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TOP STORIES Dozens Dead In Wave Of Iraq Violence Rockets and mortars pounded Baghdad's U.S.-protected Green Zone and a suicide car bomber struck an Iraqi army post in the
northern city of Mosul in a surge of attacks that killed at least 57 people nationwide. More...
• America Needs "A Path Out Of Iraq" |  Watch• Sgt.'s Death Not Counted As War Casualty • Easter Marked By Prayers, Marred By Blood U.S. Sgt.'s Death Not Counted As War Casualty Sgt. James W. McDonald suffered a severe head injury from a bomb blast in Iraq last May. After extensive surgery in the States,
he died at his barracks in November. But you won't find his name on the Pentagon's list of war dead. More...
• Former Fugitive's Prison Release A Mistake • Feds Soften On States Over Real ID • Slaughterhouse Animal Abuser Gets 6 Mos. • More Stories World Cheney: Peace Requires Painful Concessions Vice President Dick Cheney said, with hard work, "success will be achieved" for an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement. More...
• Easter Marked By Prayers, Marred By Blood • 18 Ukrainian Sailors Trapped Underwater • China May Ban Live Broadcasts During Games • More Stories ! Politics America Needs "A Path Out Of Iraq" Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., today said that, unlike the policies being put forth by the Bush administration, the U.S. needs “a
thorough and deliberate path out” of Iraq. More...
Watch: Face The Nation 03.23.08• Did Bill Clinton Call Obama Unpatriotic? • CBS Poll: Good Reviews For Obama Speech | Watch• In France, McCain Knocks China Over Tibet | 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 DNA Tests Identify Skeletons In The Closet A quarter-century after Argentina's dictatorship and "dirty war" against its own citizens ended, DNA technology raises the
possibility of finally learning the identities of the skeletons in the closet. More...
• Kan. Gov. Vetoes Coal-Fired Power Plants • Final Spacewalk Makes Space For New Lab • Year's Best YouTube Videos Honored • 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 Talk Therapy With Gabriel Byrne Veteran actor Gabriel Byrne has long had folks talking. He's now winning new fans with a TV series about a psychotherapist.
His success more than justifies a little analysis itself, from his interviewer Katie Couric. More...
• "Potter" Creator Once Contemplated Suicide • YouTube Clip Wins Monks Recording Contract • Grammy-Winner Navaira Hurt In Bus Crash • More Stories Opinion The Long War Nor can one say that the outcome in Iraq will be inconsequential to the outcome of the wider war being waged by militant,
supremacist Islamist movements intent on the destruction of America and the West, writes the National Review. More...
• Obama To Boost Security Contractors Rap | Watch• Hillary's NAFTA Lie • Boom! Goes the Ego • More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS Sunday Morning: Medicine's Cutting Edge: Re-Growing Organs  Imagine re-growing a severed fingertip, or creating an organ in the lab that can be transplanted into a patient without risk
of rejection. Could advances in regenerative medicine change how we heal? Wyatt Andrews reports. More...
Watch: Regenerated Body Parts• Sunday Morning: Talk Therapy With Gabriel Byrne • 48 Hours: The Right To Kill? • EARLY SHOW: The Real Skinny On Nutrition Myths | Watch |
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