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February 28, 2015
• Congress Barely Met DHS Deadline; Outspoken Putin Critic Shot Dead; Iraq: Terror Group Destroying Our History; Police: Gunman Killed Seven, Then Himself; Debates over DHS Funding in Congress; Russia Investigates Killing of Boris Nemtsov; Western Youth Recruited to ISIS; Human Color Perception And Stolen Dress
• Sources: Boehner Faces Threat Of A Coup; Boris Nemtsov Shot Dead Near Kremlin; Iraq: ISIS Destroying Our History; U.S. Blogger Hacked To Death In Bangladesh; Growing Backlash Over Netanyahu Visit; New Revelations By Ex-Police Chief
• Will DHS Funding Impact Terror Fight; Obama Signs 7-Day Homeland Security Funding Bill; United Airlines Issues Brutal Memo to Pilots; Snow, Ice Batter Texas; Investigators: Murder "Carefully Planned"; Four Missing Teens May Have Links To ISIS; Deadly Mass Shooting In Quiet Town; Lawmakers Barely Met DHS Funding Deadline


February 21, 2015
• ISIS Seizes Scores of U.S. Weapons; Mosul Offensive Planned against ISIS; Warnings of Right-Wing Citizen Extremists; Stopping ISIS from Recruiting Kids; Aaron Hernandez Murder Trial; New Details in Las Vegas Alleged Road Rage Shooting
• ISIS Seizes Scores Of U.S. Guns, Humvees; New U.S. Defense Chief Is In Afghanistan; Three British Teens May Be Headed To Syria; Twenty Three Deaths Across the U.S. This Week; Non-Muslim Related Domestic Terror Threat; New Remarks of Rudy Giuliani; Mass Rally in Moscow; Will Insanity Plea in American Sniper Trial Work?
• Will Plan To Retake Mosul Succeed?; New Defense Chief Is In Afghanistan; More Fighting In Ukraine Despite Ceasefire; Twenty Three Deaths Across The U.S. This Week; Chris Kyle Murder Trial; Bobbi Kristina's Breathing Tube Removed


February 14, 2015
• ISIS Seizes Town Near Base With U.S. Troops; Pentagon: ISIS Attackers Wore Iraqi Uniforms; Will Ukraine, Russia Honor Ceasefire?; Boston Braces For Fourth Snowstorm In Weeks; Deadline for Ukraine Cease-Fire Looms; Monster Storm; ISIS Advances
• ISIS Kills 38 Iraqi Soldiers, Police; Boston Braces For Fourth Snowstorm In Weeks; Shelling In Ukraine Ahead Of Ceasefire; Family Loses Three Kids as Ceasefire Deadline Nears; Scott Walker Plagued by "The London Curse"; Unlikely Friendship Between Two Justices
• ISIS Attacks Northern Iraq; U.S. Won't Engage in Ground Combat; Will Ukraine and Russia Honor Ceasefire?; Trial of American Sniper Killer; NBA All-Star Weekend


February 07, 2015
• New Strikes Target ISIS Stronghold of Mosul; U.S. Charges Six With Aiding Terrorists Overseas; Cops Charged With Beating Man On Scooter; Susan Rice Confirmed No Ransoms Be Paid to ISIS Terrorists; Analysis of Security Situation in Iraq; Jury Selection for Trial of Eddie Routh
• Latest Air Strikes Against ISIS Examined; Update on Bobbi Kristina Brown's Condition; Whitney Houston's Daughter Still in Coma; Obama National Security Strategy Revealed; Homeland Security Bill Stalls in Senate; Hernandez Trial Jury Went on Field Trip
• Coalition Unleashes New Airstrikes On ISIS; World Leaders Race For Peace Deal; New Focus In Bobbi Kristina Investigation; ISIS Claims Hostage Killed, Shows No Proof; NBC to Investigate Brian Williams; Death Toll Climbs in TransAsia Plane Crash


January 31, 2015
• ISIS: Coalition Airstrikes Chased Us Out; Hagel: U.S. Ground Troops May Be Needed in Iraq; Hostages' Fate Unknown as Deadline Passes; FAA Investigates JetBlue Near Collision; Focus on Super Bowl Security; Super Bowl Security: 4,000 Private Security Personnel on Hand; CDC: Measles Outbreak Spreads to 14 States; Romney Won't Run for President in 2016
• ISIS Launches Attack On Oil Rich Kirkuk; U.S.: ISIS Chemical Weapons Expert Killed; Hagel: We Have To Look At All Options; Hostages' Fate Unknown As Deadline Passes; White House Pressure to Release Terror Suspects from Gitmo; New Snowstorm on Its Way; Roger Goodell's Press Conference
• Paris Gunman Recorded Deadly Deli Attack; Hostages' Fate Unknown As Deadline Passes; Prosecutor: Hernandez Orchestrated Killing; Hostages' Fate Unknown as Deadline Passes; Former Hostage Talks about Ordeal; JetBlue Narrowly Avoids Midair Disaster; NFL Rebuilding its Image


January 24, 2015
• Obama Going to Saudi Arabia to Pay Respects; ISIS to Japan: Pay $200M or Hostage Die; NFL: Evidence Shows Under-Inflated Balls Used; U.S. Troops Could Move Toward Iraqi Front Lines; Potential GOP Candidates Head to Iowa; Divers Fail to Raise AirAsia Flight 8501
• Obama Going To Saudi Arabia To Pay Respects; ISIS To Japan: Pay $200M Or Hostages Die; Divers Fail To Raise Airasia Flight 8501; Terrorists Hunted Down in Europe; Growing Uncertainty in Yemen; Deflate-Gate Scandal
• France, Belgium Hunt Terror Suspects; Potential GOP Candidates Head to Iowa; Disney Linked Measles Outbreak Worsens; Aaron Hernandez Trial May Begin Tuesday; Obama Going To Saudi Arabia To Pay Respects; Children Among Victims In Ukraine Shelling; ISIS To Japan: Pay $200M Or Hostages Die; Brutal Nor'Easter Hits New York, New Jersey


January 17, 2015
• Security in Europe High Amid Terror Fears; Secretary of State Meets with French Officials
• High Alert in Europe for Terror Suspects; Sleeper Cell Danger; Pope Francis on Respecting Each Other's Religion; Civil War in Yemen Can Empower al Qaeda; Transportation Safety Concerns in U.S.; Avoiding Youth Radicalization; Will Mitt Romney Run Again?
• Source: Belgium Terror Cell Linked To ISIS; The Threat Of Homegrown Extremists; Europe Scrambles to Track Down Terrorists; FAA Beefs Up Airport Security; Salvaging Wreckage from AirAsia 8501


January 10, 2015
• Female Suspect on the Run, 3 Terrorists Dead; FBI Issues Warnings After Paris Attacks; Flight 8501 Tail Lifted From Seafloor; Search for Female Terror Suspect; Former CIA Director Could Face Felony Charges
• Three Suspects Killed, One On The Run In Paris; Airasia Tail Section Brought To Surface; Manhunt for Hayat Boumeddine; Al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula Claimed Responsibility for Attack; AirAsia Plane's Tail Found
• Manhunt For Female Suspect, Three Terrorists Killed; Paris Hostages Describe Terrifying Ordeal; Is Radical Islam At War With The World?; Flight 8501 Tail Lifted From Sea Floor


January 03, 2015
• Transport Min: AirAsia Didn't Have Permission to Fly; U.S. Sanctions North Korea Over Sony Hack; Two Large Pieces of Debris Found; Flu Activity Hitting Peak Levels
• Search and Recovery Continues for Flight 8501; Passengers' Family Members Hope for the Best; Revealed Flight 8501 Schedule Controversy; Commissioner Bratton Summoning Police to Show Respect to Mayor de Blasio; Severe Weather in the Search Zone; Dangerous Flu Outbreak; Experienced Diver on Crashed Planes Recovery
• Four Large Objects Found In Java Sea; U.S. Sanctions North Korea Over Sony Hack; Bratton: Funeral For Grieving Not Grievance; Crash of AirAsia; Seven-Year-old Survives Plane Crash; Flu Outbreak Proves Deadly for Children; Hillary Clinton's Point of No Return;


December 27, 2014
• Funeral Today for Officer Killed in Ambush; Experts Doubt North Korea Hacked Sony; Terror Groups Fight for Popularity
• Family, Public To Honor Slain Officer Today; NYPD: All Threats Taken Seriously Investigated; Hackers Take Down Xbox, PlayStation; Fresno Mystery Rescuer Now Revealed; Funerals of Rafael Ramos in New York; Obama's Plan to Close Guantanamo; NFL Player Michael Sam Interview to Oprah; Homeless Man Buys Food for Others
• Funeral Today For Officer Killed In Ambush; 25,000 Officers Expected At Ramos Funeral; Doubts Sony Hack Done By North Korea; Thousands Gather to Say Goodbye to Officer Ramos; Obama's Approval Rating Improving; Million-Dollar Box Office Debut for "The Interview"
• Funeral Today for NYPD Officer Killed in Ambush; Funeral For Fallen Officer Moments Away


December 20, 2014
• N. Korea: We Are Being Framed in Sony Attack; Will Sony Release "The Interview"?; Obama Defends New Cuba Policy; D.A.: Ferguson Witnesses Lied to Grand Jury; Will U.S. Be Dragged Into New War in Pakistan?; Ferguson Prosecutor Breaks His Silence; Cubans Celebrate New U.S. Relations
• North Korea: We Are Being "Framed" In Sony Attack; DA: Ferguson Witnesses Lied To Grand Jury; U.S. Government Hacked Nearly 61,000 Times In 2013; Security Analyst Tips for Safe Holiday Travel; Aftermath of Deadly Attack on Pakistani School; President Obama's Message on North Korea and Cuba; White Christmas Possible for Some Parts of U.S.; Super-Saturday As Busy Shopping Day Before Christmas
• Will Sony Release "The Interview"; McCain: Cyberattack Should Be Wake Up Call; Olympian Phelps Gets No Jail Time For DUI; Obama Responds to Sony Cyber Attack; Bad Weather could Hamper Holiday Travel


December 13, 2014
• Rare Tornado Hits Los Angeles; Senate Reconvene at Noon on Spending Bill; "Justice For All" March in DC Today; Torture Report: U.S. Faces Harsh Realities; Interview with MLK III About "Justice for All" March; Beverly Johnson Accuses Bill Cosby
• Scary Tornado Slams Into Los Angeles; "Justice For All" March In D.C. Today; Senate Reconvenes At Noon On Spending Bill; Beverly Johnson: Bill Cosby Drugged Me; FBI Dispatched for Possible Lynching Case Investigation; Tornado Destroys Homes in Los Angeles; ISIS Can Be Rooted in American Iraq Prison Camp
• "Justice for All" March; Spending Battle: Senate Reconvenes at Noon; CIA Misled Public on Torture; Monster Storm Pummels West Coast


December 06, 2014
• American Hostage Killed in Rescue Mission; Chokehold Protests Paralyze Cities; Typhoon Pushing Toward Philippines; U.S. Hostage Killed in Failed Rescue in Yemen; Major Doubts About "Rolling Stone" UVA Story; Arrest in U.S. Teacher's Mall Stabbing
• Al Qaeda Militants Kill American Hostage; Protesters Storm Stores In New York; American and South African Hostages Dead at the Failed Rescue Attempt in Yemen; Analysis of U.S. Counterterrorism Efforts; "Rolling Stone" Comments on Not Matching Details in Gang Rape Story at UVA; More Allegations of Sexual Abuse against Bill Cosby; Philippines Brace for Devastating Typhoon
• Hostage Luke Somers Dead In Rescue Bid In Yemen; Chokehold Protests Paralyze Cities; Major Doubts About Rolling Stone UVA Story; Philippines Bracing For Typhoon Hagupit; Chokehold Protests Paralyze Cities; Getting Closer to Government Shutdown; Winston Plays in ACC Title Game Tonight; Six Armies Involved in Kobani Fight


November 29, 2014
• Protesters, Police Clash in Ferguson; Community Meets After 12- Year-Old Killed; Rice Wins Appeal, Can Return to NFL; Who Will Replace Chuck Hagel?; Dangerous Culture of Sexual Assaults at UVA?; 49 Million People Traveling This Weekend; NFL Players Say "No More" Domestic Violence
• Officer Darren Wilson Remains In Hiding; Police Search For Motive In Austin Rampage; Rice Wins Appeal, Can Return To NFL; Thousands Without Power In The Northeast; New Regulations for Drones Necessary; Family Meets Man Who Got Their Son's Heart; Pope Francis Visits Turkey; CNN Hero Chad Pregracke One Year Later
• Ray Rice Wins Suspension Appeal; March For Michael Brown Kicks Off Today; Community Grieves After 12-Year-Old Killed; Who Will Replace Chuck Hagel?; How Can Ferguson Heal?


November 22, 2014
• Ferguson Waits for Grand Jury's Decision; First Snow, Now Flood Threat for Buffalo; Obama Signs Executive Action on Immigration; Cosby Fans Pack Theater Despite Controversy; Lawmakers Grill Airbag Company Executive
• Ferguson In Flux As Grand Jury Deliberates; Buffalo's Melting Snow Could Bring Flooding; Fans Cheer Cosby At Florida Performance; House Committee-Issued Report on Benghazi; More Dangerous Weather For Western New York State; Can Executive Order on Immigration Influence American Workforce?; Violent Protests in Mexico
• Three New Arrests In Ferguson Protests; "The New York Times": Obama Extends Military Role In Afghanistan; Buffalo Thawing Out Now Faces Flood Threat; Awaiting Grand Jury Decision in Ferguson; Who Will Gain in Immigration Showdown; Fans Cheer Cosby at Florida Performance


November 15, 2014
• Dispatch Audio Released in Ferguson Shooting; Top General Makes Surprise Trip to Iraq; Cosby Accuser Goes Public on CNN; Dispatch Audio Released in Ferguson Shooting; Fights Ahead for Obama, GOP
• Dempsey Arrives In Iraq As Campaign Expands; Ex-SEAL Who Shot Bin Laden Fears Prosecution; Big Freeze Spreads To Unlikely Places; World Leaders Gather For G20 Summit; Police Radio Calls Released in Shooting Michael Brown's Case; Chuck Hagel Talks about Problems at U.S. Nuclear Military Facilities; Spying over Everybody's Cell
• Cold War Clash At G20 Summit?; Dispatch Audio Released In Ferguson Shooting; Deep Freeze And It's Not Even Winter; Rape Allegations Resurface Against Cosby; Obama Faces Showdown in Washington; Preventing Holiday Hacking


November 08, 2014
• U.S. to Send 1,500 More Troops to Iraq; Obama to Nominate Lynch as Attorney General; Mexico Gang Confesses to Killing Students; Car Attacks Trigger Clashes in Jerusalem; Breaking the Navy SEAL Code of Silence; Obama Lunches With Congressional Leaders
• U.S. To Send 1,500 More Troops To Iraq; High Court to Hear New Obamacare Challenge; Monster Storm Bringing Big Chill To U.S.; Suspect Charged In McStay Killings; Former Navy SEAL Talking about Killing Osama bin Laden; Arctic Cold Coming to U.S.; CNN Hero Arthur Bloom
• Obama Picks Attorney General Nominee; Obama Nearly Doubling U.S. Troops in Iraq; Working on the Front Lines against Ebola; Mexico Gang Confesses to Killing Students; Abduction Suspect's Criminal Past; U.S. Doubling Troop Levels In Iraq; Car Attacks Trigger Clashes In Jerusalem; Suspect Charged In McStay Killings


November 01, 2014
• Freed U.S. Reservist Arrives in Florida; Pilot Killed in Virgin's SpaceShipTwo Disaster; Maine Judge Eases Nurse's Quarantine; Mexico Frees U.S. Marine Reservist; Obama Makes Pitch to Women Voters; Will Jeb Bush Run in 2016?
• Freed U.S. Marine Reservist Arrives In Florida; Pilot Killed In Spacecraft Disaster; Woman Being Monitored For Ebola In Oregon; Inside The Manhunt For An Accused Cop Killer; Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi Freed from Mexican Prison; More Chances for Democrats in Georgia and Other States; CNN Hero Elimelech Goldberg; Pahoa Waiting for Lava Flow
• Freed U.S. Reservist Arrives In Florida; Pilot Killed In Virgin SpaceshipTwo Disaster; Down-To-The-Wire Election Battles; Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi Lands Safely in U.S.; Kaci Hickox's Victory in Court; Discussion of Republican Party Image for African Americans; Thinkmodo's Co-Founders Talk About Their Company; Moving to Winter Time


October 25, 2014
• Doctor with Ebola in Isolation at N.Y. Hospital; Students Recall Chaotic Shooting Scene; Interview With Congressman Phil Roe of Tennessee; Could Parents Be Charged for Teen Shooting?; Remains Confirmed as Hannah Graham's; Nina Pham Cured of Ebola, Hugs Pres. Obama; Exploding Airbag Recall Could Expand
• What's the Government Doing to Fight Ebola?; Search for Motive in Deadly School Shooting; New York, New Jersey Start Mandatory Travel Quarantines; Air Bag Recall Affects Millions of Americans; Student Describes School Shooting Chaos; Week One for New U.S. Ebola Czar; Remains Identified as Hannah Graham's
• Search For Motive In Deadly School Shooting; School Nurse Looking Forward To Life After Ebola Fight; Case Builds Against Suspect Jesse Matthew; New York and New Jersey Order Mandatory Quarantine for People Who've Had Direct Contact with Ebola Patients; Grief and Search for Answers in Aftermath of School Shooting in Washington State; Nice Weather for Much of the Country; Tom Fuentes Analyzing Recent Lone Wolves Terrorist Acts in New York and Canada


October 18, 2014
• Obama Names Ron Klain as Ebola Czar; Doctors: Nurse Nina Pham "Doing Well"; Biden's Son Booted from Navy After Drug Test; Coalition Airstrikes Ramp Up Against ISIS; Bermuda Recovers, Hawaii Waits for Storm
• Perry: Mistakes Were Made In Ebola Cases; Obama Names Ron Klain As Ebola Czar; Dallas Ebola Doctor Speaks Out; Florida Debate Fans Political Flames; WHO Spokesman Talks About Efforts to Fight Ebola in West Africa; Fight Against ISIS
• Doctors: Nurse Nina Pham "Doing Well"; NYT: Officer Wilson Fired Gun Twice In Car; What Can Be Done To Stop Ebola?; Ebola's Impact on the Obama Presidency; Researchers: Ebola Can Spread in Air


October 11, 2014
• Iraq's Anbar Province: We Need U.S. Troops Now; U.S. Airport Ebola Screening Intensifies; Protests Today Demand Justice for Brown; Japan Braes for Typhoon Vongfong; Where is Kim Jong Un?
• JFK Airport Begins Ebola Screening Today; Council Urges U.S. To Save Anbar; Japan Braces For Damaging Winds, Rainfall; Protests Today Demand Justice For Brown; U.S. Airports Taking Steps to Prevent Ebola; Microsoft's CEO Withdrew His Comment Payment Inequality; Twitter Claims Submitting Information to Government Violates First Amendment; Fitness Trainer for People With Various Physical Conditions is Nominated for CNN Heroes
• Iraq's Anbar Province: We Need U.S. Troops Now; JFK Airport Starts Ebola Screening; Iraqi Officials Want U.S. To Send Troops; Will the U.S. Send Troops to Iraq?; Teen Charged with Hazing, Sexual Assault; Snapchat Photos, Videos Hacked; Fashion for the Social Media Generation


October 04, 2014
• CDC: 10 People at "High Risk" of Ebola; ISIS Threatens to Kill American Hostage; Hong Kong Protesters Report Beatings; Cameron: U.K. Allies Will Go After ISIS; Secret Service: What Went Wrong?; Hong Kong Protesters Connect with FireChat
• More U.S. Troops to Help Fight Ebola; Searching for Hannah Graham; Hong Kong Protesters Report Beatings; North Koreans Open to Talks with South; CDC: 10 People At "High Risk" Of Ebola; ISIS Threatens To Kill American Hostage; White House: Ebola Virus Under Control; Ebola In U.S.: What You Need To Know
• CDC: 10 People At "High Risk" Of Ebola; Another Ebola Patient Returns To U.S. Monday; ISIS Beheads British Hostage; 248,000 Jobs Added In September; Should U.S. Ban Flights From Ebola Countries?; Cold Front Hitting the East Coast; Confusing Situation in Syria; Violence about to Erupt in Hong Kong; Choosing CNN Hero; Coming Changes for the Secret Service Following Investigation of Security Breach in the White House; Interview With Rep. Elijah Cummings Of Maryland


September 27, 2014
• UVA Suspect Arrives in Virginia; Obama: U.S. Leading Fight to Destroy ISIS; FBI Investigates Beheading in Oklahoma; U.S. Jets Strike ISIS Targets in Iraq, Syria; Chelsea Clinton Gives Birth to Baby Girl
• U.S. Pounds More ISIS Targets; ISIS Fights Kurds For Syrian City; Police: Fired Man Beheads Co-worker; Chelsea Clinton Gives Birth To Baby Girl; FBI: FAA Fire Suspect Sent Facebook Warning; Police: Ambush Planned For Years; War on Isis Continues; Search Continues for Hannah Graham; Nursing Student Successfully Treats Her Family from Ebola; Mothers Helping Mothers
• British Jets over Iraq, Ready to Strike; Chelsea Clinton has Baby Girl; HIV Drug Used to Treat Ebola in Liberia; U.S. Destroys Its Own Equipment; FBI Investigates Beheading In Oklahoma; ISIS Fights Kurds For Syrian City; Police: Ambush On Troopers Planned For Years; Suspect In Missing Student Case Back In Virginia


September 20, 2014
• Police Close In On Alleged Cop Killer; Unarmed Man Busts Into White House; NFL to Overhaul Personal Conduct Policy; Tactics, Challenges in ISIS Campaign; Goodell on Abuse Scandal: "I Got It Wrong"; ISIS Threat to U.S. Homeland?; Insane Lines for New iPhones
• Baltimore Ravens Team Knew of Rice Video; U.S. to Arm Syrian Rebels against ISIS; Kids Kicking Cancer; Analyzing ISIS Threat; Investigation of Hannah Graham's Disappearance; New Questions for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell
• Man Jumps White House Fence; Hunt for Suspected Cop Killer; Arming Syrian Rebels against ISIS; Bill Clinton Weighs on ISIS Strategy; Obama: No Combat Troops in Syria or Iraq; Ravens Knew about Rice Video; Enterovirus Outbreak


September 13, 2014
• White House: "We're At War"; NFL Star Surrenders on Child Abuse Charge; Driver: Zimmerman Threatened to Kill Me; Big Solar Storm Hitting Earth; Apple Unveils New Smartwatch
• Kerry In Cairo To Rally Anti-ISIS Allies; U.S. Surveillance Planes Fly Over Syria; ISIS Ranks Top 31,000; NFL Star Surrenders On Child Abuse Charge; Goodell Criticized Over Ray Rice Incident; State Trooper Killed In Pennsylvania; NFL Juggles Multiple Cases Of Domestic Violence Among Professional Athletes; Floyd Mayweather Withdrawing His Support Of Ray Rice; Interview With Floyd Mayweather On "Unguarded"; Sally Kohn's Case Against U.S. Military Campaign on ISIS; CNN Hero Arthur Bloom's Musical Center for Wounded Soldier
• Who Stands with U.S. in War Against ISIS?; NFL Star Adrian Peterson Indicted on Felony Child Abuse; Palin Party Brawl; Legality of U.S. Anti-ISIS Action in Syria; Apple Pay is Cool but is it Safe?; Human Body Used for Art


September 06, 2014
• Plane Search Under Way Off Jamaica; Obama Vows to "Degrade and Destroy" ISIS; Clinic Investigated in Joan Rivers' Death; Ebola Patient Being Treated in Nebraska; Dad Indicted in Son's Hot-Car Death; iPhone 6 Rumors: Bigger, Better, Faster
• Cuban and American Searching at Sea for American Airplane; What Pilots Should Do If There Is Lack of Oxygen; Kurdish Troops Regaining Territory with Support of American Aviation; Hawaiian Kilauea Can Erupt on Populated Areas; Defense Attorney's Analysis of Justin Harris' Case; Ali Kadhim Survived ISIS Massacre To Tell His Story; Joan Rivers Joking About plastic surgery.
• Plane Search Under Way Off Jamaica; Obama Vows To "Degrade And Destroy" ISIS; How Did Joan Rivers Die?; Plane Search Under Way Off Jamaica; Ukraine Cease-Fire Holding; Alibaba Makes Rumblings on Wall Street; Power-Packed Storm Hits Chicago; Serena Williams Advances in U.S. Open; Obama, U.S. Will Degrade, Destroy ISIS; Power-Packed Storm Heads Northeast; How Joan Rivers Changed Comedy


August 30, 2014
• U.K. Raises Terror Threat Level to "Severe"; Joan Rivers Stopped Breathing During Surgery; Officials: MH370 Turned South Earlier; Putin: Don't Mess with Russia; Obama Criticized as Too Laid Back
• U.K. Ramps Up Terror Alert To "Severe"; Obama Knocked For "No Strategy"; Putin: Don't Mess With Russia; Report: "Laptop Of Doom" Recovered; Joan Rivers' Condition "Remains Serious"; Rainy Weather for Labor Day; Nine-Year Old Losing Control of Uzi and Accidentally Killing Shooting Range Instructor; Christi Paul Getting Ride from Danica Patrick
• U.K. Raises Terror Threat Level To "Severe"; Ebola Spreads To Fifth African Nation; Joan Rivers' Condition "Remains Serious"; U.S.: 1,000 Russian Soldiers Into Ukraine; U.K. Raises Terror Threat Level over ISIS; Uzi Victim's Family Reaches Out to Girl; End Ban on Transgender Troop; 145 mph with Danica Patrick


August 23, 2014
• St. Louis Policeman Suspended for His Remarks on Protesters; U.S. Military Officials Talk about Possible Airstrikes ISIS in Syria; Experts Analyze Ways to Defeat ISIS; Video of Murdering James Foley; Investigation of Michael Brown's Death Could Last Until October; James Foley's Family Remembers Their Son and Brother; Russian Convoy's Back from Ukraine; More Hot Weather for Southern California
• Is U.S. Nearing Airstrikes in Syria?; Grand Jury Weighs Ferguson Case; James Foley's Brother: "He's My Hero"; California Still Facing Drought Conditions; Part of Russian Convoy Leaves Ukraine
• Cop Suspended Over Hate-Filled Rant; U.S. Weighs Military Strikes In Syria; U.S., British Police Hunt For Foley's Killer; Police Applaud Use Of Body Cams; Different Discourse of Public Unrest in Ferguson Communities; Tracing ISIS Terrorists; Lawlessness in Rebel- Held Ukrainian Terrorists; More Dangerous Weather in Some Parts of U.S.
• Is U.S. Nearing Airstrikes In Syria?; Peaceful Protests In Ferguson; Rams Help High School Football Teams; Rallies Planned for Michael Brown Today; Ebola-Infected Doctor Discharged; U.S. Ponders Airstrikes on ISIS in Syria


August 16, 2014
• Police, Protesters Confront Looters; Video Shows Brown's Body in Street; Rick Perry Indicted on Felony Charges; U.S. Warplanes Hit ISIS Near Dam
• Violence Erupts again in Ferguson; Rick Perry Indicted; U.S. Warplanes Hit ISIS Near Dam; Ferguson Looters Target Stores; Small Town Police Military-Grade Armor; U.S. Weighs Involvement in Iraq
• Police, Protesters Confront Looters; Police Accuse Michael Brown Of Robbery; U.S. Warplanes Hit ISIS Near Dam; New Wave of Looting in Ferguson; Positive Role of Public Unrest in U.S. History; More U.S. Air Strikes in Iraq
• The Shooting of Michael Brown; U.S. Warplanes Strike ISIS Targets; Tension Erupts Again in Ferguson; Rick Perry Indicted on Felony Charges


August 09, 2014
• More Food, Water Dropped To Trapped Iraqis; More U.S. Airstrikes Possible in Iraq; At Least 3 Dead in Israeli Strike in Mosque; Islamic Jihad Claims Rocket Attack on Israel; Sources: Russian Convoy Nearly Crosses Border; Top College Players Might Get Paid
• Videos of Air Strike on ISIS Military Position Released; Obama Talks about Iraqi Government Squandering Opportunity of Creating Inclusive Government; Minorities Fearing ISIS; Experts Explain Why ISIS Poses New Kind of Danger in Middle East; Interview With IDF Spokesman Peter Lerner; At Least 50 Percent of Casualties in Gaza Are Civilians; Grim Anniversary of Charles Manson Killing Spree; White House Gives No Firm Timeline for Ending Operation in Iraq
• ISIS Well Equipped and Dangerous; Iraqi Minorities on the Run; White House's Statement On Situation in Iraq; Hawaiian Big Island Facing Unusual Storm; ISIS Creating Its Own State; College Athletes Will Start Getting Paid; Shadowy Figure of Hamas Military Chief; Leanna Harris Believes Herself To Be Victim
• Obama: No Boots On The Ground In Iraq; U.S. Warplanes Target ISIS Fighters; WHO: Ebola Is A Public Health Emergency; Pope Francis Sending Envoy to Iraq; Bodies Still Missing in Flight Investigation


August 02, 2014
• First American Ebola Patient Headed to U.S.; Fate of Israel Soldier Unknown; Obama Defends Kerry's Truce Efforts; Children in Gaza, Israel Live in Fear
• Emory Hospital Ready to Treat Two Ebola Patients Coming to U.S.; Ceasefire that Lasted Hour and a Half, Broken with Hamas's Attack; According to IDF, Its Soldier Taken Hostage by Hamas; Cairo Hoping for Israeli-Palestinian Talks; Gaza Facing Humanitarian Catastrophe; Interview with UNRWA Official about Refugees and UNRWA Workers Caught Under Fire; More Help Needed on Crash Site in Ukraine to Recover All Bodies; Blitzer Report on Sports
• Israeli Soldier Still Missing After Fire Fight; Millions of Dollars of Annual Financial Aid from Iran Have Largely Dried Up Since Syria Uprising; One of Two Americans Infected with Deadly Ebola Virus Set to Arrive in the U.S.; Seventy Dutch and Australian Officials Scouring Malayisan Airlines Crash Site; New York Medical Examiner Confirms Chokehold Death Homicide; Israel Concerned about Whereabouts of Hadar Goldin, IDF Soldier Missed in Action; Egypt's Negotiating for Peace in Israeli-Hamas Conflict; Interview with Liberian Businesswoman Leaving Liberia Due to Ebola Outbreak; Frontlines Come Close to Crash Site of MH-17; U.S. National Hurricane Center Watches Tropical Storm Bertha
• Atlanta Hospital Ready For First Ebola Patient; Fate Of Israeli Soldier Is Unknown; Obama Defends Kerry's Truce Efforts; First Ebola Patient En Route to U.S. Hospital; Goodell Defense Rice Suspension


July 26, 2014
• Secretary of State John Kerry to Speak about Efforts to Achieve a Gaza Cease-Fire; Dutch and Australian Officials Negotiating Access to Ukraine Crash Zone; 25-Year-Old Ali Shahi Suspected in Bomb Threat to Sunwing Airlines; President Obama Met with Presidents of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador in Washington; Israelis Claim Small Number of Casualties Due to Efficiency of Iron Dome Missile Defense System
• Palestinians: at Least 40 More Bodies Found; Israel Searching Tunnels for Militants; More Coffins Head to Netherlands Today; Interview with Former Ambassador William Taylor; Border Crisis: Congress Running Out of Time
• Cease-fire Continues in Gaza; John Kerry's Negotiating for Peace between Israeli and Palestinians; SWAT Team Storming Plane in Canada After Bomb Threat; Aviation Experts Discuss Flight Safety; Interview with Naama Nahar, Israeli Reservist Who Refuses to Serve; Fighting Intensifies in Eastern Ukraine; Netherland Parliament Discusses Sending Over Military Personnel to Ukraine; Pilot Explaining How Dangerous Storms Over Equator Could Be for Planes; Dangerous Weather in the U.S.
• Palestinians: Death Toll Tops 960 In Gaza; More Coffins Head To Netherlands Today; One Last Photo Captures Family On Flight 17; U.S. Evacuates Embassy In Tripoli; What Will Flight 17's Black Boxes Reveal?; Protecting U.S. Planes Against Missiles; Foster Child Dies in Hot Car; Fear of Flying
• Secretary of State John Kerry to Deliver Remarks on Cease-fire; Dutch and Australian Officials Attempting to Negotiate Access to MH-17 Crash Zone; Ali Shahi Suspect in Bomb Threat; Obama Met with Presidents of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador; Israeli Claim Small Casualties Due to Iron Dome


July 19, 2014
• Malaysian Airliner Shoot Down Investigation Detailed; Malaysian Transport Minister Speaks to Press
• Malaysia Air 17 Shot Down; Gunfire in Vicinity of Crash Site; Russia, Ukraine Trade Blame; Gaza Facing A Humanitarian Crisis
• Ukrainian Rebels Not Letting Anybody to the Remains of Flight 17; Military Expert Saying Rebels Must Have Had Military Training; Remembering Victims of Flight 17; U.S. Demanding Sanctions for Russia for its Backing Of Rebels; Israeli Defense Forces Spokesperson Explaining Offense in Gaza
• Malaysia 17: Shot Down; Crisis in the Middle East; Can Malaysia Airlines Recover?; Gunfire, Explosions Near MH17 Crash Site; Israel: Hamas Using Animals With Bombs; Malaysia Flight 17 Victims Remembered


July 12, 2014
• LeBron to Cleveland: I'm Coming Home; Israeli Airstrikes Pound Gaza; Crisis Spurs Talk of Immigration Overhaul; Mom in Hot Car Case Gets Lawyer, Leaves State; Study: Stop Sitting, Start Walking; Google Exec's Escort Linked to 2nd Death
• Obama Official: "We Will Send You Back"; GOP Representative Due To Tour Immigration Facility; Lebron James To Cleveland: I'm Coming Home; Airstrikes Pound Gaza As Rockets Hit Israel; Escort Killed Google Executive; Gay Teacher Fired by Catholic School; The Hunt for Shane Miller
• King James: I'm Coming Home; Israeli Airstrikes Pound Gaza; Obama Official: "We Will Send You Back"; Possibility of Ground Invasion in Gaza; Start of Journey for Undocumented Immigrants: Traveling from Guatemala to Mexico; Gary Bailey on Coming Final Match in World Cup


July 05, 2014
• America Celebrates the Fourth of July; Arthur Downgraded to Tropical Storm; More Illegal Immigrants Arrive in California; Prosecutors: Dad Wanted Child-Free Life; Economy Added 288,000 Jobs in June; Clashes Erupt as Palestinian Teen is Buried; "Fake Pot" from U.S. May Fund Terrorism
• Arthur Downgraded To A Tropical Storm; More Illegal Immigrants Arrive In California; Officer Caught On Tape Punching Woman; Clashes Follow Palestinian Teen's Funeral; Brazilian Star Neymar Out Of World Cup; Analysis of Legal Situation of Father Who'd Left His Son in a Car; Joan Rivers Lashes Out on Journalists for Questions about Wearing Furs; Fabien Cousteau's Talking about his Mission 31; Seinfeld Show Started 25 Years Ago
• Arthur Downgraded To A Tropical Storm; Police: Dad Was Sexting While Son Died; Officer Caught On Tape Punching Woman; Arthur Now a Post-Tropical Storm; Obama to Take Executive Action on Immigration; New Details in Justin Ross Harris Murder Case; Brazil's Top Scorer Won't Play in Finals


June 28, 2014
• Iraqi Forces Winning Their Battle; Same-Sex Marriage Issues; Warrant for Arrest of Justin Ross Harris; 12-Year-Old Kid Found in Basement; Air is Getting Cleaner; Pregnant Woman Competes in 800-Meter Race; Retired Marine Vet Surprised
• Benghazi Suspect Heads to U.S.; Saying Goodbye to Cooper; Team USA Ready for Belgium; Flight 370 Search Shifts Farther South; Report: Bigger iPhones Are Coming
• Amnesty: Iraqi Forces Executed Prisoners; U.S. Flying Armed Drones Over Baghdad; Jozy Altidore May Return To Face Belgium; Flight 370 Likely On Autopilot In Final Phase; Fighting Intensified across Iraq; Father of Santa Barbara Shooter Talks about Preventing Future Tragedies; Bystander Apathy Effect Shown When New Jersey Woman Was Attacked by Former Coworker; Remembering Soul Singer Bobby Womack


June 21, 2014
• Reason Behind Mass Border Crossings; The Pentagon Outlines Iraq Plan; Is an Exclusive Government Iraq's Best Hope?; Senators Grill Dr. Oz; World Cup: U.S. Preps For Portugal
• First U.S. Military Advisers To Arrive Today; Militants Turn Mosul Into "Nightmare City"; President Obama One-on-One Interview with CNN; U.S. To Spend 250M Plus On Child Migrant Crisis; U.S. Team Faces World Cup Test; Fawaz Gerges on Importance of Creating Iraq's Own Institutions and Army; Minneapolis is Still Threatened by Rainy Weather; U.S. Football Team Challenged by Rain Forest Climate; White Shark Katherine Coming to Coast of Florida
• Obama: Iraqi Leaders Must Come Together; U.S. Military Advisers To Arrive Soon In Iraq; ISIS Uses Social Media To Get Recruits; Up To 80,000 Child Migrants Expected This Year; Mudslide Threatens Minneapolis Hospital; Beginning of the End of NFL's Redskins?; USA to Play Against Portugal; Transgender Teen Told to Remove Makeup before License Photo


June 14, 2014
• Militants Threaten to March Toward Baghdad; Obama Won't Send Combat Troops to Iraq; Ukraine: 49 Dead as Rebels Down Military Plane; Veterans Frustrated by Turmoil in Iraq; One Priest Dead, Another Wounded in Attack
• What Will President Obama Do About Iraq?; Pro-Russian Insurgents in Ukraine Shoot Down Plane, Kill 49; Bergdahl's Reintegration Treatment; A Look at Team USA
• Militants Threaten To March Toward Baghdad; Obama Won't Send Combat Troops To Iraq; Doctors: Bergdahl Making Progress; Migrant Children Flee to U.S.; Interview with Miss Indiana


June 07, 2014
• Tracy Morgan Critically Hurt In 6-Car Crash; Obama Defends Taliban Swap For Bergdahl; Walking In Restaurants With Rifles; Lawmakers Slam President On Bergdahl Trade; Lawmakers: Obama Broke the Law; Tracy Morgan Hurt in Six-Vehicle Crash; Chasing History: The Triple Crown Quest; "The Fault in Our Stars"
• "Saturday Night Live" Star in Critical Condition after Deadly Multiple Car Collision on New Jersey Turnpike; President Obama Defends Decision to Swap Prisoners; Sergeant Bergdahl's Recuperating In U.S. Military Hospital in Germany; Russia Has One Month to Call Off Its Militants in Eastern Ukraine; "Bleacher Report" on California Chrome; General Motors CEO Mary Barra Admits Incompetence in Company; Unexpected Discovery of New Planet Can Change Our Knowledge about Universe
• Obama Defends Taliban Prisoner Swap; An American Dream Slipping Away?; California Chrome Hopes to Win Triple Crown; Clinton to Release New Book; Two 12-year-olds Charged as Adults


May 31, 2014
• Steve Ballmer to Buy Clippers in $2 Billion Deal, Most Expensive Deal in NBA History; Shinseki Resigns as VA Scandal Deepens; VA Scandal Could Spark Criminal Probe; American Bomber in Syria Attack from Florida; Shinseki Resigns over VA Scandal; Film on Maya Angelou's Life Soon; Fabien Cousteau Will Spend a Month Underwater on Mission- 31
• VA Chief Resigns; Donald Sterling Wants to Sue the NBA; Miami Heat Defeats Indiana Pacers; Chuck Reaves on PTSD and Shinseki Resigning; Justin Rose Fighting Childhood Hunger in Orlando, Florida; Outbreak of Measles in U.S. Due to Lack of Vaccination and International Travel; Hidden Cash Quest in San Francisco and Other U.S. Cities
• American Suicide Bomber Identified; Steve Ballmer Bids $2 Billion to Buy Clippers; VA Chief Eric Shinseki Resigns; Glass Floor Cracks 103 Stories Above Chicago; Donald Sterling Sues the NBA for $1 Billion; Half of American Adults Victims of Hacking; Root from Peru Helps Lose Weight


May 25, 2014
• Breaking News: Deadly Shooting Spree in California College Town


May 24, 2014
• Seven Dead in California Drive-By Shootings; Slide Fire Burns 8,500 Acres, 5 Percent Contained; Pope Francis Arrives in Jordan; Sheriff: This is "Mass Murder" Situation; GOP Divide: The Tea Party Effect
• Seven Killed Including Gunman In California Shooting; Pope Francis Arrives In Jordan; Malaysia Promises To Release Data Soon; Source: Shelly Sterling To Sell Clippers
• Pope Francis Arrives in Jordan; Arizona Battles Wildfire; Beef, Sprouts, Walnuts, Hummus Recalled; Interview with Sarah Bajc; Near- Misses Jump Between 2011 and 2012; Seven People Dead in California Drive-by Shooting


May 17, 2014
• Investigations Continue for the California Wildfires; Michelle Obama Makes Headlines with Her Speech in a Kansas High School; Measles Virus -- A Cure for Cancer?; West African Leaders to Discuss How to Bring Back Kidnapped Nigerian Girls; Firefighters in California Wildfires Encountering Firenadoes; Veterans Affairs Undersecretary Resigns; Teacher Gets 10-Day Suspension After Being Caught on Camera Hurting a Kindergartener; Thirty-Three Intimate Letters Between Jackie Kennedy and Irish Priest to be Auctioned Off Next Month
• People Arrested for Suspected Arson in California Wildfires; Michelle Obama Makes Headlines with Her Speech in a Kansas High School; West African Leaders to Discuss How to Bring Back Kidnapped Nigerian Girls; Woman in Sudan Given a Death Sentence for Refusal to Denounce Her Faith; Donald Sterling Refuses to Pay Fine; Firefighters in California Have Made Some Headway; Dangerousness of Firenados; Controversial Prime Minister Elected in India; Protesters Take To the Streets In Turkey; Two Journalists Remember 911 In New Book
• California Wildfires Rage, One Person Charged; Eyewitness Drives Through Inferno; First Lady: U.S. Schools Too Segregated; Data Controversy Surrounds Flight 370; Top VA Official Resigns Amid Scandal; Political Sights Set on Hillary for 2016; Spread of Deadly Virus is More Urgent; Sunken Wreck Could Be Columbus' Ship


May 10, 2014
• U.S. Airliner Nearly Collides with Drone; Lewinsky's Article Good for Hillary?; Hillary Clinton's Foreign Policy in Question; Benhams Don't Blame HGTV for Cancellation; Three Missing As Hot Air Balloon Burns, Crashes; Sterling: "I'm Not Racist, I Was Jealous"
• Hot Air Balloon Crashes in Virginia; Witnesses Sees Balloon Engulfed in Big Flames; New Audio of Sterling Explaining Rant; Growing Scandal in Veterans Administration; Hot Air Balloon Getting on Fire in the Air over Virginia; Discussion of Monica Lewinsky's Reappearance in Public Discourse; More Storms Coming for United States; NFL Is About to Decide Whether to Draft the First Openly Gay Player
• Hot Air Balloon Crashes in Virginia; NBA Names New Clippers CEO; What Recourse Do Clippers Players Have?; Search for Flight 370; Police Says Hot Air Balloon Hit Power Lines; Explosive New Sterling Audio Recordings Surfaced; Schoolgirls Kidnapped in Nigeria


May 03, 2014
• Street Fighting, Fire Kill 35 In Ukraine; V. Stiviano: Sterling Is Not A Racist; Three Bangladeshi Navy Ships Search Bay Of Bengal; Police: School Massacre Plot Thwarted; Legal Fight May be Brewing over Clippers; White House Correspondents' Dinner
• Street Fighting, Fire Kills 36 in Ukraine; Alleged Donald Sterling's Girlfriend Speaks Out; School Massacre Plot Thwarted; Search for Flight 370; Donald Sterling's Facing Cancer; A Man from Indiana Hospitalized with MERS; Rosie Napravnik Winning Derby; Bizarre Statements and Fashion Ideas of V. Stiviano, Sterling's Alleged Ex- Girlfriend
• Sterling and the Other NBA Owners; Western Observers Freed by Pro-Russian Militants; Jobless Rate Drops; Mystery of Flight 370; Terrorist Group Kidnapping Young Girls in Nigeria; Amanda Knox Convicted by Italian Court Again; Joel McHale Hosts White House Correspondents' Dinner


April 26, 2014
• Obama Visits Malaysia; Bluefin-21 Cuts 13th Dive Short; Storms Halt South Korean Ferry Recovery; Connecticut High School Student Stabbed; Pennsylvania School Stabbing Suspect Had "More People To Kill"; Treacherous Storms; Magnitude 6.5 Earthquake Strikes Off the Coast of Tonga; Federal Prosecutors Close to Announcing Charges Against Rep. Grimm; Search for Flight 370
• Obama Gets Red Carpet Welcome In Malaysia; Bluefin-21 Scan 95 Percent Done: No Sign Of MH370; Tornado, Severe Storm Threat Through Weekend; Connecticut Teen Killed On Prom Day; Georgia's "Guns Everywhere" Law; Storm Suspends Ferry Diving Missions; Two Popes to be Canonized Tomorrow; Recovering Cell Phone Data from Underwater
• President Obama Travels to Malaysia; Search for Flight 370; Interview with Steve Wang; Connecticut Teen Killed on Prom Day; NRA Holds Annual Convention; Georgia Passes New Gun Law


April 19, 2014
• Seafloor Scan Set to Conclude in a Week; Top Diplomats Reach Ukraine Deal; Ferry Death Toll Rises to 33; Drone Strike Kills 12 Terror Suspects; Divers Trying to Get Back Inside Ferry
• Pro-Russian Separatists Refuse to Leave Ukraine; Pushback Against Putin; Drone Kills AQIY Suspects; South Korean Ferry Disaster; Next Two Days "Critical" in Jet Search
• Captain Charged in Ferry Disaster; Families Wait for News from Sunken Ferry; Next Two Days 'Critical' In Jet Search; Instruction for Passengers not to Move on the South Korean Ferry May Have Cost Lives; Rainy Weather for the Easter; Military Expert on Prevention of Further Escalation of Violence in Ukraine; Demonstration of Manned Submersible Operating in Deep Water


April 12, 2014
• Four Days Of Silence, No New Pings Detected; Friends and Family Defend Pilots of Flight 370; Colbert to Succeed David Letterman; Search Area Reduced To 16,000 Square Miles; What Investigators Have Learned From Black Boxes Recovered In Other Cases
• Australian P.M. Confident Signals Come from Black Box; Tech Teams Work Overtime to Locate Pings; 10 Killed in California Bus Crash; Audio Signals Have Come from Flight 370 Wreckage; Search in Deep Ocean; Families Refusing To Believe; Pingers Signal Changing in Deep Ocean; Sonobuyos Used in Deep Ocean Search; Web Companies Patching Heartbleed Bug
• Australian Minister Announcing Pings Have Come From Flight 370; Experts on New Conditions of Searching for Flight 370; Passengers' Family Members Still Keeping Hope; Rising Tensions over Piece of Land in Nevada; Portland for Tourists; Stephen Colbert's Pronounced Anchor of "Late Night Show"


April 05, 2014
• Thirteen Planes, 11 Ships Searching for Flight 370; Argument May Have Lead to Fort Hood Spree; China State News: Patrol Ship Detects Pulse Signal
• No Official Confirmation of Pulse Signal; China State News Patrol Ship Detects Pulse Signal in MH370 Search Zone in Indian Ocean
• Malaysia Officials Update MH-370 Search; Argument Preceded Fort Hood Shooting; Possibility for Pingers from Flight 370 to Go Silent Soon; Interview with Desperate Mother of Pouria Nour Mohammadi; State of the Art Technology Used for Underwater Search; Professional Baseball Player's Paternity Leave Stirring Discussion of Men's Role in Family


March 29, 2014
• Three Objects Spotted in New Search Zone; New Search Area is 123,000 Square Miles; New Challenges in Updated Search Area; More Objects Spotted in New Search Zone; Russian Troops Gather at Ukraine Borders; Two Ships Recover Objects in 370 Search
• Chinese Plane Spots Possible Plane Wreckage; Friends Defend Captain of Missing Flight; Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles Area; New Search Area for Flight 370; Attorney Floyd Wisner on Lawsuits against Malaysia Airlines; New Version of the Flight 370 Fall Checked on Flight Simulator; Better Weather Conditions in New Search Area Bring More Hope; Russia Concentrating Its Troops at Ukrainian Boarder
• Malaysian Officials Conceded Still Chance of a 'Miracle'; What Will U.S. Role Be if Debris is Confirmed?; 5.1 Earthquake Shakes L.A.; Uninterruptable Autopilot; Aviation Expert Mary Schiavo on the Flight 370 Investigation; Black Box and Cockpit Recordings in Airplane Crush Investigation; Russia's Amassing Its Troops at Ukrainian Boarder


March 22, 2014
• Malaysia: China Has Satellite Images Of Floating Object 74 Feet Long, 43 Feet Wide; U.S. Reassesses Ties with Russia
• Chinese Satellite Picks Up Floating Object; Extensive Search for Flight 370; Russian-Ukrainian Crisis Continues Causing International Concern


March 15, 2014
• Malaysia: Plane Disappearance "Deliberate"; How Missing Plane Mystery Unfolded; College Teams Ready for March Madness
• Mystery of the Missing Plane; Passengers' Families Have New Hopes, Fears; Ukraine Takes Away Crimean Parliament's Power; Plane Theories: Mystery of Flight 370; Internet Searchers Look for Plane
• Mystery of Flight 370; Extending of Search for Malaysian Airline Plane; Remembering Passengers of Flight 370; Vednita Carter's Non-Profit Organization Fighting Sexual Exploitation; Coming Referendum in Crimea; Black Market for Counterfeit and Stolen Passports


March 09, 2014
• Search Expands for Jet Lost off Vietnam; Could Stolen Passports Be Key to Missing Plane?; Families Face Agonizing Wait; Rand Paul Wins CPAC Straw Poll; Tiger Woods Making a Comeback?


March 08, 2014
• 239 Missing As Jet Vanishes Off Vietnam; Crisis in Ukraine; White House Searches for Diplomatic Answers; Pentagon Studied Putin's Body Language; Police: Pregnant Mother Drove Kids into Ocean
• 239 Missing As Jet Vanishes Off Vietnam; Minivan Mom Expected In Court This Hour; Russia Warns U.S. Over Sanctions; U.S. Weighs Involvement in Ukraine Crisis; New Show "Smerconish" Launches Today; New Treatment in Fight against AIDS; Snowden Speaks Monday at South by Southwest Festival; Malaysia Jett Missing
• 239 Missing as Jet Vanishes Off Vietnam; No Wreckage Found Yet of Jet Carrying 239; Crisis in Ukraine; President Obama Discusses Ukraine with German Leader; Mom Tried to Kill Own Children; Former Girlfriend Testified in Oscar Pistorius Trial; Bill to Ban Orcas Performance in the SeaWorld Can Become Law in California; Bleacher Report on Paralympic Games in Russia, Tiger Woods Incredible Putt Basketball Fan Confronting Coach During Game; Scientists Inventing Clock That Would Never Slow Down


March 01, 2014
• Armed Militia Patrol Airports in Crimea; More Rain Today for Bone-Dry California; Fed Chief Says Taper Remains on Course; Obama Issues Stern Warning to Russia Over Ukraine; A Sneak Peek at the 86th Oscars; Former NFL Star Faces Rape Charges
• Russia Moving to Crimea; Obama Condemning Russia's Act
• Crimea Asks Russia to Intervene; More Rain Today for Bone-Dry California; Snow to Hit Northeast Again; Rising Tensions in Crimea; Ukraine as Divided Country; El Chapo's Safe House; Interview with the Producers of Oscar-Nominated Movie "Nebraska"; Unexpected Creatures Live from Studio
• Few Good Options for U.S on Ukraine Crisis; Hillary Clinton Compares Putin to Czar; Mudslides Hit Drought-Weary California; Vet: Ex-Girlfriend Secretly Gave Up Baby; More Questions around New Jersey Bridge Scandal; Delta Changing Its Frequent Flier Program


February 22, 2014
• Ukraine President Leaves Palace; U.S., Russia Tied in Olympic Medal Count; Racism at Ole Miss; California Farmers Facing Drought Disaster; Brave Vets Finally Awarded Medal of Honor
• A Faithful Death; Dogs Understand Voices, Emotions; Ukraine President Leaves Kiev; Obama Calls Putin to Discuss Ukraine; U.S., Russia Tied In Olympic Medal Count; Arizona Lawmakers Pass Anti-Gay Bill; Does Poll Support McCain's Theory?; Christie Rejects White House Dinner Invite; Ted Nugent Apologizes, Sort Of; Student Claims Racism
• Ukraine's Call for New Government; Russia Leads in Medal Count; Arizona Refusal to Serve Gays; Minimum Wage Hike
• Lenin Statues Torn Down in Ukraine; U.S. Tops Olympic Medal Count; Arizona Lawmakers Pass Anti-Gay Bill; Michael Sam to Tackle Scouting Combine; Report from Wall Street; West Virginia Water Being Checked by Independent Scientists; Yanukovych Leaving Ukrainian Capital; Israeli Army Helping Wounded Syrian Casualties; College of Cardinals Gathers in Rome; Anti-Government Demonstrations in Caracas, Venezuela; Family Reunion for North Koreans and South Koreans; Infant Resuscitated in Florida Traffic; Kate Upton in Zero G; Marijuana Sales Going High in Colorado


February 15, 2014
• Northeast Braces for Another Winter Storm; U.S. Speedskaters Cleared to Switch Suits; NFL Names More Bullies, Victims in Miami Dolphins Harassment Case; Virginia Strikes Down Same-Sex Marriage Ban
• Northeast Braces for Another Winter Storm; U.S. Speed Skaters Blame Suits for Poor Results; Report: Pattern of Harassment in Miami Dolphins Locker Room; Flooding in England; Children Euthanasia about to Become Legal in Belgium; Papa's Advice for Long and Happy Marriage on Valentine's Day; Connection between Severe and Unusual Weather in North America and Europe Established; Jimmy Fallon's Career on TV; Remotely Controlled Snowplowing Now Possible
• Northeast Braces For Another Winter Storm; Travelers Frustrated By Cancellation; U.S. And Norway Lead Olympic Medal Count; Japan Takes Men's Figure Skating Gold; "Loud Music" Murder Jury Back; NFL Releases New Report On Miami Dolphins; Kansas State House Passes Bill Allowing Refusal of Service to Same-Sex Couples; Beating the Winter Blues; PayPal Chief's Credit Card Hacked
• Jury Continues Deliberations of Loud Music Trial; Travelers Frustrated by Cancellations; Sochi Medal Count; Virginia Overturns Ban on Same-Sex Marriage


February 08, 2014
• Hijacker Threatens Ceremonies; U.S. Claims Its First Gold of Winter Games; Woody Allen's New Op-Ed; "Loud Music Trial" Resumes This Morning; DMX in Talks to Fight George Zimmerman
• Sochi Olympics Has Begun; Woody Allen Fires Back
• Sochi Opens Winter Olympics in Style; Man Attempts to Hijack Plane to Sochi; Woody Allen: 'I Did Not Molest Dylan'; Infrared Video Shows Theater Shooting; A-Rod Accepts Season-Long Suspension; Security at Sochi; U.S. Blames Russia for Leaking Embarrassing Audio Recording; Philip Seymour Hoffman's Last Movie Will Be Finished Using Digitized Image of Late Actor
• GOP Sets Up Fake Sites to Lure Voters; "Loud Music Trial" Returns This Morning; U.S. Claims Its First Medal Of Olympics; Olympian Who Lit Flame Sparks Controversy; U.S. Warns Of Cybersecurity Threats At Sochi; Woody Allen: "I Did Not Molest Dylan"; FAA "Locking Into" Justin Beiber's Flight; California Sees Some Rain And Drought


February 01, 2014
• More Revelations on George Washington Bridge Scandal; No Fly Zone During Super Bowl
• Chris Christie Faces New Allegations; Security Tight Ahead of Sunday's Super Bowl Game; Amanda Knox Found Guilty, Again; David Wildstein's Attorney Says Christie Knew About Lane Closures; Super Bowl Weather; Utah School Tosses Some Kids' Lunches Into Trash
• Chris Christie Faces New Allegations; Security Tight Ahead of Sunday's Game; Amanda Knox Found Guilty, Again; Ex-TSA Screener: Yes We Laughed At You
• Florida to Hold Pot Vote in November; Firefighters Allegedly Didn't Help Dying Man; Fighting for an AIDS-Free Generation; Ex- Christie Appointee Challenges Governors Claims About Knowledge Of Lane Closures; Plane Forced To Make Emergency Landing; Security Tight Ahead Of Sunday's Game; Amanda Knox Vows To Fight Conviction


January 25, 2014
• Iranians Talking about Their Hopes for the Change in Relations with the United States; Three Year Anniversary of the Egypt Revolution in the Wake of New Bombing Attacks; Violent Clashes in Mexico; Mexican Vigilantes Fighting Drug Cartels; "Mitt", the Documentary About Mitt Romney Being Released to Public
• Judge: Take Pregnant Mom Off Ventilators; Dow Suffers Worst Week Since 2011; The Hunt for Russia's "Black Widows"; Other GOP Leaders Upset About Huckabee's "Libido" Comment; Elementary School Teacher Arrested After Potluck
• GOP Grapples with Image Problems; Cancer Concern over Soda Coloring; New Super Bowl Ads and Teasers
• Judge Rules on Brain-Dead Woman's Case; "Planet Hillary" Fuels 2016 Speculation; Inside the Mind of the Biebs; Grammy Awards Big Winners and Big Performers


January 18, 2014
• Obama Orders New Limits to U.S. Spying; Bridge to Florida; FBI Joins Search for Missing WSJ Reporter; Oscar Nominations: Surprises and Snubs; Study: Some Student-Athletes Can Barely Read
• Invasion of Privacy; California Drought Seen; Christie in Florida
• NSA Changes; Shooting in Philadelphia; Weather Forecast; Retailers Warned; Wrong Airport Landing; Bleacher Report; Drought in California Threatens State's Agriculture, Water Supply; Mississippi Man Pleads Guilty to Sending Ricin-Laced Letters to President Obama; Two Small Planes Colliding on Runway in San Jose
• California Suffering From Historic Drought; No Relief In Forecast In California; Obama Scrutinized NSA Options; NTSB: Pilots Identified The Wrong Airport; Christie To Face First Test Since Scandal; School Shooting Suspect On The Lodge; FBI Joins Search For Missing WSJ Reporter; Hunter Paid $350,000 To Kill Black Rhino; Obama Takes Middle Ground with Changes to Surveillance Programs; MLK "Twerk" Posters Spark Outrage


January 11, 2014
• New Jersey Bridge Scandal Documents Released; Funeral For Teen Killed by Police; Fey and Poehler Return to Globes; Chemical Spill; Target Hack; Dow Lower; Weather Outlook; Bleacher Report
• Three Hundred Thousand Without Water; New Jersey Bridget Scandal Documents Released; South Florida Dries Out After Downpour; Breaking News: Former Israeli PM Ariel Sharon Has Died
• Former Israeli PM Ariel Sharon Has Died; Chemical Level Drops, But Still No End In Sight For West Virginia Water Ban; New Jersey Bridge Scandal Documents Released; Line Of Storms Rolls Through Southeast; Outrage Grows Over Water Contamination; Neiman Marcus Investigates Breach; Target Hack Hit 70 Million Customers; 268 Members Of Congress Are Millionaires; Feds To Recognize Utah Same Sex Marriages; Who Will Win Big at Golden Globes Awards?; Facial Recognition Apps; Interview with Candace Cameron Bure
• Former Israeli Prime Minister Dies; West Virginia Water Contamination; Neiman Marcus Investigating Possible Security Breach; Fallout from New Jersey Bridge Scandal; Saving the Black Rhino


January 04, 2014
• Blizzard Gives Way for Arctic Blast; New Details on Paul Walker's Death; Jahi McMath Death Certificate Issued; Bleacher Report; Blizzard's Outcome: Delays in Airports and Canceled Flights; Preventing Hypothermia; Record Low Temperatures in Parts of the Country; New Year Resolutions for Healthy Body and Finances: How to Keep Them; Terror Attacks in Russia Preparing for the Winter Olympics
• Blizzard Buries Eastern U.S.; Packers Fans Ready for Freezing Game; Lower Gas Prices Expected for 2014; Final Report on Paul Walker's Death; NSA Reportedly Building Super Computer
• Seven Dead as Blizzard Buries Eastern U.S.; People Prepare for Below Zero Lows; Religious Coalition Fights Obamacare Rule; Colorado Continues Pot Sales Experiment; Historic Cold Expected for NFL Playoff Game
• Jahi McMath Death Certificate Issued; New Details on Paul Walker's Death; The Human Face of Big Data; Blizzard Makes Way For Arctic Blast; New York Launches Blizzard Clean Up; Boston Feels Like Negative 14 Degrees Right Now; Twenty Five States Reporting Widespread Flu; Clay Aiken Considering Run For Congress; Senator Paul To Sue White House Over NSA; Religious Coalition Fights Obamacare Rule; Historic Cold Expected For Playoff Game


December 28, 2013
• Target Confirms Hackers Stoke PIN Data; 1.3 Million Lose Jobless Benefits; The Biggest Scandals of 2013; The Business of Britney Spears
• Americans Released in Libya; Hackers Did Steal PIN Data; NSA Data Collection is Legal; Millions Lose Jobless Benefits Today; Icebreakers get Stuck; Iowa Sky Lights Up; Sports Headlines; UPS and FedEx Fail to Deliver on Christmas; Car Bomb Kills U.S. Ally in Lebanon; Colorado Issues First Marijuana Licenses
• Rescue Icebreaker Slowed By Weather; Four Americans Released In Libya; Emergency Jobless Benefits End Today; More Heavy Rain For The Southeast; Target: Hackers Did Steal PIN Data; Duck Dynasty" Star Suspension Lifted; Colorado Pot Sales Legal in 2014; Hate Crime Charge in "Knockout" Assault; Flu Season Kicks into Gear; Colorado Pot Sales Become Legal in 2014; Top Ten Entertainment Stories of 2013
• Four Americans Released in Libya; Economy Grew But Not Everyone Benefits; "Duck Dynasty" Star's Suspension Over; Target Confirms PINs were Stolen; Texas Man Charged with Hate Crime; 1.3 Million Losing Jobless Benefits; Interview with Jimmy Alexander; Obama's Rough 2013; Best Hangover Cures from Around the World


December 21, 2013
• Ferocious Storm Snarls Holiday Travel; Obama Holds Year-End News Conference; NASA Astronauts Start Spacewalk to Repair International Space Station; A&E Quiet As Supports Grows for "Duck Dynasty"; Dangerous Winter Weather: Possible Effect on the Holiday Travel and FedEx Delivery; Prince William's Private Messages to Kate Middleton Used as Evidence in Court; Former Russian Oligarch and Critic of the Putin's Policy Finally Freed out of Jail
• Winter Storm Snarls Holiday Travel; Ice, Snow, Flooding, Severe Weather Hit U.S.; Four Arrested In Deadly Mall Carjacking; First Of Three ISS Spacewalks Under Way; Three American Troops Shot In South Sudan; Obama Arrives In Hawaii For 16 Days; Tennis Star Trains Players into Winners; Indian Diplomat Arrested, Strip-Searched; The Girl Whose Case Changed Lung Transplant; Operation Christmas Child
• Holiday Travel Nightmare; Arrests in Deadly Mall Carjacking; Emergency Spacewalk Underway; Target Apologizes After Hacking Incident; President Obama Hold Year-End News Conference; Support Growing for Suspended Reality Star
• Four Arrested in Deadly Mall Shooting; Emergency Space Repair; Winter Storms Snarling Holiday Travelers; President Obama Hold End-of- the-Year News Conference;


December 14, 2013
• Police: Teen Opens Fire at School; Northeast Braces for Another Wintry Slam; Clash Over In-Flight Cell Phone Use; Chinese Ship Aggressive Toward U.S. Ship; "Richie Rich" Defense; Most Viewed YouTube Ads of 2013
• School Shooting in Colorado; Kanye West's Comparison of His Stage Performance and Police Work Bringing an Uproar in Social Media; More Snow on the Way for Most of the Country; Mega million Lottery: No Winners Yet.
• Shooting in Colorado; Remembering Sandy Hook; Americans Not Feeling a Strong Economy; A New Ring on the Business of Beyonce; The Business of Being Tyler Perry
• Police: Injured Girl In Critical Condition; Police: Suspect Turned Gun On Himself; Colorado Student Describes Shooting; Northeast Braces For Harsh Winter Weather; One Million Plus Americans Losing Benefits; Mega Fail, No Jackpot Winner; Missing American was Working for CIA; Kanye: Rapping is like Police Work; CNN Film Stirs Outrage at SeaWorld; Djokovic Wins Big after Disappointing Loss


December 07, 2013
• North Korea Frees U.S. War Veteran; Huge Ice Storm Slams South; Dow Soars on Jobs Report; South African Mourns Mandela; Sports Headlines; Nadia Bilchik Explains why Nelson Mandela Had Been Put on the U.S. Watch List; New Wave of Winter Storm for the Northeast; the Murder of American Teacher in Lybia
• Ice Storm Slams South, Moving East; North Korea Frees U.S. War Veteran; South Africa Mourns Nelson Mandela; Defense Secretary Hagel in Afghanistan; The Return of a Solid Paycheck; Obama Met with Controversial Uncle
• North Korea Releases Veteran; Snow and Below Zero Conditions; Mandela Passed Away
• North Korea Frees U.S. War Veteran; Massive Ice Storm Paralyzes Dallas; The Return Of The High Paying Job; South Africa Mourns Nelson Mandela; Bill Clinton Remembers Nelson Mandela; Huge Saturday In College Football; North Korea Frees U.S. War Veteran; Open Court: Serena Williams; Facebook Rolls Out "Unfollow" Button


November 30, 2013
• Police Copter Crashes into Pub; Obamacare Website; Black Friday Mobs and Brawls; Bleacher Report; Storm Roaring into Pacific Northwest; Outrageous Case of Marissa Alexander; Nigella Lawson's Alleged Long-Term Drug Abuse; New Personal Fitness Monitors Will Help Shed "Thanksgiving" Pounds; Money Shower in the Mall
• Helicopter Slams Through Roof of Scottish Pub; American Held in North Korea Issues "Apology"; Deadline Today for healthcare.gov; Black Friday Madness; Arrested for Trespassing -- At Work; Girl Cancer Free after Halting Chemotherapy; 2013 Movie Flops; Pro Coaches Accused of Cheating; "The Good Stuff"
• Helicopter Crash in Glasgow; Destroying Syria's Weapons; Black Friday Tussles; CNN Heroes Night
• Deadline Today for Obamacare Web Site Fix; Searching for a Bone Marrow Match; Open Court: Wheelchair Champion; Man Auctions Last Name to Highest Bidder; To Heaven and Back; Helicopter Crashes into Scottish Pub


November 23, 2013
• New Hunger Games Movie Now in Theaters; Los Angeles Airport Received Prank Call; America's Top Diplomat Flew to Geneva for Iran Talks; West Hammered by Severe Weather; Possibility of Nuclear Deal with Iran; Police Headquarters Stormed in Durham; Charles Manson's Announced Marriage; Monty Python Reunion in London
• Bitter Cold Conditions Across U.S.; Prank Call, Crash Set Off Panic At LAX; Hopes High For Deal With Iran; An 85-Year-Old American Held In North Korea; "Catching Fire" Cruising To Record Weekend; Jennifer Lawrence: Hollywood's Newest Rising Star; The Future Of Cell Phones On Planes; Senate after New Filibuster Limits; Plastic Surgery for Migraines; Playstation vs. Xbox One
• Winter Storm; LAX Scare; Remembering JFK
• Severe Weather for Thanksgiving; The Obamacare Website's Important Option Removed for Political Purposes before the Launch. Undetectable Weapons Ban Expiration and 3D Printers Availability; Hollywood Movie Heats up Box Office; Shooting at LAX?; FCC Might Allow Cell Phone Calls on Flights


November 16, 2013
• Rare Strain of Meningitis; Toronto's Mayor Stripped of Key Powers; Typhoon Blamed for Deaths; Best Jobs in America; Martin Meets with NFL; Democrats' Vote on the Republican Side Can Gut Obamacare; Early snow at Part of the USA; Hillary Clinton Standing for Women's Rights; An Arab "Idol" Winner Mohammed Assaf on Tour in the U.S.
• Meningitis Outbreak At Princeton Puts Thousands At Risk; Stores Go To New Lengths To Draw In Black Friday Customers; Buying Marijuana At A Discount; Slew Of Jokes At Toronto Mayor's Expense; Thousands Fleeing Hard-Hit Tacloban After Super-Typhoon; Bill Circulating Congress Guts Obamacare
• Rare Strain Of Meningitis Hits Princeton, Students May Get Emergency Vaccine; Ford's Brother: Legacy Will Be "Solid"; Tiny Typhoon Victims Survive In Makeshift Clinic With No Power; Rapist Will Serve No Prison Time; Memories of JFK's Assassination; Damage Control on Obamacare Rollout; Andy Kaufman Death a Hoax?; Automobile of the Year for 2014; Batkid Saves Gotham, Warms Hearts; Toronto Mayor Stripped of Key Powers
• Toronto Mayor's Brother Speaking Out; Meningitis Outbreak Hits Princeton University; Sinkhole Swallows Two Florida Homes; House Passed Obamacare Fix; Rescue Dog Climbs Mount Everest


November 09, 2013
• Martin MacNeill Found Guilty; Typhoon Haiyan Hits the Philippians; Typhoon Haiyan moves to Vietnam; Incognito Flies to L.A.; Bleacher Report; How to Avoid Trans fats in Your Diet: Tips by Dr. Mark MacDonald; Ted Cruz Appears on Saturday Night Live; Nuclear Deal with Iranians Is About to Be Reached; New Accusations in the Arafat's Death Investigation; Polio Outbreak in Syria Can Pose a Threat to Europe; Olympic Torch is To Take a Spacewalk
• Martin MacNeill: Guilty of Murder; Killer Typhoon Devastates Philippines; GOP Jockeying for 2016; Incognito Flies to L.A., Reason Unknown; Estimates of 1,000 Killed in Typhoon; Why Trans Fats Are Harmful
• Martin MacNeill Guilty of Murder; Typhoon Haiyan Slams the Philippines; FDA Moves to Ban Trans Fats
• Estimated 1,200 Killed In Typhoon; Typhoon Heading To Vietnam; Martin Macneill: Guilty Of Murder; Ted Cruz Makes Late Night Debut; FDA Moves To Ban Most Trans Fats; Three Navy Officials Charged in Bribery Case; Culture of the NFL Locker Room; Most Successful Twin in Tennis History; Schools Crack Down on Cyber Bullying; Gary Sinise Honors Veterans Year-Round


November 02, 2013
• Shooting at LAX; Boston Celebrates World Series Win; Feds Looking into Georgia Teen's Death
• LAX Shooter in Police Custody; Red Sox Parade Kicks Off; Finding a Fix for Obamacare
• Shooting at LAX; FBI Investigates Teens Death; Red Sox Parade; LAX Shooter in Custody; Witnesses Describe Shooting; Comedy Shows Being Watched as News
• LAX Terminal Three Remains Closed After Shooting; Shooting Shines Spotlight On Security; Boston Celebrates World Series Wi; Official: Gunman Cited "New World Order"; Obama's Second Term Missteps; Web site Slows Obamacare Sign-up; Red Sox Victory Parade in Boston


October 26, 2013
• JonBenet Ramsey Murder; Obamacare Disconnect; Anti-NSA Rally in D.C.; Bleacher Report; Eavesdropper Tweets Train Talk; New Leak by Snowden Leads to U.S. European Allies Protest Against U.S. Spying; Blonde Gypsy's Baby Mystery Solved
• Standoff Ends, 4 Officers Wounded; Anti-NSA Rally in D.C. Today; Barney's Accused of Racial Profiling; Police: Teen Killed Ritzer with Box Cutter; White House: Obamacare Site's Flaws Not Fatal; FDA Tackling Pet Food Safety for First Time
• Jay-Z Urged To Drop Barney's Deal; Standoff In California Ends, Four Officers Wounded; Flames Erupt At Macy's Flagship Store; New Details In Jonbenet Murder; Olympic Torch At North Pole; Frigid Night In Atlanta; U.S. Allies Angered over Spying Allegations; What's Behind Obesity: Fats Versus Sugars?; U.S. Spying on Allies; Tennis Stars Come Together; Holiday At A Hidden Gem
• Germany Sending Intel Team to DC; Thousands March to End Mass Surveillance; Instagram Permits Gun Sales Online


October 19, 2013
• Killers Freed After Documents Forged; Republicans Demand Sebelius Resign; Early Season Snow Hits Midwest; Wall Street Hits Record Highs; Bleacher Report; Voters Stew over Shutdown; NASA Plans for an Expensive Meteorite Protection for Earth; Lon Snowden Returns from Visit to Moscow; India in the Wake of the Storm
• Search for Missing Autistic NY Teen; Florida Inmates Released; TSA Explains Pre-Check Program; CommonApps Glitches
• Two Convicts Escape from Jail; New York Doesn't Give Up in Its Search for an Autistic Boy; New Government Crisis Can Come in 90 Days; Computer Glitches for the New Health Insurance Still Persist; Unusual Sea Animals Spotted in California
• Two Killers Freed After Docs Forged; Teen With Autism Missing For 15 Days; Suspected Bully's Mom Arrested; Federal Government Reopens To New Deadline; Early Winter Snow; Buying Shares Of A Sports Star; Cruz Won't Rule Out 2nd Shutdown; Dick Cheney Opens Up About His Health; Memory in a Digital Age; Teen with Autism Missing for 15 Days


October 12, 2013
• Senate Plan on Fiscal Crisis Gains Momentum; Starbucks CEO: Stop the Stalemate; Powerful Cyclone Bears down on India; Stocks Surge on Debt Deal Hope; Shutdown Closes National Monuments; Battle Over Redskins Name
• U.S. Government Shutdown, Tropical Storm Phailin in India, Kidnappings in New York, Adrian Peterson's Tragedy;
• House Republican Meet At 9AM ET; Senate Plan On Fiscal Crisis Gains Momentum; California Man Charged With Terrorism; Powerful Cyclone Bears Down On India; Three Bikers Indicted In SUV Attack; Get Your Coffee, Sign A Petition; Interview With Rep. Robert Pittenger Of North Carolina; The Bravest Girl in the World; Diet Pill Linked to Liver Failure
• U.S. Government Shutdown, Tropical Storm Phailin in India, Kidnappings in New York, Adrian Peterson's Tragedy


October 05, 2013
• Shutdown Issues; Bikers at Large; America At Risk
• Tornado Pummels Parts of Nebraska; Midwest and Plains Hit Hard by Storms; Gulf Coast Braces for Tropical Storm Karen; Two Bikers in Custody; Obama &Boehner Stand Their Ground; Miriam Carey and Postpartum Depression; U.S. Government Shutdown; Shipwreck at Lampedusa Island
• NYPD: 2 More Bikers in Custody; Tornado Pummels Parts of Nebraska; House Plans Piecemeal Funding Votes; Snow Slams Midwest, Plains; FAA Furloughs 3,000 Safety Inspections
• NYPD: Two More Bikers In Custody; Off Duty Cop Was Riding With Bikers; Snow Storm Slams Wyoming; Santa Ana Winds Blamed For Fires; Gulf Coast Braces For TS Karen; Obama To GOP: End This Farce; Miriam Carey's Family Wants Answers; Anita Perry: Abortion Is "Woman's Right"; Lawmaker Confronts Ranger Over Shutdown; GOP Senators Caught on Hot Mic; The View from the Top; Obamacare Across the Country; The Dark Side of the Internet


September 28, 2013
• U.S. Praises Resolution on Syria; Obama Phones Iran's President; Iranians Eager for Sanctions to End; Former Hostage Reacts to Historic Call; Decision Day for House Republicans; Bleacher Report; Obamacare Exchanges to Open on Tuesday; The Hunt for the White Widow
• U.N. Finally Intervenes in Syria; Obama Phones Iran's President; How a Shutdown Will Be Felt; Decision Day for House Republicans; New Jersey Judge Allows Same-Sex Marriage; What Will Obamacare Mean for You?; Feud Between Kanye West, Jimmy Kimmel; Panel to Give FAA New Recommendations on Consumer Electronics in Flight
• Report: Shoe Thrown At Iran's President; Obama Phones Iran's President; Get Rid Of Chemical Weapons Or Else; Decision Day For House Republicans; Meteor Blazes Across Midwest Sky; "The Greatest Challenge Of Our Time; Rare Image Of Abraham Lincoln; New Jersey To Allow Same- Sex Marriage; House GOP Meets at Noon on Shutdown; The Real Bionic Man; Holiday Fares Set to Soar
• U.N. on Syria Directives; Republicans Against Obamacare; World's Rising Temperatures


September 21, 2013
• Obamacare Fight; Stocks Tumble; Chicago Violence; Weekend Weather Forecast; The iPhone Weapon; More Violence Erupting in Syria; Meaning of Government Shutdown
• Tap Water Turned Off in Lyons; Obamacare Fight May Shut Government; Shutdown Could Close Popular Attractions; Syria Details Chemical Arsenal; Chicago Mayor: Violence Must End; Anti-Obamacare Ads Push the Envelope
• Nairobi Mall Hostage Taking; Government Shutdown Looms
• Budget Crisis May Shut Government; Porn Producers Takes a Stand; Queen of the Court; The Truth about Angie's List; Getting Paid to Sleep; Obamacare Fight May Shut Government; Shutdown Could Close Popular Attractions; Syria Details Chemical Arsenal; E. Coli In Colorado Town's Water; Hongkong Braces For Super Typhoon; Reviewing The New iPhones; "House Of Cards" Nominated For Nine Emmys


September 14, 2013
• Four Dead, 172 Unaccounted For in Colorado; "There's Nothing Left"; U.S./Russia Reach Deal on Syria; 34 Taken to Hospital After Bus Flips; Newlywed Murder Suspect Released; Kanye West Charged with Battery; U.S./Russia Reach Deal on Syria
• U.S./Russia Reach Deal On Syria; Four Dead, 172 Unaccounted For In Colorado; Two Colorado Towns Evacuated; Hundreds Evacuated In New Mexico; Brain-Eating Amoeba in Water Supply; Escape from Lyons; Fire Hits Storm-Weary Jersey Shore; Rough Week for United Airlines
• U.S.-Russia Reached Deal on Syria; Colorado in State of Emergency;
• Colorado Flooding; Flooding Strikes South and West; U.S. Sees Opening at Syria Talks; New Jersey Boardwalk Fire; Bleacher Report; Bus Crash in Ohio; U.N. Secretary-General Says There's 'Overwhelming' Evidence Chemical Weapons Were Used in Syria; Secretary Kerry, Foreign Minister Lavrov Negotiate Syria Deal


September 07, 2013
• President Speaks to Nation Tuesday; State Department Takes Precautions; 2 Million People Have Fled Syria; LADEE Breaking Ground; Designer Sparks Backlash with Tweet; Bleacher Report; Obama Does Not Get G20 Support for Syria Strike; Outcome of Vote on Strike Authorization Uncertain; IOC to Name Host City for 2020 Olympics Later Today
• House Takes Up Syria Strike Monday; President Makes Case in Weekly Address; Syrian-Americans Plan Protest; NASA Launches Moon Probe; Zimmerman's Wife Files for Divorce; Obama Comes Up Short on Syria
• House Takes Up Syria Strike Monday; Divided Congress on Syria; Interview with Rep. Mike Kaufman
• Zimmerman's Wife Files for Divorce; G-20 Leaders Split over U.N. Mandate; Whooping Cough Breaks Out in Texas; Most of the Black Caucus is Undecided; Interview with Rep. Yvette Clarke; Interview with Rep. Alan Grayson; House Takes Up Syria Monday; Anti-War Protests Planned Today; Will President Have The Votes?; NASA Launches Moon Probe; Autopsy: Teen's Death Not An Accident; Mayoral Candidate Explodes At Heckler


August 31, 2013
• Lead U.N. Inspector Arrives in New York; Pentagon Prepares for Possible Strike; Obama Lays Out Stance on Syria; Turkey Pushes for Regime Change; Navy Destroyers Deployed; Putin Slams U.S. on Syria; Labor Day Weekend Travel
• Proof of U.S. Claims Against Syria; Labor Day Weekend Travel
• U.N. Inspectors Arrive in Beirut; Dwindling List of U.S. Allies; Syria's Actions Threaten Allies; Feds Won't Challenge State Pot Laws; Bleacher Report; Cold Front Moving In; What To Do About Syria?; Dow, NASDAQ Close Out August With Losses; World Reacts to Possible Syria Strike
• Lead U.N. Weapons Inspector In NYC; Obama Lays Out Stance On Syria; NFL, Former Players Settle Concussion Lawsuit; Kerry Addresses War Fatigue; U.S. Weighs Strike on Syria; New Tylenol Cap Has Warning Label; Exhumation Begins at Florida School; White House Briefing Senators Today


August 24, 2013
• Yosemite Fire Doubles in Size in a Day; Remembering the March on Washington; Filner's Last Week as Mayor; Obama's Plan to Reduce Student Loans; Interview with Martin Luther King III; National Zoo Welcomes Baby Panda; New Dating App for Ladies Only
• Obama on Syria; Celebrating MLK's Historic March; Filner to Step Down
• Yosemite Fire Burning Unchecked; Filner's Last Week as Mayor; Obama Expresses Confidence in NSA; Syria Alleged Poison Gas Attack; Teachers Protest in Mexico; Raising the Costa Concordia; Interview with Friend of Bradley Manning; Bleacher Report
• President Obama Talks to CNN; Gluten-Free Food Options Growing; College Student Gives Epic Speech; Bad Break for "Breaking Bad" Fans; Yosemite Fire Burns 128,000 Acres; Parting Shot From San Diego Mayor; Remembering The March On Washington; The High Price Of Higher Education; Tuff To Gunman: "Come Back In Here"; Lawmaker's Mixed Messages


August 17, 2013
• Egypt Braces for More Bloodshed; Soggy Weekend Ahead; Dow Drops for Second Week; Hannah Anderson's First Public Appearance; Bodies Recovered from Sunken Submarine; Canada Warns Parents of Online Predators; U.S. Olympian Speaks Out
• Egypt in Crisis; Israel Concerned about Egypt's Violence; Obama on U.S.-Egypt Relationship; Area 51 Location Revealed
• Oprah Returns to the Big Screen; Estimating what You should Pay; Hackers Find Their Way into Homes; Paralyzed Bride Walks Down the Aisle; Morsy Supporters Holed Up Inside Mosque
• Morsy Supporters Holed Up in Mosque; Christie OKs Medical Marijuana for Kids
• Medical Marijuana For New Jersey Kids; Government: 173 Killed In Clashes Friday; Sun Valley Fire Threatens Homes; Soggy Weekend Ahead For Southeast; Hannah Anderson's First Public Appearance; Pressure On U.S. To Stop Aid To Egypt; Oprah Returns to the Big Screen; Estimating what You should Pay; Hackers Find Their Way into Homes; Paralyzed Bride Walks Down the Aisle; Morsy Supporters Holed Up Inside Mosque


August 10, 2013
• Search for Hannah in Idaho; More Rain in Store for Central U.S.; Filner Leaves Therapy Early; Obama Wants Surveillance Changes
• Usher Gets Custody; DiMaggio on the Run; Tiger Woods Sluggish at the PGA
• DiMaggio and Anderson Spotted in Wilderness; Filner Leaves Therapy Early; More Rain on Tap in Soaked States; Obama Wants Surveillance Changes; Usher Keeps the Kids; Tensions Rising Again in Egypt; China Confronts Human Trafficking; Oprah Claims Racism; Search for DiMaggio, Hannah Anderson Continues; Oprah's Return to Big Screen
• DiMaggio, Anderson Reportedly Spotted; Anderson Family Hopes For Good News; More Rain On Tap In Soaked States; Filner Leaves Therapy Early; Kentucky Teen Found Not Guilty; Facebook Murder Suspect In Custody; Obama Wants Surveillance Changes; Murder Suspect on the Run with Teen; Is That For Real?; Tiger Struggles at PGA; Oprah: I Was A Victim of Racism


August 03, 2013
• Global Alert for American Travelers; Obama Intensifies U.S. Focus on Terrorism; Hiring Slumps in July; Rain Could Dampen Summer Weekend; Taylor Farms Facility Implicated; U.S. Embassies to Close Tomorrow; Snowden Making Friends in Russia; Another Day of Mass Demonstrations in Egypt; FDA Issues New Warning for Acetaminophen
• Al Qaeda Threat Prompts Warnings; Global Travel Alert Issued; Snowden in Secret Location in Moscow; Cyclospora Traced to Mexico Plant; Suicide Bomber Kills 9 Children; A-Rod: "I'm Going to Keep Fighting"
• Obama May Scrub Putin Meeting; Katharine McPhee Takes on Malaria; Doctor with Cystic Fibrosis Beats the Odds; Al Qaeda Leader Accuses U.S.; "I'm Going To Keep Fighting"; Rain Could Dampen Weekend Plans; Al Qaeda Threat Prompts Closures; Dark Shadow Over Sochi Olympics
• 22 U.S. Embassies & Consulates Closed; Alex Rodriguez Back to NY Yankees


June 29, 2013
• Same-Sex Marriage Resume in California; Dangerous Heat Wave Roasts the West; Neighbor Testifies in Zimmerman Case; Obama: Our Thoughts Are With Mandela; Alec Baldwin's Twitter Meltdown; Stars React to Same-Sex Marriage News