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September 22, 2012
• Libya Counter-Protest; Romney Releases Tax Documents; Retire FBI Agent Missing for Five Years in Iran; Missing Man's Body Found in Nebraska; Teen Locked Up for Four Years in Georgia; Closer to a Cure for Cancer; Campaigns Battle Over Medicare; Senator Rubio Tweets About Flight Delay; Emergency Landing For Romney Plane; Drone Attack Kills Three Militants; Afghanistan Surge Is Over; Plea For A Killer; Identifying Princess Doe; Apple's Mapping Software Fails To Please
• Violence Continues in Middle East; Presidential Race Heats Up; Political Analysts Assess Presidential Candidates' Policies; Expert Analyzes U.S. Foreign Policy; Article Claims Black Clergy Wary of Voting for President; CNN's Top 10 Heroes Selected; Two Caregivers Accused of Abusing Mentally Challenged Man
• Pakistan Protests Continue; Obama Leading in Polls; Understanding the Mitt Romney's Campaign Strategy; Mike Rowe Explains How Booze Built America
• More Details on Libyan Consulate Attack; Pro-Democracy Demonstrations in Libya; Romney 2011 Tax Return; Background on Secret Tape of Romney; Mother Confronts Bully; Senator Rubio Tweets About Flight Delay; Examining Candidates' Views on Terrorism and National Security; Truck Driver Welcomes Hitchhiker; A Killer's Bid for Clemency; Police: Georgia Teen Starved by Parents; Beach Boys Split Up; Paris Hilton Secretly Taped; Eye-to-Eye with a Cheetah
• Libyans Protest Extremist Group; Romney Releases 2011 Taxes; No Smiling Allowed; Helping Colorado Shooting Victims; Closer to a Cure for Cancer; Interview with Michael Rowe


September 15, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: Anti-American Protests Continue Around the World; Was the Libyan Attack on U.S. Embassy Planned?; Understanding the "Red Lines" of International Relations; Romney's Definition of Middle Income; Exploring the Nutritional Information of Fast Food Edibles
• Protesters Decry U.S. in 12 Nations; Two U.S. Marines Killed in Afghanistan; Anti-Muslim Moviemaker Questioned; U.S. Investigators Expected in Libya; Progress in Chicago Teachers' Strike; What Happened at the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi?; Understanding the Anti-U.S. Protests; New Book Challenges Old Murder Conviction; Students Upset Over Breastfeeding Professor; The Agenda of Michael Bloomberg
• Anti-American Protests Continue in Middle East; Political Analysts Assess Presidential Candidates Foreign Policy Statements; Filmmaker Claims Convicted Murderer May be Innocent; Interview with Errol Morris; Man Behind Anti-Islam Video Taken into Custody; ACLU Files Suit on Behalf of KKK
• Police Question Man Believed to be Behind Anti-Muslim Film; Egyptian President's Response to Film and Protests; Crossing the Red Line: Will Attacks on U.S. Embassies Lead to All-Out War;
• Anti-Muslim Filmmaker Questioned; Continuing Anti-American Protests Around the Globe; Libyan Attacks May Have Been Planned; Romney Response to Middle East Attacks; Romney Losing Edge in Swing States; Eastwood No Regrets; Hate Crime vs. Religious Freedom; Court to Hear Case of Jeffrey MacDonald; iPhone5 Unveiled; Four Heroes, Home Again
• Anti-Muslim Filmmaker Questioned; 4 Americans Killed in Libya; New Round of Federal Stimulus Announced; NYC's Super-Sized Soda Ban


September 08, 2012
• Jobless Rate Falls; Obama and The Florida Vote; Down Syndrome Teen Kicked Off Plane; Fighting For Their Health After 9/11; President Obama's Approval Rating Hits 15-Month High; Border Agent's Alleged Killer Arrested; iPhone 5
• President Obama Campaigns in Florida; Mitt Romney Campaigning in Virginia; Tornado Warning In New York City; 20,000 Chicago Teachers May Strike Monday; Two Children Rescued from Stolen Boat; Arrest in Border Patrol Agent's Death; Immunity Recommended for Former Mexican President; China Quake Death Toll at 80; "Treatment Alternatives for Children"
• President Campaigns in Florida; Political Analysts Review Parties' National Conventions; Child with Down Syndrome Banned from Plane Flight; U.S. Open Continues; Teachers Union on Strike in Chicago; Woman Saves Dog from Gas Chamber in North Carolina
• Teenage Boy Refused in Flight; Campaign Heating Up
• New Poll Gives Obama Slight Lead; Interview with Lenny Curry; Homeless Man Earns $19 an Hour; State Ordered to Pay for Inmate's Sex Change; Fund Helps Ground Zero Workers; Puppy Love at First Sight
• Obama Back on Campaign Trail; Florida Holds Key to Election; "Fast and Furious" Suspect Arrested; Romney Slams Pres. Obama on Jobs; Dems Betting on Gay Marriage Boost


September 01, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: Heavy Flooding Along Gulf Coast; Romney's Post-Convention Push; Wet Seal Accused of Racial Bias; The Aftermath of Isaac; Isaac Soaking Parts of The Midwest; Syrian Refugees Stream Into Turkey; Losing Weight by Eating Right
• Search and Rescue Going Door-to-Door; Isaac Soaking Parts of Midwest; Colorado Shooting Victims Meet with Charity; Officer Seen Kicking Suspect; Teacher Allegedly Helped Bully Teen; Romney Campaigns in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Severe Droughts Hit Parts of U.S.; New Documentary Film Criticizes President Obama; Mitt Romney Campaigns in Ohio; President to Visit Flood Stricken Louisiana; Soldiers Plotting to Assassinate President Arraigned
• Isaac Aftermath; President Obama's Personal Assistant Talks About What Makes the Chief Tick; Democratic National Convention Coming Up; Teacher Accused of Participating in Bullying; Penn State's First Game of the Season
• Hurricane Isaac Rescue Efforts; Romney and Obama Hit the Campaign Trail; Upcoming Democratic National Convention; Girl Jailed For Burning Koran Pages; Farmers in Midwest Hope Isaac Will Bring Rain; Firsthand Account of Bin Laden Raid; Court Strikes Down Texas Voter ID Law; Everyone is Talking about Eastwood
• Bone-Dry Midwest Desperate for Isaac; Romney Tours Isaac Damage; Bernanke Hints at More Stimulus Measures; Romney's Post- Convention Push; Soldiers Plotted to Kill President; Eastwood Speech Steals Spotlight


August 25, 2012
• Empire State Building Shooting; Landfall in Haiti; Florida on Alert; Syria Suffers Deadliest Months; Mexican Federal Police Attack U.S. Diplomatic Vehicle
• Tropical Storm Isaac; Isaac Hammers Haiti; Romney Courts Ohio Voters; GOP Convention Just Two Days Away; Office Grudge at Center of NYC Shooting; NYPD Officers Kill Suspect in Shootout; Interview with National Hurricane Center Director; Armstrong Stripped of Tour de France Titles; Romney Revealed
• Mitt Romney Gives Speech in Ohio; Both Presidential Campaigns Avoid Afghanistan War; Man Found Innocent Remains in Jail; Tropical Storm Heads to Cuba; CNN Hero Gives Comfort to Cancer Patients; Political Strategists Debate Presidential Campaigns
• Shooting at Empire State Building; Isaac Watch; Kirstin Lobato Maintains Innocence in Murder Sentencing
• Eyewitnesses Give Accounts of Empire State Building Shootings; Projections For Hurricane Isaac; Romney and Ryan Campaigning in Ohio; Projections for Presidential Race; Mexican Police Shooting of U.S. Embassy Officials; Handcuffed Man's Death Ruled Suicide; Armstrong Banned from Cycling for Life; Apple Wants More than Money
• Disgruntled Gunman Shoot Former Co-Worker; Trop. Storm Isaac Lashes Haiti; Battle for Youth Vote Heats Up; Romney: Birther Joke Not a Swipe at Obama; Penn State Moves Forward


August 18, 2012
• Ryan Releases Tax Returns; Hate Groups in U.S. on the Rise; American Wants to Fight in Syria; Rebels: Syrian Vice President Defection; Mine Killings Rattle South Africa
• Paul Ryan Campaigns in Florida; Conflicting Reports of Syria V.P. Defecting; Afghan Forces Turn Weapons on U.S. Troops; Jackson Jr. Has "Deep Depression"; Police: Handcuffed Man Killed Himself
• White Supremacist Gang Infiltration of U.S. Military Examined; Paul Ryan Gives Speech in Florida
• Syria's VP Reportedly Flees to Jordan; Paul Ryan in Florida; Mother Pleads With California Police to Reopen Case of Murdered Son
• Rebels: Syrian Vice President Defects; Pregnant Leukemia Patient Dies in Dominican Republic Hospital; Salmonella in Indiana Fruit; Shooting Deaths In Louisiana; Election Debates on Medicare; American Fights in Libya; Focus on Rise in White Supremacists; Police: Handcuffed Man Killed Himself; Eat a Home-style Meal in Havana; The State of Education
• Rebels: Trying to Get V.P. to Jordan; Tax Attacks and the 2012 Campaign; White Supremacy in the Military; History of the Economic Crisis


August 11, 2012
• Romney to Announce VP Pick; A Look at the Politics of Paul Ryan
• Paul Ryan is Romney's VP Pick; Many Don't Know Romney's VP Pick


August 04, 2012
• Oklahoma Wildfires Threaten More Homes; Jobs Added In July; U.S. Ranked 31 In Education; The Sacrifice of An Olympian; Super Saturday in London; Jumping Goat Is A Star; Battle in Aleppo for Radio/TV Building
• Sixty Plus Buildings Burned in Oklahoma; Fighting Intensifies in Aleppo; NASA Attempts Mars Robot Landing; Inside the Drew Peterson Saga; Obesity a Potential Security Threat
• U.S. Public Education Profiled; Interview with Michelle Rhee; CNN Hero Educates Girls in Afghanistan; Man Charged Bill for Saving Drowning Boy; Mitt Romney's Tax Returns Continues to be Issue; London Olympics Continue; Interview with Bill Santiago
• Oklahoma Wildfires Surging; The Trial of Drew Peterson; Jobs & The Election; Story from South Korea Shows Bullying is a Worldwide Problem
• Firefighters Still Battling Oklahoma Fires; 'Atrocious' Puppy Mill in North Carolina; Truck Hits Concrete Ramp at Mall of America; The High Cost of Education: Parents Taking Out Loans for Kindergarten; Gridlock in Congress; DNA and the 4th Amendment; Ebola Outbreak Raises Fears; New Life for Maimed Children
• Tropical Storm Ernesto Gaining Strength; Jobs Report is Mixed Bag; Michigan Sued Over Reading Skills; U.S. Credit Rating Downgraded One Year Ago; Looking Your Best for Back to School


July 28, 2012
• Remembering the Victims; Holmes Psychological State; Extreme Heat Boosting Food Prices; All Eyes on Swimming Today; IOC Honors Munich 11; Chick-Fil-A Controversy; Indian Child Welfare Act Pivotal to Custody Battle; London Cabby Converts Taxi Into Hotel Room; Lab Technician May Have Spread Hepatitis C to Thousands
• Mitt Romney Visits London; Olympic Security Called into Question; Violence Continues in Syria; Jackson Family Possible Feuding; DEA Sweeps Synthetic Drug Producers; Shark Steel Underwater Camera
• 2012 Olympics Opens; Plastic Surgery to Stop Bullying; Molly Bish Cold Murder Case
• Security Scandals and the London Olympics; Mental State of Aurora Shooting Suspect; Israeli Concern Over Olympic Terrorism; Chicago Official Versus Chick-Fil-A; Robotic Feeding Arm; Under Siege in Aleppo; Emily Giffin Talks about New Book; Why the Drought Affects Everyone
• Olympic Games Begin; Jackson Family Used; Facebook Stock Tumbles; Legal Wrangling in Holmes Case; Streets of Death in Syria
• London's Olympic Show; Romney Walking On Eggshells; Holmes Was Seeing A Psychiatrist; Security Jitters In London; Ruling in Baby Veronica Case; London Opening Ceremony Delivers; IOC Ignores Munich 11 at Opening Ceremony; Tracking an Accused Serial Infector


July 21, 2012
• Colorado Mourns After Mass Shooting; Remembering the Shooting Victims; Suspect's Apartment May Hold Clues; Battle for Damascus Ramps Up
• Shooter Kills 12 and Injures Dozens in Colorado Theater; Police Believe Colorado Shooter's Apartment Booby-Trapped
• Coverage of Shootings in Aurora, Colorado; Vigils Held at Scene of Massacre; Treating the Wounded
• Continuing Coverage of the Colorado Shootings; Bomb Squad Still Working on Holmes' Apartment
• Twelve Killed in Theater Shooting; Suspect's Apartment Booby Trapped; No Known Motive for Massacre; James Holmes Suspected in Shooting; Hundreds Dead in Syria Fighting
• Colorado Theater Shooting; Two More Victims Identified; Dealing With the Emotional Pain; Hundreds Dead In Syrian Fighting; Remembering Colorado Shooting Victims; American Wanted in Bulgaria Bomb Attack


July 14, 2012
• Alligator Attack Survivor; Search for American Tourists Intensifies; Obama Questions Romney's Role at Bain; Syrians Assaulted By Helicopter Fire; Chicago Rocked by Rising Murder Rate; Olympic Legends Dish on the Games; Autistic Hiker Survives Utah Desert; Son Jokes on Internet, Father Arrested in Iran; 8-Year-Old Climbs Kilimanjaro
• Credit Card Companies and Retailers Settle Lawsuit; Decades Old Murder Case Reopened; New Technology Helps with Identifying Body; Man Survives Weeks Outdoors without Provisions; Presidential Race Heats Up; Man Builds Schools in South Africa; Video Captures Abuse at Convalescent Home
• Credit Card Companies Settle; Future Bleak for U.S. Young Workers
• Global Rate-Fixing Scandal; Kidnapped Tourists In Egypt; Tattoos Keeping Immigrants From Obtaining Visas; Drug Smuggling Tunnel From Mexico; Romney's Exit from Bain in Question; Condoleezza Rice Suggested as V.P.; Personalized 911 Calls; Fallout from Penn State Report; Life after Training, Games are Done; Inside the Making of Robotic Snakes
• American Tourists Kidnapped in Egypt; Spike in Violent Crime; Credit Card Giants Agree to $7.2 Billion Settlement; Syrians Attacked from Sky
• American Tourists Kidnapped in Egypt; Shooting People For Fun; Syrians Attacked From Sky


July 07, 2012
• Burning Up & Powerless; Severe Heat Threat; Afghanistan Designated a U.S. Ally; Mysterious Illness; Scientology and Celebrity; Interview with Ringo Starr; Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Title
• U.S. Pledges Lasting Alliance with Afghanistan; Heat Wave Hits Part of U.S.; Teens Challenge Media on Portrayal of Young Women; Activists Call for Ending Ban on Blood Donations by Gay Men; Young Voters May be Less Enthusiastic about Upcoming Presidential Election; Essence Music Festival Taking Place in New Orleans
• Secretary of State Clinton Announces Afghanistan as "Non-NATO Ally"; Voters Split Over Obama and Romney; Another Scorching Day for Most of the U.S.; Malware Virus Expected to Hit on Monday; Asian- American Community Focuses on Election Day; Bullying Victim Speaks Out
• New Agreement With Afghanistan; Continued Heat Wave In U.S.; Libyan Election; Unknown Illness Killing Cambodian Children; Scientology and Tom Cruise; Ereaders That Collect Data On Users; Jobs Report on the Campaign Trail; Great Whites Off the Coast; Turning Trash into Gas; Peterson Murder Trial Begins This Month; "God Particle" Breakthrough
• Partnership with Afghanistan; Jobs Numbers Impact Obama Tour; Internet Blackout This Monday; Serena Williams Going for #5; Race for Congress Turns Ugly
• Partnership With Afghanistan; Puerto Rico Police Force Blasted; Kids Killed By Mystery Illness; CNN Hero Zack Hudson; U.S. Economy Creates 80,000 Jobs in June; Asian-Americans May Make a Difference on Election Day; Problems in Puerto Rico


June 30, 2012
• Millions Lose Power; Hundreds of Homes Destroyed; Flight Attendant Loses Cool; Wildfires Torching Colorado; Mean Girls Aren't Cool; Devastating Fires in Colorado; Interview with Cyndi Lauper
• Wildfires Continue to Threaten Colorado Cities; Supreme Court Upholds Obamacare; Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes Split; Texas Town Divided on Race Issue; Film Features People Tripping on a Step in New York City
• Devastating Fires Continue in Colorado; Power Outages Along East Coast as Temperatures Climb Above 100 Degrees; Mean Girls Aren't Cool
• Wildfires In Colorado; New Egyptian President; U.S. Heat Wave; Courtroom Death After Guilty Verdict; Protecting Tech Gadgets In Storms; Supreme Court Upholds Healthcare Law; Zimmerman Fights to Get Out of Jail; Hundreds of Homes Destroyed; Cyndi Lauper Fired Up
• Millions Powerless; Colorado on Fire; Morsi Sworn In as Egyptian President; New Rules for Juvenile Offenders
• Record Heat Wave; Supreme Court Upholds Affordable Care Act; Morsi Sworn in as Egypt's President


June 23, 2012
• Jerry Sandusky Guilty; Health Care Ruling is Close; Interview with Jerry Sandusky's Attorney; Filmmaker Makes Documentary About Deadly Violence in Northern Mexico; Obamacare Explained
• Sandusky Defense Prepares for Sentencing; Supreme Court Weighs on Obamacare; School Bus Monitored Bullied
• Jerry Sandusky Guilty; Health Care Decision Looms; California Proponents of Proposition 29 Concede Defeat
• Sandusky Found Guilty; Protests in Egypt; Terror Threat In Kenya; Details of Health Care Reform Act; Ugliest Dog Contest; Bully Victim Sues City; The Osmonds: Songs, Shows and Plastic Surgery; Tracking the Tropics; Mexican Cartels Killing Journalists
• Jerry Sandusky Found Guilty; Health Care Decision Looming; Moody's Downgrads 15 Banks
• Jerry Sandusky Found Guilty; Health Care Decision Looming; Fighting For Right To Swim Topless; Obama Administration Asserts Executive Privilege in 'Fast and Furious' Investigation


June 16, 2012
• Overhauling Immigration; Colorado Firefighters Need Rain; U.N. Suspends Syria Mission; Historic Vote in Egypt; Tsunami Debris Washes up in U.S.; Palin Rallies Tea Party Activists; A Doctor without Borders; Major Immigration Policy Change; Historic Day for China; Watergate Secrets
• Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Dies; Violence Continues in Syria; Political Pundits Debate President's New Immigration Policy; New Watergate Details Released; CNN Hero Tries to Prevent Underage Drunk Driving; New Documentary Details Sexual Assault in U.S. Military; Michigan House Member Criticized for Using Inappropriate Language
• Resurrecting the DREAM Act; Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Dies; Greece at Critical Juncture; Fighting Against Cyber Bullying
• Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz Dies; Deaths From Mexican Hurricane; Canadian Armored Car Robbery; Rise Of Drug Cartels In U.S.; New Obama Immigration Policy; Pentagon's Gay Pride Celebration; Sandusky Trial Nears Halfway Point; Movie Weaves Complicated Family Drama
• Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Dies; Overhauling Immigration; Greece at Critical Juncture; Pivotal Choice for Egypt; Chilling Testimony in Sandusky Trial
• Historic Vote In Egypt; Manhunt for Canadian Shooting Suspect; A Doctor Without Borders; Economic Orphans; China Sends Female Astronaut to Space; Mexican Drug Cartels Move Into U.S.; Saudi Crown Prince Dies


June 09, 2012
• Help for 9/11 Victims; Spain Mulls Bank Bailout; Dozens Killed in Syria Today; No Triple Crown Today; Obama and Romney's War of Words; Bullied Florida Teen Attempts Suicide; Stand Your Ground?; From Homeless to Harvard; New Information About Day Lincoln Was Shot
• Violence Continues in Syria; High School Teacher Gives Notable Commencement Address; E. Coli Cases Reported Across U.S.; "I'll Have Another" Retires Before Belmont Stakes; CNN Hero Matches Veterans with Trained Dogs; Interview with Actress Judith Light; Interview with Producer Andy Cohen
• Obama's Gaffe; Homeless Student Bound For Harvard; Bullying in Florida
• White House Ramping Up Leaks Investigation; More Violence in Syria; Covering Cancers From World Trade Center Demolition; Teen Burned Alerting Neighbors Of Fire; Unemployment Running Out For Many; Connecticut Plan To Help Long-Term Unemployed; Orangutans Using IPad; MakerBot Inventor; Medical Mistakes Kill 250,000 a Year; Mom Arrested for Cheering at Graduation; Back in Saddle with "Dallas" Cast
• Help for 9/11 Victims; Obama and Romney's War of Words; Out of Work Over a Year; Gunfights Erupt in Syrian Capital; Firefighter on Trial for Murder; No More Racing for "I'll Have Another"
• Adding Cancers To 9/11 Health Fund; Firefighter On Trial For Murder; Focus On Long-Term Unemployment; CNN Hero Mary Cortani; Fighting in Damascus; Vegan Diet; Interview with Cast Members of New 'Dallas'


June 02, 2012
• Life in Prison for Hosni Mubarak; Janitor Tries to Blow Up School; Wisconsin Recall Election Tuesday; Celebrating 60 Years on the Throne; UCLA: P. Diddy's Son Earned Scholarship; Wiping Out Student Debt; George Zimmerman Ordered Back to Jail
• Former Egyptian Leader Hosni Mubarak Sentenced to Life Imprisonment; Violence Continues in Syria; President Speaks about U.S. Economy's Recent Poor Performance; Man with No Hand and One Leg Helps Save Family from Fire; P. Diddy's Son Get Full Football Scholarship to UCLA
• Mubarak Sentenced; Low Job Numbers for May; Men Get Pampered For Father's Day
• Mubarak Sentenced: Life in Prison; Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee; Explaining the Numbers and Meaning of the Monthly Jobs Report; New Type of Baseball Glove; Zimmerman must Surrender by Sunday; Government Weighs Retail Option; Fly Fishing with Reynolds; A Young Filmmaker's Big Break
• Verdict for a Dictator; Zimmerman Returning to Jail; Dow Tumbles 275 Points; A Royal Extravaganza; "Harsh Indictment" of White House
• Life In Prison For Hosni Mubarak; Jobs Report Sinks Dow; A Royal Extravaganza; Zimmerman Ordered Back to Jail; Elite Air Force Unit; Nutritionist Gives Weight Loss Tips


May 26, 2012
• Etan Patz Disappearance Suspect on Suicide Watch; Pope's Butler Arrested for Leaking Confidential Letters; Runoff Elections in Egypt; Unprecedented Security in London
• Man Confesses to Murdering Etan Patz 30 Years after Event; Author Highlights Security Dangers of High Technology; Fleet Week Commences in New York City; Man Exonerated of Rape after 10 Years; Veteran Helps Other Veterans Return to Civilian World
• Vatican Arrests Man Leaking Documents of the Pope; Suspect in Etan Patz Case Charged; Gunman Dead in Indiana Standoff; No Verdict Vet in Edwards' Trial


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