June 02, 2006
Download MP3 Headlines (5:02) RECORD HIGH FOR GREENHOUSE GASES Carbon dioxide emissions have reached an all-time high, according to new data from the U.N. Climate Secretariat in Bonn, Germany. The United States, responsible for...
Download MP3 Headlines (5:02) RECORD HIGH FOR GREENHOUSE GASES Carbon dioxide emissions have reached an all-time high, according to new data from the U.N. Climate Secretariat in Bonn, Germany. The United States, responsible for...
Download MP3 Headlines (5:50) Hans Blix Blames US for Nuclear Proliferation As Iran rejects potential talks with the US over its nuclear program, former UN Weapons Inspector Hans Blix said today that the US’s...
Download MP3 Headlines (7:04) EUROPEAN UNION COURT RULES AGAINST HANDING OVER PASSENGER DATA A ruling today from the European Unions Court of Justice will make it illegal for airlines to give the US personal...
Download MP3 Most people in the United States have no real knowledge of Hawaiian history. Located 2,500 miles past the coast of California, it came to be called the 50th state; and because of...
Download MP3 Headlines (4:34) Palestine In an attempt to ease tensions in the Gaza Strip, the Palestinian Hamas led government ordered its special forces off gaza’s streets in wake of clashes with the Fatah...
Download MP3 Headlines (4:56) GUILTY VERDICTS IN THE ENRON TRIAL The jury of the Enron Trial handed down a flurry of guilty verdicts today in Houston. Lisa Cohen reports from the courthouse. (no transcript...
Download MP3 Headlines (5:49) HAYDEN ENDORSED BY SENATE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE The Senate intelligence committee has endorsed Gen. Michael Hayden to become the new director of the Central Intelligence Agency. The three Democrats who voted...
Download MP3 Headlines (4:58) ANOTHER VIOLENT DAY IN IRAQ Two separate car bombs killed at least 10 people in Baghdad today. The first blast targeted police in the eastern part of Baghdad. The second...
Download MP3 Headlines JORNALISTS TO BE PROSECUTED FOR PUBLISHING SECRETS US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has said that the government may be able to prosecute journalists who use classified information in their reports. During...