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News Archives from December 6, 2001:
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Ashcroft Vows Military Tribunals Will Have "Full and Fair Proceedings
September 11 Puts December 7 in Perspective
House Passes Trade Legislation Giving Bush Stronger Authority to Negotiate
Poll: Americans Tolerant of US Muslims
Shots Fired at Factory in Goshen, Indiana: As Many As 35 Shot
Former President Carter criticizes military tribunals plan
What made New York's twin towers collapse?
Arab man denies he threatened to kill Americans during flight
More Than 100 NJ School Teachers Jailed in Work Dispute
Ashcroft tells Senators heightened powers are necessary to protect Americans
House to Vote on Bush Trade Powers
Man Outside White House Had Weapons
John F. Kennedy film negatives feared lost in Trade Center
Chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Refuses Bush Nominee
National Christmas Tree Shines Through
Analysis: Ashcroft Has Upper Hand in Hearing on Civil Liberties
Despite Anthrax and Disruption, Lobbyists Slow to Use Web Tools
Middle
East Detainee Conducts Hunger Strike
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More in U.S. carry guns; restrictions lose support
Critics Say India's New Anti-Terrorism Law Targets Muslims
Pentagon
Wants to Base AC-130s in Uzbekistan
Iraq fears US will impose smart sanctions after May 2002
Southeast Asia Says No to U.S. Troops
Amnesty
International Slams U.N., Member Countries for Excess
NATO Must Match Inventiveness of Global Terrorists
U.S. Puts 39 Groups on New Terrorist List
The Future of the Stans: No Credible Political or Economic Infrastructure
Split Threatens Serb Government
Australian Columnist Under Investigation for Un-American Activity
Uzbekistan to Reopen Afghan Bridge
Powell firms up NATO support for war on terrorism
Elite Canadian Commandos Get Marching Orders
Liberal, Alliance MPs protest as Canada endorses 'one-sided' declaration in Geneva
Canada: Protection fee proposed for air travel
Somalia trying to root out terrorism
Britain Discusses Broadening of War
Ramadan Observed as Usual in Xinjiang, in Northwest China
International Donor Conference On Afghanistan Resumes
Washington and Beijing to Resume High-Level Military Exchanges
Bollywood wants peace in Afghanistan
10 Leading Lawmakers Urge Targeting of Iraq
Taliban Surrender Offer Is Conditional
U.S. softens stance on who to punish Taliban leader
Taliban Agrees to Surrender Last Southern Stronghold
Taliban Accepts Surrender Deal; Amnesty Offer Problematic for U.S.
Just hours before his death, CIA agent Mike Spann interviewed John Walker
U.S.
Watches Afghans Sink Into Starvation
U.S. won't allow deal with Taliban leader
Afghanistan to Get Peacekeepers
Officials: U.S. Must Stand By Afghans
U.S. expects others to pay for most Afghan rebuilding
Bin Laden's son may have been killed by U.S. air strikes
New Afghan Government Favors Northern Alliance
Taleban Set to Surrender Kandahar
An Anti-Taliban Commander Says bin Laden's Top Aide Is Dead
Taliban
Agree to Surrender Kandahar
Rumsfeld: No 'Dignity' for Omar
The Deal Has Been Done for Afghan Administration, But What Are The Pitfalls?
Jihad News: Claim Taliban Kill 93 US Commandos and Capture 6
New Afghan Premier Offers Amnesty to Taliban Fighters
Kabul Commemorates Late Hero Massoud
Afghanis reportedly fighting in Sulawesi
Reconstruction: Mazar Sobers Up After Taleban Defeat
U.S. Liaison Office to Open in Afghanistan
Taliban Reportedly Agree to Hand Over Kandahar
Uzbek Warlord Dostum to Boycott New Afghan Government
Anti-Taliban Forces Claim Advance in Tora Bora
Death Toll Inching Up in Afghan War
UN
Security Council welcomes Afghan accord, defers consultations on force
3,000
lay down arms as last Taliban give up fight in Chardara, in north Afghanistan
Afghan power-sharing deal brightens aid conference in Berlin
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Crackdown Sparks Palestinian Backlash
Israel Invades Gaza, Kills Palestinian
Israeli Planes Strike Palestinian Police Headquarters
In Gaza today, it is Arafat's police at whom boys are throwing stones
Hamas
and Palestinian Police Clash
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One
Man's Terrorist: Hamas's latest terror means the end of the peace process
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Palestinian Children Schooled As Martyrs
Stand off continues over attempted arrest of Hamas leader
Anger in Gaza as Arafat Rounds Up Militants
Egyptian Foreign Minister to Visit Israel
Hamas supporters clash with Palestinian riot police
Clashes Between Palestinian Police and Hamas Supporters
Israelis contemplate life after Yasser Arafat
U.S. Helicopter in Crash Near Camp Rhino, in Southern Afghanistan
U.S. Gives Air Cover to Afghan Opposition
U.S. Marines Possibly Under Fire at Camp Rhino Near Kandahar
Map: Troop Positions Near Kandahar
U.S. Warplanes Bomb Al Qaeda Hideouts
Smart Weapon Popular: U.S. Commanders Embrace System Despite Errors
Targets growing smaller for U.S. warplanes, commander says
Rumsfeld Orders Probe Into Deaths of U.S. Soldiers
Department of Defense Identifies Dead U.S. Soldiers
US, Anti-Taleban Forces Continue Attacks on al-Qaida
Al Qaeda Base Under Assault; U.S. Planes Pound Mountain Caves
Mail Being Processed at Federal Reserve HQ Tests Positive for Exposure to Anthrax
Leahy and Daschle Anthrax Letters Identical
Russian police arrest 7 trying to sell highly-enriched weapons-grade uranium
After Struggle With Anthrax, a New Life
Holy Land Foundation Denies Links to Hamas, Vows Legal Fight
Italian police raid businesses with suspected links to bin Laden
Suspected Terrorist Panicked and Pulled out of Plot to Attack London on 9/11
Australian Intelligence Agents Visit Victoria's 40 Mosques, Question Muslims
Man Who Helped Hijackers Obtain False ID Lied to FBI About Other Attacks
Suspect held in India claims al-Qaida planned attacks in Britain, Australia, India
Saudi man denies reported links to bin Laden; inquiry underway in Germany
Afghan men convicted of hijacking a plane that landed at Stansted Airport in Essex
Somalia: Barakaat bank denies funding terrorists
Johnny Jihad: A Question of Citizenship
Doubt Cast Over Claims of Terrorist Suspect Held in India
Terrorism Suspect Held in India Trained in Australia
Anthrax
Investigators Open Letter Sent to Senator Leahy
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FBI Tied Islamic Charity to Calls to Kill Israelis
Justice
Dept. Bars Use of Gun Checks in Terror Inquiry
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Pakistan Gets $1.3 Bln IMF Aid and Hope After `Lost Decade'
The Right to Gouge: It’s his gas, his property, his price, and our choice
Consumer group accuses insurers of inflating rates
Lower Manhattan businesses struggle in aftermath of Sept. 11 attacks
Pork-Laden Defense Bill Faces Possible Bush Veto
Deal
Struck in Bonn Presents Unique Opportunity for Afghanistan
Lufthansa places order for 15 Airbus superjumbos
Hong Kong Approves Aid for Afghan Refugees
Surge
in Stocks Arouses Visions of a New Bull Market
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America's New Charity of Choice: Afghanistan
Bush May Veto Defense Bill, Contains $20 Billion More Than Needed
War
on Terrorism Brings Plan to Cut Smithsonian Financing
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Lowry: Al Hunt should make the case for why visa violations should be ignored
The
Feminists' War: Are Hillary & Co. Interested in Afghanistan's Real
Problems?
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Finn: Teaching Patriotism; An Education Resource for Americans
Oil Weapon Myth: It’s Crippling U.S. Foreign Policy
Forte: The Mother of All Rights; Making the World Safe for Religion
Insight: Defending Western Civilization
Insight: Has Jesse Jackson Ever Made Sense?
Please, stop all the cheerleading for democracy in Afghanistan
