• U.S., International Tsunami Relief Efforts Move Into High Gear, December 31, 2004 

• Demand for Arabic Language Education Rises in United States, December 30, 2004  

• 2004 U.S. Elections Results Finally Complete, December 30, 2004  

• Environmental Problems Emerging after Tsunami Disaster, December 30, 2004  

• Bush Provides Details of U.S. Tsunami Relief Efforts, December 29, 2004  

• Tsunami Disaster Requires "Worldwide Response," Powell Says, December 29, 2004  

• NIH Awards $6.7 Million for Bionic War on Disabilities, December 29, 2004  

• U.S. Agency Scientists Release Timeline of Earthquake Response, December 29, 2004 

• U.N., U.S. Meet To Bring Relief to Tsunami Victims in Africa, December 28, 2004  

• State Department Announces Steps to Reduce Terrorist Threat, December 28, 2004  

• Iraqis Deserve Opportunity To Elect Their Leaders, Powell Says, December 28, 2004  

• Powell Hails Ukraine Election as "Historic Moment for Democracy", December 27, 2004 

• U.S. Relief Teams, Aid Heading to South and Southeast Asia, December 27, 2004 

• Election Observers Say Ukraine Closer to International Standards, December 27, 2004 

• U.S. Ready To Help Nations Affected by Bay of Bengal Earthquake, December 26, 2004 

• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Travels to Four Iraqi Cities, December 24, 2004 

• Bush Calls for Volunteerism in Christmas Message, December 23, 2004 

• Energy Agency Awards $21 Million for Nuclear Research, December 23, 2004  

• U.N. Security Council Calls for Afghan Election Aid, Augsut 23, 2005 

• U.S., Coalition Must "Do What It Takes" in Iraq, Rumsfeld Says, December 22, 2004 

• Highly Enriched Uranium Repatriated from Czech Republic to Russia, December 22, 2004 

• DOE Applies Supercomputer Power to Science Advances, December 22, 2004 

• U.S.-Iraqi Meeting Produces Economic Development Initiatives, December 21, 2004 

• Iraqi Entrepreneurs Optimistic About Business Prospects, December 21, 2004 

• U.S. Wins WTO Case Against EU Over Geographical Food Names, December 21, 2004 

• Two Saudi Nationals Named as Terrorist Financiers, December 21, 2004 

• 2004 Year of Opportunities, Difficulties for U.N., Annan Says, December 21, 2004 

• Iraq Elections Will Produce Vibrant Government, Armitage Says, December 21, 2004 

• Powell Looks Back on U.S. Foreign Policy Successes, Problems, December 21, 2004  

• U.S. Youth Drug Use Declining, Survey Shows, December 21, 2004  

• Intensified Violence in Darfur Gravely Concerns United States, December 20, 2004 

• United States to Provide Technical Support to Iraqi Oil Ministry, December 20, 2004 

• Navy Secretary Says Another Guantanamo Detainee Will Be Released, December 20, 2004 

• Iraq Elections Begin Process to Democratic Government, Bush Says, December 20, 2004 

• Armitage Sees Momentous World Impact in China's Growth, December 20, 2004 

• Rumsfeld Hails Afghan Achievements as Historic, Septmber 20, 2005 

• Senators Expect Iraqi Election To Spur Progress Toward Democracy, December 19, 2004 

• Climate Change Meeting Ends with Goals to Cut Emissions, December 17, 2004 

• U.S. to Assist in Providing Security for U.N. Election Workers in Iraq, December 17, 2004 

• World Must Maintain Collective Fight against Terror, U.S. Says, December 17, 2004 

• Powell, Snow, al-Mahdi Sign Iraqi Debt Cancellation, December 17, 2004 

• United States Forgives 100 Percent of Iraqi Debt, December 17, 2004 

• Adriatic Charter Reinforces Support for NATO's "Open Door", December 17, 2004  

• United States Adds Al-Manar TV Network to Terrorism List, December 17, 2004 

• Bush Signs Intelligence Reform Legislation, December 17, 2004 

• Rice Urges U.N. Stand Up to Iran over Nuclear Weapons Development, Setpember 17, 2005 

• U.S. Military Envisions Reaching Its Goal in Iraq Within a Year, December 16, 2004  

• Darfur Policy Reflects U.S. Multilateral Approach, December 16, 2004 

• Prosperous Economies Best at Dealing with Environmental Change, December 16, 2004 

• Economic Growth Key to a Better Environment, Envoy Says, December 15, 2004 

• Iraqi Team to Visit Washington for Joint Economic Talks, December 15, 2004 

• United Nations to Expand Operations in Iraq, December 15, 2004 

• Bush, Berlusconi Pledge to Strengthen U.S.- Europe Ties, December 15, 2004 

• Historic Opening for Peace Exists in Sudan, U.S. Official Says, December 15, 2004 

• Bush Warns Neighbors Against Meddling in Iraq's Internal Affairs, December 15, 2004 

• Powell Trip Testifies to Importance of U.S.-European Relations, December 15, 2004 

• Powell, French Foreign Minister Discuss Mideast Peace, Turkey, December 15, 2004 

• Powell Says United Nations On Track With Iraqi Elections, December 15, 2004 

• Forum for the Future Goals Find Strong Support in Broader Mideast, December 15, 2004 

• U.S. Presidential Directive on Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Systems, December 15, 2004 

• U.S. Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Policy, December 15, 2004 

• Campaign Against Money Laundering Needs Boost, Experts Say, December 14, 2004 

• China's "One-Child" Policy Coercive, State's Dewey Says, December 14, 2004 

• U.S. Earmarks $5 Billion in Foreign Aid to the Mideast in FY05, December 14, 2004 

• U.S. Trade Deficit Grows to Another Record as Oil Prices Rise, December 14, 2004 

• Iraqi War Crimes Tribunal Will Begin Soon, Prime Minister Says, December 14, 2004 

• Serious Human Rights Abuses Continue in China, Kozak Says, December 14, 2004 

• United States Welcomes New Egyptian-Israeli Trade Agreement, December 14, 2004 

• Anti-AIDS Drug Nevirapine Safe, Health Agency Says, December 14, 2004 

• Nations Pledge Cooperation on Clean Energy Development, December 14, 2004 

• Iraq Asks for More U.N. Election Personnel, December 13, 2004 

• Bush Chooses EPA Chief for Health and Human Services Secretary, December 13, 2004 

• State Department Official Defends U.S. Policy on Landmines, December 13, 2004 

• China Has Made Progress on WTO Commitments, But Problems Remain, December 13, 2004 

• U.S. Power Sector Agrees to Voluntary Greenhouse Gas Reductions, December 13, 2004 

• U.S. Delivers Funds, Books to Improve Afghan Health, December 12, 2004 

• Era Beginning for Western, Islamic Cooperation, Powell Says, December 11, 2004  

• Middle East Forum for the Future Produces Concrete Initiatives, December 11, 2004 

• Marks Human Rights Day, December 10, 2004 

• Powell, EU Praise Past Year's Achievements, Look Ahead, December 10, 2004 

• U.S.-Angolan Partnership Battles HIV/AIDS on Multiple Fronts, December 10, 2004  

• Bush Urges Protection of Human Liberty Throughout the World, December 10, 2004 

• Bush to Host Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi December 15, December 10, 2004  

• Overcoming AIDS Stigma Is Human Rights Day Priority, December 10, 2004  

• World Needs to Refocus on Darfur, International Organizations Say, December 10, 2004 

• Civil Society Groups Call for Reforms in Mideast, North Africa, December 9, 2004 

• Powell Sees Bright Future for NATO, December 9, 2004 

• NATO-Russia Council Issues Statements on Ukraine, Terrorism, December 9, 2004 

• Amb. Danforth Affirms U.S. Confidence in United Nations' Annan, December 9, 2004 

• Powell Says United States Hopes to Mend Breaches with Europe, December 9, 2004 

• NATO Communiqué Cites Plans in Afghanistan, Iraq, Balkans, December 9, 2004 

• U.S. Condemns Attack Against Anti-Trafficking NGO in Cambodia, December 9, 2004 

• Annan Asks United Nations to Make 2005 "Year of Change", December 8, 2004 

• U.S. Seeks "Helpful Role" in Elections from Iraq's Neighbors, December 8, 2004  

• Powell Urges Unswerving Focus on January 2005 Election in Iraq, December 8, 2004 

• Palestinian Authority To Receive $20 Million in U.S. Aid, December 8, 2004 

• U.S. Congress Passes Sweeping Intelligence Overhaul Legislation, December 8, 2004 

• Pressure on Syria Possible Over Iraq Insurgency, Official Says, December 8, 2004 

• Powell Urges Europe to Work with U.S. to Support Democracy, December 8, 2004 

• Burns Sees "Rare Moment of Opportunity" at Oslo Conference, December 8, 2004  

• U.S. Committed to Human Rights, Democracy Worldwide, Powell Says, December 8, 2004 

• U.S. Officials Outline Bush Policies to Address Climate Change, December 8, 2004 

• International Research Gives Insight to Immunity, HIV, December 8, 2004 

• U.S. Will Work with Winner of a Free, Fair Election in Ukraine, December 7, 2004 

• Trade Negotiating Power Likely to Be Extended, USTR Says, December 7, 2004 

• U.S. Has Three-Pronged Climate Change Strategy, Envoy Says, December 7, 2004 

• U.S. Consulate in Jeddah Will Open Soon, U.S. Ambassador Says, December 7, 2004 

• Security in Sudan Deteriorating, U.N. Official Warns, December 7, 2004 

• U.S. Official Warns EU About Lifting Arms Embargo Against China, December 7, 2004 

• Powell Says OSCE Does Not Have "Double Standards", December 7, 2004  

• Jeddah Attack Will Not Deter Fight Against Terror, Powell Says, December 6, 2004 

• Iraq Committed to Holding January 2005 Elections, Ministers Say, December 6, 2004 

• Bush Hopes to Seize Moment for Middle East Peace, December 6, 2004 

• Iraqi President Says Nation United, Determined to Vote, December 6, 2004 

• U.S. Official Addresses First Plenary Climate Change Meeting, December 6, 2004 

• 800,000 People Trafficked Yearly, U.S. Labor Secretary Says, December 6, 2004 

• NATO'S Role in Bosnia and Herzegovina Reviewed, December 6, 2004 

• International Partnership for Hydrogen Economy Closes First Year, December 6, 2004 

• Elections Will Be Defining Moment For Iraq, Says Bush, December 6, 2004 

• United Nations Still a Vital Institution, State's Holmes Says, December 6, 2004 

• Powell Pledges to Work With Ukraine as Rerun Election Looms, December 5, 2004 

• Bush Tells Musharraf Middle East Peace is a Second Term Priority, December 4, 2004 

• Bush Urges Intelligence Reform in Weekly Radio Address, December 4, 2004 

• Opening Remarks by Ambassador Mel Sembler on Project One Billion Conference, Campidoglio, Rome, December 3, 2004 

• State Dept. Briefing: U.S. Welcomes Ukrainian Supreme Court Decision, concerned about Rwandan Troops in Congo, December 3, 2004 

• Powell Urges U.S.-Europe "Spirit of Collaboration", December 3, 2004  

• United States to Provide More Emergency Food Aid to Sudan, December 3, 2004 

• Milestone For Iraqi Reconstruction Projects Achieved, Despite Insurgency, December 3, 2004 

• Iraq Aid Program Largest in USAID History, Agency's Head Says, December 3, 2004 

• Researchers Trace how AIDS Virus Spreads After Oral Exposure, December 3, 2004 

• Remarks by Ambassador Mel Sembler at General Assembly of The Atlantic Treaty Association, December 3, 2004 

• Colombia Extradites Alleged Top Drug-Trafficker to United States, December 3, 2004 

• Private Citizens, Corporations Giving to Tsunami Relief, Januar 3, 2005  

• Bush Discourages Foreign Influence in Future Ukrainian Elections, December 2, 2004 

• Powell Praises EU Assumption of NATO-led Mission in Bosnia, December 2, 2004 

• Naivasha Accord Key to Sudan Peace, U.S. Envoy Says, December 2, 2004 

• U.S. Urges Non-Violent, Legal Steps to End Ukraine Crisis, December 2, 2004 

• Bush Says Iraqi Elections Should Not Be Postponed, December 2, 2004 

• Powell Sees Elections as Key to Defeating Insurgency in Iraq, December 2, 2004 

• U.S. Officials Brief Foreign Press on Climate Change Policy, December 2, 2004 

• Defense Department Report, December 1: Troops in Iraq, December 1, 2004 

• Treatment is Essential Element of AIDS Battle, U.S. Official Says, December 1, 2004 

• U.S. Leads Global Challenge to AIDS Pandemic, Powell Says, December 1, 2004 

• U.S. Programs Support Women with HIV, Health Secretary Says, December 1, 2004 

• Aid Agency Soon to Name Four Countries for MCA Funding, December 1, 2004  

• Progress Achieved on U.S. Priorities at APEC, Ambassador Says, December 1, 2004  

• U.S., Iraqi Officials Caution Against Iraqi Election Delay, December 1, 2004 

• HIV/AIDS is "Greatest Health Crisis of our Time," Bush Says, December 1, 2004  

• Anti-retroviral Therapy Helping African Women Live with AIDS, December 1, 2004 

• Bush Says U.S. Supports European Mediation in Ukraine, November 30, 2004 

• United Nations to Set Up Trust Fund for Iraq, November 30, 2004 

• AIDS Close to "Tipping Point" in Europe and Asia, UNAIDS Warns, November 30, 2004  

• Bush Hails Canadian Help in Spreading Democracy Worldwide, November 30, 2004 

• U.S. Issues Grants to Train International AIDS Researchers, November 30, 2004 

• U.S. Official Calls for Recommitment to AIDS Research, November 30, 2004 

• United States to Play Supporting Role in Forum for the Future, November 30, 2004 

• Iraqi Police, National Guard Take Control of Security in Najaf, November 30, 2004 

• Compliance, Verification, Enforcement Keys to Arms Control Success, November 30, 2004 

• Amb. Hall Urges More Pressure on Sudan to End Crisis in Darfur, November 30, 2004 

• U.N. Health Agency Calls for AIDS Treatment Access for Women, November 30, 2004 

• Research Uses Nuclear Energy to Produce Hydrogen from Water, November 30, 2004 

• United States, Bahrain Recognize Need to Support Iraqi Elections, November 29, 2004 

• State's Bloomfield Outlines U.S. Position on Landmines, November 29, 2004 

• Alan Larson on "the Untold Story" of Iraq's Economic Progress, November 29, 2004  

• U.S. Officials Praise Early Progress on AIDS Programs, November 29, 2004 

• United States Lays Out Goals for Chemical Weapons Conference, November 29, 2004 

• U.S. Officials Excited About New Progress in Battle Against AIDS, November 29, 2004 

• U.S. Says Iran Has Not Fully Met IAEA Nuclear Safeguards, November 29, 2004 

• President's Radio Address, November 27, 2004 

• United States Urges Landmine Treaty's Parties to Do More, November 26, 2004 

• U.S. Committed to Global Efforts to Reduce Persistent Mine Threat, November 26, 2004 

• Ukraine's Foreign Relations Could be Affected by Vote Fraud, November 25, 2004 

• Powell Says U.S. Cannot Accept Ukraine Vote Result as Legitimate, November 24, 2004 

• United States Calls For End to Violence in Darfur, November 24, 2004 

• Leaders of Mexican Narcotics Cartel Added to Treasury Dept. List, November 24, 2004 

• Congressional Report, November 24: Intelligence Overhaul, November 24, 2004 

• Rep. Leach Says Military Action Against Iran Would Be Unwise, November 24, 2004 

• State Department Mourns James Mollen, November 24, 2004 

• Over 1 Million Landmines Destroyed in Latin America since 1991, November 24, 2004 

• 3.1 Million Sub-Saharan Africans Infected with HIV in 2004, November 23, 2004 

• Powell Sees Strong Quartet Support for Palestinian Elections, November 23, 2004  

• U.S. Criticizes U.N. Committee for Failing to Support Darfur, November 23, 2004  

• HIV/AIDS Attacks Women in Growing Numbers, November 23, 2004 

• Fact Sheet: AIDS Epidemic in N. America, Western and Central Europe, November 23, 2004 

• U.S. Envoy to United Nations Urges Serbia to Catch War Criminals, November 23, 2004  

• Bush Proclaims November 25 Thanksgiving Day, November 23, 2004  

• United States Remains "Agnostic" about EU-Iran Negotiations, November 23, 2004 

• Powell Sees International Commitment to Support Iraq, November 23, 2004 

• U.S. Launches New Push Against Domestic Human Trafficking, November 23, 2004 

• Head of U.S. European Command Describes Ongoing Force Changes, November 23, 2004 

• Terrorists Interested in Unconventional Weapons, CIA Says, November 23, 2004 

• Sudan's North-South Peace Process Called Key to Darfur Crisis, November 23, 2004 

• Women of Rwanda Face Life After the Genocide, November 22, 2004 

• U.S. Focus on Sudan Helps Push Peace Process, Policy Expert Says, November 22, 2004 

• Nairobi Meeting "Significant Step" for Sudan, Danforth Says, November 22, 2004 

• Bush, Uribe Applaud Strength of U.S.-Colombia Partnership, November 22, 2004 

• Powell Senses New Attitude within Palestinian Leadership, November 22, 2004 

• U.S. Welcomes New European Commission, November 22, 2004 

• Powell Pledges U.S. Support for Palestinian Elections, November 22, 2004 

• Powell Discusses Palestinian Elections with Israel's Shalom, November 22, 2004 

• Rumsfeld Says U.S. Leads the World Toward Democracy, November 22, 2004 

• Powell Meets Sharon to Discuss New Opportunities for Peace, November 22, 2004 

• United States, EU Discuss Border, Transport Security, November 22, 2004 

• New U.S. Web Site Features Arctic Climate, Ecosystem Data, November 22, 2004  

• Bush Hails Paris Club Decision to Reduce Iraqi Debt, November 21, 2004 

• Powell Prepares to Meet Israeli and Palestinian Officials, November 21, 2004 

• Powell Sees Commitment to Six-Party Talks on North Korea, November 21, 2004 

• Treasury Secretary Vows to Halve U.S. Budget Deficit by 2009, November 21, 2004 

• U.S. Strongly Supports Review of Conduct of Ukraine Election, November 21, 2004 

• APEC Leaders Focus on Trade, Security, Transparency, Development, November 20, 2004 

• Bush Outlines Economic Goals in APEC Address in Chile, November 20, 2004 

• Armitage Says Insurgents Have Nothing to Offer Iraq, November 19, 2004 

• African Union Critical to Peace and Security, Danforth Says, November 19, 2004 

• United States, Iraq Look Toward Reconstruction of Fallujah, November 19, 2004 

• United Nations Wants Peace in Sudan by End of 2004, November 19, 2004 

• Coalition Moving to Thwart Intimidation Campaign in Iraq, November 19, 2004 

• United States Welcomes Actions Toward Peace in Sudan, November 19, 2004 

• U.S. Supports New HIV/AIDS Research in Four Nations, November 18, 2004 

• Sudanese Very Close to Peace Accord in Nairobi, Danforth Says, November 18, 2004 

• Senator Grassley Concerned at EU Actions on Trade Disputes, November 18, 2004 

• Treasury Secretary Snow Promotes Pro-Growth Policies in Europe, November 17, 2004 

• United States Summarizes EU Arms Embargo Against China, November 17, 2004 

• United States to Help Afghanistan Attack Narcotics Industry, November 17, 2004 

• U.S., EU Discuss Fight Against Terrorist Financing, November 17, 2004 

• Congressional Group Assesses Mideast Trade Prospects, November 17, 2004 

• Powell Sees Hope for "Moving Forward" on Middle East Peace, November 17, 2004  

• Rumsfeld Says Americas at "Unique Moment" for Democracy, November 17, 2004 

• U.S. Still Cautious About EU-Iran Nuclear Agreement, Powell Says, November 17, 2004 

• Bush Nominates Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State, November 16, 2004 

• Iraqi Fulbright Scholar Relishes Chance to Study Journalism, November 16, 2004 

• Powell to Visit Israel, Palestinian Territories, November 16, 2004 

• Women's Vulnerability to AIDS Key Element in UNAIDS Agenda, November 16, 2004 

• U.S. Nuclear Agency Works to Strengthen Nuclear Plant Security, November 16, 2004 

• Vershbow Sees ‘Strong, Positive' U.S. Relationship with Russia, November 16, 2004 

• United States, European Union to Enhance Container Security, November 16, 2004 

• United States Continues Efforts to Help Darfur Refugees, November 16, 2004 

• United States, 13 Countries Launch Methane-to-Markets Partnership, November 16, 2004 

• U.N. Security Council Heads to Africa for Sudan Meeting, November 16, 2004 

• Congressional Report, November 18: New Nonproliferation Bill Introduced, November 16, 2004 

• Powell, Israel's Shalom Consult on Aiding Palestinian Election, November 15, 2004 

• US-VISIT Implementation Dates at Land Border Crossings Announced, November 15, 2004 

• U.S. to Open Free Trade Talks with United Arab Emirates, Oman, November 15, 2004 

• U.S. AIDS Activist Recounts African Experiences, November 15, 2004 

• Terrorism Requires Global Response, Homeland Security Chief Says, November 15, 2004 

• Secretary of State Powell Resigns from Bush Cabinet, November 15, 2004 

• Security, Trade, Social Issues to Face New U.S. Congress, November 15, 2004 

• U.S. Will Always Be a Welcoming, Open Nation, Powell Says, November 15, 2004 

• Defense Department Report, November 15: Iraq Operational Update, November 14, 2004 

• President Reiterates Commitment to Freedom and Democracy in Iraq, November 13, 2004  

• "Nasiriya, One Year Later", Op-Ed by Ambassador Mel Sembler, November 12, 2004 

• Bush Administration Looks to "Intense" Cooperation with Europe, November 12, 2004  

• Reconstruction Projects in Najaf, Samarra Number in Hundreds, November 12, 2004  

• Free Press Essential to Every Democracy, Powell Says, November 12, 2004  

• Powell: New Palestinian Leadership Is Opportunity for Peace, Sovereignty, November 12, 2004 

• Students from Muslim Countries Study in U.S. High Schools, November 12, 2004  

• OECD Pilot Program To Open Competition For Development Projects, November 12, 2004 

• Changes to U.S. Foreign Policy Seen Unlikely in Second Bush Term, November 12, 2004  

• Bush Sends Condolences Upon Death of Yasser Arafat, November 11, 2004  

• Powell Expresses Condolences on Death of Yasser Arafat, November 11, 2004  

• U.S., Iraqi Forces Continue to Clear Fallujah of Insurgents, November 11, 2004  

• U.S. Supports European Efforts Against Anti-Semitism, November 11, 2004 

• Iraqi, U.S. Generals Describe Campaign to Liberate Fallujah, November 10, 2004 

• Head of NATO Holds Talks with President Bush, Powell, November 10, 2004  

• U.S. Committed to Strong, Vibrant NATO, Bush Says, November 10, 2004  

• "Forum for the Future" Seeks to Boost G8 Cooperation on Mideast, November 10, 2004  

• White House Counsel Gonzales Nominated as Attorney General, November 10, 2004  

• U.S. Raises Key Interest Rate Fourth Consecutive Time, November 10, 2004  

• Armitage Praises Efforts to Disband Afghan Militias, November 10, 2004 

• Treasury Secretary Snow Travels to Europe November 14-22, November 10, 2004  

• North America's First Hydrogen Refueling Station Opens, November 10, 2004  

• International Community Urged to Support Local Afghan Elections, November 9, 2004 

• Seventeen Countries Eligible for New U.S. Aid Program Funds, November 9, 2004 

• Bush Reaching Out to Friends and Allies in Europe, November 9, 2004 

• Bush Reaching Out to Friends and Allies in Europe, November 9, 2004 

• Powell Defends Bush Foreign Policies in First Term, November 9, 2004 

• United States Firmly Committed to Conventional Arms Treaty, November 9, 2004 

• Terrorist Safehavens Must Be Eliminated from Iraq, Rumsfeld Says, November 8, 2004 

• U.S. Says NAFTA Report on Genetically Modified Corn is "Flawed", November 8, 2004  

• McClellan Says U.S., Iraq in "Close Consultation" on Fallujah, November 8, 2004 

• U.S. Funds Development of IT Sector in Palestinian Territories, November 8, 2004 

• Judge Rules that Guantanamo Trial Violates U.S., International Law, November 8, 2004 

• Global War on Terror Is Top U.S. Priority, Powell Says, November 8, 2004 

• Morocco Now Eligible For New U.S. Aid Program, November 8, 2004  

• U.S., Japanese Researchers to Create More Human-Like Robots, November 8, 2004 

• New Center to Study Nanostructures, Build and Test Nanodevices, November8, 2004 

• U.S. Will Reach Out to Allies and Friends, Bush Says, November 6, 2004 

• U.S. Welcomes EU Pledge of Assistance to Iraq, November 5, 2004 

• Diversity Visa Lottery Registration Begins November 5, November 5, 2004 

• Bush Reaches Out to International Community After Re-election, November 4, 2004 

• U.S. Supports Efforts of International Election Observers, November 4, 2004 

• Darfur Sinking into Anarchy, U.N. Envoy Warns, November 4, 2004 

• State Department Condemns Human Rights Situation in Cuba, November 4, 2004 

• U.S. Urges New OSCE Commitment on Internally Displaced Persons, November 4, 2004 

• U.S. Company to Produce 75 Million Doses of Anthrax Vaccine, November 4, 2004 

• Powell Hosts Iftar for Guests from Across the Muslim World, November 4, 2004 

• President Bush Thanks Americans in Wednesday Acceptance Speech, November 3, 2004  

• Bush Wins 2004 U.S. Presidential Election, November 3, 2004 

• Republicans Expand Control in Senate, House, November 3, 2004  

• States Vote on Stem Cell Research, Same-Sex Marriage, Other Measures , November 3, 2004  

• U.N.'s Annan Congratulates Afghan President Karzai, November 3, 2004  

• State Department Congratulates Karzai on Election Victory, November 3, 2004  

• Colombia Extradites 13 Drug Suspects to United States, November 3, 2004 

• Air Particles May Mask Carbon Dioxide Influence, Scientist Says, November 1, 2004 

• NATO Begins Training Iraqi Forces, November 1, 2004 

• Corporations Not Revealing Environmental Risks, Study Finds , November 1, 2004  

• U.S. Welcomes Colombia's Destruction of Nearly 7,000 Landmines, November 1, 2004  

• FDA Allows Qualified Health Claim to Decrease Risk of Coronary Heart Disease, November 1, 2004 

• Afghan Narcotics Trafficking to Be Targeted in Coming Months, October 29, 2004 

• Powell Urges Palestinians to Prepare for Gaza Disengagement, October 29, 2004 

• Arafat Should Receive Necessary Medical Help, White House Says, October 29, 2004 

• Pollster Finds "Unprecedented Interest" in Presidential Campaign, October 29, 2004 

• The U.S. Department of State Names Edward Ruscha to Represent the United States at the 2005 Venice Biennale, October 29, 2004 

• U.S. Pressing Sudan to Rein in Militias, Powell Says, October 28, 2004 

• U.S. Adopts Biometric Facial Recognition Standard, October 28, 2004 

• Scientists Discover Enzyme Crucial to HIV Replication, October 28, 2004 

• Religious Leaders Press for More Action on Darfur, October 27, 2004 

• North Korea Holding Out on Nuclear Talks, Powell Says, October 27, 2004 

• Dangers of Terrorism Must Be Confronted, Rumsfeld Says, October 27, 2004 

• Ambassador Vershbow Urges Eurasian Media to Help Fight AIDS, October 27, 2004 

• Voter Turnout Important Factor in 2004 Presidential Election, October 27, 2004 

• North Korea "Foremost" in Spreading Missile Technology Bolton Says, October 27, 2004 

• Eurasian Media Join Campaign Against HIV/AIDS, October 27, 2004 

• U.S. Foreign Aid Policies to Include Safeguarding Civilians, October 27, 2004 

• Afghan Election Marks Turning Point in Country's History, October 27, 2004 

• Bush, Kerry Both Likely to Keep Higher Profile for Africa, October 27, 2004 

• U.N. Security Council to Hold Session in Africa on Sudan, October 26, 2004 

• Armitage Criticizes Syrian Interference in Lebanon, October 26, 2004 

• U.S. Commemorates 10th Anniversary of Israel-Jordan Peace, October 26, 2004 

• U.S. Remains "Strong Friend," Powell Tells South Korean Students, October 26, 2004 

• United States Seeking Closer Ties with South Korea, Powell Says, October 26, 2004 

• Powell Wants to "Keep Momentum Up" on North Korean Nuclear Issue, October 26, 2004 

• North Korean Nuclear Program a Regional Issue, Powell Says, October 26, 2004 

• WTO Agriculture Negotiators Moving to Hard Number-Crunching Job, October 26, 2004 

• Little Chance Seen for Finishing WTO Farm Negotiations in 2005, October 26, 2004 

• State Department Implements Biometric Visa Program, October 26, 2004 

• U.S. Envoy Discusses Tajik Economy, Relations with Russia, October 26, 2004 

• "One China" Policy Stabilizes Asia-Pacific Region, Powell Says, October 25, 2004 

• U.S. Lists Concerns at WTO Trade Policy Review of the EC, October 25, 2004 

• Security Pact With Its Neighbors Would Benefit North Korea, October 25, 2004 

• U.S.-China Relationship Comprehensive and Complex, Powell Says, October 25, 2004