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May 30, 2001
• Explosion Reported in Netanya, Israel


May 29, 2001
• PGA Commissioner Speaks on Supreme Court's Ruling
• Jury Finds Four Followers of Osama bin Laden Guilty in Embassy Bombings
• Jury Finds Four Followers of Osama bin Laden Guilty in Embassy Bombings
• Four Found Guilty in U.S. Embassies Bombings
• FBI Says Embassy Bombing Verdict May Be a Deterrent to Future Terrorists
• Jury Convicts Four on All Charges in Embassy Bombings
• Embassy Bombings Verdict: Defendants Found Guilty
• Verdict Reached in U.S. Embassy Bombing Trials
• Disabled Golfer Granted Right to Use Carts on PGA Tour
• Navy Says F-18 Overdue in Florida
• American Association of People With Disabilities CEO Discusses Supreme Court Victory of Golfer Casey Martin
• Military Jet Crashes in Florida
• Supreme Court Says Casey Martin May Use Cart on PGA Tour
• Supreme Court Rules Disabled Golfer Can Ride in Competition


May 28, 2001
• Eleven People Shot in Baltimore
• Tornado in Colorado Destroys Mobile Homes


May 26, 2001
• Car Bomb Detonates in Jerusalem
• House Passes Compromise Tax Cut Bill
• Senate Passes Tax Relief Bill


May 25, 2001
• Car Bomb Injures Over 20 in Israel
• Several Injured in Car Bombing in Israel


May 24, 2001
• Wedding Hall in Jerusalem Collapses
• Capitol Hill Reacts to Jeffords Leaving GOP
• Jeffords Announces Decision to Leave Republican Party
• Effects of Jeffords' Decision Ripple Through Capitol Hill
• President Bush Addresses Departure of Senator Jeffords
• White House, McCain Respond to Jeffords' Party Switch
• Senator Jeffords Addresses Press: Will Leave Republican Party, Become Independent


May 23, 2001
• Senate Reaction to Potential Jeffords Move
• Senator Jeffords Expected to Announce Thursday He Will Leave Republican Party
• Senator Jeffords Will Not Announce Party Change Today, Will Vote for Bush Tax Plan


May 22, 2001
• Ford Orders Recall of Firestone Tires


May 19, 2001
• Eight Swiss Tourists Trapped In Flooded Cave Rescued
• Arab Countries Recommend to Halt Diplomatic Relations With Israel


May 18, 2001
• Israeli Fighters Target Palestinian Police Posts After Netanya Bombing
• Israel Hits Palestinian Targets in Retaliation for Suicide Bombing
• Bush Honors Crew of Once-Detained Spy Plane at White House, Condemns Suicide Bombing in Israel
• Suicide Bomber Detonates Explosives at Entrance to Israeli Mall
• Conflict in the Middle East: Suicide Bomber Strikes Crowded Shopping Mall in Israel
• Deadly Explosion Set Off by Suicide Bomber at Israeli Shopping Mall
• In Israel, Four Dead, 30 Injured After Bomb Rips Through Crowded Mall
• Israel: Suicide Bomber Kills at Least Five, Injures More Than 30


May 17, 2001
• York, Pennsylvania, Mayor Surrenders, Is Charged With Homicide for Race-Related 1969 Murder


May 16, 2001
• Defense Comments on Brazill's Second-Degree Conviction
• Jury Finds Brazill Guilty of Second Degree Murder
• Verdict Reached in Brazill Case
• McVeigh Attorneys Hold Press Conference
• Military Plane Crash Kills 37 in Turkey
• Housing Starts up 1.5 Percent; CPI at 0.3 Percent


May 15, 2001
• Runaway Train; Engineer Disabled By Apparent Heart Attack
• Analysts Anticipate Fed Action
• Ohio Officials Taking Measures to Halt Runaway Freight Train
• Train Spotted in Rural Ohio, Suspected to Be a Runaway


May 14, 2001
• Supreme Court Says No to Medical Marijuana
• Supreme Court Bars Marijuana Distribution For Medical Purposes


May 12, 2001
• Comair Pilots Vote to Continue Strike


May 11, 2001
• McVeigh Execution Delayed
• McVeigh Execution Delayed
• McVeigh Attorney Holds News Conference
• FBI Documents Could Impact McVeigh, Nichols Cases
• Lawyers Consider Course of Action After Twist in McVeigh Case
• Ashcroft to Address Possible Delay of McVeigh Execution
• FBI Documents Could Impact McVeigh, Nichols Cases
• Timothy McVeigh's Attorney Talks to Reporters
• Possible Execution Delay for McVeigh
• Execution Delay Draws Mixed Reactions
• McVeigh Execution May be Postponed Due to Recently Discovered Documents
• FBI Admits to Withholding 3,000-Plus Pages of Documents Relevant to McVeigh Case
• Economist Discusses New Producer Price Index, Retail Sales Numbers


May 10, 2001
• McVeigh's Lawyers May Ask for Stay of Execution
• FBI Unearths Unseen Files on McVeigh
• Boeing Chooses Chicago
• Boeing to Announce New Location Shortly
• Breakthrough Cancer Pill Wins Marketing Approval
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israeli Missile Attacks Target Palestinian Police Stations


May 08, 2001
• Rep. Hutchinson to Head DEA
• Nathaniel Brazill to Take Witness Stand Today


May 07, 2001
• Cincinnati Grand Jury Indicts Officer on Two Counts in Shooting on Unarmed African-American
• Four Children Stabbed in Alaskan Elementary School
• Interrogation Tapes for Nathaniel Brazill Shown in Florida Court


May 05, 2001
• Soyuz Undocks From International Space Station
• Tito, Crew Leave International Space Station


May 04, 2001
• Inspection Team Says U.S. Plane Detained in China Can Be Flown Out
• 11-Year-Old Texas Kidnapping Victim Safely Found
• Congressman James Traficant Indicted by Grand Jury
• Kidnap Victim Reunited With her Parents
• Hollywood Producers and Writers Make a Deal
• U.S. Team Finishes Examination of Plane Detained by China
• Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.5 Percent


May 03, 2001
• U.S. Voted Off U.N. Human Rights Commission
• FBI Raids Possible Ukrainian Smuggling Ring
• British Prime Minister Blair Addresses Foot-and-Mouth Disease


May 02, 2001
• Secretary of State Powell Meets With Israeli Foreign Minister


May 01, 2001
• FBI Director Freeh to Resign in June
• FBI Director Freeh to Resign


April 30, 2001
• Space Tourist Arrives at International Space Station


April 29, 2001
• China Decides to Let U.S. Inspect Surveillance Plane


April 27, 2001
• Truck Hits Several Cars on Sacramento Freeway
• Two Dead in Florida Apartment Shooting


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