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News Archives from December 17, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
U.S. Govt's Emotional September 11 Site, Chronicling Life in NYC After 9/11
Congress Near Deal on Terror Package
Space Crew Returns to a Changed World
Terrorism and Guns; Ashcroft’s “coddling” of gun owners
U.S. missile defence program faces problems
Giuliani Calls for Death Penalty for Walker
Officials, families begin planning World Trade Center memorial
Cantor Fitzgerald head to write book about company's struggle in wake of attacks
U.S. Politics: The Art of the Comeback Post-9/11
Where do we go from here? The stories of 6 Americans trying to move Past 9/11
Consumers More Pleased With Service Received From IRS Than From McDonalds
American
Hospitality Has Gone Too Far
Keep an Eye on the American Muslim Council
New York firefighters complete cross-country bike ride
Oregon Woman Who Finds Osama at Rest Stop Jailed for Harassing Sikhs
National ID Card Gaining Support in U.S.
Muslim Graveyard Destroyed in Serb-Run Bosnian Town
Christians terrorized by Laskar Jihad
Hunt for Osama Bin Laden Highlights Problems in U.S.-Saudi Relations
Gunmen Stage Attempted Coup in Haiti
News Websites Lose Ties with Kremlin-Linked Think-Tank, Allowing Free Editorial
U.S. withdrawal from should not threaten stability, says Russian foreign minister
China to Amend Criminal Law to Combat Terrorism
Fresh Reports that Kenya is to be Used as a Base in Anti-Terror War
Kenyan Muslims Warned on Extremism
Kenyan Muslims Ask Government to Protect Them From Terror Propaganda
Phillipine Gov't Says 2 Americans Held Hostage by Abu Sayyaf to be Released
Explosives cache found at suspect's home in the southern China
Analysis: On Both War and Peace, the EU Stands Divided
Gerry Adams Thanks Castro for His Support for Irish Republic Cause
Liberate
Iraq, Unleash Democracy; The U.S. should encourage a popular uprising
*Note: WS Opinion
Journal may require a free login for access.
The Key to Russian Stability: It's not an ABM Treaty
The Deathblow to Soviet Communism
E. Timor May Be Lesson in Rebuilding
North
Korea Techs Study South Korean Nuclear Reactors
New Zealand PM says air force, special forces in Afghanistan
India
Says Arrests Link Militants in Pakistan to Attack
*Note: NY Times
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Egypt's Relationship With America Is a Case Study in Contradictions
Relief agencies returning to Kandahar
Afghans Dust Off Long-Hidden Yen to Have Fun
Ties That Bind Leave Defeated Taliban Chiefs Free
Afghan official says Taliban leader Omar may be in south-central Afghanistan
Al-Qaida prisoners put on display; fighting continues in Tora Bora
Kandahar Airport Back in Operation; U.S. Plans POW Camp in Compound
US Forces Are To Bomb Afghanistan - with Cake
US Scales Back Airdrops to Afghans
Muslims celebrate end of Ramadan after allied forces 'cleared al-Qaida' from nation
Remnants of Al Qaeda Flee Toward Pakistan; No Trace of Bin Laden
Victory and Defeat, Taliban Style
MIA: OBL - A Summary of What's in the Major U.S. Newspapers
People
of Kandahar wary of U.S. presence
Sending Signals: The meaning of Afghanistan beyond Afghanistan
Karzai Ties With United States Go Beyond Politics
U.S. to Help Rebuild Afghanistan, Rumsfeld Says
U.S. Embassy Reopens in Afghanistan
Ethnically cleansed Afghans face dire winter
Postwar: Internal conflicts threaten to undermine plans for Afghanistan's future
Meet
the New Warlord, Same as the Old One: Gul Agha Shirzai
*Note: NY Times
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Terror
War Not Over, Even in Afghanistan
*Note: NY Times
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Loyalty
in Rural Afghanistan Places Tribe Before Country
*Note: NY Times
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Deal-Making by Afghan Forces Let Many Leaders of Taliban Escape
U.S.
Officials Say Al Qaeda Routed From Afghanistan
*Note: NY Times
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Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israelis Detained in U.S. Before and After September 11
Arafat Meets E.U. Consuls, Accuses Israel of Escalating Mideast Violence
Israel Kills Hamas Member After Arafat Address
Israeli Troops Kill 3 Palestinians; Arafat Accuses Sharon of Escalating Military Raids
Hamas Says No Deal Regarding Cease-Fire
Hamas activist killed in West Bank
Who
Needs Arafat? The world could hardly be worse without the PLO chairman
*Note: WS Opinion
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Israel
Reacts Warily to Arafat Speech
*Note: NY Times
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Arafat
Demands Halt in Attacks Against Israelis
*Note: NY Times
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Israeli forces kill Palestinian security officers, in hunt for suspected terrorists
Israel Detains Two Leading Palestinian Officials
Israeli Parenting Tinged With Panic
Arafat
Trying to Prove He Is Still Relevant
*Note: NY Times
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Radio Silence in bin Laden Hunt
Pentagon Drafts Proposal For Press Coverage; Journalists May Get Dedicated Plane
Afghan, al Qaeda Terrorist Leaders Remain at Large
Airstrikes Lag While Tribal Fighters Chase al-Qaeda Around Tora Bora
Tearful al-Qaida fighters Tora Bora pleading not to be turned over to U.S.
al Qaida's Last Stand Ends in a Bloody Rout
U.S. Marine in Afghanistan Protecting Parents' Homeland
U.S.
sets sights on al-Qaeda terror cells in and outside of Afghanistan
U.S. forces pursue bin Laden as al Qaeda fighters flee
Bin Laden still at large as al-Qaeda troops flee
3
Marines Wounded by Land Mine at Kandahar Airport
*Note: NY Times
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3,000 exposed to anthrax may take vaccine
Army Says Its Lab Not Necessarily Source of Capitol Hill Spores
Spores appear to be from domestic source
Hospital internet system could spot bioterrorist attack, say developers of system
Paul Keim: Anthrax's Dogged Detective
Caution Urged on Mass Vaccinations
Bioterror: All the Rules Change
Spores mailed to Capitol Hill identical to Army’s stocks
U.S. Freezes Assets of Two Islamic Charities
U.K. Muslim Official Says He's Being Tapped, Government Denies Allegations
U.S. success spurs nations to point out al Qaeda cells
Access to Courtrooms Rare in September 11 Cases
Five Al Qaeda prisoners in US custody; Australian Taliban fighter among captives
U.S.
Agents Have More Bribe Money
Dutch investigation uncovers Bin Laden videos
Iraqi Suspects Related to Al Qaeda Arrested in Albania
Five prisoners in U.S. custody in Afghanistan
Analysis: Tough constitutional standards make treason difficult to prosecute
Muslim businessman detained on immigration charges in Michigan
Kandahar
Spy Chief Says Omar Hiding in Mountains
*Note: NY Times
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Relatives' DNA may help prove bin Laden's identity
Mirror: We track hate filled terror agent the law cannot touch
Hassan Butt: The Untouchable British Taliban Recruiter
Tough Standards for Treason Charge: Can a Case be Made Against Walker?
Questions Raised About Detainees; Advocates dislike tough immigration stance
Domestic
U.S. Front in the War on Terror
CIA to gather intelligence at home to curb terrorism; critics fear expansion of scope
Bush stimulus package wins Lieberman's OK
The GOP-Daschle Debacle; The bipartisan stimulus deal must be stopped
A Long Way to Go For Afghanistan
Biotech Giant Amgen to Buy Immunex
Government Should Relieve Financial Institutions From the Burden of Spying
The United States Can't Allow Justice to be Another Casualty of War
Emails from a Traitor: John Walker Lundh's Newsgroup Posts
Wanted: Dead or Alive: The Price on Osama Bin Laden's Head Has Its Complications
Bandow: Dealing with terrorism's aftermath
Goo-Goo Dolls: The media’s post-9/11 wishes for a safer, more regulated world
The
Fog of War Reporting; Journalists cry wolf over civil liberties
*Note: WS Opinion
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Drop
the Anthrax or I'll Shoot
Why Deny Bush's 'Change for the Better'?
Muslim convert takes on leadership role
