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January 26, 2013
• Gun Control March Today in D.C.; Winter Weather Wreaks Havoc; North Korea Threatens U.S. and South Korea; Pentagon Lifts Ban on Women in Combat; Sandy Victims Left in the Cold; Hillary Clinton's Legacy; Mentally Ill Felon Obtained Firearms; Selling Eels to the World; Best Local Eating In China; Stomach Bug Rears Ugly Head
• Hacker Group Threatens U.S. Government Websites; March in National Mall Favoring Gun Control Commences; Nine-Year-Old Opens Charity; Hillary Clinton Testifies Before Congress; Armstrong Asked to Testify Before USADA; Man With Spinal Injury Opens Rehab Gym Chain; Interview With "Argo" Screenwriter Chris Terrio
• Anonymous Threats on Government Web sites; March for Gun Control; Armstrong Not to Testify
• Arctic Blast Grips Much of U.S.; Hacker Groups War With U.S. Government; Lance Armstrong Won't Talk to Anti-Doping Agency; Gun Control March in D.C.; New Orleans Football Fans Target Goodell; Discussion On Manti Te'o; Creating the Perfect Snow Skis; Convicted Murderer Obtained Arsenal; Hannah Storm Recovering From Propane Explosion; Best Eats in Hong Kong
• Hillary Clinton Prepares to Depart State Department; Women in Combat; Credit Card Swipe Fees are Coming; Looking Back at Hillary's Impact; Inside "Argo"


January 19, 2013
• What's in Store at the Big Inauguration Ceremony?; Lance Armstrong Opens Up About Doping, Bullying; Manti Te'o Speaks Out About Dead Girlfriend Hoax; One American Dead, Six Free in Algeria Hostage Situation; Interview With Outgoing Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar;
• Washington D.C. Prepares for President Obama's Second Inaugural; Hostage Crisis in Algeria Continues; Gun Control Measures Debated; Chelsea Clinton Speaks to Crowd in Washington D.C.; Interview with Fashion Photographer Nigel Barker; Charity Event Chefs' Ball Profiled
• 57th Inaugural Ceremony Ready for Kickoff; Manti Te'o Denies Involvement in Fake Girlfriend Hoax; Death Toll Rise in Flu Outbreak
• Lance Armstrong's Doping Confession; Hostage Crisis in Algeria; Obama's Push for Gun Law Reform; Analysis of Second-Term Presidents; Sundance Film Festival; Eat Like a Local: Seoul, South Korea
• Preparing for Obama's 2nd Inauguration; Lance Armstrong: "I've Been to a Dark Place"; Preparing for the Second Term; Report Card for the President; Preparing for the Second Term; Michelle Obama's Fashion Choices


January 12, 2013
• Armstrong to Admit Doping; Arraignment for James Holmes Set for March; Choosing to Live; Flu "Epidemic" May be Slowing; Gun Debate Heats Up; New Recommendations for Ambien; U.S. Guitar Maker Counts on Europe; Afghan War Could End by 2015; Hero Teachers Take Action in Shooting; New York's Newest Black Market; Good Guys with Guns; White House Preparing New Gun Policy; Tough Teen Winner; Local Eating in Beijing, China; Squid Fishing is Hot Sport
• Flu Epidemic Sweeps U.S.; Lance Armstrong to Admit to Doping; Federal Gun Violence Panels Continue to Meet; Crime Ring of Tide Detergent Theft Exposed; Interview with Producers of 85th Academy Awards; Razzies Founder Discusses History of Awards Show
• Flu Epidemic in 47 States; Lance Armstrong to Admit to Doping; Prostitution Scandal Won't Go Away; Joe Biden's Task Force on Gun Control
• Oprah to Interview Lance Armstrong; Legal Ramifications of Armstrong Admitting Drug Use; Flu Epidemic in U.S.; Debate on Guns in Schools; Football's Link to Brain Damage; Drug Testing in Baseball; Innovative Chicago Chef; Reshat Mati: World Champion Teen; Golden Globes Contenders
• "USA Today": Armstrong to Admit Doping; Worst, Earliest Flu Season in Years; Boeing's Dreamliner in Crisis; FDA Recommends New Ambien Guidelines; Behind the Scenes: Oscar Preps; The Latest from CES


January 05, 2013
• City Leaders Speak Out on Ohio Rape Case; Spotlight on Steubenville; Supreme Court Hears Baby Veronica Case; American Journey in a Slow Economy
• New Congress Sworn In; Interview with Congressman John Campbell; Interview with Congressman Eliot Engel; Rape Victim Uses Social Media Against Attackers; Pro-Gun Rights Activist Criticizes Proposed Gun Control Laws; Craftsmen Make Model Planes Based on Superman and Super Girl
• President Obama to Name New Chief at Pentagon; Will Lance Armstrong Admit to Doping?; Gabby Giffords Visits Newtown; Upcoming Budget Battle
• Reports Tap Chuck Hagel as Possible New Defense Secretary; Details Emerging in Ohio High School Rape Case; NYT Reports: Lance Armstrong May Admit to Doping; Interview With Freshman Utah Republican Congressman Chris Stewart; Calls for Reform of Rape Laws in India; Lawmaker Fights Abortions; NYC Courts Feeling Sandy's Impact; How to Eat Like a Local in Denver, Colorado
• Chuck Hagel: Next Secretary of Defense?; Debt Ceiling Battle; Interview with Congressman Marc Veasey of Texas; Life in Damascus: Fighting to Survive; High Court to Hear Baby Veronica Disput


December 29, 2012
• Scrambling to Avoid Fiscal Cliff; Gang Raped New Delhi Woman Dies; Tea Party Sees Power Declining; How to Get a Ride Quick; Bridgeport Launches Gun Buyback; Senate Approves Aid to Superstorm Sandy Victims; More Snow For East Coast; Markets React To Fiscal Cliff
• Still Waiting: Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Continue; Russian Law Bans Americans from Adopting Russian Children; Controversial Surveillance Law to be Extended by Congress; Interview with "Modern Family" Producer Danny Zuker; Marathon Man Doesn't Let Cancer Slow Him Down; Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin to Host New Year's Eve Special
• Hope for Avoiding the Fiscal Cliff; The Fight to Pardon the Wilmington Ten; Nelson Mandela's Granddaughters Discuss Grandfather's Health; Interview With Former Chairman of the FDIC Sheila Bair
• Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Continue Into Final Days of 2012; A Look at Some New State Laws in 2013; Maine Same-Sex Marriage Law Takes Effect; Pros and Cons of the Fiscal Cliff From a Wall Street Perspective; India Rape Victim Dies, Protests Continue; 40,000 Plus Killed in Syria's Civil War; Chicago's 500th Homicide for 2012; Stalked by Her Parents?; Setting Parental Boundaries
• The Most Unproductive Congress Ever?; Senate Approves Aid to Sandy Victims; Eavesdropping to Stop Terrorists; Fiscal Cliff Countdown: 3 Days; Russia Bans Adoptions by Americans; Georgia's "Pill Mill" Problem Grows; 2012: Your Best Moments


December 22, 2012
• Ten Days to Reach a Deal; Major Winter Storm Races East; Wall Street Wants to See Solutions; New High-Speed Internet Connection; Newtown United Takes on Gun Violence; Understanding and Managing Stress; Boston Cop Rescues Drowning Woman; Cached Out
• Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Continue; NRA Call for Armed Guards at Schools; Virginia House Delegate Calls for Arming Teachers; Political Pundits Discuss Fiscal Cliff; Boy Writes Book About his Dog; Man with Down Syndrome Beaten by Police
• Government on Vacation for Holidays, Fiscal Cliff Still Looms; NRA Calls for Armed Guards at Every School; White Christmas Forecast; Newtown United Taking on the NRA; Long-time Connecticut Radio Hosts Helping Newtown Residents Heal
• NRA Call for Armed Guards in All Schools; Senator Kerry Nominated for Secretary of State; Possible New Gun Control Laws; Pope Pardons Butler; Margaret Thatcher Surgery; Imprisoned Marine Released in Mexico; Russia Moves to Ban U.S. Adoptions of Russian Children; Fiscal Cliff Meltdown; Eating Like a Local: Cleveland, Ohio
• Fiscal Cliff: Just 10 Days Left; Midwest Blizzard Heads East; Gun Control Talk Fuels Surge in Sales; Top Sports Stories of 2012; Olympian's Secret Life as an Escort; New Calls for Gun Control


December 15, 2012
• Connecticut Elementary School Shooting; School Shooting Gunman Identified; What Happened Inside the School; Children Traumatized by Shooting; Two Dead In Vegas Casino Shooting; Egypt Votes For New Constitution Today; Mass Held For Pranked Nurse; New Details Emerge On Mass Shooting; Bodies Removed From School
• School Shooting Kills 20 Children and Six Adults; Latest Press Conference From CT State Police; Pundits Debate Gun Control Legislation
• Connecticut Elementary School Shooting; Parents of Survivors Discuss Children's Experience Inside the School; Interview with Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack; How to Counsel Children About Tragedy?; The Implications of "Meaningful Action"
• Connecticut School Shootings; Names of Victims Being Released; Profile of Sandy Hook Elementary Principal Dawn Hochsprung; Inside the Police Investigation
• Names of Victims to be Released This Morning; Heroic Teachers Saved Countless Lives at Sandy Hook; Questions About the Guns Used and Mental Health of Shooter; Profile of School Shooting Victim Psychologist Mary Sherlock


December 08, 2012
• Outrage Over Nurse Suicide; High Court Tackles Same-Sex Laws; Chemical Weapon Fears Boost Syrian Crisis; How the Fiscal Cliff Affects You; Exercising During the Holidays; Aleppo Streets Are a War Zone; Chemical Weapon Fears Boost Syrian Crisis; Good Books, Good Prices Equals Success; 100 Places to Eat Like a Local: Bangkok, Thailand; High Stakes Heisman; Army-Navy Rivalry
• U.S. Supreme Court Will Take on DOMA, Prop 8; What Will U.S. Do About Syria?; Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Ongoing; Interview with Matt and Melanie Capobianco About Adoption Case
• Supreme Court Hears Same-Sex Marriage Cases; Royals Issue Statement Regarding Suicide of Nurse After Radio Prank Gone Wrong; Preparing Yourself and Your Budget for the Fiscal Cliff; Interview with Former Middle East Peace Envoy George Mitchell; Indian Child Welfare Act and Adoption Cases
• Syrian Chemical Weapons; Crist Officially Joins Democrats; Nurse's Death Following Radio Prank to Kate Middleton's Hospital Room; Interview with Former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski; Supreme Court Takes Up Same Sex Marriage; "The Grand Bargain" Plan; Psy Apologizes for Anti-American Lyrics; Using Your Body to Charge Your Phone
• Nurse Duped By Call Commits Suicide; Charlie Crist Now a Democrat; "Red Lines" in Syria; Americans Prepping to Go Over Fiscal Cliff; Major Change to Autism Diagnosis; Psy Apologizes for Anti- American Lyrics


December 01, 2012
• Kansas City NFL Player Involved in Alleged Murder-Suicide; McAfee Emerges from Hiding; Terror Plot Foiled; Egypt Gets New Constitution; 31 Days Until the Fiscal Cliff; Four Female Vets Challenge Pentagon; Online Training From EDX Helps Students and Job Seekers; Internet, Phone Lines Down In Syria; The Fiscal Cliff and Housing; 100 Places to Eat Like A Local: London, England; Last American Bellmaker Fights On
• Protests Continue in Egypt; Pundits Discuss Future of GOP; Internet Pioneer John McAfee on the Run From Authorities; Man Sues Organization Providing Conversion Therapy; David Beckham Leaves Galaxy; CNN Prepares to Host Ceremony for CNN Heroes; Girl Bullied From School; Former Drug Addict Becomes Dancer
• Syria's War Intensifying; More Protests in Egypt; Fighting For the Right For Women in the Military; Two Powerball Winners
• Fiscal Cliff Deadline Looms; Teen Shot In Florida; North Korea Scheduled Rocket Launch; Pro-Morsi Rally In Egypt; Interview with Former Romney Adviser Carlos Gutierrez; Murder Case In Belize Involving Internet Mogul; STEM Immigration Bill; Robot Helping Autistic Children; Suing the Pentagon to Fight in Combat; America's First Dog Makes Christmas Rounds
• Million Man Marches in Egypt; Remaking the Republican Brand; Reparative Therapy Controversy; Calling Attention to AIDS Funding; Beckham Era Ends Today


November 24, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: More Unrest in Egypt; Peace Holds In Gaza Conflict; Yasser Arafat's Cause of Death; Larry Hagman Dies; Interview with 'The Other Son' Movie Producer Raphael Berdugo
• Remembering Larry Hagman; Buying the Hottest High-Tech Toys; Twelve Scams of Christmas; Hector "Macho" Camacho Declared Dead; Outrage Over Morsi's New Order Grows; Fragile Truce Holds in Gaza Conflict; School Adopts Girl's Anti-Bullying Model; Powerball Drawing Tonight; Online Versus Retail Store Battle Rages; 100 Places To Eat Like A Local: Manchester, New Hampshire
• Actor Larry Hagman Dies; Former Boxer Hector Camacho Dies; Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas Continues; Protests Continue in Egypt; Political Pundits Discuss Hamas; Small Business Devastated by Hurricane Sandy; Senator Marco Rubio Makes Controversial Statements about Science Education; Interview with Scientist Bill Nye
• Protests in Egypt over Morsi's Expansion of Power; Ceasefire Remains Intact in Gaza and Israel; Black Friday Brings Big Numbers to Walmart; Nine-Year-Old Creates Anti-Bullying Initiative; What's Behind the Walmart Walkouts?
• Demonstrations in Egypt; Natural Gas Line Explosion in Massachusetts; Was Arafat Murdered?; Chances for Israel-Hamas Peace Continuing; A Stove That Makes Electricity; A Look Back At Larry Hagman's Acting Career; Thirty-Eight Days Until Fiscal Cliff; Hitting the Stores on 'Gray Thursday'; Holiday Travel for Parents
• Egyptians Protest Morsi's New Law; Peace Holds in Gaza Conflict; Health Concerns After Sandy; The 12 Scams of Christmas; Children of Conflict; Wrong Way Leads to Prison Sentence


November 17, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: Israel Blasts Gaza; The Week That Was; Interview with Israeli Knesset Deputy Speaker Danny Danon; Warren Buffett Talks Fiscal Cliff, Congress, and 2016 Elections; Is 'Lincoln' Accurate?
• Twinkies: A Pop Culture Icon; Edging Closer to War; Gaza-Israel Conflict Escalates; Obama Begins Three-Nation Asian Tour; Why So Many Lost Power From Sandy; Helping Sandy's Furry Victims; 45 Days Until Fiscal Cliff Deadline; Israelis, Palestinians Wage Online War; Sandy Victims Struggling To Recovery
• Tensions Continue Rise Between Israel and Hamas; Israel Launches Airstrikes at Gaza in Response to Rocket Attacks; Pundits Assess Political Consequences of Benghazi Attacks; General Petraeus Testifies Before Congress; Mitt Romney Makes Controversial Assessment of Presidential Loss; Jill Kelley Profiled; Hostess Announces Company Shutdown
• Troops Amassing in Gaza Border; Interview With Israel Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon; Interview with Palestinian Legislative Council Member Abdullah Abdullah
• Israeli Air Strikes Continue in Gaza; Talks Continue on Fiscal Cliff; David Petraeus Testifies on Capitol Hill; Obama's Historic Trip to Myanmar; Debate on Causes of Benghazi Situation; The Civilian Victims of Air Strikes; Forty-Five Days until the Fiscal Cliff; Affirmative Action Ban Struck Down; Deadly Dose; 100 Places to Eat Like a Local
• Israeli Troops Massing Near Gaza; Dual Diplomacy by Washington; Petraeus Testifies on Benghazi Attack; Interview with Palestinian Legislative Council Member Mustafa Barghouti; Bakery Specializes in Doggy Treats; Petitions to Secede in All 50 States


November 10, 2012
• WEEKEND EARLY START: Challenges for Sandy Victims; GOP-ocalypse Now; World Shows Love To Taliban Victim; CIA Chief David Petraeus Resigns; More Than 300,000 Still Without Power; Going Over the Fiscal Cliff
• Petraeus Resigns Over Sexual Affair; Questions Surround Petraeus Affair; Angry Over Long Power Outage; Colorado and Washington Say Yes to Marijuana; Message to Washington: Fix Economy; Seven Navy SEALs Disciplined; 52 Days Until The Fiscal Cliff; Florida Finishes Counting Ballots; Abe's Advice For Obama
• Extramarital Affair Ends Career of CIA Director General David Petraeus; President Set to Meet Congressional Leaders to Address Fiscal Cliff; People Made Homeless by Super Storm Sandy Finding Relief with FEMA; Young Girl Protected from Bullies by High School Football Team; New Los Angeles Law Mandates Condoms in Pornography
• Petraeus' Shocking Revelation and Resulting Scandal; Connecticut Gains Power; The Role of Women in the 2012 Election
• Questions About Petraeus' Resignation; Hurricane Sandy Clean-up Efforts Continue; Impact of Women Voters in Election; Malala Yousafzai Continues Path of Recovery; Voters Approve Same-Sex Marriage; 100 Places to Eat Like a Local; Colorado and Washington Say Yes to Marijuana
• Petraeus Resigns as CIA Director; Future of the Republican Party; The First Daughters; Two States Legalize Marijuana


November 03, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: Presidential Campaign Enters Final Weekend; Devastation from Hurricane Sandy; Interview with Bill Gross
• Sandy Gets the Late Night Treatment; President Obama Holds Ohio Rally; Sandy Claims 106 lives in the U.S.; Beer Plant Makes Emergency Water; Final Push for the Candidates; Jewish Vote Could Swing Florida; Long Lines For Early Voting In Florida; Candidates Battle For Wisconsin; Local "Saint" Helps Sandy Victims; Battle For Nevada; Battling For Control Of U.S. House
• New York Continues Recovery from Super-Storm Sandy; Presidential Candidates Campaign in Swing States; Polls Show Close Presidential Race; Early Voting Continues in Florida; Women Vote Examined; Interview with Gloria Steinem
• Obama & Romney in Swing State Blitz; U.S. Death Toll Rises; Early Voters Casting Votes in Florida
• Last Three Days of Presidential Campaign; Gas Lines Continue in Wake of Hurricane Sandy; President's Response to Sandy; Business Views on Campaign Job Promises; Some Banned from Homes after Sandy; Countdown to Election Day; Controversial Ballot Initiatives; Volunteers Hit Ground Hard in Wisconsin; Sandy Now Blamed for 105 Deaths in U.S.
• White House Race Hits Final Stretch; Sandy U.S. Death Toll Rises to 106; Battleground Wisconsin; Sandy Losses As High As $50 Billion; Politics of Climate Change


October 27, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: Hurricane Sandy Threatens East Coast; Undecided States in Focus; Miraculous Recovery of Malala; The Week That Was; Teenager Dies After Drinking Two Monster Energy Drinks
• Sandy Regains Hurricane Strength; Bracing for Sandy's Impact; Hurricane May Impact Early Voting; Battling for North Carolina; It's All About North Virginia; Ohio: "Romney Can Win"; NYPD: Mother Saw Nanny Stabbing Herself; South Carolina Data Breach May Involve 3.6M; Presidential Impersonators Take Manhattan; Family Sues Monster Energy Drink; Alternative Car Repair Strategy; Candidates Vie For Women's Vote
• Hurricane Sandy Threatening U.S. East Coast; Presidential Race Tightens; President Holds Leads in Swing State Polls; Women's Vote Crucial to Presidential Election; Interview with Graham Nash
• East Coast States Prepare for Hurricane Sandy; Weather Forecasts Force Campaigns to Cancel Events
• Tracking Hurricane Sandy; Presidential Election Close Race; Interview with Ohio State Senator Nina Turner; Recycling Plant Transforms Waste to Fuel; Interview with Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted; Campaigns Cancel Rallies Due to Sandy; Ridgeway Murder Suspect Tried as Adult; Tracking Sandy by the Numbers
• Sandy Downgraded to Tropical Storm; Sandy and the Election; New Hampshire's Place in the Race; Sandy Churns in the Atlantic; Armstrong Doping Sanctions Continue


October 20, 2012
• Weekend Early Start: Campaigns Heat Up In Swing States; Nevada Man Unemployed and Uncommitted; Beirut Car Bomb Kills Top Official; Fiscal Cliff Examined; Healthy Pumpkins
• Presidential Race Intensifies; Armstrong Stays Mum on Scandal; Shooting Spree Outside Detroit; Eighty Syrians Found in Mass Grave; Documents Show Libya Security Fears; Palestinian Activists Thwarted at Gaza; Armstrong Could Face Lawsuits; Clashing Over Pennsylvania Voter ID Law; Nevada Man Unemployed and Uncommitted; Disney Introduces First Latina Princess; Billboards Target Voter Fraud
• Mitt Romney's Comments on Women Draw Controversy; Libya Attack Examined; Pundits Assess Presidential Race; Shooters Loose in D.C.; NFL Punter Advocates Marriage Equality; Interview with Lilly Ledbetter; Anti-Bullying Activists Discuss Legislation
• Armstrong Stepped Down; Undecideds Wooed by Obama & Romney
• Shootings in Michigan; Israeli Sea Blockade; Early Voting Election Results; Uncommitted Voters; Jerusalem Market; Pakistani Shooting Victim Recovering; Car Bombing In Lebanon; What Matters to Women; Armstrong Loses Endorsements, Charity; Armstrong's Tarnished Doping Image; Cooling Glove Helps Body Recover; Bringing Day Care to High School
• Obama: Romney has "Romnesia"; CNN Poll Close Contest for Florida; Standing Up for Lance; Fighting Voter Fraud in 2012; Interview with New York Democratic Congressman Eliot Engel


October 13, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: Obama Office Hit By Bullet; Debate Over The VP Debate; Tough New Election Laws In 19 States; Teen Activist Fights For Life; Are You Better Off Now Than Four Years Ago?; Tips for Healthy Living; Buzz for 'Argo'
• Police Find Missing Colorado Girl's Body; Pakistani Teen Activist Fights for Her Life; Shuttle on Final Journey Home; Race for Ohio Very Close; Sexual Assaults in the Military; Florida Reporter's Body Found In Concrete; Report: Fed Probe Jesse Jackson Jr.; Ex- Teammate Accuses Armstrong; Zumba Instructor Ran Prostitution Ring; Quarterback Becomes Homecoming Queen
• Space Shuttle Endeavor Reaches Los Angeles; Political Pundits Weigh in on Vice Presidential Debate; Pakistani Human Rights Activist in Critical Condition after Assault; Army Sergeant Has Preventive Mastectomy; Bullied Girl Commits Suicide
• Endeavour Off to New Home; Fungal Meningitis Claimed 14 Lives; Voter ID Issues
• GOP Candidates Campaign in Ohio; Investigation into Lab Associated With Meningitis Cases; Examining Voter ID Laws; Robotic Cockroaches; Update on Pakistani Shooting Victim; Obama Office Hit by Bullet; Gang Member or Terrorist?; Sexual Assaults in the Military
• Battle for Ohio; Debate Over Libya Responsibility; Sports World Goes "Gangnam Style"; Shuttle's Slow Ride to Resting Place; Michael Vick Has a Pet Dog


October 06, 2012
• WEEKEND EARLY START: Unemployment Rate Falls; New 'Friendly Fire' Theory in Borden Patrol Death; 300 Infected, 5 Dead in Fungal Meningitis Outbreak; Are You Getting the Best Sleep Possible?
• Deadly Meningitis Outbreak; Get Flu Shot or You're Fired; Turkish Soldiers Returns Syrian Fire; Saving Lives in Syria; Unemployment Rate Falls To 7.8 Percent; Jobless Numbers Questioned; Space X Launch Set For Tomorrow; Mars Rover Will Try Its Scoop; Wild Card Was a Wild Game; Sleep Better, Not Always Longer; A Tough Road To Stardom; How Body Language Changed Debate
• Massachusetts Chemist Charged with Evidence Tampering; Presidential Debate Assessed; Latino Voters to Play Large Role in 2012 Election; Boy Being Bullied Caught on Tape; Unemployment Rate Falls to 7.8 Percent; Small Apartment in London Very Expensive
• Jack Welch Amends Controversial Tweet; Unemployment Down; Interview With Ohio Republican Assistant Secretary of State Scott Borgemenke; Interview with Democrat Ohio State Senator Nina Turner
• Latest Jobs Numbers Debate; Focus on Indiana Manufacturing Plant Jobs; Terrorist Extradited to U.S.; The Impact of Latino Voters; Tunisians Questioned in Libyan Attack; Scottish Dialect Goes Extinct; Hugo Chavez Reelection Chances; Massachusetts Drug Lab Scandal; Reading Politicians' Body Language
• Jobs Report Becomes Political Football; State Department Denied Special Forces Request; More Cases of Fungal Meningitis; Debate- Watchers: Romney Won; Jobless Numbers Questioned


September 29, 2012
• Deliberate Terrorist Assault; Rep. Peter King Calls For Ambassador Susan Rice to Resign; Captured Weapons; The Candidates Plan For Health Care; Olivia Wilde on Women Empowerment in Kenya; Big Fall in Housing Market in Three Years; Movie Sparks Debate Over School Reform
• U.S. Officials: Libya was a Terror Attack; Ryan Stumps in Two Key States; Hong Kong Billionaire's Proposal; Regular NFL Refs Return; Bountygate Scandal Hits Pop Warner; School Bullying Backfires; Jesus Wife Artifact "A Forgery"; Transforming Lives In Far-off Lands; Israel At U.N.: Stop Iran Now; FBI Investigate Flea Market Renoir; Millions Already Casting Ballots
• Presidential Candidates Campaign; Political Analysts Examine Presidential Debates; CNN Hero Bring Education to Afghanistan's Girls; Egyptian Journalist Spray Paints Controversial Posters; NFL Referee Lockout Ends
• White House Stands By Rice; Bank of American Settling Over Merrill Lynch Lawsuit; Obama and Romney's Individual Stance on the War on Drugs; The Battle Over (and in) Ohio; Interview with Ohio Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted
• Congressman Calls For U.N. Ambassador to Resign; FDA Warns About Online Pharmacies; Upcoming Supreme Court Cases; Obama and Romney Stances on Gun Control; Attack on Czech President; Man Offers $64 Million For Suitor For His Daughter; Thirty-eight Days Until Election Day; No Bail for Anti-Islam Filmmaker; Ending Child Prostitution; The Search for Jimmy Hoffa; Schwarzenegger Opens Up in New Book
• Call for Rice to Resign; Romney: We Can Win Pennsylvania; Battle Over ID Laws; Ahmadinejad's Farewell to the U.N.; School Bullying Backfires


September 22, 2012
• EARLY START WEEKEND: Romney Releases Tax Returns; Libyans Support for U.S.; Expectation of Privacy; Georgia Teen Starved by Parents; Examining Israel-U.S. Relationship; Eating These Foods May Lower Your Risk for Cancer


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