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February 03, 2002
• Interview with Mark Riley, Armstrong Williams
• Advertising Competition Gives Super Bowl Run For Its Money
• Arafat Writes Op-Ed Piece Calling for New Negotiations
• Official Describes Pearl Case as 'Inching Forward'
• Report Says Enron Execs Violated Accounting Rules
• Camp X-Ray Ready for More Detainees
• Super Bowl Fun
• Enron Directors' Report Unflattering
• No News of Pearl's Whereabouts


January 27, 2002
• One Neighborhood Thrives in Recession
• Interview with Ron Brownstein
• What was Gained and Lost with Enron?
• Enron Searches For New CEO
• Week in Jerusalem off to Deadly Start
• White House Disagreement about Detainee Classification
• Rumsfeld to Detainee Camp
• Interview with Susan Safi Rafiq
• Karzai to be Guest at 'State of the Union' Address
• Rumsfeld to Cuba with Senators
• Zinni Not to Return to Middle East at Arafat's Request
• Suicide Bomber Bombs Busiest Intersection in West Jerusalem
• Economy has Split-Personality
• U.S. Troops to Philippines
• Interview with Celinda Lake, Bill McInterff
• 'The People Garden' About Responsibility
• Pentagon Creating Single Command for Homeland Defense.
• Bush Delivers State of the Union Address Tuesday
• All Pennsylvania Super Bowl?
• Violence in Jerusalem
• Detainee Status Debated at White House
• Rebuilding in Afghanistan
• Are Your Winter Workouts Safe?
• Enron Moves Toward a New CEO
• Karzai to Arrive in U.S.
• Interview with Richard Murphy
• Rumsfeld to Tour Detainee Camp
• Interview with Steve Malzberg, Nancy Skinner,
• Powell Travels to South Asia
• Amnesty International Calls for Policy Change
• Soviet Remnants Remain in Kandahar
• Rumsfeld to Visit Guantanamo Bay


January 20, 2002
• Interview With Victoria Jones, Blanquita Cullum
• Violence Continues Between Israelis, Palestinians
• Volcano Eruption Causes Humanitarian Crisis in Congo
• Mechanical Failure May Have Caused Marine Helicopter Crash
• Bush Presidency Moves Into Second Year
• World Leaders Discuss Aid for Afghanistan
• Helicopters are Workhorses of the U.S. Military
• Al Hirschfeld Continues Creating Art at 98
• Interview With Ken Paves
• Gallup Poll: Bush's Job Approval Rating Remains High
• Reporter's Notebook: Nic Robertson Discusses Covering the War
• Helicopter Crash Lands in Afghanistan, Killing Two Marines
• Martin Luther King Landmark Opens in Atlanta After Restoration
• Two Marines Dead, Five Injured in Helicopter Crash


January 13, 2002
• Sundance Features Fascinating Flicks
• Prince Harry Reported to Have Used Marijuana Last Year
• One Body Remains Unaccounted for in KC-130 Plane Crash
• U.S. Gathers Disturbing Information From Afghan Detainees
• White House Says it Offered Enron No Assistance
• Enron-White House Relationship Continues Causing Controversy
• Interview With Michael Krepon
• Captured al Qaeda Fighters Say They Had Planned to Travel to U.S.
• Britain Royals Admit Prince Harry Smoked Marijuana
• Kurt Carr Singers Discuss `Awesome Wonder'
• U.S. Air Strikes Focus In, Around Khowst
• Interview With Michael Weisskozpf
• Afghan Detainees Provide Valuable Information
• U.S. Bombing Continues for Third Day on Zawar Kili
• U.S. Learns Shocking Information From al Qaeda Prisoners


January 06, 2002
• Bush Spells Out Economic Policy
• Chapman Will be Memorialized at Fort Lewis
• Afghanistan Has 1 Million Orphaned Children
• Marines Perform Secretive Missions in Afghanistan
• Interview With John King
• Interview With Tom O'Neil
• Interview With Andrew Sheldon
• Chapman's Parents Are Proud of Their Son
• 25 New Detainees are in U.S. Custody
• Blair to Encourage Dialogue Between India, Pakistan
• White House: Plane Crashes Not Acts of Terrorism
• How Will World Events Shape the New Year?
• Fires Threaten Wildlife in Australia
• Chapman Remembered as Incredible Person
• Interview With Jim McKenna
• Despite Gestures of Friendship, India-Pakistan Relations are Tense
• U.S. Military's Primary Targets Remain at Large
• 15-Year-Old Killed in Tampa Plane Crash
• Virginia Sled Dog Racer is Thankful for Winter Weather
• Tensions Remain High Between India, Pakistan
• Friends Mourn Loss of Chapman
• Zaeef Being Held in U.S. Custody


December 30, 2001
• Interview With Andrew Kirtzman
• Bush Administration Tries to Resolve India/Pakistan Conflict
• Number of Prisoners at Kandahar Airport Goes Up; U.S. Helicopter Goes Down; International Peacekeeping Mission Goes Forward
• Firefighters and Residents Battle Fire in Sydney, Australia
• Interview With Swanee Hunt
• Bush Administration Anxious to Stop Indian/Pakistani Tensions
• U.S. Special Forces Join Eastern Alliance to Look for bin Laden
• Latest From Afghanistan


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