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April 15, 2006
• Oklahoma Girl's Body Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Bodies Of Two Boys Found In Milwaukee
• Autopsies Being Conducted Today On Two Decomposed Bodies In Milwaukee; Body Of 10-year-old Oklahoma Girl Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Gay And Lesbian Parents To Make Presence Known At White House Easter Egg Roll; Bear Kills Girl; McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum; Midwest Experiences Hail Storm; Troops In Falluja Face Danger; James Swanson Interview; Reptilian Thriller On Web
• Bodies Of Missing Milwaukee Boys May Have Been Found; Jamie Rose Bolin's Body Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Barry Bonds Perjury Case; Dennis Frazier Interview; Gay And Lesbian Parents Join White House Easter Egg Roll; "South Park" Offends Religious Groups; Rape Allegations Leave Durham Divided; Crawfish Crawling Back To New Orleans, Great Economic Benefits
• Two Bodies Found In Milwaukee Pond; Body Believed To Be Jamie Rose Bolin Found In Neighbor's Apartment; Gay And Lesbian Parents To Attend White House Easter Egg Roll; Sports Technology Devices; Bad Driving Caught On Tape; David Latko Interview; Mumps Outbreak In Midwest; Danger In Falluja; Mihiri Tillakaratne And May Lan Dong Interview


April 08, 2006
• Severe Weather Sweeps South; Tennessee Hospital Running On Emergency Power Accepts Patients; FBI Investigation Into St. Bernard Parish Contracts; Hundreds Of Twisters Have Hit The Country; Rolling Stones In China
• Storms Bring Death And Destruction To Southeast U.S.
• Severe Storms Sweep Southeast U.S.
• Deadly Tornadoes Tear Through Tennessee, Georgia Leaving 11 Dead, Widespread Damage; Masters Golf Tournament Braces For Torrential Rains; Storm Weakens At It Approaches East Coast
• Severe Storms And Tornadoes Pummel Tennessee Valley


April 01, 2006
• Big March Today To Protest New Orleans' Mayoral Election; Former Hostage Jill Carroll Arrives In Germany After Being Freed In Iraq; President Bush Pushes Guest Worker Program; Sleeptracker Monitors Sleep Patterns; The Immigration Debate Continues; Duke University President Speaks Out About Rape Allegations Against Lacrosse Team; The World's First Hassidic Jewish Reggae Rapper
• Jill Carroll On Her Way Home This Weekend; Dispute Between Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney And Capitol Police; March And Rally To Protest New Orleans Elections; Russian Soyuz Capsule Docks on International Space Station; Immigration Debate Takes Center Stage at Cancun Summit; NCAA Final Four Preview
• After Being Held Captive For Almost Three Months, Jill Carroll Heads Home; Bill Clinton Speaks About Immigration Reform; September 11 911 Tapes Stir Painful Memories; Human Trafficking At The Border; Gustavo Arellano Interview; The Life Of Pope John Paul II
• Jill Carroll Arrives In Ramstein, Germany; Cynthia McKinney May Be Charged; Senators Debate Over Bush Censure; Teen Goes To Wal-Mart For Spring Break; Underwater Russian Entertainment
• Jill Carroll Happy To Be In Germany; Activists Taking Fight Over New Orleans' Mayoral Election To The Streets; Bruce Gordon Interview; Yoga Teaches Kids Valuable Life Lesson; Shannon Sullivan and Jordan Urbach Honored By "Teen People"


March 25, 2006
• Iraq Hostage Norman Kember Returns Home; Congress May Get Tough With Illegal Immigrants; Hope For Pregnant Women With Cancer; Afghan Who Faces Death For Converting To Christianity May Be Freed; Wangari Maathai Interview; $39 Experiment
• Former Hostage Norman Kember Is At His London Home After Four Months In Iraq; Khalilzad Confident Iraqi Government Will Be Formed; President Used Weekly Radio Address To Push His Proposals For Reform; More Plans For Immigration Changes; Woman Charged With Shooting Minister Husband In Tennessee; Tiger Woods' Father Battling Cancer
• Former Hostage Norman Kember Arrives In England; Opponents Of Illegal Immigration Crackdown Protest; Restaurant Owner Bets All On French Quarter Revival; Debra Lafave Double Standard
• Former Hostage Norman Kember Arrives In Britain; Russia May Have Tipped Off Iraq About U.S. Troop Movements Following Invasion; Motive Of Wife Who Shot Minister Husband Remains A Secret; Using Technology To Translate Languages; Close Office Relationships; Immigration Battle Promises To Be Fierce; Ambassador Khalilzad Helping To Form New Iraqi Government; Two Teens Honored For Work; Corporate America's Love Affair With Women's Basketball


March 18, 2006
• White House Terror Drill With Focus On Smallpox; Fugitive Rapist Back Behind Bars In South Carolina; Day Three Of Operation Swarmer; Former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic Being Buried This Morning; Calabasas Smoking Ban; Protests Mark Third Anniversary Of Iraq War; Kurt And Franz Wisner Interview; U.S. Navy Has Returned Fire From Pirate Ships Off Somalia
• Thousands Of Mourners Say Goodbye To Slobodan Milosevic; 60 Are In Custody From Operation Swarmer; New Credit Scoring System; Smallpox Drill At White House; College Kids Help New Orleans Over Spring Break; Evolution Gets Boost In Chicago
• Mourners Pay Respects To Slobodan Milosevic; Calabasas, California Bans Smoking In All Public Places; Getting In Shape For Spring
• Mourners Big Farewell To Slobodan Milosevic; People In Child Pornography Ring; Betting On March Madness; Day Three Of Operation Swarmer; Brazilians Work To Declare Their Independence From Big Oil; Sinn Fein Leader Reportedly Detained In D.C.; "Teen People" Highlights 20 Teenagers Who Will Change The World; A Fitter Nation Could Begin At School


March 11, 2006
• Live Coverage Of A Press Conference By Friends Of Tom Fox; Milosevic Dead In Jail Cell; Investigation Into U.S. Hostage Found Dead In Iraq; New Lie Detector Tracks Stomach; GOP Meeting To Scope Out Presidential Candidates; Problems With Razr Cell Phone
• Body Of Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic Discovered In Jail Cell; Milosevic Was On Trial For War Crimes; U.S. Embassy In Iraq Investigating Death Of American Hostage Tom Fox; President Bush Reacts To Recent News; Revisiting The Atlanta Courthouse Shooting
• Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead; Investigation Into American Hostage's Death Underway
• Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead In Jail Cell; President Bush And Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Discuss Defeating IEDs; Sporting Events Could Become Terror Targets
• American Hostage Tom Fox Found Dead In Iraq; Kidnapping In Iraq To Raise Money; Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead In Prison Cell; March Madness Begins; Fulton Courthouse Shootings One Year Later; Memorial Services Marks Second Anniversary Of Madrid Terrorist Attack


March 04, 2006
• Talabani Assured U.S. Troops Will Stay In Iraq As Long As Needed; Security Tight For President Bush In Pakistan During Protests; Iditarod Race Begins; Funeral Today For College Student Who Was Raped And Killed; Arabi, Louisiana Still Virtually Untouched After Hurricane Katrina; Hollywood Beauty Secrets;
• President Bush Has Fun And Serious Discussions In Pakistan; Anti-American Protests In Pakistan; Bush's Stance On India's Nuclear Program Hypocritical To Some; BlackBerry Settlement Allows Service To Continue; Some Question Jon Stewart As Academy Awards Host; Randy Cunningham Gets Long Sentence For Accepting Bribes; Child Calls 911 But Doesn't Know Address; Debate That Negro League's Legacy Is Being Lost In Merchandising
• While Visiting Pakistan, Bush And Musharraf Discuss Major Issues; Hundreds Detained By Pakistani Authorities Trying To Curtail Protests Targeting President Bush; Man Released From Jail To Donate Kidney Still On The Loose; The Future Of Weather Protection For Homes; Teams Play Around The Globe In the World Baseball Classic; Arabi, Louisiana Still A Ghost Town Six Months After Hurricane Katrina; Counting Up Profanity In Movies Is A Real Job; Pentagon Funding Research To Test Brain Implants In Sharks
• President Bush Leaves Pakistan; Bomb Explodes In Downtown Baqubah; Randy "Duke" Cunningham Sentenced To Over Eight Years In Prison; Last Minute Spring Break Trips
• Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf Declares Democracy Will Prevail In His Nation; Popular Pakistani Politician Detained During Anti-Bush Protest; Anna Nicole Smith's Supreme Court Battle


February 25, 2006
• A Ricin Scare At The University Of Texas, Austin; Al Qaeda Claims Responsibility For Attempted Suicide Car Bombings At Saudi Oil Facility; Gulf Coast Celebrates Mardi Gras While Recovering; Keeping Teenagers Safe From Online Sexual Predators; Wrong Way Driver
• Ricin Possibly Found In Texas Dorm; Still Picking Up The Pieces Along The Mississippi Gulf Coast; Zulu Dancers Help New Orleans Parade; Ports Deal On Hold; Nigerian Violence Send Oil Prices Up; Olympic Update; Gray Hair A Good Thing?; Shaun White Interview
• Ricin Possibly Discovered In University Of Texas Dorm; Sounds Of Progress On The Biloxi Beachfront; Host Of The State Of The Black Union Symposium Unveils A Plan For The African-American Community; One Billion iTunes Downloaded
• Unanswered Questions At University Of Texas After Ricin Scare; Al Qaeda Claim Responsibility For Saudi Oil Refinery Attack; More Deadly Attacks In Iraq As Some Fear Civil War; Tavis Smiley Addresses Concerns About Health, Housing And Economic Equality; Olympics Update; Mixed Feelings On Mardi Gras; Man Runs Cross U.S. For Charity


February 18, 2006
• U.S. Troops In Philippines To Help After Deadly Mudslide; Newly-Released Audio Tapes Of Saddam Hussein; Biggest Lotto Jackpot In American History; Kathleen Koch Returns To Devastated Bay St. Louis; Key Players In The Katrina Aftermath Defend Themselves On Capitol Hill; New Orleans Celebrates First Mardi Gras After Hurricane Katrina; How To Spot A Liar;
• Saddam Hussein On Audiotapes; Helicopter Crash Victims All Found; Olympics Update; Legal Questions About Cheney's Hunting Accident; Mardi Gras Begins; Powerball Biggest Lottery Jackpot Ever; Hamas Takes Power, Rejects Calls For Peace With Israel; Possible Women For President
• New Saddam Audiotapes; First Mardi Gras Since Hurricane Katrina Hit New Orleans; Powerball Jackpot Biggest Ever
• Three Americans And A British Citizen Abducted In Nigeria; 1,800 Missing In Philippines Mudslide; Search And Rescue Effort Underway For U.S. Marine Helicopters That Crashed Off Djibouti; Storm Hitting Northeast U.S.; Sports Olympics; Jacobellis Crashed Out; Kathleen Koch Visits Hometown Devastated By Hurricane Katrina; Major Shift In Palestinian Leadership; Chertoff Answers Tough Questions On Capitol Hill; Stroke Not Just Man's Disease; Army Opens Its Doors To Those With Problematic Pasts; Record Powerball Jackpot


February 11, 2006
• Ariel Sharon Had To Undergo Emergency Surgery This Morning; Muslims Demonstrate In Trafalgar Square; Hurricane Evacuee Learns Mother Is Dead; Flight Distance Records; FEMA Trailers In Empty Field; High-Tech Must-Haves
• Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Out Of Emergency Surgery; Sharon's Health May Affect Mideast Peace; Olympics Update; Being Gay In The NFL; Brown Testimony On FEMA Response To Katrina; Litter Ordinance In Oakland; Winter Storm Coming To Northeast
• Ariel Sharon Out Of Emergency Surgery; British Muslims Protest Cartoons Depicted Prophet Mohammed; Iran's President Claims Right To Develop Nuclear Power For Peaceful Purposes; George H. W. Bush Says Criticism Of His Son At King's Funeral Was Ugly; Keeping Up An Exercise Routine; Babymoons Are New Trend
• Ariel Sharon Is Now Out Of Surgery; Brown Says He Did Everything Possible To Alert White House To Hurricane Katrina Impact; Woman Searches For Mother After Hurricane Katrina; Former President Bush Upset Over Criticism Aimed At His Son At Coretta Scott King's Funeral; Winter Games Underway In Torino; Iran's President Wants Nuclear Weapons For Peaceful Purposes; Sharon's Condition May Affect Peace Process In Middle East; Small Vermont Town Produces Many Olympians; Year Of Extreme Weather All Across The Globe; Super Bowl Versus Olympics Advertising; First Carnival In Alabama


February 04, 2006
• Coretta Scott King First African-American Woman To Lie In State At Georgia Capitol; Joseph Lowery Interview; Iran To Stop Voluntary Inspections Of Nuclear Program; John McCain Discusses Iran; John Lewis Interview; 73 Die In Manila Stampede
• Coretta Scott King Lies In State In George Capitol Rotunda; Frustrated Families Await Word On Loved Ones In Ferry Disaster; Danish Embassy In Damascus Burns; Iran Referred To U.N. Security Council; Search Continues For Teen Who Assaulted Gay Bar Patrons; Upcoming Super Bowl Discussion; Joseph Lowery Interview
• Coretta Scott King To Lie In State At Georgia State House; Search Still On For Teen Who Attacked Inside Gay Bar; Man Finds Missing Wallet After 40 Years
• Ferry Victims' Families Wait For News; Coretta Scott King Lies In Honor In Georgia Capital; Police Looking For Man Who Attacked Gay Bar Patrons; Iran Being Referred To U.N. Security Council; Investigations Into Iraq War Veteran Shooting Continue; Super Bowl Half Time


January 28, 2006
• Hamas Victory Has World On Edge; Ceremony Honors Challenger Victims; Fatah Blame Leaders For Defeat In Palestinian Elections; Child Abusers Arrested; Controversial Kanye West; Improvements In Iraq; FEMA Employees Arrest On Bribery Charges; Advertising During The Super Bowl
• Challenger Ceremony Underway; Thousands Of Palestinians Protest Hamas Win; Interview with John McCain; Wiretaps Legal Or Illegal?; Two FEMA Workers Arrested On Bribery Charges; President Bush Makes Stern Promises; In Davos, World Leaders Not Optimistic On Iran; Celebrities At World Economic Forum; Popularity Of Reality TV
• Fatah Member Protest In West Bank; Remembering Challenger; U.S. Ready For Tsunami?; R.V. Trend On The Rise
• Hamas Leader Spells Out Intentions; Deadly Arctic Freeze; NFL Counts On Women; Violence Continues In Gaza; Hurricane Katrina Evacuees On Tight Deadline; Peace Workers On Videotape; Remembering Challenger; Child Abusers In Jail


January 21, 2006
• Fire Spreads In West Virginia Mine As Two Remain Trapped; No Word On Fate Of Jill Carroll; Whale On Barge, Heading Back Out To Sea; Bush Touts Economic Growth; Deadly Cold In Russia; New Orleans Gives Some People Seven Business Days To Retrieve Belongings Before Homes Torn Down; Nagin Discusses New Orleans; Loud Noise Takes Toll On Pilots' Hearing; Significance Of Two Al Qaeda Audiotapes
• Search And Rescue For Miners Complicated By Fire; Whale Stranded In Thames Heading Out To Sea; FEMA Says Apartment Leases For Evacuees Should Continue; Bringing Back Art And Culture Of New Orleans; Stocks Fall, President Bush Touts Economic Bright Spots; No Change In Terror Alert Level After Osama Bin Laden Tape; Professor Thulani Davis Interview
• Miners Trapped Underground As Fire Spreads; Good News For Whale In Thames River; Residents Help Plan Louisiana Recovery; Jonathan Prince Still Running For Charity
• Rescuers Help Whale Stranded In River Thames; Most Valuable Football Franchises; More than 3,000 People Still Missing From Hurricane Katrina; Which Party Is Going To Clean Up Congress First?; Rescue Work For Trapped Miners Ongoing; Despite Osama Bin Laden's Threatening Audiotape, Threat Level Remains Unchanged; No Word On Jill Carroll's Fate;


January 14, 2006
• Al-Zawahiri Dead Or Alive?; Florida Boy Shot By SWAT Officer Remains On Life Support; "A Million Little Pieces" Publisher To Be Sued For Fraud; Iran To Stay Course On Nuclear Program; Randal McCloy Remains In Coma; Coffee Benefits
• Conflicting Reports On Death Of Ayman al-Zawahiri; Boy Shot By SWAT Team On Life Support; Frustration Concerning New Orleans Rebuilding Plan; Bush Used Radio Message To Boast About Judge Samuel Alito; Why Stardust Mission Important; China Introduces Inexpensive Car
• Ayman al-Zawahiri May Or May Not Be Dead; Publisher of "A Million Little Pieces Being Sued For Consumer Fraud;
• Conflicted Reports On Whether Ayman al-Zawahiri Is Dead Or Not; Randal McCloy Remains In Coma; Democrats Threaten To Delay Alito Vote; "A Million Little Pieces" Back On Bestsellers List Thanks To Oprah; What Impact al-Zawahiri's Death May Have On War On Terror; Middle- Schooler On Life Support After Being Shot; Active Fire Season


January 07, 2006
• Ariel Sharon News Conference; Updates On Randal McCloy; Fisherman Survive Boat Fire; Miscommunication In West Virginia Mining Disaster; New Electronic Gadgets
• Ariel Sharon Undergoes Third Brain Scan, Still In Critical Condition; Funeral Services Tomorrow For Six Sago Mine Victims; Randal McCloy Improving; Interview with Senators Bayh and Bond; Simple Weight Loss
• Randal McCloy Improving, Still In Critical Condition; Britain Closes Its Embassy In Jordan Due To Terrorist Threats; Israel Prays And Holds Vigils For Ariel Sharon; Computer Electronics Show Gadgets
• Sago Mine Recap; Ariel Sharon's Condition And Implications For The Middle East; Rose Bowl And Playoffs Analysis; Randal McCloy May Have Suffered Brain Damage; Sago Mine Investigation Starting; Keep New Year's Resolutions; Israelis Holding Vigil For Ariel Sharon; NSA May Not Have Had Legal Right To Spy On Americans; Year's Hot Jobs


December 31, 2005
• New Year's Celebrations; Unhappy Waiters; Farris Hassan's Journey; New Leak Investigation
• Interview with David Cohen; Baby Noor to Get Second Chance with Surgery In Atlanta
• Interview with NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly; A Look At Those Who Died in 2005
• Countdowns Continue Across the Globe; Gifts for Soldiers; New Years Celebrations
• World Prepares For New Year's Celebrations; President Bush Triest To Put Bad Year Behind Him
• Australia Celebrates New Year; Violence In Iraq Claims 7
• Firecrews in Texas, Oklahoma Contain Wildfires; Iraqi Baby Arrives In U.S. For Life-Saving Surgery


December 24, 2005
• Controversy Surround Bush's Authority To Secretly Wiretap Americans; Man Videotapes Katrina's Wrath; Germany Releases Killer Of U.S. Navy Diver; Rebuilding Slow In Aceh; Governor Warner To Sign Order For New DNA Tests That Could Exonerate Executed Man; Another Bethlehem?
• Rumsfeld Speaks In Mosul; Cheney Believes He Got Big Issues Right In Iraq; Mark Marks Remembers Wife; American Soldiers Celebrate Christmas Overseas; Nelson Lebraun Interview; Post-Traumatic Stress Rampant After Tsunami; Jim Brickman Interview
• Rumsfeld Speaks To Mosul Troops; FBI Monitoring Muslim-Related Sites For Weapon Materials Without Warrants; Claims FBI Has Also Been Conducting Surveillance On Activist Groups And Members; Heating Homes This Winter May Be Difficult
• Latest On Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit To Iraq; Bash Discusses Interview With Vice President Cheney About Bush Administration's Secret Domestic Spy Program; Tips On Shopping For Gadgets; Rumsfeld Speaks From Iraq
• Communities Celebrate Christmas On Devastated Gulf Coast; Many People Doing Last-Minute Holiday Shopping; Military Man Gets Warm Homecoming; Controversy Over Wiretaps Continues; One Year After Tsunami, Recovery Continuing; "Left Behind" Series Wildly Popular


December 17, 2005
• Police Cracking Down On WTO Protesters; Bush Makes Shocking Admissions; Inside the NSA; Who Could Be Next Iraqi Prime Minister; Tulane University Will Reopening; Robb Report Out With 21 Ultimate Gifts
• WTO Meeting Protests In Hong Kong; Senate Patriot Act Proposals; Presidential Address Reaction; Is California Prepared For A Tsunami?; Chubby Zoo Penguins; Merry Christmas Campaign; Actor John Spencer Dies
• Angry Protests at WTO Meeting In Hong Kong; U.S. Government Possibly Spying On U.S. Citizens Upsets Some; Interview With Author Darlene Mininni
• Protests Against World Trade Organization In Hong Kong; Controversy Over Revelation That President Bush OKed Spying On American Citizens; Superdome Worth Rebuilding?; What Happens After Iraq Ballots Are Counted Is Important


December 10, 2005
• Investigation Continues About Midway Airport Incident; Plane Catches Fire In Nigeria; Winter Storm In Northeast; Hostages In Iraq Face Deadline; Fights Between Houston Locals And Katrina Evacuees At School; Iran To Move Ahead With Uranium Enrichment; Kite Riot; Government Tests Bird Flu Preparedness; Good Holiday Technology Gifts; Gorillas Rate "King Kong"
• White Houses Attend Flu Simulation; Northeast Digs Out from Snow; Passenger Plane Crashes in Nigeria;
• Midway Airport Crash Investigation Continues; Some Runways Too Short; Severe Weather In Northeast; Women Purchasing Power On The Rise; Kidnapped Egyptian Found Murdered
• More On Midway Airport Incident; Williams' Decision Tough For Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; Urban Sprawl A Big Concern; Congress Responds To BCS Controversy; Deadline Today For Hostages; Valerie Plame-Wilson Leaves CIA; Mohamed ElBaradei Wins Nobel Peace Prize; Merry Christmas Or Happy Holidays?; Simulation Of Bird Flu Pandemic


December 03, 2005
• Death Of A Senior al Qaeda Commander In Pakistan; Katrina Evacuees Prepare To Attend Town Hall Meeting With New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin; Debate Over "Tookie" Williams; Bodies Found May Be Those Of Murdered Kids; President Bush Wants Tougher Borders; Animals Rule Online
• Al Qaeda Leader Reportedly Killed In Pakistan, Though No Body Recovered; Nagin Addresses Atlanta Evacuees; Eleven Iraqi Soldiers Killed; Allawi Wants To Run Iraq; Debate Over Tookie Williams' Execution
• New Orleans Facing Another Challenge; Avoid Holiday Debt; Animals Front And Center Online
• Leading Al Qaeda Member In Pakistan Captured; Psychologist Says He Can Tell When People Are Lying And How His Work Is Being Used In Homeland Security; Resident Allowed Back In Lower Ninth Ward; Reality TV Show Concerning Nursing Shortage; Epsilon Tracking Online; Face Transplant Raises Questions; Good Economy Hard Sell In Current Political Environment; Man Runs For Charity


November 26, 2005
• Holiday Shopping Chaos On Black Friday; U.S. And Iraqi Troops Kick Off Operation Tigers. J.K. Rowling's New Harry Potter Book A Sell-Out; New Games For The Christmas Season; Jose Padilla Charged With Terrorism; World's Ugliest Dog Dies
• Initial Indications Show Retail Success For Holidays; Saddam Hussein Trial May Be Delayed Over Security Concerns; Ice Accidents In Wisconsin Kill Three; Four Escape From Yakima County Jail; Cindy Sheehan Back In Crawford, Texas; Oakland Liquor Store Ruined By Men In Suits; Consumer Analyst Gives Holiday Shopping Tips; Holidays Can Give Plumbing Problems; CNN Volunteers Feed Hungry
• Stores Have Big Sales; U.S. And Iraqis Kick Off Joint Operation; Cindy Sheehan In Crawford; Three Die On Thin Wisconsin Ice; U.S. Soldiers Face Punishment For Burning Bodies; Dead Bodies Into Diamonds; Betty Gives Back To Those In Poverty In Vietnam
• Beijing Earthquake Hits Rural Areas; Black Friday Competition; Athletes' Images Are Threatened By Controversies; Security Concerns May Further Delay Saddam Hussein's Trial; Promoting Literacy in Uganda; Operation Tigers Is Underway; Cindy Sheehan In Crawford; Child Volunteers


November 19, 2005
• More Politicians Criticize Bush Iraq Policy
• FEMA to Stop Paying Hotel Bills for Hurricane Victims; FBI Unveils List of Top Ten Art Crimes
• Bomber Attacks Funeral in Baghdad; Bush: No Early Withdrawal from Iraq; Katrina Victims Still Waiting for Insurance Payments; Children with Tourette's Live Difficult Lives
• GOP Forces and Wins Vote on Keeping Troops in Iraq; New Orleans University Strikes Out On Plan for Reconstruction; Return of Students In January
• Congress Controversy Over War in Iraq; Tropical Storm Gamma Nears Yucatan
• House Rejects Any Immediate Pullout from Iraq; Violence in Baghdad; Calmer Winds Help California Wildfire Situation
• Bush Refuses Early Withdrawal, Begins Three-Day Visit to China; Physician Downplays Fears Over Tamiflu Safety


November 12, 2005
• Kofi Annan Visits Baghdad; Increased Pirate Activity Off Coast Of Somalia; Author Craig Smith's Book Says Fuel Prices To Rise; Telecommuting Initiatives; Condoleezza Rice Popular; Counterfeit Goods In China


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