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March 26, 2006

• New Details on Christian Convert's Faith; Conflicting Reports on Clash in Baghdad; Bracelet to Detect Alcohol Level
• Protecting New York City Streets; Gun Battle in Baghdad; Final Moments from 9/11 Attacks Caught on Tape; Language Proficiency at a Young Age

March 19, 2006

• Bush Travels to Cleveland for Iraq Speech; Correctly Using Child Safety Seats; Assessing the War; Rumsfeld Chastised for Iraq Comments
• President Bush Reacts to Anniversary of War; Antiwar Protest in New York City; Tropical Cyclone Slams Australian Coast; Bird Flu Preparations

March 12, 2006

• Sen. Grassley Outraged over Artificial Blood Substitute; Storms Blast Mississippi Valley; Bush to Speak about Iraq; Mixed Feelings in Belgrade over Milosevic's Death; Cancer Survivor Discusses Recovery
• Severe Weather in Midwest; Deadly Car Bombs Kill at Least 46 in Baghdad; President Bush will Attempt Damage Control
• Police To Seek Murder Indictment Against Littlejohn; Explosive Device Found at Baghdad Airport; Milosevic Died of Heart Attack; 'The Sopranos' Return; Some Identities of Criminals Secret in Louisiana

March 05, 2006

• Dubai Ports World Controversy; AT&T Set to Merge with BellSouth; Searching Ninth Ward In New Orleans; Red Carpet Action at the Oscars; Arizona's Racial Courts Separation
• Republican Party Problems for Bush; D.C. Moms Podcasting; Duke Cunningham's Downfall; Political Oscars Statement; Victims of Child Sex Trade
• Storm over Port Security; Gunmen Attack Sunni Mosque in Baghdad; Iran Threatens to Resume Enrichment; Tight Security for Oscars; Sentencing Phase For Moussaoui Starts Tomorrow

February 26, 2006

• Dubai Ports World Deal; The Fight for Iraq; Life Under a Curfew; Mardi Gras in New Orleans; Justice for All?; Remembering Don Knotts
• Hospital On Wheels; Fresh Take; Mardi Gras In New Orleans; Keeping The Faith; Dress For Success?; Dubai Ports World Case; Insanity Defense Pondered
• Debate Continues on Arab Company Running U.S. Ports; Iraq On Edge; Lost Marshes In Louisiana; Voice Of The Past
• Prison Escapes Involve Inside Help; Katrina Doesn't Prevent Mardi Gras; Dubai Ports World Deal; Sectarian Violence in Iraq

February 19, 2006

• Miners Trapped in Mexico; Dubai-Based Company to Manage Six U.S. Ports; Thousands Without Power During Deep Freeze; New Orleans Welcomes Mardi Gras Revelers
• Powerball Winner Still Unidentified; Upstate New Yorkers Stock Up on Generators; Outsourcing Port Management Abroad; Bird Flu Fears; Mardi Gras Celebrations Are Scaled-Down; How To Avoid a Tax Audit
• U.S. Forces Join Hunt for Mudslide Victims; Parades in New Orleans for Mardi Gras; Wasps Can Help With Security; Bird Flu Confirmed in France, India
• Powerball Ticket Won in Nebraska; Is the Government Prepared for a Disaster? Security Questioned in Controversial Ports Sale; Mardi Gras Celebrations in Full Swing; Getting Across the Border; Tragic Landslide in Philippines

February 12, 2006

• Vice President Cheney Accidentally Shoots Hunting Companion; Author Peter Benchley Dies; Church Fire has Alabama Residents on Edge; Four Inmates Still at Large; Videotape of British Soldiers Beating Iraqis Released; Cartoon Riots Continue
• Cheney Hunting Companion Recovering; Alabama Church Fire Determined to be Arson; Race Problems in Los Angeles County Jail; Abuse Allegations in British Video
• V.P. Cheney Accidentally Shot Man During Hunting Trip; Power Outages and Travel Problems from Winter Storm; String of Church Fires in Alabama; Michelle Kwan Pulls Out of Olympics; Four Inmates Escape Chicago Jail

February 05, 2006

• U.S. Working with Yemen in Search for Al-Badawi; Congress Looks at Cause of High Gas Prices; Cartoon Protests; Face Transplant Patient Going Public; Athletes Pay Thousands to Prepare for Olympics
• Danes Urged to Leave Lebanon and Syria; Anguishing Wait for Families of Ferry Travelers in Egypt; Ten are Dead in Pakistan Bus Blast; Gas Price Pains
• Danish Consulate in Beirut Burned; Jacob Robida's Stepfather Lashes Out; Super Bowl Update; Two Gaza Militants Killed in Airstrikes in Israel
• Gay Bar Attack Suspect Dies; More Protests in Middle East over Cartoons; Deadly Jail Riot in California; Super Bowl Excitement; Alberto Gonzales Will Testify Tomorrow

January 29, 2006

• Office Tower Imploded in North Dallas; Insight on Woodruff's Condition; Jack Wiley Denies Wrongdoing; Damaged Cars Discovered in California
• Challenges in Iraq; Senate Hearings On Response to Katrina; Drug Smuggling in U.S./Mexico Tunnel
• Judge Tries to Impose Order in Hussein Trial; Upcoming State of the Union; Hunting for IEDs
• Woodruff and Vogt in Stable Condition; Fallout Over Hamas Victory; Violence Escalates in Iraq; Rescue Mission Ends in Poland; Enron Trial Begins Monday; Controversy over Television Series

January 22, 2006

• Is Somalia a Safe Haven for Terrorists?; Widespread Violence in Iraq this Weekend; Possible Reforms To Mine Safety Regulations; Lawsuit Charges to Decrease Junk Food Ads; Canadian Firms Rush to Extract Key Ingredient in Tamiflu From Christmas Trees
• Suspected Pirate Ship Captured in Somalia; White House Steps up Defense of Wiretapping; Struggle for Help in Gulf Coast
• Piracy on High Seas in Somalia; Hikers Rescue in Utah; Mining Safety Issues; Homophobia in Black Churches
• Baby Noor Progress Report; Mining Accidents Prompt State and Federal Action; Gerald Ford's Condition; Problems for Ford Motor Company; PETA Wants to Outlaw Horse and Buggy

January 15, 2006

• Bob Ney Temporarily Steps Down; Pakistanis Protest CIA Air Strike That Killed 18 Civilians; Laura Bush in Africa; Voice Discrimination and Profiling
• Debate over California Execution; Florida Teen Shot by Police is Dead; Major Protests in Pakistan Against U.S.; Preserving History in Maryland
• Florida Teen's Father Speaks Out; Expert Offers Tips on Staying Safe; Preview of Golden Globes
• Mourners Remember Sago Mine; U.S. Fears Iran Building Nuclear Weapon; Stardust Spacecraft Returns to Earth

January 08, 2006

• The Race to Replace DeLay; McCloy's Condition; Baby Noor's Surgery
• Baby Noor Faces Surgery; Sharon Improving, Doctors Say; Gadget Show Winners
• Black Hawk Helicopter Crashes in Iraq; Judge Alito Begins Hearings Tomorrow; Baby Noor's Surgery Set for Monday; McCloy Back in West Virginia
• Baby Noor's Treatment; More Baby Noors; Randy McCloy's Condition Updated; Ariel Sharon Improving; Alito Hearings to Begin Tomorrow; Filling DeLay's Leadership Post

January 01, 2006

• Fires Destroy Homes in Oklahoma City; Second Storm Hitting Northern California; Teenager on a Mission Back from Iraq; President Bush Defense of Domestic Spying Program; Rebirth Celebration in New Orleans
• Wild Weather Troubles Texas, Oklahoma and California; Bush's Comments to Wounded Troops; Medical and Health Progress in 2005; Baby Noor's First Day in the U.S.
• Fires Burning Across Oklahoma and Texas; West Coast Weather Problems; President Bush Returns to Washington; Wish for Peace in Baghdad; Young Man's Extreme Weight Loss; Dog's Reunion After Hurricane Rita
• Northern California Braces for a Second Storm; Wildfires Burning in Texas; Bush Defends Domestic Spying Program; Restoring Art After Hurricane Katrina; Baby Noor Closer to Surgery; Small Portion of Donated Red Cross Money for Tsunami Has Been Spent; Conserving Energy; Growing Violence in Gaza Strip; Russia Cutting Off Gas Supply to Ukraine

December 25, 2005

• Pope's First Christmas Address; Bush and Analysts Differ On His Year; One Dead, One Injured Off California Coast; Discrimination Against The Unmarried; Classic Christmas Tunes; Alaskan Bridge To Nowhere; Digital Camera Buying Tips; Tsunami Cleanup Slow And Painful; Post-Tsunami Baby Boom; Grandparents Who Raise Grandkids May Get Aid
• American Troops in Iraq are Finding Ways to Celebrate the Holidays; Today Marks the One Year Anniversary of the Tsunami in South Asia; This was a Grueling and Brutal Year for the President; American Soldiers in Iraq are Working to Save A Young Life;

December 18, 2005

• Sharon's Health Impacts Fragile Peace Process; Excerpts of President Bush's Speech Focus on Iraq; Lawmakers Hammering Out Issues Before Year's End; Vice President Cheney's Makes Secret Trip to Iraq; New York City Transit could Strike on Tuesday; Nerve Transplant Gives Young Man Hope
• Officials Say Sharon Quick to Show Improvement; Bus Tour will Take Tourists through Disaster Areas of New Orleans
• Ariel Sharon Suffered Mild Stroke; President Bush to Address Nation; Drop in Donations for Some Local Charities; More Peaceful Protests in Hong Kong

December 11, 2005

• Extensive Damage after Oil Depot Blasts Near London; No Word on Fate of Hostages Held in Iraq; Stanley "Tookie" Williams Wants to be Released from Prison; Critical Week for President Bush's to Win Support for Iraq Strategy; Basketball Team Helps Habitat for Humanity; U.S. Senators Pay Tribute to Eugene McCarthy
• Fire Outside of London Continues 12 Hours After Explosion; Insurgents More Skilled at Deadly Bomb Making in Iraq; Major Speech by President Bush Tomorrow; Recreation Revived in New Orleans; No Decision by Schwarzenegger Today on Stanley "Tookie" Williams
• Oil Depot Explosion in England Leads to Major Fire; Remembering Richard Pryor; Actor Involved in Murder of New York Police Officer; Appealing for the Life of Stanley "Tookie" Williams; Is the U.S. Ready for the Bird Flu?

December 04, 2005

• New Orleans Vs. D.C.; Iraq Foils Courthouse Attack Plot; Debate over Fence to Protect Against Illegal Immigration; Unusual Land Sighting in New Mexico; Puzzling Phenomenon in Atlantic Ocean
• Tensions Escalate Between New Orleans and D.C.; Former Iraqi Prime Minister Attacked by Mob; Bush Administration Trying to Sell War Strategy to Public; Lawmakers Helping New Orleans Region; Gynecologist Accused of Molestations Continues to Practice Medicine; Checking up on a Doctor's History; Stanley "Tookie" Williams Clemency Hearing; Mexican Police Allegedly in Cahoots with Drug Cartel; MTV Laguna Beach Controversy
• Allawi Chased out of Mosque in Najaf; Louisiana Governor Frustrated with Bush Administration; Crime at Construction Sites; Saddam Hussein's Lawyers seek Trial Delay; Meltdown of Glaciers could cause Water Shortage and Flooding; Expensive Pandas in U.S. Zoos
• Allawi Survives Assassination Attempt; Louisiana Governor Releases Katrina Documents; Defining Victory in Iraq; Horse Racing's Future in New York; Tax Dollars Paying for Katrina Recovery

November 27, 2005

• Deadly Greyhound Bus Accident in California; Smooth Travels at New York City Major Airports; Two U.S. Congressman Injured in Car Accident in Iraq; Flood Prevention Experts Advise New Orleans on Flood Control Systems; Soldiers in Iraq Comment on Washington's War Debate; Generation of Sperm Donor Offspring Search for Family
• Two are Dead in Greyhound Bus Accident; No Major Delays at LaGuardia; Hussein's Trial Set to Resume; Earthquake Hit Iran; Abortion Case going to Supreme Court; G.M. Employees are Facing Unemployment; Growing Number of Homeless People in Los Angeles
• Eyewitness Describes California Bus Crash; Traveling Back Home After Holiday; Proceedings Expected to Speed Up in Hussein Trial; Many Still Missing in Gulf Coast; Intelligent Design Sparks Conflict
• Minimal Delays for Holiday Travelers; Asking for Delay in Hussein Case; Controversial Abortion Case Goes to Supreme Court; Hurricane Katrina Victims React to Promises for Help; Alleviating Travel Stress; Electronic Gadgets Top Holiday Wish Lists

November 20, 2005

• Hostage Situation in Washington State; Religion vs. Medicine; Iraq Bombings
• Natural Resources Defense Council Found Dangerously High Levels of Mold Particles in Air in Flooded Areas of New Orleans. Exhibit of Cadavers in New York Provokes Protests, Controversy.
• Gunner Takes Hostages Inside Tacoma Mall; China Promises Further Crackdowns of Piracy
• Injured Taken to Hospital After Mall Shooting
• Shooting Occurs At Tacoma, Washington Mall; President Bush Wraps Up Asian Trip

November 13, 2005

• Would-Be Bomber Speaks; Iowa Recovers from Tornados
• Interview with Sarah MacDonald; Clintons Delay Israel Trip, Visit Bombing Site In Amman
• Woman Confesses to Role in Hotel Bombings in Jordan; Syrian- born Film Producer Moustapha Akkad Laid To Rest
• Woman Admits To Suicide Bombing Attempt In Jordan; NASCAR Driver Picked Up For Reckless Driving In Arizona; Special Effects Company Simulates Terrorist Attack In Georgia

November 06, 2005

• Tornadoes Rip Through Indiana; Archaeologists Find Church Almost as Old as Christianity Itself
• Riots Continue In France; Tornado Tears Through Evansville Indiana
• Tornado Sweeps Through Indiana; President Bush Meets With Brazilian President

October 30, 2005

• Wal-Mart Memo Sparks Controversy; Rosa Parks First Woman To Lie In Honor In Capitol Building
• Rosa Parks' Body On Way To Capitol Rotunda
• Teen Goes On Shooting Rampage In Southern California; White House Could See Major Staff Changes
• Civil Rights Pioneer Honored in National Memorial Services; Bush White House Regrouping for New Start; Farmers Hit Hard by Hurricane Wilma; California Teen Goes on Shooting Spree, Kills Self; President, Vice President's Polls Remain Low; Civil Rights Leader Shares Memories of Rosa Parks
• Pentagon Says 13 Iraqis Dead for Every U.S. Casualty

October 23, 2005

• Florida Prepares For Hurricane Wilma
• Tracking the Path of Hurricane Wilma
• Hurricane Wilma Heads for State of Florida
• Florida Prepares For Wilma; The National Hurricane Center Fights For Funding
• Looting In Cancun After Wilma; Florida Braces As Wilma Approaches; Doctor Helps Victims Of Katrina; FEMA Planned Carefully For Wilma; Discussion Of Possible Karl Rove Indictment
• Florida Gets Ready as Hurricane Wilma Approaches
• Florida Prepares As Hurricane Wilma Approaches. Mexico and Cubs are cleaning up after the storm; Ensuring Safety Of Animals In Hurricane Affected Area A Challenge; The Red Cross Needs More Resources; FEMA Does Not Want To Repeat Mistakes

October 16, 2005

• Truck in Wisconsin Collides with School Bus
• Attorney Daniel Horowitz's Wife Found Dead In Home; Warehouse Fire In Detroit Forces Evacuations
• High School Band Bus Crashes Into Overturned Semi; Fairfield, New Jersey Residents Return To Flooded Homes Today

October 09, 2005

• Interview with Carl Triplehorn; Harriet Miers Nomination Splitting Conservative Republicans
• Pakistan Earthquake Claims 20,000 Lives
• How To Avoid Buying Flood Damaged Car; South Asian Earthquake Deaths Climb to 20,000

October 02, 2005

• Interview with Cynthia Willard-Lewis; 21 Confirmed Dead In Dinner Cruise Accident
• New Supreme Court Session Begins Tomorrow; Boat Capsizes on Lake George, Killing Passengers

September 26, 2005

• Afermath of Hurricane Rita
• Aftermath of Rita

September 25, 2005

• Army Repairing New Orleans Levee Again; FEMA Provides Update on Relief Efforts; Small Texas Town Flooded Out
• Aftermath of Huricane Rita
• Aftermath of Hurricane Rita
• Aftermath of Hurricane Rita

September 18, 2005

• Tropical Storm Rita Moves Through Florida Straits; Center for Missing & Exploited Children Reunited Families Displaced by Katrina