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News Archives from February 19, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
The Moneybags Bill : Shays-Meehan will bring more money into politics
Air travelers re-screened at Louisville International Airport
Things Forgotten : Second-generation spin
The
ACLU and the NAAACP try to deny 11-year-old Toshika Bacon an education
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Drawing the thin line between caution and hysteria after September 11
Videotape captures many firefighters' final efforts on Sept. 11
E-Legal: Congress Looks to Control the Internet
Bush Renews Warning Of Expanded Terror War
Iraq accuses U.S. of conducting smear campaign
Europe & Canada Opposed To Any U.S. Attack on Iraq
Bush
Says Weapons of Mass Destruction Don't Belong in Korea
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The Iraqi Opposition : Internal elements and the overthrow of Saddam
Philippine Troops Clash With Rebels
Bush Arrives in Seoul to Protests
Muslim Woman Politician Risks Jail for Insulting Turkey
Dutch Muslims Establish Pilgrimage Corporation
British paratroopers who shot unarmed Afghan en route home
Australian Soldier Killed in Afghanistan Flown Home
Civil War Preys on Civilians in Columbia
Getting a Read on Iran : Bush asks Japan, allies to help out
Bush seeks Asian allies in new war
Afghan warlords stake their future on anarchy
Afghan Official: Iran Now Bigger Threat Than Taliban
Dostum Troops seek one-legged Taliban minister Dadullah
British Paratroopers were not shot at, Afghans insist
On Kabul's Chaotic Streets, Traffic Police Wave and Wish for the Best
Afghans accused of killing minister arrested in Saudi Arabia
Interview: Russia and Afghanistan sign military deal
Australian journalist banned from Kandahar military base
Afghanistan hails new era in ties with Saudi
New Afghan civil aviation minister named
Swiss to open aid office in Kabul
Afghan Group Tries to Piece Together Women's Lives
Ethnic split grows in Afghanistan's government
UN Alarmed Over New Afghan Refugee Influx in Pakistan
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
6 Israelis, 8 Palestinians Killed
Israeli Reserve Chiefs Market Unilateral Withdrawal From Palestinian Territories
Israel Bombs Palestinian Security Targets, Demolishes 11 Homes
15 Die in Wave of Mideast Violence
8 Palestinians Killed in Gunbattles
Pre-emptive U.S. military strikes could be coming, Pentagon official says
Pentagon Plan to Influence Opinion
U.S. doctors care for Guantanamo detainees
Special Forces train for Somalia duty
In
a Shift, U.S. Uses Airstrikes to Help Kabul Defend Against Local Challenges
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Pentagon
Readies Efforts to Sway Sentiment Abroad
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Anthrax screensaver finds promising new drugs
Unchecked access to premier biodefense labs worried scientists
Expert: Anthrax suspect identified
U.S. Embassy, sailors in Singapore were to be bombed, tape shows
Seven Women Sue Bankrupt Terrorists
WTC Victims' Families Angry At e-Sales of WTC Memorabilia
John Ashcroft’s John Walker Lindh comments were inappropriate
Martin Gross : Without Cheers From Our Elders
Whitney Azoy's Op-Ed Series on Afghanistan
Dismantling Democracy Through Judicial Activism
Media Coverage of the War against Terrorism
