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  March 22, 2008
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TOP STORIES 3 U.S. Soldiers Killed By Roadside Bomb Three more U.S. soldiers die din Iraq, raising the death toll to 3,996. Meanwhile, in a tragic friendly fire incident, an
American air strike hit checkpoints manned by U.S.-allied Sunni fighters, killing six guards and wounding two. More...
• Missouri Levee Holds As Flood Waters Rage |  Watch• Candidate Passport Files Breached | Watch• War Dead's Families Struggle With Windfall U.S. Feds Soften On States Over Real ID There may be a compromise to end the Bush administration's standoff with states resisting new standards for driver's licenses.
For people who live in those holdout states, the dispute raises the specter of hassles at airports and federal buildings. More...
• Slaughterhouse Animal Abuser Gets 6 Mos. • White House: Old Computers Were Destroyed • Missouri Levee Holds As Flood Waters Rage | Watch• More Stories World Taiwan's Ruling Party Loses Election Taiwan's opposition candidate cruised to victory in the presidential election, promising to expand economic ties with China
while protecting the island from being swallowed up politically by its giant communist neighbor. More...
• China May Ban Live Broadcasts During Games • 3 U.S. Soldiers Killed By Roadside Bomb • Pilgrims Crowd Holy Land For Good Friday • More Stories  Sen. Barack Obama's speech on race has received largely positive reviews, according to a new CBS News poll. But the
percentage of voters who think Obama would unite the country as president has dropped. More...
Watch: Excerpts From Obama's Speech• In France, McCain Knocks China Over Tibet | Watch• Clinton Camp: Obama Team Peddling Photos | Watch• Obama Gets Bill Richardson's Endorsement | Watch• More Stories Health Town's Water Gets Rare Case Of Salmonella It could be three more weeks before residents of a southern Colorado town can drink water straight from the tap after dozens
of cases of salmonella poisoning were linked to municipal water, putting seven people in the hospital. More...
• Kids Flaunt Cough-Syrup Abuse Online | Watch• Happy Marriage, Better Blood Pressure • Army Nurse Suspected Of Hepatitis Spread • More Stories SciTech Kan. Gov. Vetoes Coal-Fired Power Plants Gov. Kathleen Sebelius vetoed a bill allowing two coal-fired power plants in southwest Kansas, but supporters promised to
renew their efforts to make sure they get built. More...
• Astronauts Prepare For Final Spacewalk • Year's Best YouTube Videos Honored • Wet Winter Eases Southern Drought Worries • More Stories Business In Credit Crunch, Lending To Each Other At a time when credit is hard to come by, more Americans are turning to a new source for money: each other. As John Blackstone
reports, person-to-person lending is expected to rise 800 percent in the next couple of years. More...
Watch: Big Help From Small Lenders• Living With Mom And Dad - Even At Age 52 • Aloha Airlines Files For Bankruptcy, Again • Starbucks Must Give Baristas $100M In Tips • More S! tories Entertainment Second Cup Cafe: Five Times August Singer and acoustic guitarist Brad Skistimas doesn't need the frills that often accompany signing with a record label. Instead,
the solo act just lets the music speak for itself. More...
• Unheard Beatles Music In Bootleg Battle • Aw Nuts: CBS Pulls Plug On Jericho • New Video Of Britney From Sitcom Turn | Watch• More Stories Opinion Hillary's NAFTA Lie Hillary Clinton's claim that she has always been a critic of the North American Free Trade Agreement is a lie, writes The
Nation. More...
• Boom! Goes the Ego • The Book Of Clarence Thomas • Grandma Got Run Over By A Campaign Speech | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS The Early Show: Debbye Turner: Pet Care Tips For Real Easter Bunnies  Every year at Easter time, many parents give their kids rabbits as pets, only to have to turn them over to an animal shelter
because they're too difficult to care for. Debbye Turner explains what people need to know before adopting a bunny. More...
• EARLY SHOW: The Real Skinny On Nutrition Myths • Assignment America: A Sacrifice, And A Gift To The Troops | Watch• CBS Evening News: In Credit Crunch, Lending To Each Other | Watch |
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