• 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