Topics: August 15

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Iraq (search) failed to come up with a draft constitution today, but gave officials a seven-day extension to complete the draft. William La Jeunesse will give us a live report.

Then, Cindy Sheehan's (search) quest to meet with President Bush continues, after she invited him to a prayer service on Friday. Carl Cameron has the latest from the protests outside the president’s ranch.

And the Reagan Library (search) will open more than 5,000 pages from the records of John Roberts Files, 1982-1986. Megyn Kendall reports the latest news on Judge John Roberts as the Supreme Court nominee prepares for his upcoming confirmation hearing.

Plus, the Congressional Budget Office's (search) August 2005 Budget Update is released today. The White House midyear budget says that an increase in tax revenues, mostly coming from relatively wealthy taxpayers, along with a good stock market performance, will drop the deficit to $331 billion this year. Brian Wilson has more.

And Majority Leader Tom DeLay (search) and former Senator Zell Miller (search) were the main attractions at Justice Sunday II in Tennessee yesterday. The Christian Right hope to put an end to what they consider is a "runaway judiciary.” Jonathan Serrie has details, plus, we’ll talk with William Donohue, president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights about Justice Sunday.

Also, Israel Defense Forces (search) started delivering eviction notices to the remaining settlers in Gaza today. Jennifer Griffin reports from the region.

We'll also talk with our all-star panel of FOX News contributors about the day's headlines:

—Juan Williams, senior correspondent for NPR

—Charles Krauthammer, syndicated columnist

—Jeff Birnbaum, columnist for The Washington Post

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