President Bush Says North Korea Handing Over A Long-awaited Accounting Of Its Nuclear Work To Chinese Officials On Thursday Is 'a Step Closer In The Right Direction.' (june 26)

People Who Live In The Small Town Of Henderson, Kentucky, Gathered At The Courthouse Wednesday Night To Hold A Prayer Vigil For The Victims Of A Man Who Opened Fire At A Plastics Plant, Killing Five. (june 26)

The Supreme Court On Wednesday Slashed The $2.5 Billion Punitive Damages Award In The Exxon Valdez Disaster To $500 Million, A Decision That Could Have Broader Implications For Limiting How Much Courts Can Order Businesses To Pay. (june 26)

In A Five-day, 16-city Crackdown, The Fbi Says Hundreds Of People Were Arrested As 'operation Cross Country' Wraps Up Five Years Of Similar Stings Targeting A Network Of Pimps Who Force Children Into Prostitution. (june 26)

Nine Teenagers And Two Adults Who Were Reported Missing In A Rugged Area Of The Sierra Nevada Mountain Range Hiked To Safety Wednesday, Hours After Rescue Teams Launched A Search. (june 25)

Authorities In Hickman County, Tennessee Have Raided What Is Believed To Be A Puppy Mill. Hundreds Of Dogs Have Been Seized From A Farm, As Well As Birds, Cats, Cows And Horses. (june 25)

Three Muslim Men From The Caribbean Pleaded Not Guilty Wednesday To Charges That They Plotted To Kill Thousands Of People And Cause An Economic Catastrophe By Blowing Up John F. Kennedy International Airport. (june 25)

Police In Miami Beach Arrested Six People Over The Weekend Who Were Allegedly Offering Prostitution In A Stretch Limo Bus. Undercover Detectives Say It Cost $40 Just To Climb Aboard. (june 25)

The Humane Society Has Released New Video Showing Alleged Abuse Of So-called Downer Cows In New Mexico. Warning, Some Viewers May Find This Video Disturbing. (june 25)

Sen. John Mccain Says He Would Seek To Break U.s. Reliance On Foreign Oil By 2025 By Stepping Up Offshore Drilling, Nuclear Power And Conservation. Mccain Says He Wants To Break The Power Opec Has Over The U.s. (june 25)

As Wildfires Rage Around California, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Urges Residents To Avoid Setting Off Fireworks Come This Fourth Of July. He Said This Will Help Firefighters Gain Control Of The Blazes. (june 25)

A Florida Teen Who Was Attacked By An 11 1/2-foot Alligator Lost His Arm, But Managed To Escape With His Life After Poking The Animal In The Eye. (june 25)

A Jury Has Convicted A British Man Of Shooting To Death His Wife And Infant Daughter, Rejecting His Claim The Woman Killed Their Baby Then Committed Suicide. (june 25)

The Federal Reserve Has Decided To Leave A Key Interest Rate Unchanged, Bringing An End To A String Of Consecutive Rate Cuts Aimed At Keeping The Country Out Of A Deep Recession. (june 25)

Historic Floods Knocked Out The Water Treatment Plant In Cedar Rapids, Iowa. And That Is Creating Potential Health Problems. (june 25)