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August 12, 2006
• Lebanese & Israel Cabinets Mull U.N. Cease-Fire Over Weekend; Fmr. DHS Official Discusses Airport Security
• Lebanese Cabinet to Mull U.N. Cease-Fire; Israel Strikes Before Cabinet Takes Up Cease-Fire Sunday; Both Lebanon and Israel Are Expected to Approve Resolution
• Airline Passengers Getting Used to New Restrictions; Marshall Brain Discusses Liquid Explosives; Lawyer for Terror Suspects Appalled By Their Treatment
• Foiled Terrorist Plot to Blow Up U.S.-bound Planes; Presidential Radio Address; Middle East Crisis; Castro Walking, Talking and Being Briefed
• Passengers Get Used To No Liquids on Planes; Jamie Gold Wins World Series of Poker $12 million Grand Prize; Nasrallah Says When Israelis Stop Their Strikes, Hezbollah Will Stop Its Strikes
• Terror Plot Suspects Given Go Ahead: "Do Your Attacks Now"; Situation in U.S. Airports; Little Letup in Mideast Violence Despite Possible U.N. Resolution; George Mitchell Interview


August 05, 2006
• U.N. Security Council Scheduled to Meet to Discuss Plan to End Fighting in Middle East; Cyclist Landis Tests Positive for Elevated Testosterone Again; Mel Gibson DUI Arrest Update
• U.N. Security Council To Get Resolution on Middle East Crisis; Syria Denies Link to Hezbollah; Floyd Landis Gets Second Positive in Tour de France Doping Scandal
• Israel Beefs up Aerial and Ground Assaults on Lebanon; Tour de France Champ Landis Test Positive in 2nd Doping Test; U.S., France Agree on U.N. Security Council Resolution
• Israel Pushes Deep Into Lebanon To Root Out Hezbollah Fighters; Israel's Firepower Concentrated on Tyre; No Letup in Hezbollah's Ability to Fire Rockets into Israel; Second Doping Test for Tour de France Champ Floyd Landis Positive; Shooting Spree At Seattle Jewish Charity Reminder of Politics of Hate; Lebanon's Last Link With Syria Severed
• Rockets Crisscross Israel-Lebanon Border; Israeli Forces Plow Deeper Into Lebanon; U.S. Diplomacy Picks Up in Lebanon; Second Positive Doping Test for Tour de France Champ Floyd Landis
• Israel Beefs up Aerial and Ground Assaults on Lebanon; Tour de France Champ Landis Tests Positive in Second Doping Test


July 29, 2006
• Rice Back to Israel to Meet with Prime Minister
• Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah Continues; American Muslim Goes on Shooting Rampage at Seattle Jewish Center
• Crisis in the Middle East; Jewish Center Shootings Rattle Seattle
• Air Raid Sirens Sounding in Haifa; One Killed, Many Wounded in Seattle Shooting; Floyd Landis Denies Doping Allegations
• Condoleezza Rice Returns to Mideast Region Today; Interview with DNC Chairman Howard Dean; Most Dangerous Rockets So Far Fired Into Israel


July 22, 2006
• Gaza Militants Propose Midnight Cease Fire; Nawar Sahili Interview; Sirens Reverberate Around of Haifa; Doctors Work in Line of Fire in Middle East
• Israeli bombs and rockets pound Southern Lebanon; Ronald Schlicher Interview; Americans Continue Leaving Lebanon; Doctors Can't Practice Medicine in a War Zone
• At Least Seven Air Raid Sirens Sounding Over Haifa; Psychological Toll of War is Huge; Nawar Sahili Interview; How Medical Care is Practiced in a War Zone
• Air Strikes Hit Lebanese Transmission Towers; Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to Travel to Middle East; Americans Continue to Evacuate Lebanon
• Israelis Move Tanks, Bulldozers, into Maroun al-Ras, Lebanon; Hezbollah Rockets Rain Down on Northern Israel
• Israeli Tanks Roll into Southern Lebanon; American Evacuations Out of Lebanon Continue
• Israel Hits TV Towers in Northern Lebanon; Reports of New Rocket Attacks in Haifa, Israel; Israeli Tanks Enter South Lebanon
• Threat of Full-Scale Israeli Ground Invasion into Lebanon Looms; Lebanese Suburbs Turn into Ghost Towns
• Israeli Troops Making Incursions Inside Lebanon; Beirut Hospital Continues Operations in Midst of War


July 15, 2006
• Middle East Crisis; Bush, Putin Meet
• Israeli Airstrikes Continue; Escalation in Mideast Violence Affecting Start of G-8 Summit; State Department Working on Plans to Get Trapped Americans Out of Lebanon
• Israel Expands Attacks Against Hezbollah Militants in Lebanon; Presidents Bush and Putin Meet Face-to-Face; Advertisers Watching How We Watch Sports
• Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah Militants Intensifies; New Attacks by Israel Today in Southern Offensive; Bush and Putin Meet; State Department Tries To Get Americans in Lebanon to Safety; Bush Calls on Syria to Help End Mideast Crisis
• Crisis In The Middle East; Anniversary Of TWA Flight 800


July 08, 2006
• State-of-the-Art U.S. Destroyer Just Arrived in Japan; Chance of Real War with North Korea?; FBI Says Foiled New York Terrorist Plot Involved Martyrdom and Explosives; Astronauts from Discovery on Spacewalk; Israel Still Seeks Release of Soldier Held Hostage; Californian in al Qaeda Profiled; Best Hospitals in U.S.
• New Warship Deployed to U.S. 7th Fleet in Japan; President Bush Stressing Multilateral Approach In Dealing With North Korea; Shuttle Discovery's Astronauts Walking in Space
• Terrorist Plots Against NYC Tunnels; Lady Pirates Basketball Team Comes Back from Katrina; Runner Goes Across Country for Hurricane Relief; Tryouts for Beyonce's Group
• New Jersey Approves Budget, Ends Government Shutdown; New U.S. Guided Missile Destroyer Deployed to Japan; Three People In Custody Over Foiled New York Terrorist Plot; Israeli Forces Open New Front in Gaza; World Cup Bad News For Wimbledon TV Ratings; Helping the Blind Read
• U.S. Dispatches Warship to Japan; Alleged New York Terror Plot Foiled; Palestinian Prime Minister Calls for Calm; Discovery Astronauts Prepare For Spacewalk; Fresh Start on Healthy Living
• Space Shuttle Discovery Crew Prepares for Space Walk; U.S. Navy Ship Deployed to Japan


July 01, 2006
• Reports on Expected Launch of Space Shuttle Discovery; Violence Continues in Iraq
• Discovery Shuttle to Lift Off Today; Weeks Ago Two NASA Officials Recommended Against Launching; Moose Car Accidents Can Be Dangerous
• Countdown to Discovery Launch Continues; More Than 60 Dead In Baghdad After Car Bomb Tears Through Market; Allegations of Rape and Murder Against Two U.S. Soldiers In Iraq; Cleaning Up After the Floods; Shuttle Vernier Jet Not Working Properly; NASA Plans to Phase Out Shuttle Program by 2010; Two Global Leaders Going to Graceland
• Death Toll Rising in Iraq After Car Bombing in Popular Shiite Market; Discovery Set To Liftoff Today; Cleaning Up After Northeast Floods; Mortgage Rates Going Up; Study Shows Drunk Test Subjects Did Better Than Drivers on Cell Phones
• Waiting For Discovery Liftoff; Bomb in Baghdad Market Kills At Least 62; Arab Language Web Site Says New Tape Osama bin Laden on the Way
• Chaos in the Streets of Baghdad Following Deadly Car Bombing; Two U.S. Soldiers Say Comrades in Iraq were Involved in Rape, Murder; Storm Clouds Chief Worry as NASA Prepares to Launch Discover; Floodwaters Receding in Northeast


June 24, 2006
• New Zawahiri Tape; Miami Terror Arrests; Patsy Ramsey Dies; North Korean Missile Test
• Picture Emerging Of Seven Men Suspected Of Plotting Attack On Chicago's Sears Tower; Intelligence Analysts Poring Over Latest Videotaped Message From Al Qaeda's Number Two; Producer Aaron Spelling Dies; Miami Heat Win Championship; Homegrown Terrorists Growing Threat; How To Complain
• Terrorist Cell Preparing to Bomb Sears Tower or Inept, Disorganized Group of Big Talkers?; Transportation Secretary Norm Mineta Resigns; North Korea Test Launch Possibly Prepared; Gay Marriage Outside the U.S.
• Patsy Ramsey Dies; Reaction From Families of Miami-Based Group Accused of Plotting War on U.S. Government; Are Americans Safe?; 40 Soldiers Naturalized; Aaron Spelling Dies
• Debate Erupts Over Alleged Terror Cell in Miami; Bush Administration Defending Access to International Financial Records; Did Authorities Entrap Members of A Religious Sect?
• Authorities Say Alleged Terror Plot Suspects Had No Weapons, No Money; Kentucky's Army National Guard Will Deploy More Units To Iraq; Broken Heart Syndrome May Be Ultimate Link Between Body And Mind; TV Producer Aaron Spelling Dies; Men Stuck On Van In River; Oprah and Hip Hop Music


June 17, 2006
• Search Continues for Two Missing Soldiers in Iraq; Department of Homeland Security Concludes Majority of States Not Prepared For Emergency; Men Often Reluctant to See Doctors, Don't Know What Tests to Get;
• Search Continues for Missing Soldiers in Iraq; Bush's Poll Numbers Up Slightly; Inside Military Contractor Blackwater USA; New Documentary Chronicles America's Fascination With Crossword Puzzles
• Search Continues for Two Missing U.S. Soldiers In Iraq; Deadly String of Attacks in Baghdad; Hunt For Taliban in Afghanistan Continues; U.S. Open Update; Presidents Poll Numbers Go Up Slightly; State and Cities Not Ready for Big Disaster; Employers Look Online
• Update on the Search for Two Soldiers Missing in Yesterday's Deadly Attack; Behind the Scenes of Blackwater USA; Food Allergies In Children
• President Bush's Popularity Rating Gets a Boost; Homeland Security Says American Cities Not Prepared for Disaster; Men Visit Spas Just like Women; Update on Search for Two Soldiers Missing in Iraq
• Governments Says America Still Unprepared to Handle Emergencies; Hadith Marine's Lawyer Says No Crime, No Cover-Up; Tiger Woods Misses The Cut; Personal Information on the Internet


June 10, 2006
• First Tropical Depression Of The Year; Hamas Calls Off Cease- Fire With Rocket Blasts Aimed At Israel; White House E-Mail After Katrina Could Prove Embarrassing To President Bush; Vegetable Oil As Fuel; Bush Warns Of Difficult Days Ahead In Iraq After Zarqawi Death; Reaction In Zarqawi's Hometown; World Cup Update; Restaurant Wants Customers To Order In English
• First Tropical Depression Of 2006; Internet Posting Suggests Insurgents' Resolve Not Weakened By Al-Zarqawi's Death; Remains Of Zarqawi Safe House; Dr. Kevin Ault Discusses New Cervical Cancer Vaccine; Bush Says Violence in Iraq May Escalate After Zarqawi Death; Albert Dotson discusses 100 Black Men Of America; Lauren Argo Discusses Her Art
• Hamas Calls Off Truce After Israeli Attack; Remains Of Al- Zarqawi's Safe House; Summer Fitness Tips
• Not Much Left Of Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi's Safe House; Supreme Court To Decide Who Goes Where To School; Houston Couple Claims They've Been Abducted By Aliens
• Hamas Militants Fired Rockets Overnight From Gaza Into Israel; Video Of Zarqawi's Safe House; White House E-mail About Hurricane Response Could Embarrass President Bush; Gardasil Is Controversial; Identity Theft Big Business For Criminals


June 03, 2006
• Toronto Terrorist Bomb Plot Thwarted; Manhunt Continues For Alleged Murderer Desmond Turner; Pet Evacuation Bill Gets Support And Opposition In The House; Violence Escalating in Afghanistan; President Bush Calling For Senate To Back Constitutional Amendment Banning Gay Marriage; Preventing Alligator Attacks
• Canadian Police Hold Press Conference On Foiled Terror Plot; Russian Diplomat Killed, Four Kidnapped In Baghdad; Sheron Patterson Interview
• Manhunt Underway For Suspect Who Murdered Seven Members Of One Family; Delays In Investigation Of U.S. Marines' Involvement In Haditha Massacre; Russian Diplomat Killed In Baghdad, Four Kidnapped; Cities Prepare For Natural Disasters; U.S. Military Field Hospitals Helping Indonesian Earthquake Victims
• Gunmen Open Fire In Iraq, Killing One Russian Diplomat; Manhunt For Man Believed To Have Shot And Killed Seven Members Of One Family; New Yorkers Feeling Shortchanged With Homeland Security; U.S. Marines Accused Of Deliberately Killing Two Dozen Unarmed Civilians In Haditha
• Delays As Investigators Determine Whether U.S. Marines Massacred Innocent Iraqi Civilians; Search Is On For Suspect Who Killed Family Of Seven; Women Best Hope For American Win In This Year's French Open; Russian Diplomat Killed, Four Kidnapped In Iraq; Protect Your Valuable Assets; 17th Condoleezza Rice To Participate In Annual Susan G. Komen Race


May 27, 2006
• Massive Earthquake Strikes Indonesia; A look at Medical Work on the Front Lines; Questions Deepen in Controversy Over Seized Documents.
• More Than 2,900 Confirmed Dead In Indonesian Earthquake; How To Save Money On Gas; Attorney General And FBI Director Threatening To Quit If White House Orders Them To Give In
• Earthquake In Indonesia Kills Thousands; Possible Unprovoked Murders Of Iraqi Civilians By U.S. Marines; Air Strikes In Southern Afghanistan Targeted Isolated Camp Thought To Train Taliban; What A New Parent Should Expect
• Thousands Dead in Jakarta Earthquake; Bush to Speak at West Point Commencement; Legal Briefs: Furor on Capitol Hill Over Jefferson Search, Enron Guilty Verdict
• Powerful Earthquake Kills Thousands In Indonesia; Pentagon Documents Show Marines May Have Murdered Iraq Civilians; Sports Priced Out Of This World; Nearly 21 Million Americans Have Diabetes, Number Expected To Double In 25 Years; "N" Word Stirs Controversy


May 20, 2006
• New Orleans Holds Elections; Iraq's Parliament Approved New Cabinet Today; Religion Goes High-Tech; Vintage Plane Crashes; Summer Box Office Review
• Five Killed In Kentucky Mine Explosion; Voters Head to the Polls in New Orleans; Oliver Thomas Interview; Chiquita Simms Interview; Iraq Establishes New Cabinet; "Da Vinci Code Reaction"
• Voters Decide On New Orleans Leader To Help Rebuild After Hurricane Katrina; Renewed Fighting In Afghanistan Leaves U.S. Soldier Dead
• Mayoral Race Underway In New Orleans; Iraq Parliament Approves New Unity Government
• Mayoral Runoff Election Held in New Orleans Today; Assassination Attempt against Gaza's Chief Intelligence Officer; A Look into the Government's Tracking of your Personal Transactions
• Mayoral Runoff Election Held in New Orleans Today; Assassination Attempt against Gaza's Chief Intelligence Officer; Iraq's Parliament Approves a Cabinet; The Business of Baseball


May 13, 2006
• Thousands Flee from Indonesian Volcano; Bush to Present Immigration Reform Plan
• More DNA Tests Collected in Duke Rape Case
• Bush Urges Senate to Approve Hayden Nomination; McCain Gives Commencement Address at Falwell's Stomping Grounds
• Bush to Address Immigration Issues in Monday's Speech; Indonesian Volcano Threatens to Erupt
• Indonesian Villagers Flee From Threat of Mount Merapi; McCain Gives Commencement Speech at Falwell's University; Medicare Deadline Looming
• President Bush Plans to Discuss Immigration Reform Monday Night; Medicare Drug Program Deadline Approaches
• Bush to Discuss Border Security Monday Night; Indonesia on High Alert for Volcano Eruption; Contradictions in Reports of New Orleans' Hurricane Preparation Plans


May 06, 2006
• Porter Goss' Replacement Possibly Picked; Patrick Kennedy At Mayo Clinic After Car Crash; President Bush Gives Commencement Address At Oklahoma State University; British Helicopter Crashes In Basra
• Porter Goss Leaving CIA; Plans For Dealing With Bird Flu; Photos Of Street Harassers On Internet; Internet Dangers To Young People
• British Chopper Crashed In Basra, Iraq; Porter Goss Replacement Has Emerged; Major Beverage Companies Agree To Stop Selling Non-Diet Sodas In Schools; Coroners Reports Conflict On Boy's Boot Camp Death; Kennedy Clan Misfortunes Documented; Kentucky Derby Trainer Survives Plane Crash; Internet "Leetspeak" Explained
• Patrick Kennedy Getting Treated At Mayo Clinic; Hayden May Replace Goss; Atmosphere At Churchill Downs; Martin Anderson Suffocated; Saving Money By Keeping Your Home Energy Efficient; British Helicopter Crashes In Iraq's Second Largest City; U.S. Helicopter Crash In Afghanistan Kills 10 Soldiers
• After A Chopper Crash, Iraqis Cheered And Threw Stones At British Forces; John McLaughlin Interview; Young Boy Suffers From Rare Skin Disease; Patrick Kennedy Being Treated At Mayo Clinic
• Iraqis Cheer Downed British Chopper; Officials Say Michael Hayden to be Next CIA Chief


April 29, 2006
• Mexico Set to Legalize Some Drug Use; Texas Ravaged by Storms
• Texas Faces Tornado Warnings; Iraqi Soldiers Use Hip-Hop as Form of Expression; Bush Administration Too Closely Tied to Big Oil?
• Limbaugh Strikes Deal with Drug Charges; Crooks Go High Tech to Steal ATM Numbers
• Controversial "United 93" Opens; Texas Pelted by Heavy Storms; Mexico Set to Decriminalize Some Drug Use
• Interview with Howard Dean; Limbaugh Booked on Drug Charges; Major Wind Damage in Parts of Texas
• Limbaugh Booked on Drug Charge, Ending Three Year Probe


April 22, 2006
• Oil Prices Spike; New Orleans' Mayoral Elections Underway; Four Canadian Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan; Two Arrested In Alleged Terrorist Plot; President Pushes Energy Ideas; Environmentally- Friendly Technology
• Oil Hits Record High, Gas Prices Soar; Voters Go To Polls In New Orleans; High Gas Prices Could Spell Trouble For Republicans; U.S. And China Compete For Oil; Iraq Finally Has Prime Minister Designate; Robert Mann Interview
• Long-Delayed Process Of Forming New Government Underway In Iraq; Spiking Gas Prices; Four Canadian Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan; New Orleans' First Election Since Hurricane Katrina; Duke Rape Case Update
• Gas Prices Become Political; Angry Protesters In Nepal Storm Toward Capital; Army Suicide Rates On The Rise; Steven Alicea Honored By "Teen People"
• High Gas Prices Raise Tensions; Polls Open In New Orleans; Analysis of NBC Playoffs; Top Intelligence Analyst Mary McCarthy Fired By CIA; Today Marks 36th Annual Earth Day


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