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November 12, 2005
• Rice Expected To Add Jordan To Her itinerary; Disputes Over Details Of Al Qaeda Attack In Jordan; Bush Fights Back Against Critics Of His Iraq War Policy; New Energy May Help Reduce Gas Demand; Too Many Possible Flight Collisions On Runways; Legislators Trying to Boost Federal Telecommuting; New Videos Of North Korea Released; Armistice Day Riots Possible; Pirate Attacks Of Coast Of Somalia Becoming A Problem; New Bird Flu Developments In Thailand; American Teens Honored For Fighting Poverty;
• Al Qaeda In Iraq Responsible For Jordan Bombings; Consumers Wonder Why Fuel Prices High While Oil Company Profits Go Up; Future Of Terrell Owens
• Latest On The Investigation Into The Suicide Bombings In Jordan; Secretary Of State Condoleezza Rice Makes Trip To Iraq; Latest Developments In Iraq; More Pirate Attacks; Higher Gas Prices Mean More Working From Home


November 05, 2005
• U.S. Iraqi Forces Engaged In Urban Combat with Insurgents; Bush Wraps Up Summit Of Americas In Argentina Amid Violent Protests; France Issues Warnings To American Tourists Due To Riots; Two New Bird Flu Cases In Indonesia; Pakistani Rape Victim Speaks Out And Is Honored;
• France Tourists Warned Of Violence; Summit Of The Americas Winds Down; Operation Steel Curtain Launched In Iraq; Three Arrested Possible Terror Plot; Death Row Escapee In Texas; Las Vegas Mayor Wants Thumbs Of Graffiti Artists Cut Off; Teen Share Katrina Video Diary; Elmo Arrested
• Search For Texas Death Row Inmate Continues; Operation Steel Curtain Launched In Iraq; Paris Riots Spread; Summit Of The Americas Winds Down; Cruise Line Off Somalia Attacked By Pirates
• Three Alleged Jihadists Arrested In Britain; Summit of the Americas Winds Down; Paris Riots Have Spread; Images Of Women In Hip Hop; An HIV Positive Runner Uses His Situation To Help Others; Death Row Inmate Escapes In Texas


October 29, 2005
• White House Fallout; New Delhi Blasts; Power Still Out In Florida; Capital Gains & Losses; Separate Explosions Occur in New Delhi; Florida Recovers From Wilma
• Series Of Explosions Rip Through New Delhi; Special Counsel Investigation Still Plaguing White House; Manager Bobby Cox Helps Animals; Comedy And Harriet Miers; Hurricane Beta Hits Nicaragua and Honduras
• A Series Of Explosions Rock New Delhi; White House Still Vulnerable After Libby Indictment; Floridians Seek Aid
• Libby's Lawyer Hints At A Defense; AWOL Cops In New Orleans Lose Their Jobs; Indian Train Derails; Sheryl Swoopes Admits She Is Gay; Rove Escapes Charges But Investigation Continues; Homeless Pets Foundation Helping Animals Affected By Katrina; Parts Of Florida Still Without Power After Hurricane Wilma; After Harriet Miers' Resignation, A New Pick Soon


October 22, 2005
• Residents Of Florida Await Wilma; Wilma Slams Mexico; Son Of Hariri Wants Killers Brought To Justice; Judith Miller May Have Misled Colleagues; Officials Try To Identify Man Frozen In Glacier; National Hurricane Center Wilma Briefing
• Wilma Hit Mexico; Bush White House Troubles; Pamela Vitale's Killer Will Be Treated As An Adult; Government Not Taking Chances With Wilma; Betty Nguyen Goes To Vietnam
• Wilma Hits Yucatan Peninsula Hard; Judith Miller May Have Been Misleading; Syria Linked To Killing Of Hariri; Tips To Save On Heating Costs
• Cancun Hit By Wilma; South Florida Prepares for Wilma; Horrow Discusses World Series And Sports Business News; FEMA Putting Together Wilma Response; Tom DeLay's Indictment Discussed; 16-year-old Boy Charged With Murder;


October 15, 2005
• Votes Being Counted In Iraq; U.S. Hopes Vote Will Pave Way For Troop Withdrawal; Draft Constitution Largely Opposed By Sunni Arabs; Flooding in New Hampshire and New Jersey; Million More March In Washington; Voting Ends in Iraq on Constitution
• Polls Close In Iraq; Gunfire Heard As Polls Close; Vote Could Affect U.S. Troops; Sunnis, Shia And Kurds Vote On Constitution; Women's Rights Issues Discussed In Iraq
• Historic Voting Winding Down In Iraq; Election Could Impact Timeline For Troops; What The Iraqi Vote Might Mean For Women
• Iraqi Election Will Determine Whether Constitution Is Approved; Satellite Images Of Hurricane And Earthquake Regions Available To Public; Constitution Approval May Affect U.S. Troops


October 08, 2005
• Earthquake Hits South Asia; New Poll on Bush's Approval Ratings; Karl Rove Testifies For Fourth Time; Casinos May Help Louisiana Economy; Subway Threats In New York City; Levee System Being Rebuilt After Hurricane Katrina
• News; International
• Major Earthquake Hits Pakistan, India, Afghanistan; Bill Nye Discusses Plate Tectonics; Pakistani Prime Minister Speaks
• Strongest Earthquake In A Century Devastates South Asia; New York City Commuters On Edge After False Alarms; National Hockey League Will Air On OLN, Bird Flu Could Be A Serious Threat; Progress Report On Hurricanes Katrina and Rita; Conservatives Show Concern Over Miers


October 01, 2005
• Bombings in Bali; Operation Iron Fist in Iraq; New Orleans Residents Still Returning; California Wildfires 40 Percent Contained; Bush Address Concerns about Iraqi Troops; Group Strives to Find Homes for Animals Stranded in Hurricane; Officials Worried about Avian Flu; Tracking the Storm Trackers; Typhoon Bound for Taiwan; Giant squid photographed
• Evacuees return to New Orleans; California fires being contained; A series of explosions in Bali; Judith Miller released from prison; Bill Bennett makes controversial comments; Constance Baker Motley passes away
• A series of blasts in Bali kills at least 19; U.S. launches a new offensive in western Iraq; New Orleans continues to rebuild after hurricanes; A new caffeine drink marketed to young children; Giant squid is photographed
• Southern California wildfires continue; U.S. launches a new offensive in Iraq; Rebuilding New Orleans; Group of men murdered in Georgia; Bill Bennett's controversial statements; Blasts in Bali; Taiwan prepares for typhoon; Disaster drill in Bethesda


September 17, 2005
• Missing Kids After Katrina; How To Fund Katrina Aid; Holland Levee System; Opelia Continues And New Tropical Depression Forms; Animals In Bad COnditions After Katrina; Iran Will Continue Nuclear Program; California In Case of Another Earthquake; Business Returns to New Orleans; Legal Mess In Areas Affected By Katrina
• Reuniting Families After Hurricane Katrina; Path of Hurricane Ophelia; Cost To Rebuild New Orleans; Prince Apologizes For Remarks; Robots Built For Human Tasks; Author Aron Ralston
• Cleaning Up New Orleans; Reuniting Families In the Aftermath of Katrina; Mississippi Attorney General Files Suits Against Insurance Companies
• Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina; Domestic And Wild Animals Problematic in New Orleans; Sesame Street Helps Kids Cope; Man Delivered Eviction Notice After Taking In Evacuees
• Cleanup From Hurricane Katrina; Charges Against St. Rita's Nursing Home; Aftermath For Children From Hurricane Katrina; Update On Ophelia


August 27, 2005
• Hurrican Katrina; Sports Endorcements
• Franken Answers Questions; Katrina's Second Strike; Pro-Bush Rallies in Crawford
• Flooding in Europe; Katrina's Second Round
• Katrina's Second Strike; Oil Prices


August 20, 2005
• Gas Prices Hit Record High; Sen. Reid Recovers; Water Park Sickens
• Missing Woman Found; Sen. Reid Recovering; Cindy Sheehan Leaves Texas; Hundreds Ill From Water Park
• Reid Recovers; Space Shuttle Discovery On Top Of 747; Strike at Northwest Airlines


August 13, 2005
• Settlers Leave Gaza; Anti-War Protest Continues In Crawford
• 9-11 Rescue Tapes Released; Settlers To Leave Gaza
• America's Southern Border Issue; Attacks Continue in Iraq; Jewish Settlers On the Move


August 06, 2005
• Plane Crashes Off Coast of Sicily
• Rescue Effort Under Way in Russia; Shuttle Discovery, International Space Station Go Separate Ways
• Inteview with Steven Walker; Russian Sub Running Out of Air; Discovery Set to Return Home;
• Russian Sub Still Trapped; Discovery Preparing To Come Home


July 30, 2005
• Death Toll in India Rising; London Bombing Suspects Caught; Caulk Gun for Crack;
• News; International


July 23, 2005
• New York COmmunters React to New Policy; Bombers Strike Egypt; Rice Meets with Palestinian Leaders
• False Alarm in London; Car Bombs Rock Egypt


July 16, 2005
• New Details in Rove Controversy; Investigations Continue into London Terror Bombings
• New Harry Potter Book Out; Hurricane Emily Approaches; London Investigation Heads to U.S.
• Is Harry Potter Evil; New Details In Rove Case; London Investigation Continues; Hurricane Emily Approaches


July 09, 2005
• Hurricane Dennis Heading For U.S., London in Recovery Mode
• Hurricane Dennis Reaches Category Two Status; London Begins Invesitgation and Recovery


July 02, 2005
• Live 8 in City of Brotherly Love; Justice O'Connor Set to Retire;
• Live 8 Hits the World; Justice O'Connor Retires; Luther Vandross Dies;


June 25, 2005
• Taiwan Bans U.S. Beef; Billy Graham Speaks In New York For His Last Crusade
• Tehran Mayor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Declared Winner In Iranian Presidential Run-off; Five Suspects In Natalee Holloway Case Go Before Judge Today
• Three Boys Found Dead In Trunk Of Car; Attack In Iraq Deadliest For Women In U.S. History


June 18, 2005
• Security Breach Leaves 40 Million+ Vulnerable; Operation Dagger is Latest U.S. Offensive in Iraq; Downing Street Memo Raises Questions about Iraq; Life or Death for Marcus Wesson; Three-way Tie Going into Third Round at U.S. Open.
• Millions of Visas and MasterCards Stolen in Security Breach; Operation Spear is Latest U.S. Offensive in Iraq; New Suspect in Holloway Case; Teen Pregnancy in Pop Culture


June 11, 2005
• Suspect Confesses to Killing Teen in Aruba; Arlene's Rains Drench Florida Panhandle
• Arlene Approaches Gulf Coast; Mad Cow Concerns; Confession in Natalee Holloway Case
• Confession in Natalee Holloway Case; Tropical Storm Arlene Gains Strength
• Suspects Confesses Killing Natalee Holloway; Tropical Storm Arlene Gains Strength


June 04, 2005
• Summer Movies; Aruba Missing Person Case; Koran Desecration
• Mishandling of Koran at Guantanamo Bay; Alabama teenager missing in Aruba; Soccer superstar David Beckham in America; Update on the Michael Jackson trial.


May 28, 2005
• West Point Graduation Ceremony with General Richard Myers; Atlanta Suspect Retrieved from Crane After 57-hour Standoff; Housing Market Analysis
• West Point Graduates Face Even Greater Challenges After Commencement; Murder Suspect in Atlanta Removed from Crane After 57 Hours; Michael Jackson's Defense Rests as Trial Nears End; Memorial Day Events in the Nation's Capital; The Housing Market Offers Uncertain Investments


May 21, 2005
• New Video of Missing 8-year-old Shasta Groene; Trouble Brewing Over Invasive Hussein Photos; A Look at the Triple Crown as Race Two Approaches
• Images of Saddam Hussein in British Tabloid Spark Controversy; New Video Released of Missing Shasta Groene in Idaho; "Legal Briefs". New Research on Women's Diets; A Look at Big Tennis


May 14, 2005
• Number Three Al-Qaeda Leader Killed on Afghan/Pakistani Border; Child Pornography Victim Found
• Major al Qaeda Operative Killed in U.S. Drone Attack; Search for Girl in Child Porn Ring Ends Succesfully; A Deadly and Dramatic Rise in Violence in Uzbekistan; Communities Trying to Save Military Bases from Pentagon Axe; Scottish Businessman Cools Off for Nine Months in Alaska


May 07, 2005
• Georgia Serial Killer Cold Case Reopened; Bush Rhetoric Sends Message of Democracy to Putin; Darfur Region of Sudan Faces Rainy Season and Greater Challenges on Suffering Population
• North Korean Nuclear Test or Ruse?; Bush, Baltic Leaders Show Unity; Atlanta Trial Murder Cold-Cases Reopened; A Look Back at World War II on 60th Anniversary


April 30, 2005
• Bride-to-Be Staged Own Disappearance After Getting Cold Feet
• Missing Georgia Woman Staged Own Disappearance
• Missing Georgia Woman Located
• Missing Bride-to-Be Found in New Mexico
• Missing Bride Alive: Cold Feet
• Missing Bride-to-Be a Case of Cold Feet


April 23, 2005
• Pope Benedict XVI Meets with Journalists. Federal prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Zacarias Moussiaou. In Texas, legislation would ban non-traditional, homosexual foster parents. U.S. Army Investigation Clears Ricardo Sanchez of Abu Ghraib Allegations. President Bush Picks Brother Jeb to Lead U.S. Delegation to Pope's Inauguration Mass. Sarah Lunde Memorial Service in Florida. 41 Wounded or Killed in Recent Car Bombing Attacks in Iraq. Winning Megamillion ticket worth $205 million claimed in Michigan. Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Back in Power.


April 16, 2005
• Latest Developments in Pope Selection. U.S. Officials Work for the Release of Hostage Ake without Negotiations. Search for Missing Florida Girl Sarah Lunde Focuses on Beer Bottle. New Airspace Security System in Washington, D.C.; Accuser's Mother in Michael Jackson Trial Pleads Fifth on Fraud Charges
• Mark Lunsford Helps Search for Another Missing Florida Girl; Smoke Signals from the Vatican; Viewers Weigh In: Should US Negotiate With Terrorists for Hostages?


April 02, 2005
• Special Edition: Pope John Paul II
• Special Edition: Pope John Paul II
• Developing Story: The Life of Pope John Paul II as it Nears End


March 26, 2005
• Another Ruling Against Schindlers in Terri Schiavo Case; Seven US Soldiers Killed in Three Separate Incidents; Protests in Taipei; Update on John Couey Trial;


March 19, 2005
• Latest Developments in the Jessica Lunsford Case as Search for Body Continues. A Look Back at the War in Iraq on the Two-Year Anniversary of Invasion.
• Battle over Terri Schiavo Goes to Congress; Mark Lunsford Speaks to Press After Suspect Confesses to Murder; Dr. Michael Gurian Discusses Gender and the Brain


March 05, 2005
• Martha Stewart Begins House Arrest; Sgrena Back in Rome
• Lebanon Troops Surround Syrian Intelligence Building; Giuliana Sgrena is back in Italy
• Legal Analyst with attorney's Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, Nelda Blair


February 26, 2005
• Wichita Authorities will make a Major Announcement in BTK Killings; The latest on Missing Florida Girl
• Nine-year-old Jessica Lunsford Missing in Florida; New Developments in BTK Killer Case
• Marines Mount Insurgent Rooting Sweep in al Anbar Province; Are Cops Closing in on the BTK Serial Killer?


February 19, 2005
• Former U.S. Presidents Visit Thailand
• Interview with Nelda Blair, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
• Interviews with Lisa Van Syckel, Veronica De La Cruz


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