Sugarland's Nettles On Vocal Rest Jul 23, 2009
Sugarland Singer Jennifer Nettles Resting Her Voice After Canceling 2 Weekend Shows. Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles, right, and Kristian Bush at a May 2009 awards ceremony. (CBS News -- Entertainment)
White House Goes A Little Bit Country Jul 23, 2009
WASHINGTON, July 22, 2009. White House Program Features Brad Paisley, Alison Krauss And Union Station, Charley Pride. (CBS News -- Entertainment)
Probers Said To Call MJ MD For 3rd Session Jul 23, 2009
Newspaper Adds They Also Want More of His Files on Jackson; Jermaine Jackson Hints at Family Infighting Over Burial Location. In this July 7, 2006 photo, Dr. Conrad Murray poses for a photo as he opens the Acres Homes Cardiovascular Center at the Tidwell Professional Building, in Houston. (CBS News -- Entertainment)
Susan Boyle: Fame Hit Her Hard Jul 23, 2009
NEW YORK, July 22, 2009. British Singing Sensation Says Sudden Fame Hit Her `like A Giant Demolition Ball. (CBS News -- Entertainment)
FBI: "Limping Bandit" Robs 23 Banks Jul 23, 2009
CHARLESTON, S.C., July 22, 2009. 51-Year-Old Man Arrested in 3-Year String of Robberies Around Southeast; Seen Limping from S.C. Bank. (CBS News -- US)
Airman Lost Legs to Botched Surgery Jul 23, 2009
Surgical Mistake during Routine Gallbladder Operation Led to Amputations. Basic training to learn all about America's fighting force. (CBS News -- US)
Voters Pass Pot Tax for Cash-Strapped City Jul 23, 2009
Additional $300k Expected to Boost Oakland, Calif. A new iPhone application called Cannabis will locate the nearest medical marijuana dealer. (CBS News -- US)
Insurers Spin Data to Fight Public Plan Jul 23, 2009
WASHINGTON, July 22, 2009. Washington Post: Insurance Industry Argues Drastic Changes Unnecessary, Americans Happy with Current Plans. (CBS News -- US)
Georgia asks Biden for Weapons, Observers Jul 23, 2009
TBILISI, Georgia, July 23, 2009. President Saakashvili Wants More U.S. Help Along Boundaries of Two Moscow-Backed Breakaway Regions. (CBS News -- US)
Calif. Gives Glum Look at States' Future Jul 23, 2009
Gives Glum Look at States' Future - CBS News. Gives Glum Look at States' Future. (CBS News -- US)
Karzai Says No To First Afghan Presidential Debate Jul 23, 2009
Karzai Won't Participate In First Afghan Presidential Debate. (AP) President Hamid Karzai said Wednesday he will not take part in Afghanistan's first major televised presidential debate, leaving his top two challengers to talk among themselves. (CBS News -- World)
Bayreuth Opening Under New Wagners Jul 23, 2009
(AP) A new generation of Wagners is at the helm as the annual Bayreuth festival opens this weekend, with composer Richard Wagner's great-granddaughter saying that she hopes to help bring "opera to the people.". Half-sisters Katharina Wagner, 31, and Eva Wagner-Pasquier, 64, were named as co-directors in September _ becoming the first new management team in more than a half-century after Katharina's 89-year-old father, Wolfgang, agreed to end his long reign. (CBS News -- World)
Israel Cuts Palestinian Tragedy From Textbooks Jul 23, 2009
Israeli Minister Removes Reference To Palestinian Tragedy From Textbooks. (AP) The Israeli government will remove references to what the Palestinians call the "catastrophe" of Israel's creation from textbooks for Arab schoolchildren, the country's education minister said Wednesday. (CBS News -- World)
Mexican Drug Lords Sport Flashy, Goofy Nicknames Jul 23, 2009
Mexican Drug Traffickers Sport Flashy, Sometimes Goofy, Nicknames. (AP) MEXICO CITY _ Edgar Valdez Villarreal is believed to be the chief hit man for one of Mexico's most brutal drug cartels. (CBS News -- World)
Memoir Reveals Regret Of Soviet Spy Anthony Blunt Jul 23, 2009
Memoir Reveals British Traitor Anthony Blunt's Regret About Decision To Spy For Soviets. (AP) It began with youthful idealism and ended in bitter regret. (CBS News -- World)
Algeria Changes Weekend Dates, Again Jul 23, 2009
ALGIERS, Algeria, Jul. Algeria Shifts Weekend Dates Again In Hope Of Boosting Productivity. (CBS News -- World)
Iraq: Gunmen Kill 5 Iranian Pilgrims In Bus Jul 23, 2009
5 Iranian Pilgrims On Way To Najaf Killed In Drive By Shooting On Their Convoy. (AP) Gunmen in four cars opened fire Wednesday on a convoy of buses carrying Iranian pilgrims on their way to the holy Shiite city of Najaf, killing five of them, Iraqi police said. (CBS News -- World)
Russian Activist Dead, Colleague Suspects Murder Jul 23, 2009
Russian Human Rights Activist Found Dead After Going Missing, Colleague Suspects Murder. (AP) A colleague says a Russian human rights activist has been found dead weeks after going missing. (CBS News -- World)
AP IMPACT: Many Translators Unfit In Any Language Jul 23, 2009
NAWA, Afghanistan, Jul. AP IMPACT: Afghanistan No Country For Old Translators; Others Don't Even Speak The Language. (CBS News -- World)
SAfrica: World Cup Construction Workers End Strike Jul 23, 2009
World Cup Construction Workers In South Africa End Strike, Had Threatened To Derail Projects. (AP) Construction workers have agreed to end a weeklong strike that threatened to derail the completion of already tightly-scheduled projects for the World Cup, union officials and employers said Wednesday. (CBS News -- World)
2 U.S. Troops Killed in Afghanistan Blast Jul 23, 2009
KABUL, Afghanistan, July 22, 2009. Deaths Increase U.S. Death Toll in Deadliest Month of War to 34. (CBS News -- World)
Thai Security Destroy Motorcycle Near Conference Jul 23, 2009
PHUKET, Thailand, Jul. Thai Security Destroy Motorcycle Believed Armed With Explosives Near Security Conference. (CBS News -- World)
S.Africa To World Cup Fans: Enjoy, Then Go Home! Jul 23, 2009
S.Africa To World Cup Fans: Enjoy, Then Go Home. S.Africa To World Cup Fans: Enjoy, Then Go Home. (CBS News -- World)
Ahmadinejad's Top VP Pick Rejected Jul 23, 2009
TEHRAN, Iran, July 22, 2009. Iran's Supreme Leader Dismisses President's Choice for Top Deputy After Choice Drew Criticism. (CBS News -- World)
Cult Leader Gets 2 Yrs. for Hiding Corpse Jul 23, 2009
Cult Leader Gets 2 Yrs. for Hiding Corpse - CBS News. (CBS News)
Mumbai Gunman Says He's Ready for Gallows Jul 23, 2009
MUMBAI, India, July 22, 2009. Pakistani Man's Surprise Confession has Court Debating Next Step. (CBS News -- World)
Spacewalk to Replace Aging Batteries Jul 23, 2009
Endeavour Astronauts' Third EVA Will Also Prepare External Experiment Platform. After suffering a problem with one of their space suits, the astronauts on Wednesday's spacewalk were forced to return to the International Space Station early. (CBS News -- Sci/Tech)
Manny Makes Magic With His Only Swing For Dodgers Jul 23, 2009
It's Manny's World: Ramirez Hits Pinch Grand Slam With His Only Swing As Dodgers Sweep Reds. One spectacular drive into the heart of Mannywood. (CBS News -- 60 minutes II)
Efforts to Reinstate Honduras Leader Fail Jul 23, 2009
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, July 23, 2009. Exiled President Manuel Zelaya says Coup Leaders are "Totally Refusing my Reinstatement". (CBS News -- 60 minutes II)
Politics Today: Health Care Overdrive Jul 23, 2009
Breaking News Headlines: Business, Entertainment News - CBS News. July 23, 2009 Last update: 5:23 AM EDT. (CBS News -- Opinion)
Turkish, Syrian Leaders Talk About Mideast Peace Jul 23, 2009
DAMASCUS, Syria, Jul. Turkish Leader Says He Has Been Asked To Mediate In Arab-Israeli Conflict Again. (CBS News -- World)
CBS News Bios Jul 23, 2009
CBS Interactive Chief Executive Officer, CBS Interactive Larkin, Mark General Manager, CBS Interactive Farber, Dan Editor In Chief, CBS Interactive Vice President, Product Development and Strategy, CBSNews. Contributing Correspondent, CBS News Sunday Morning Supreme Court Correspondent Medical Correspondent, The Early Show National Correspondent, The Early Show Investigative Correspondent National Correspondent. (CBS News)
Click to read:Criminal Networks Prey on Teen Prostitutes Jul 23, 2009
Criminal Networks Prey on Teen Prostitutes - CBS Evening News - CBS News. Criminal Networks Prey on Teen Prostitutes. (CBS News)
Chimps with HIV Offer Clues about Virus Jul 23, 2009
WASHINGTON, July 22, 2009. Infection, Deadly in Humans, Is Often Harmless to Monkeys; Ailing Chimps Provide Long-Sought "Missing Link". (CBS News)
