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January 30, 2005
• Polls Close in Iraq; Turnout Estimated at Above 70 Percent
• Iraq Votes


January 23, 2005
• Heavy Winds Cause Major Delays At Northeast Airports
• High Winds Could Cause Problems With Snow Along East Coast; NFL Teams Play In Subzero Temperatures Today
• Snow Blankets Northeast, Midwest


January 16, 2005
• Snow Storm Pounds Portland, Oregon; Military Rehearses For Next Week's Inaugeration; Charles Graner Sentenced To 10 Years
• Graner Sentenced to 10 Years; Security Tight for Inauguration


January 09, 2005
• Snow Storm in the West; Amazing Story of Survival
• Palestinians Vote in Presidential Elections; Interview With Ricky Martin


January 02, 2005
• Continued Coverage of Tsunami; Interview with Vishnu Sneller
• The Tsunami Disaster


December 26, 2004
• Earthquake Devastates Southeast Asia; Interview With Chuck Leavell
• Earthquake Hits Southeast Asia; Ukrainians Go to the Polls
• Southern Asia Rocked by Earthquake; Father Battles Yahoo for Release of Son's E-mail Account
• Earthquake Strikes 5 Southeast Asian Countries; Computer Crash Strands Thousands of Travelers


December 19, 2004
• Rash of Iraq Violence; FedEx Advises Mailing Packages Before 23rd
• Kidnapping/Murder in Kansas; 10 Contractors Kidnapped in Iraq
• TIME Names Bush 'Person of the Year'; Car Bomb in Karbala


December 12, 2004
• Democrats Meet In Florida To Discuss New Leadership; Army Deserters Flee North
• Yushchenko Holds Press Conference; White House Looks for Replacement for Kerik
• Kerik Withdraws Name From Consideration for Homeland Security Secretary; Doctors Confirm Yushchenko Was Poisoned
• Yushchenko Speaks Out; Dean Campaigns for DNC Chairmanship


December 05, 2004
• Israel, Egypt Confirm Prisoner Exchange; Will Congress Pass Intelligence Reform?
• 9/11 Families Urge Congress to Pass Intelligence Reform Bill; A Look at Spyware
• 9/11 Families Call on Congress to Pass Intelligence Reform; McCain Threatens to Legislate Steroid Use in Baseball


November 28, 2004
• Dozens of Miners Trapped in Northwest China
• Travel Update; Best of the Web
• 3 Relief Organization Workers Killed in Afghanistan; Travel Update
• Coal Mine Explosion Traps 166 Underground in China; Holiday Headache for Thousands of Travelers


November 21, 2004
• APEC Summit Wraps Up; China Eastern Airlines Plane Crash Kills 53
• Iraqi Elections Set for January 30th; APEC Summit Comes to a Close
• APEC Summit Wraps Up; Intelligence Reform Bill Shelved


November 14, 2004
• Battle for Falluja Continues; Tribute to Pat Tillman
• U.S. Warplanes Drop Bunker Busters on Fallujah; Cheney: 'I Feel Fine'
• The Battle for Falluja; Cheney Released From Hospital


November 07, 2004
• Iraqi Prime Minister Declares State of Emergency; Car Bomb Goes Off in Crowded Baghdad District
• Insurgents Kill 21 in Ramadi; Arafat Supporters Keep Vigil Outside Hospital
• Allawi Declares State of Emergency in Iraq; U.S. Forces Make Final Preparations for Assault on Falluja


October 31, 2004
• Marines Poised to Attack Insurgents in Fallujah; Update on Arafat's Health
• U.N. Appeals for Release of Three Employees Kidnapped in Kabul; Presidential Race Comes Down to Final Push
• Three U.N. Workers Taken Hostage in Iraq; Presidential Election Goes Down to the Wire


October 24, 2004
• 50 Iraq Soldiers Apparent Ambush Victims; Bush, Kerry Chase Votes in Battleground States
• American Security Official Killed in Baghdad; Presidential Race Down to the Wire
• 'Newsweek' Shows Bush, Kerry Tied at 46 Percent; 'Columbus Dispatch' Endorses Bush; 'Des Moines Register' Endorses Kerry


October 17, 2004
• Battle Rages in Fallujah; Million Worker March to Get Under Way Today
• 'New York Times' Endorses Kerry; Gunfire, Explosions Reported in Fallujah
• Nine Iraqi Police Officers Killed in Ambush; U.S. Tanks Shell Insurgent Positions in Fallujah
• Former Kennedy Aide Pierre Salinger Dies; Karzai Leads in Afghanistan's Vote Count


October 10, 2004
• Interview With Carson Kressley; Interview With Blaise Zerega
• Rumsfeld: U.S. Troops Might Begin Leaving Iraq by January; Two Car Bombs Explode in Baghdad
• Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Interview With Hekmat Karzai
• At Least 17 Dead in Suicide Bombings in Baghdad; Kerry, Bush Hit Campaign Trail


October 03, 2004
• Alert Level Raised at Mt. St. Helens; U.S. Troops Reclaim Samarra
• Mt. St. Helens Building Toward Eruption; Iraqi Police Find Bodies of Two Westerners; 'Newsweek' Poll Puts Kerry Ahead of Bush
• School Year Begins in the New Iraq; A Look at Florida's Hurricane Insurance Business


September 26, 2004
• Latest on Hurricane Jeanne
• Jeanne Downgraded to Category 2
• Many Florida Residents Without Power
• Hurricane Jeanne Moves Across Florida


September 19, 2004
• Iran Rejects U.N. Demands; Where Do Bush, Kerry Stand on Iraq?
• Bush to Visit Florida Today; Iran Defies U.N.
• Allawi Visits London; New Presidential Polls Show Mixed Results for Bush, Kerry
• Bush Visits Florida; Ivan's Impact


September 12, 2004
• Hurricane Ivan Approaches Cayman Islands; Veterans Groups March For, Against Kerry in D.C.
• Hurricane Ivan Bears Down on Cayman Islands; Bombings in Baghdad Leave at Least 20 Dead


September 05, 2004
• Hurricane Frances: Frances Engulfs Entire State Of Florida
• Hurricane Florida Makes Landfall Near Melbourne, Florida
• Hurricance Frances Continues To Pound Florida


August 29, 2004
• Tropical Storm Gaston to Make Landfall Within Three Hours; Two French Journalists Kidnapped in Iraq
• Tropical Storm Gaston Close to Coming Ashore on South Carolina Coast; Two French Journalists Kidnapped in Iraq
• Tropical Storm Gaston Makes Landfall; U.S. Troops Battle Insurgents in Mosul
• Hurricane Warning Posted for South Carolina Coast; Bush Plans Rally in West Virginia


August 22, 2004
• New Over-Time Regulations Take Effect Monday
• Car Bomb Explodes Northeast of Baghdad; Pakistan Arrests Several Suspected Terrorists
• New 9/11 Commission Report Outlines Logistics of Attack; Olympics Update
• Car Bomb Kills 2 in Iraq; Interview With Robert Greenwald


August 15, 2004
• Aftermath of Hurricane Charley; National Conference in Baghdad Gets Off to Rocky Start
• Rebuilding Begins in Florida; Swimmer Phelps Shines in Olympics; "American Idol" Runner-Up Touring, Working on Album
• Cleanup Under Way in Punta Gorda; Bush to Visit Florida Today
• Punta Gorda, Florida Tries to Recover; Tropical Storm Earl Threatens Islands in Eastern Caribbean


August 08, 2004
• Four Arrested in Connection With Gruesome Killings in Florida; Is America Safe From Terrorism?
• Violence Rocking Boston; Kerry-Edwards Train Whizzes By Hundreds of Supporters; Souvenir Shopping in Athens


August 01, 2004
• Computer Problems Ground American Airlines; Tropical Depression Headed For North Carolina; Statue of Liberty Reopens
• Hacking Family Calls Off Search for Lori; Threat Alert Heightens Security in NYC
• Franks: U.S. Should Put Iraq on Five-Year Plan; Securing the Republican Convention in New York
• Cruise Ship Runs Aground Off Alaska's Aleutian Islands; Missing Woman's Relatives Ask Volunteers to Stop Searching for Lori Hacking


July 25, 2004
• Interview With Anonymous CIA Writer; Ricky Williams Announces Retirement
• Democratic National Convention in Boston About to Get Under Way; Interview With the Sprys
• Democrats Arrive in Boston for Convention; Armstrong Expected to Win His Sixth Tour de France Title
• Security Tight for Democratic Convention; Militants Linked to al Qaeda Threaten Attacks in Australia, Italy


July 18, 2004
• Hundreds Forced from Homes in Wildfires out West; Air Strikes in Fallujah Kill 14
• Wildfires Rage in the West; Tourist Attraction Stuck in Sky High Above Baltimore
• American Coaching Chinese Olympic Hopefuls; Pfizer to Begin Discount Drug Program; Disabled Musicians Hope for Grammy Nod
• Wildfires Race Across Parts of the West; Victims of Accident Leave Film Legacy


July 11, 2004
• Interview With David Johnson, Robert Zimmerman
• Why Are Palestinians Moving Into Jerusalem?; Interview With Roger Andreson
• International AIDS Conference Gets Under Way in Bangkok; Bush Refuses to Meet With NAACP
• Insurgents Holding Filipino Hostage Give Manila Another Day to Meet Demands; Hassoun Being Debriefed in Germany
• Interview With Bill Clinton


July 04, 2004
• Construction of Freedom Tower Gets Under Way; Bush, Kerry Campaign on 4th of July


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