The administration is avoiding three key words whenever it talks about North Korea.
Bob Scheiffer on the Miller/Cooper/Plame issue.
Bush's strategy on the secret tapes.
Terry Neal on doubts raised over Bush's faith-based commitment.
NEWS AVALANCHE:
* World Opinion Roundup of the administration's waning influence in Iraq.
* John Howard bucks the trend and vows to send more Australian troops to Iraq.
* An in-depth look at Bush's European tour - will the new strategy with Europe backfire?
* Tough decisions between Iran, Syria, and the US.
* What about all the journalists that have been killed in Iraq?
* The dollar drops on concerns over reserves. (Bonus: BBC Q&A.)
* The mysterious case of the vanishing tax deductions.
* How class action lawsuit reforms could clog the court system.
* A survey of wages shows the people at the top and the bottom in the area.
* Courts consider the legality and benefits of file-sharing.
* Howard Kurtz wonders if maybe bloggers and the mainstream media shouldn't view each other as enemies.
* The DC area is no longer a telecom hub.
* Eugene Robinson reads into Harvard president Summers' language.
* Wal-Mart to upgrade its in-store television network.
* CNN Headline News, revamped.
* Vinters see a "Sideways effect."
* Sandra Dee passed away.
* Hunter S. Thompson: CBS rememberance, Post appreciation, NYTimes appreciation.
Bloggers call for global action to free Iranian prisoners.
Local news feature: Pat Collins, master of... the pause.
The changing landscape between video games and movies.
Scientists says Mars pictures reveal a frozen sea.