• Bush Highlights Security, Economic Progress in 2005, December 31, 2005 

• Biometric Entry System Installed at Final U.S. Land Border Ports, December 30, 2005 

• Bush Signs Law Funding War on Terror, Pandemic Flu Preparedness, December 30, 2005 

• U.S. Helps Rebuild Tsunami-Affected Communities in South Asia, December 30, 2005 

• Review of European Security Issues -- A Look Ahead For 2006, December 30, 2005 

• Former President Bush Named U.N. Envoy for Pakistan Earthquake, December 30, 2005 

• U.S., U.N. Welcome International Review of Iraqi Elections, December 29, 2005 

• Quartet Welcomes Palestinian Legislative Elections January 25, December 28, 2005 

• Rice, Education Secretary To Host International Education Summit, December 28, 2005 

• U.S. Sanctions Nine Companies Under Iran Nonproliferation Act, December 27, 2005  

• NASA Stardust Mission To Bring Comet Dust to Earth, December 27, 2005  

• State's Burns Outlines U.S. Trans-Atlantic Agenda for 2006, December 27, 2005 

• On Anniversary of Tsunami, President Bush Cites "Days of Sorrow", December 26,2005 

• Iraq Completes Debt-Swap, Receives IMF Standby Arrangement, December 23, 2005 

• U.S. Troop Withdrawal in Iraq Linked to Increased Iraqi Capacity, December 23, 2005 

• Human Death Toll from Deadly Bird Flu Strain Still Rising, December 23, 2005  

• Rumsfeld Says U.S. Forces in Iraq Will Decline by 7,000 in 2006, December 23, 2005 

• Thirty-Seven African Countries Eligible To Gain Under Trade Act, December 22, 2005  

• Congress Approves Extension of Anti-Terrorism Law, December 22, 2005 

• U.S. Space Agency Lists Space Exploration Milestones for 2005, December 22, 2005  

• Tsunami Anniversary Spotlights the Lessons of Disaster, December 22, 2005  

• NASA Hubble Telescope Discovers New Uranus Rings, Moons, December 22, 2005  

• Bush-Clinton Fund-Raising Effort for Katrina Exceeds $100 Million, December 12, 2005 

• Rumsfeld Reaffirms Continued U.S. Commitment to Afghan Security, December 21, 2005 

• U.S. Assistance Exceeds $840 Million One Year After Tsunami, December 21, 2005 

• One Year After Tsunami, Progress on Indian Ocean Warning System, December 21, 2005 

• Annan Highlights United Nations' Successes in Difficult Year, December 21, 2005 

• Bill Passed by Senate Addresses Programs Ruled Illegal by WTO, December 21, 2005 

• Hundreds of U.S. Companies Contribute to Tsunami Reconstruction, December 21, 2005 

• IMF Finalizes Approval for Debt Relief for 19 Poor Countries, December 21, 2005 

• USAID Administrator Marks Tsunami Anniversary in Indonesia, December 21, 2005 

• U.S. Defense Scholars Tout Gendarmerie as Peacekeeping Model, December 21, 2005  

• Worldwide Visa-Fraud Conspirator Sentenced in United States, December 21, 2005  

• U.S. Expert Sees Iraq Elections as Seminal Mideast Event of 2005, December 20, 2005  

• National Security Advisor Hadley Sees Emerging Consensus on Iraq War, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Pushing Hard for U.N. Management Reform, Official Says, December 20, 2005 

• U.N. Establishes Commission To Help Countries Recover from War, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Envoy to Iraq Cites Political, Economic, Security Progress, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Agencies Welcome Congressional Progress on Chemical Treaty, December 20, 2005 

• Millennium Challenge Group Considering 23 Countries for U.S. Aid, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Concerned by Pyongyang's Talk of Constructing New Reactors, December 20, 2005 

• United States Welcomes EU Candidate Status for Macedonia, December 20, 2005 

• President Bush Congratulates Afghan People on National Assembly, December 19, 2005 

• U.S. Has Spent More than $1 Billion Dollars on Land Mine Removal, December 19, 2005 

• Land Mine Removal Projects Bearing Fruit, State Department Says, December 19, 2005 

• Africa Top Priority for Aid, Attention, U.N. Official Says, December 19, 2005 

• WTO Success Depends on EU Farm Tariff Cuts, U.S. Official Says, December 19, 2005 

• Political Rights, Civil Liberties Up in Mideast, Survey Finds, December 19, 2005 

• Hong Kong Ship Company To Plead Guilty to Environment Pollution, December 19, 2005 

• State Department Designates Sajid Badat as Foreign Terrorist, December 19, 2005 

• NASA's First Pluto Mission To Launch in January, December 19, 2005 

• Bush Hopes Iraqi Democracy Will Inspire Neighbors, December 19, 2005 

• Normalcy Returning to Afghan Life, Says USAID Head in Kabul, December 19, 2005 

• Economic Freedom Plays Central Role in Democracy, Expert Says, December 19, 2005 

• Afghanistan Seats First Democratic Legislature in Three Decades, December 19, 2005 

• U.S., U.N. Helping to Avert Famine in Southern Africa, December 19, 2005 

• Most Arctic Near-Surface Permafrost May Thaw by 2100, Study Finds, December 19, 2005 

• President Bush Sends Greetings for a Blessed and Merry Christmas, December 19, 2005 

• Rice To Lead U.S. Delegation to London Conference on Afghanistan, anuary 19, 2006  

• Bush Says Iraqis See Democracy as Their Future, December 18, 2005 

• Agreement Reached on Incremental Advances in WTO Negotiations, December 18, 2005 

• EU's Solana Says 1,000 People a Day Use Gaza Border Crossing, December 18, 2005 

• USAID Administrator Marks Tsunami Anniversary in Indonesia, December 18, 2005 

• Differences Over Agriculture Persist as WTO Meeting Nears End, December 17, 2005 

• Rice Sees Iraqi Elections as Major Step Forward for Country, December 16, 2005 

• Bush Says Iraqi Elections "Remarkable" in Human History, December 16, 2005  

• Ambassador Khalilzad, General Casey Applaud Iraqis on Elections, December 16, 2005 

• Review of European Security Issues, December 16, 2005 

• Rice Hails Iraq Elections as Extraordinary Victory for Iraqis, December 16, 2005