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News Archives from December 13, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Government spin about Osama bin Laden videotape mostly accurate
TV networks vary in handling of bin Laden tape
GOP Outlines Social Security Plans
Judge rules against Pennsylvania woman seeking death benefits
Americans View Video With Anger, Disgust
What's Wrong with the Media's War Coverage?
Sept. 11 Attacks Gave NextWave Airwaves Trial Run
Stress From Attacks Still Taking Workplace Toll
Three months later, another terror victim dies
Driver's Licenses, a National Security Wreck
Few Specifics on Military Tribunals
U.S. Plan to Quit Missile Pact Seen as a Well-Timed Move
Widow of World Trade Center attack victim commits suicide
Faulty
Fireproofing Is Suspected in Trade Center's Sept. 11 Collapse
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Engineers disagree about destruction of World Trade Center
If There Were Disenfranchised Blacks in 2000 FL Election, They Were Republicans
Pentagon effort to accurately translate bin Laden tape delays its release
Allies Praise Airing of bin Laden Tape
Canadian PM Defends Saul's Right to Blame West for 9/11 Attacks
American
proposals for peace in Sudan acceptable, Sudanese official says
Britain has vital role in Somalia offensive
Many in Arab World Call Bin Laden Video a Fake
East African Press: U.S. Commandos to Target Osama Somalia Bases
Arrested Mandera Preacher Ahmed Hassan Mursal Denies Connection to Terrorism
Italy
Adds Hamas to List of Terror Groups
Vatican Calls Again for Middle East Peace
Pakistani Helicopters Hover at Pak-Afghan Border
Speculation and Doubt About the bin Laden Tape
Annan: No Reason to Take War On Terrorism to Somalia
Nairobi MPs Seek Talks Over U.S. Bases
Sixth terrorist can't be ruled out, as per Delhi Police commissioner
Government has leads on attack, says India Home Minister Advani
Afghan Intelligence Chief Points Finger at Taliban and Pakistani Intelligence
Sinn Fein MPs will be offered office space at Westminster before Christmas
Britain's House of Commons revises anti-terrorism bill
Deadly Shootout at Indian Parliament, killing 6 gunmen and 7 police
Indonesia group tied to al Qaeda kills Christians
Australian government worker identifies al-Qaida fighter as his son
Northern Ireland: Omagh Report: Warnings ignored and inquiry bungled
Alliance fighters say no hope for al-Qaeda surrender
Important Afghan bridge remains mostly off limits
Osama Flees and Sends His Son To Take His Place
Chinese, Aussie among Talib fighters
Despite New Liberties, Afghan Women Fear Backlash
Anti-Taliban
Factions Clash in North, Reports That U.S. Bombed Both Sides Denied
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Claims of Taliban Disarmament in Kandahar Overstated, Only About 40% Turned In
Bombs
Have Killed 3 al Qaeda Leaders, U.S. Now Believes
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Wounded Arab Fighters Are Threatening to Blow Themselves Up
Afghans Say U.S. Scuttled Surrender; Commanders Cite Pressure To Attack
Bin Laden Forces Face Ultimatum as Showdown Looms
Afghan New Govt. Leader Starts 1st Day in Kabul
Al Qaeda is offered freedom in exchange for bin Laden
Al-Qaida Given Until Mid-day Thursday To Surrender In Tora Bora
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
America's support of state terrorism carried out by Israel can only lead to catastrophe
Israeli troops storm the home of West Bank Palestinian activist Marwan Barghouti
Powell Seeks Explanation From Sharon for Decision to Cut Off Arafat
Analysis: Arafat Has The Numbers To Fight
Arafat under siege as Israel attacks Ramallah
U.S. truce mission in jeopardy As Mideast fighting escalates
Mideast Truce Efforts Overwhelmed
Israel: Arafat is no longer relevant
Palestinian
Assault on Bus Kills 10; Israeli Response Is Swift
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Top Israeli officials suspected, fake degrees
Israel Cuts Contact With Arafat
Military Warms Up to Robots: Success of Unmanned Aircraft Revives Interest
Osama Bin Laden proves master of elusion
Surrender Offer Rejected: U.S. officials dislike al Qaeda's conditions
B-1 Pilot Recounts Crash, Rescue
War Gives Old Weapons a Chance to Prove Themselves Once Again
Military Quickly Assessing Its Inventory of Bombs
Bombing Raises Question of Al Qaeda Fate; At Issue Is Meaning of U.S. Goal
Troops
of U.S. and Britain Set Up Camp in Kandahar
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Anthrax found at U.S. embassy in Austria
Patriot Law May Be Used In UConn Anthrax Case
Smallpox could spread quickly, study says; British scientists question estimate of risk
FBI using the mail to seek clues about anthrax-tainted letters
U.S. Post Office Ready for Holiday Mail
32,000 NYers Were Prescribed Cipro: Survey: Anthrax fears spurred 600% rise
U.S.
Recently Produced Anthrax in a Highly Lethal Powder Form
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Authenticity of bin Laden Tape Can Be Easily Cleared by Forensics, Experts say
Zacarias Moussaoui gets court-appointed legal team
Trying Al Qaeda: US vs. Europe
U.S. Evidence Ties Suspect to London al Qaida Base
Hijacker was questioned in United Arab Emirates, officials say
Case Hints at Limited Tribunal Use: Suspect's civilian trial prompts new questions
Terrorist Cells Being Present in Somalia Possible: U.S. official
Bush invokes executive privilege, blocks Congress from seeing trial documents
Interviews of Muslim Students Create Tension
Transcript of bin Laden Tape in .pdf Format
Pentagon releases bin Laden tape
U.S. Used Four Translators for Tape
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Suspects Found on Train Probably Are Not Linked to Attack, Officials Say
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U.S.
Seems Intent on Focusing on Al Qaeda in First Sept. 11 Trial
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U.S. steps softly with anti-terror interviews
Carlos the Jackal Lawyer to Represent Moussaoui
Death can be used as leverage in Moussaoui case
Authorities doubt terrorist ties of Amtrak detainees
Fund established for partners of homosexuals killed in terrorist attacks
United Defense Industries Makes a Market Debut
Airbus criticizes U.S. for giving 'direct help' to rival Boeing
Twin Towers Fund May Expand Its Beneficiaries
Democrats resist stimulus package
Negotiations
Resume on Economy Bill
U.S. Treasury Denies that U.S. Favors a Fall in the Yen
Jolted
by Sept. 11, Many Rush to Make Wills
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September 11 Fund releases millions
Sept. 11 Tragedies Became Fodder for Scam Artists
A No Fly Zone For Terrorists: Can Safety Be Found By Taking Pilots Out of Loop?
Freedom Kills: John Walker, Andrew Sullivan, and the libertarian threat
Hold the White Flags; Please, No More Surrenders
Which civil liberties - and whose - can be abridged to create a safer America?
Islamic extremism has replaced communism as America's worldwide foe
Should the U.S. Go Easy on John Walker?
Momoh: Islam: Between Peace And Violence
Success and Victory: Work Remains to be Done
Killing, Convincing, and the Influence of Religion
America's Grief Ought Not to Give Comfort to Those Who Caused It
Stop coddling Palestinians - they would exterminate the Jews if they were in charge
The Odd, Sad Case of Laili Zikria Helms
Jacoby: Blame Lindh's Permissive Parents
While
Caracas Burns: Sen. Dodd's petulance threatens national security
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Professional
agitators can't claim to be a "grassroots" movement anymore
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What
If? Clinton Says GOP Would Have Gored Gore
