January, 2026

• 9 January

  Guests and Topics: Friday, June 3

  

  See you weeknights in the No Spin Zone at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. ET! Tonight … “The O’Reilly Factor” is on… Could Michael Jackson (search) walk away from his trial a free man or will he wind up in prison? Bill takes a look at mistakes made by both …

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• 9 January

  Official: Al Qaeda Suspect in U.S.

  

  ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – Pakistan (search) said Monday it handed over a senior Al Qaeda (search) suspect to the United States even though he had been the country’s most wanted man for allegedly masterminding two bloody attempts to blow up President Gen. Pervez Musharraf (search). Some Pakistani officials have described Abu …

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• 9 January

  Settlers: Gaza Pullout Next Month

  

  JERUSALEM – A group of 40 Jewish settler families said Saturday they expect to move out of their Gaza Strip (search) homes next month, becoming the first to announce definite plans to leave ahead of the Israeli withdrawal from the coastal area. The families from northern Gaza make up only …

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• 9 January

  Fast Facts: Hearings Schedule

  

  WASHINGTON – A tentative schedule for Supreme Court nominee John Roberts’ confirmation hearings, which begin this week before the Senate Judiciary Committee: Monday: The committee convenes at noon EDT. Senators give their opening statements of 10 minutes each. Sens. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., and Evan Bayh, D-Ind., as well as Sen. …

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• 9 January

  Study: Vitamin C May Fight Cancer

  

  Vitamin C may have some cancer-fighting potential, new research shows. It’s possible, but many questions remain, write Mark Levine, MD, and colleagues in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. “This is not ready for patients yet,” Levine tells WebMD. He is the chief and senior staff physician at the …

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• 9 January

  States Struggling With Katrina Refugees

  

  HOUSTON – With a shattered New Orleans (search) all but emptied out, an unprecedented refugee crisis unfolded across the country Sunday, as governors and emergency officials rushed to feed, clothe and shelter more than a half-million people dispossessed by Hurricane Katrina (search). In Texas, where nearly a quarter-million refugees have …

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• 9 January

  Premium Gasoline Is Rarely a Necessity

  

  NEW YORK – Drivers often believe premium gasoline will help their cars run better, but, unless theirs is a sports car or luxury vehicle, it just isn’t true. And with prices at the pump as high as they are, high-grade gasoline is one expense you may well do without. According …

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• 9 January

  Topics & Guests for September 20

  

  Weekdays at 3 p.m. in the East and high noon in the West! The news begins anew with “Studio B”… As Hurricane Rita slams into Florida we’ll have the latest for you including LIVE reports from all over the state as well as a look ahead to what we can …

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• 9 January

  'Frasier' Co-Creators Sue Paramount

  

  LOS ANGELES – Two agencies that represented the three co-creators of the TV hit series “Frasier (search)” sued Paramount Pictures (search) on Thursday, claiming they have not been fairly compensated. The suit was filed on behalf of the Jim Preminger Agency (search), which represented Peter Casey and David Lee, and …

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• 9 January

  Afghanistan Holds Landmark Elections

  

  KABUL, Afghanistan – Afghans went to the polls Sunday to elect a new legislature, hoping to bolster a fragile democracy after a quarter-century of war and sideline the Taliban (search) militants who fought to undermine the vote. “Today is a magnificent day for Afghanistan,” said Ali Safar, 62, who was …

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