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News Archives from December 18, 2001:
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NYC
Mayor-Elect Bloomberg Is Changing Strategies on U.S. Aid
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Officials: Bush May Install Nominees on His Own if No Action by Senate
Will
civil liberties be a casualty in the War on Terrorism?
Unnecessary Threats to Freedom; Greens Misread National Security Needs
IT infrastructure sought for U.S. public health system
The new antiterrorism law steps up electronic surveillance of the Internet
IT redundancy helps bond trader rebound from attacks
New Oracle center to tackle security, homeland defense
Survey finds corporate IT still vulnerable to computer attack
Tom
Ridge: Uncertainty biggest U.S. threat
U.S. officials want high alert to continue
Visa Restrictions Pose Problems for American Universities
U.S. in Business of Nation Building, Although Washington Avoids the Term
Liberty Island Reopening This Week
GOP gains Americans' trust on 3 top issues
New York City Gets Appeal Extension Because of Sept. 11
Pakistan's risky Al Qaeda dragnet
U.S. Appeals to Haitian Government
Countries Warned Against Harboring bin Laden
Saddam Hussein calls for Arab summit on Palestinian issue to be held in Mecca
Pakistan accuses India of sparking tension
Japan to Help Clear Landmines in Afghanistan
Sentiment is Growing for Attack on Saddam
White House Urges Caution in India
Yemen shells suspected al Qaida bases
Okinawa council: Riot police near U.S. bases hurting tourism, should be removed
A new report highlights the lack of freedom in the Islamic world
Pakistanis might sell out bin Laden
Rumsfeld warns NATO of new threats
al
Qaeda Camps Are Rubble but Their Threat Remains
As al Qaeda forces in Afghanistan weaken, other countries see a new resolve
Al-Qaida fighters welcomed home, taking leadership roles in Islamic movement
Saddam Hussein Wants Arab Summit
China
simulates attacks on U.S. carriers; also practicing invasion of island
neighbor
Fresh Reports of Kenyan Bases for Terror War
Pakistan Is Likely Al-qaida Refuge
Holes found in Pakistan's 'sealed' border
Mob Torches Haiti Opposition Offices After Coup Fails
U.S.
Again Placing Focus on Ousting Hussein
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Many
Arabs Nervous About Attack on Iraq
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Post-Taliban appointee pushes women's reforms
Elders Forced to Watch While Taliban Shot Their Sons
Karzai's Brother Headed to Afghanistan
Karzai Tells Rival Afghan Groups to Join Forces
New U.S. Leaflets Bear Gruesome Images
To Tora Bora's Afghan victors, go the spoils
Why you won't see UN blue helmets in Afghanistan
Afghans Willing to Accept 5 000 Peacekeeping Troops
Afghan Fighters Withdraw Weapons From Tora Bora Area
Where's GerWaldo? An AP photo provides a light moment from Afghanistan
Lost in Translation: The Osama tape, as heard by Al Jazeera
Female Afghan Official Appeals for Distaff Staff at U.S. Embassy
Afghan official: No rush to nab Omar
Taliban chief had secret life of luxury; Afghans bothered by visits to Omar's place
400
Experts Try to Harvest Afghanistan's Field of Mines
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U.S. and Iran to Cooperate in Assistance to Afghanistan
U.S. peace role in Afghanistan to be limited
Uncertainty over Afghan security force
Pursued from Peaks to Pakistan
Karzai in Rome for Talks With Former Afghan King
Afghan Militias Claim Victory in Tora Bora; Strikes Diminish; Prisoners Displayed
Militias Bring 18 Terrorists Down From Mountain
Taliban
Leader Omar Is Hiding Near Kandahar, Afghan Official Says
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Unsealing
Time Capsule at the American Embassy in Afghanistan
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One
War, Differing Aims
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Taliban Abuses Were Fought With Humor, Stubbornness
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israel claims EU aid going directly to Arafat, but who is funding Israel's attacks?
Bush Puts Off Decision to Move U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem
Arafat Closes Six Hamas Offices
Israel Violates Lebanese Air Space for Second Day
Arafat Criticized At Home, Abroad
Death Wish in the Holy Land: What if the Palestinians Assassinated Sharon?
Death Wish in the Holy Land: What if the Israelis Assassinated Arafat?
Peres: Deal with Palestinians Possible
Israelis say no decline in Palestinian attacks
Powell, Chirac Seek Leeway for Arafat
Israel Bans "Terrorist Party" Hosted by PLO
Despite Appeal, More Mideast Killings
'Ghost soldiers' inflate National Guard numbers
Rumsfeld: Now 'tough, dirty, hard work' begins
DoD: Detainees May Include Al Qaeda, Taliban Leaders
DoD: Afghanistan is Only the First Round
U.S. Continues Heavy Bombing Runs Over Afghanistan
Marines Raise WTC Flag in Kandahar
Former Afghan Fighters Help Marines
U.S. aircraft see muzzle flashes, mistake them for missile attack
Injured Marine: 'Please don't worry about me'
Marines to Relocate from Camp Rhino to Kandahar Airport
U.S. Adds More POWs in Afghanistan
Rumsfeld to call for slashing Bosnia peacekeeping force
Pentagon Terminates Raytheon Missile Defense Contract
Reports of Attack on U.S. Planes Now Discounted
U.S. holds 5 al Qaeda fighters but fears many more released
U.S.
planes come under fire in Afghanistan
Al
Qaeda Fleeing Toward Pakistan, U.S. Officals Say
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Hopes of Finding bin Laden Fade
Hunting for Al Qaeda Leader May Hobble War
Bin
Laden Trail Grows Fainter, Pentagon Says
Pursuit of Al Qaeda Poses New Risks
Anthrax Mailer Remains a Mystery
Anthrax made in U.S., White House says
State Dept. Hit by New Anthrax Scare
Anthrax Vaccine Urged for Hill Staff; Inoculations May Start This Week
Computer experts probe 11 September deals
US Takes Campaign Beyond Afghanistan
UnAmerican on a Stairmaster: The FBI's House Calls
Afghan authorities say Al Qaeda, Taliban leaders slipped into Pakistan
Saudi princess charged in Florida beating of her maid
Suspect Claims Al Qaeda Hacked Microsoft
U.S. Compiles List of Most Wanted Terrorists
Location of Bin Laden incites some speculation
Can
John Walker Be Stripped of His U.S. Citizenship?
Evidence of links between terrorists, Taliban, Beijing continues to grows
U.S. Holds Suspect With Ties to Group Linked to Terror Aid
In
Case of Algerian Pilot, Much Uncertainty
Holy Land Foundation: Some firms wary of taking client with alleged terrorist ties
Deal Reached for Air Force Planes
Mexico tourism revives as attacks-weary travelers look for escape
Bank study finds Latino migrants sending less home after attacks
Endangered Kennedy Gets $90 Million in Pork
With
Seats Empty, Airlines Cut Fares to Bargain Levels
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Lobby
Groups Find Congress in Giving Mood
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Federal Victims' Fund Promises Generous Payments
Why the U.S. must find Bin Laden quickly
Is Osama dead? In Pakistan? Disguised as a stewardess?
Women in Islamic societies talk about their lives, and how the West perceives them
Remaking the INS: Immigrants aren’t customers and citizenship isn’t a service
Pentagon’s Bad Move: Congress Should Undo It
Hide and Sheik: A Summary of What's in the Major U.S. Newspapers
Arafat and Hussein, Leftovers in a New Civilization
Bush's
grade? An A-minus for what really matters
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