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March 31, 2002
• Interviews With Ahmed Tibi, Roni Milo
• Violence Escalates in the Middle East


March 24, 2002
• Oscar's Trip Back Home
• Bush on His Way Back to Washington
• Fires in New Mexico Destroy at Least 30 Homes
• Who Will Win at the Oscars?
• Interview With Chris Farley of 'TIME'
• Academy Awards Hands Out Oscars Tonight
• President Bush Wraps Up Tour of Central America
• Interview With Trilby Lundberg
• Interview With Fire Information Officer James Mason


March 17, 2002
• Catholic Church Considers Breaking With Traditions
• Interview With Kym Pasqualini
• U.S. Officials Worry al Qaeda, Taliban May Change Tactics
• More Violence Shakes Middle East
• President Bush Expresses Outrage Over Terrorist Attack in Pakistan
• Interview With Filmmakers B.Z. Goldberg, Justine Shapiro
• Bush Expresses Outrage at Terrorist Attack in Pakistan


March 10, 2002
• Israelis, Palestinians Plan Meeting
• Olympic Medalist Sarah Hughes Remains Toast of Her Home Town
• Screen Actors Guild Awards Set to Begin Soon
• Interview With Ken Pollack, Michael O'Hanlon
• Operation Anaconda Continues
• Bush to Deliver Speech Outlining Next Steps in War on Terror
• SAG Awards Take Place Tonight
• Interview With Marc Ginsberg
• Military Leaders Say No Timeline on Operation Anaconda
• Cheney Stays in London On His Way to Middle East


March 03, 2002
• Space Shuttle Columbia Completes Part of Its Mission
• Dog Mauling Trial Enters Third Week
• New Violent Videogame About to Be Released in Asia
• Interview With Anthony Fauci
• Catholic Church Under Pressure to Take Action Against Pedophile Priests
• White House Learns of Possible Terrorist Plot
• U.S. Forces Involved in Campaign Against al Qaeda in Eastern Afghanistan
• Interview With Matthew Felling
• What Can U.S. Do to Stop Israeli-Palestinian Violence?
• Fighting in Afghanistan Raises Concerns About Country's Security


February 24, 2002
• Some Families of 9/11 Victims Expected to Lose Health Care Benefits
• Saudi Crown Prince May Formally Recognize Israel
• U.S. Requested Sheikh's Arrest Two Weeks Before Pearl's Kidnapping
• Interview With Authors Lynne Lancaster, David Stillman
• Interview With Arabic Musicians Khalid, Simon Shaheen
• Two Athletes Test Positive for Doping, Stripped of Gold Medals
• U.S. Says It Ordered Sheikh's Arrest Before Pearl Was Kidnapped
• Circus Enriches South African Neighborhood
• Interview With James Shelledy
• Legendary Animator Chuck Jones Dies
• Interview With Donna LeValley
• Melee Breaks Out in Salt Lake City
• Bin Laden's Whereabouts Remain Unknown


February 17, 2002
• Decomposing Bodies, Body Parts Found Near Georgia Crematorium
• Afghanistan Plagued by Security Concerns
• 7-Year-Old Driver Causes Accident in Florida
• Behind the Science of Love
• Interview With Sleep Disorder Specialists Daniel Kripke, Phyllis Zee
• More Than 100 Decomposing Bodies Found In, Around Georgia Crematorium
• Security Concerns Take Center Stage at the Hajj
• Interview With Ice Skating Coach Kathy Casey
• President Bush Visits Japan
• Interview With Robert Gordon, Nada Stotland
• Three More Events Award Medals in 2002 Winter Olympics
• Saddam Hussein Becomes Hot Topic for Bush Officials on Talk Shows
• Bush Will Talk With Japanese Prime Minister in a Few Hours


February 10, 2002
• Mysterious Illness Causes Death of One; Seven Others Treated
• Interview With Audrey Hagen of Department of Forestry
• Britain Remembers Princess Margaret
• Interview With Barry Lawrence of CareerBuilder.com
• U.S. Claims First Gold Medal
• Interview With MIT's Allison MacFarlane
• Woman Dies of Mysterious Illness in New Jersey
• U.S. Central Command Recovers Forensic Evidence in Afghanistan
• Connecticut Hospital Uses Main Street to Help Alzheimer's Patients
• Russian Circus Falls on Hard Times
• U.S. Team Claims First Olympic Gold Medal
• Woman Dies From Bacterial Pneumonia; Seven Others Hospitalized
• Anti-American Sentiment Is on the Rise in Iran
• New Evidence Found in Investigation of Unmanned Drone Strike


February 03, 2002
• Patriots' Fans Gather at Sports Depot in Boston to Watch Super Bowl
• Protests Continue Outside World Economic Forum
• Camp Kandahar Gathers to Watch Super Bowl
• Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Open Up to Muslim Chaplain
• Arthur Andersen Asks Former Fed Chairman to Head Oversight Board
• Ken Lay Announces He Will Not Testify Before Congress Tomorrow
• Interview With Tom Parsons of BestFares.com
• Interview With Architect Dave Thompson
• Is the Super Bowl Site As Safe As It Can Be?
• Arafat Condemns Terrorism in Op-Ed Piece
• Administration Officials Hit Airwaves to Explain 'Axis of Evil'
• Army Personnel in Kandahar Tunes Into Super Bowl
• Can the Patriots Overcome the Rams?
• Ken Lay Scheduled to Testify Before Congress Tomorrow


January 27, 2002
• British Newspaper Uncovers Violent Terrorist Recruitment Videos
• Interview With Vulcanologist Tom Sisson
• Lawsuit Against USDA Alleges Use of Diseased Cows for Human Food
• Interview With U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
• Interview With Wayne Owens
• Bush Plans to Discuss Homeland Security in State of the Union Speech
• Some Within Bush Administration Push to Cut Ties With Arafat
• Interview With Mark Malloch-Brown


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