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February 13, 2005
• Gunfire Breaks Out in New York State Shopping Mall; Interview with Janet Reno
• Women With Higher Salaries Have Greater Chance Of Marriage; D.C. Council Proposes Ban On Selling Violence Videogames To Minors; World Press Photo Contest Announces Winner
• Iraq Elections Results In


February 06, 2005
• More Concerns About Iran Nuclear Policy; Intervie with Jamail Larkins; L.A. Times Reports "Deep Throat" Is Seriously Ill
• Iran Government Makes Stern Warning Against Attacking Their Country; Security Is Super Tight In Jacksonville Tonight; Genes May Affect How You Body Responds To Alcohol
• Pope Makes Public Appearance; Super Bowl Security Tightened


January 30, 2005
• Iraqis Turn Out to Vote


January 23, 2005
• Snow Storm Hits Northeastern U.S.


January 16, 2005
• Security Tight for Inauguration; Interview with Civil Rights Photographer Bob Adelman
• Interview with Charlie Goldberg, Dale Maderos; Interview with Michaela Angela Davis


January 09, 2005
• More Details About Tsunami Discussed
• West Coast Getting Hit With Massive Storm; Western England Facing Floods; Interview with Ray Kurtzweil
• Palestinian Elections Under Way; Snow Storm Hits California


January 02, 2005
• Relief Supplies Starting to Arrive for Tsunami Victims
• Continued Tsunami Coverage; Interview with Bernhard Goonetilleke
• Continued Tsunami Coverage; Interview with Sally Donnelly


December 26, 2004
• Earthquake Hits Southeast Asia; Bush Express Condolences
• How Did Retail Sector Do?; Thousands Killed by Earthquake, Tsunamis in Southeast Asia
• Earthquake Spawns Tsunamis Across Southeast Asia; Holiday Travelers Stranded


December 19, 2004
• Cuban Government Posts Banners Of Abu Ghraib Prisoners In Response To U.S. Mission's Christmas Decorations; Insurgents Kill Senior Iraqi Election Official, 2 Bodyguards; Pfizer Keeps Celebrex On Market
• Suicide Bombers Drive Car Into Funeral Procession In Najaf; Tips On Researching Legitimate Health Information On Internet
• Car Bombs Kill Dozens in Iraq; Murderer Showed Off Stolen Baby; Small German Town Answers Santa Letters


December 12, 2004
• Profile Of 13-year-old Amputee Artist Ali Abbas; Several Marines Injured In Car Bomb Attack; A Look At Golden Globe Contenders
• Head NASA Administrator Resigns; Bomb, Gunfire Kills 4 At Gaza Checkpoint
• Who Will Be Next Head of Homeland Security?; A Look at the Two Marys


December 05, 2004
• Coast Guard Struggles To Maintain Port Security; Unabomber Brother Fights To Abolish Death Penalty In New York; Ohioans, Jesse Jackson, Fight For Statewide Recount In Ohio
• Hundreds Of Canadian Airport Security Uniforms Missing; Egyptian, Israeli Governments Swap Prisoners; Forbes Magazine Looks At Cool New Gadgets For Holiday Presents
• 9/11 Families Ratchet Up Pressure on Washington; More Violence in Iraq


November 28, 2004
• Holiday Travel Goes Smoothly Despite Weather Delays; Congress Looks to Bush to Break Intelligence Reform Impasse; Ukraine Protestors Rally for Opposition Leader; Crystal Meth Blamed for Increase in HIV/AIDS
• A Look At Travel Delays Around The Country; Ali Velshi Discusses Investing In Art; Interview with Michael Scott


November 21, 2004
• January 30 Set As National Election Day In Iraq; Spending Bill Provision Offends Many In Senate
• Tips On How To Survive First Year In Restaurant Business; Teen Pregnancy Rates Down 34 Percent In Last 10 Years
• Bush State Visit to Chilean President Faces Security Concerns; Date Set for Iraq Elections; Arguments Delay Passage of Intelligence Reform Bill


November 15, 2004
• New Drug Shows Promising Weight Loss Potential; Miami Police Taser 2 Children; Catholic Church Begins Annual Conference Of Bishops


November 14, 2004
• New Drug Shows Promising Weight Loss Potential; Miami Police Taser 2 Children; Catholic Church Begins Annual Conference Of Bishops
• Gunmen Disrupt Arafat Wake; U.S. Military Announces Control Of Falluja, Fight Still Continues; CIA Deputy Director Resigns
• Fighting Continues in Falluja; Large Explosion in Central Baghdad


November 07, 2004
• Arabic Language Station Almanar Draws Harsh Criticism; A Look At Who's Staying, Who's Leaving In Bush Administration; Iraqi Forces Take Hospital In Falluja
• State Of Emergency Announced In Iraq; Former Army Soldier Files Lawsuit
• U.S. Troops Prepare for Assault on Falluja; Supporters of Yasser Arafat Keep Vigil Outside Paris Hospital


October 31, 2004
• Mad Dash For Presidential Finish Line; Fifteen People Killed in Tikrit Hotel Explosion; Palestinian Officials Say Arafat Improving; Bin Laden's Videotape Reminder that He is Still Alive and On the Run.
• Interview with Three Early Voters; Kerry Campaigns In Ohio, New Hampshire; Bush Campaigns In Florida
• Kerry Speaks at Baptist Church in Ohio; Bush Campaigns in Florida; Experts Examine Tape of Alleged al Qaeda Operative


October 24, 2004
• Arnold Schwazenegger To Campaign For Bush In Ohio; Flu Shot Shortage Not As Bad As People Think
• English Professor At Drew University Requires Voting As A Course Requisite; Kerry, Bush Campaigning Furiously In Battleground State; Zarqawi Claims Resposibility For Execution Of Dozens Of Iraqi National Guard
• Dozens of Murdered Iraqis Found Near Iraq-Iran Border; Bush, Kerry Intensify Efforts to Win Votes


October 17, 2004
• U.S. Planes, Tanks Attack Insurgent Positions in Fallujah; Gallup Poll Puts Bush in Lead
• U.S. Military Addresses Possible Case of Subordination in Iraq; Protecting Yourself Against Identity Theft
• U.S. Forces Begin New Round of Strikes in Fallujah; 'New York Times,' 'Boston Globe' Endorse Kerry for President


October 10, 2004
• Sinclar Broadcasting To Air Anti-Kerry Documentary; Interview with Cokie Roberts; What You Can Do To Avoid The Flu
• Mount St. Helens Continues To Threaten; Mehdi Army Begins Disarming; U.S. Army Begins Clean-up Of Samarra
• Rumsfeld Arrives in Iraq; Bush, Kerry Continue Campaigning


October 03, 2004
• Iraqi Children Return To School Today; U.S./British Authorities Stop Alleged Dirty Bomb Plot
• John Kerry Swings Through Ohio; Pressure Withing Mount St. Helens Continues To Rise; U.S. Army Helps Secure First Afghan Elections
• Residents Evacuate Mt. St. Helens Region; Samarra After the Battle


September 26, 2004
• Tropical Storm Jeanne Targets Gulf Coast Of Florida; Interview with Paul Bigley
• Hurricane Jeanne Downgraded To Tropical Storm; American Troops To Enter Insurgent Controlled Zones
• Tropical Storm Jeanne Hits Florida; Violence Expected for Iraqi Elections


September 19, 2004
• North Carolina Pummeled by Ivan; Looting, Price Gouging Problems in Florida; House Speaker Says Terrorists Have Election Agenda
• Aftermath of Hurricane Ivan; Bush, Kerry's Position on Abortion
• Aftermath of Hurricane Ivan; Bush, Kerry Woo Women Voters


September 12, 2004
• Jamaica Cleans Up After Hurricane Ivan; Apartment Fire In Ohio Kills 10; US Airways Files For Chapter 11
• Milk Prices Soar, Dairy Farmers Hurt; Inexplained Explosion in North Korea Scares Atomic Watchdogs;
• Hurricane Ivan Threatens Cayman Islands; New Worries About North Korea's Nuclear Program


August 29, 2004
• Peace Talks Stall In Sudan; South Carolina Slammed With Second Tropical Storm In August
• Vice President Cheney Arrives In New York; Protesters March Past Madison Square Garden; Greek Olympics End In Big Success
• Gaston Comes Ashore; Protests Planned for Republican National Convention


August 22, 2004
• Famous Edvard Munch Painting Stolen From Oslo Museum; Kerry Launch Attack Ad Against Bush, Swift Boat Veterans for Truth
• Micah Garen, Translator Set Free; 90,000 Still Without Power In Florida
• Bush Campaign's Unpaid Adviser Resigns; 9/11 Commission Releases New Details About Hijackers


August 15, 2004
• Rebuilding in Florida Estimated to Cost Billions; Bush to Outline Plans For Repositioning U.S. Troops
• Hurricane Charley: Two Days Later
• Death, Devastation in Wake of Charley; Fighting Resumes in Najaf; Thousands of American Troops to be Redeployed


August 08, 2004
• Interview With Ahmed Chalabi; Interview With Tim Burger of "Time" Magazine
• Another Top al Qaeda Suspect Arrested; Four Charged With Gruesome Slaying in Florida
• 4 Held in Fla. Slayings; Alan Keyes Enters Illinois Senate Race


August 01, 2004
• Christian Churches Targed In Iraq; New Intelligence Suggests Financial Districts Targeted By Terrorists
• Homeland Security Raises Threat Level To Orange
• Threat Level Goes To Orange
• Financial Institutions, Corporate Headquarters Possible Terrorist Targets; Interview with Jon Kroll, Daniel Lakind


July 26, 2004
• Refinery Repairs Help Lower Gasoline Prices; Protests Begin In Boston On Eve Of Convention;


July 25, 2004
• U.S. Military To Pull Back From Korean Demilitarized Zone; U.S. Could See Shortage Of Air Traffic Controllers Soon; Lance Armstrong Win Record 6th Tour de France
• Firefight With Insurgents Leaves 13 Dead; Controversy Over California's New Paid Family Leave Law


July 18, 2004
• Riverside, California Residents Return to Homes After Wildfires; Todd Hamilton Wins British Open
• Baghdad Settling Down After Handover?; When Will U.S. Return to Moon?
• More Wildfires Break Out Across the West; U.S. May Prosecute Man They Say Deserted 40 Years Ago


July 11, 2004
• Mom's Show Kids That Skating Isn't Just For Them; President Bush Snubs NAACP; Homeland Security Creates Contingency Plan For Election Day
• WBGO Jazz Radio Celebrates 25 Years On Air; Phillipine Government Will Not Bow To Terrorist Demands; President Bush Turns Down NAACP Offer To Speak
• Philippine Authorities Refuse to Meet Hostage Takers' Demands; Bombing in Tel Aviv Kills 1, Injures 20


July 04, 2004
• Baby's Toddlers Learn To Swim In New Program; John Kerry To Announce VP Runningmate As Earlier As Tuesday
• How To Protect Your Car Investment From Summer Sun; President Bush Speaks To West Virginia Crowd On Independence Day
• Cornerstone For Freedom Tower In New York Laid Today; Lance Armstone Attempts Record 6th Straight Tour de France
• U.S., Saudi Under Scrutiny For Possible Prisoner Swap; TSA Rolls Out Registered Traveler Plan Next Week
• Reconstruction Begins at WTC Site; Celebrating Independence Day Amid Tight Security at the National Mall


June 27, 2004
• Women Still Earnling Less Than Men; NATO To Help Train Iraqi Security Force After Handover; Will Michael Moore's New Movie Effect Presidential Election?
• Interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi Considers Declaring Martial Law After Handover; Avastin Offers Hope To Terminal Cancer Patients
• Explosive Packed Tunnel Rips Through Israeli Military Outpost In Gaza, Kills 1, Injures 4; Iraqi Insurgents Claim To Have Kidnapped U.S. Marine
• Death Threats Against Three Turk Hostages in Iraq; Targeting al Zarqawi


June 20, 2004
• Clinton Releases Memoir; Elephants Play Soccer
• Video of South Korean Hostage Begging for His Life Appears on Al Jazeera; Saudi Arabian Police Continue Search for Johnson's Body


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