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TOP STORIES Shiite Cleric Pulls Fighters Off Streets Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr is offering to pull his fighters off the streets of Basra and other cities if the government
stops "illegal and haphazard raids" against his followers and releases prisoners held without charge. More...
 Watch: Basra Crackdown Intensifies• A Shiny, Happy Return For R.E.M. • Tibetan Protestors Attack Chinese Embassy • Israel To Remove West Bank Roadblocks U.S.Giving Names To Jane, John And Baby Doe  All over the country, people are creating a network of amateur sleuths who believe that with enough time and effort, modern
technology can solve the mysteries of the missing dead. More...
• TSA: We'll Change Rules About Nipple Rings • Obama Skit Roils North Dakota School • Second Arrest Made In Highway Shooting • More Stories ! World Israel To Remove West Bank Roadblocks Israel pledged to remove some West Bank roadblocks as a start to "concrete steps" in an agreement with the Palestinians that
is aimed at paving the way for a final peace deal this year. More...
• Tibetan Protestors Attack Chinese Embassy • Rice: Mugabe Regime Is A "Disgrace" • Shiite Cleric Pulls Fighters Off Streets | Watch• More Stories Politics Richardson: Voters Decide, Not Big Shots To the suggestion that his recent endorsement of Sen. Obama showed personal disloyalty to Sen. Hillary Clinton, Gov. Bill
Richardson said that in deciding between love for country and love for the Clintons, he chose his country. More...
Watch: Richardson On Obama Support• Clinton Vows To Stay in Race To Convention | Watch• Texas Caucuses: Confusing And Conflicted • Analysis: John McCain, Party Of One | Watch• More Stories Health Kidney Disease Hospitalizations Soar The annual number of U.S. hospitalizations of people with kidney disease quadrupled from 1980 to 2005, according to the CDC.
The rise was greatest in people aged 65 and older.
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• Ore. Runs Healthcare Lottery For Uninsured • Sugar's Calories Tempt the Brain • Red Wine Antioxidant Fights Cancer • More Stories ! SciTech World Landmarks Go Dark For Earth Hour Sydney's iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge went dark as the world's first major city turned down its lights for this year's
Earth Hour, a global campaign to raise awareness of climate change. More...
• Early "Leaf" Photo Could Fetch Fortune • California Lowers Vehicle Emissions Goals • Raul Castro: Cubans Can Have Cell Phones • More Stories Business Sweeping Overhaul Of Fed Proposed The Bush administration is proposing a sweeping overhaul of the way the government regulates the nation's financial services
industry from banks and securities firms to mortgage brokers and insurance companies. More...
• American, Delta Flights Get Back To Normal • Recession Fears Rise; Consumers Spend Less • Posh London Air Terminal Flunks Its Debut • More Sto! ries Entertainment A Shiny, Happy Return For R.E.M. In the 1980s, R.E.M. was a college band on the cutting edge of the alternative rock scene, and it didn’t take long for them
to become a “super-group.” But as Anthony Mason reports, the band has had its ups and downs since. More...
• Scorsese Shines A "Light" On Stones • Miley Cyrus Triumphs At Kids' Choice • Second Cup Cafe: Ferras | Watch• More Stories Opinion Schieffer: Kudos For Stating The Obvious Bob Schieffer thanks John McCain for saying the U.S. should never go it alone and must cooperate with allies and even
adversaries, because it needed to be said. It's when we overlook the obvious that we get into trouble. More...
Watch: Closer Look At American Power• Giles: Remembering Dr. King • Politics: Not For The Faint-Hearted | Watch• McCain Better Suited To Handle Iraq | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS Sunday Morning: A Shiny, Happy Return For R.E.M. In the 1980s, R.E.M. was a college band on the cutting edge of the alternative rock scene, and it didn’t take long for them
to become a “super-group.” But as Anthony Mason reports, the band has had its ups and downs since. More...
• EARLY SHOW: Small Businesses, Big Rescues | Watch• CBS Evening News: An Epic Battle Over A Rock | Watch• Chef On A Shoestring : Come See Comme Ça's "Shoestring" Menu | Watch |
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