Terrorism?; Foreclosure Falls in May


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