Last updated on 01/04/02.
How To Find Your News Item:
The news headlines on this page are from yesterday's "News Roundup" section. Tomorrow, we will move it to a permanent place. All archives are available by date from our News Archives Guide.
It is entirely possible that the article you came here looking for has been moved to its permanent place, so please use the search box in the upper left-hand corner of this page to find it.
We keep all 11-Sept news headlines archived so that anyone can find any article that was linked whenever they need it.
News Archives from January 2, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
What the 'shoe-bomber' knew that we continue to ignore
Antiterror war speeds the maturing of a president
Crowds cheer B-2 bomber during New Year's Rose Parade
2001: The Year the World Changed
Heroes
of 2001: The military, Sam Nunn, Dick Lugar and the victims of Sept. 11
*Note: WS Opinion Journal may require a free login for
access.
Idaho Gov. Security Measures Bashed
Chief Justice Rehnquist Urges Action on Judicial Picks
Author Michael Bellesiles under fire on accuracy of gun research
Bush: 2002 will be a great year
From
Coast to Coast, the States Ring in a Raft of New Statutes
*Note: NY Times
may require a login for access to stories once they have been archived.
Taking
Command in Crisis, Bush Wields New Powers
*Note: NY Times
may require a login for access to stories once they have been archived.
Bush Cites Domestic Priorities For 2002
Argentina due to get fifth president in two weeks
Afghan government backs U.S. allies over deadly bombing raid
Vaccination campaign starts for nine million Afghan children
Afghan troops crush Ismaeli rebel uprising
Afghanistan hopes to lure back Western tourists
Amid Afghanistan's decay, hope rekindles
Zawahiri Urged Al Qaeda to Let Fighters Escape For Jihad's Sake
Fighters
Were Lured to Afghanistan by Islam, Holy War, or the Promise of Escape
*Note: NY Times
may require a login for access to stories once they have been archived.
India Cooling Pakistan War Rhetoric
India allows Pakistan 2 more evacuation flights
Police detain 100 supporters of Kashmiri parties
With
Pomp and Jeers, India and Pakistan Shut Border
*Note: NY Times
may require a login for access to stories once they have been archived.
Lashkar strikes again, kills six of a family
Pakistan says border with India still 'explosive'
India gives list of 20 terrorists; Asks Pak to hand over arrested ultras
India: No Meeting Between India and Pakistan
Jaswant: Step forward by Pak, JeM, Lashkar leaders arrested
Pak Army in Top Operational Gear
U.S. Praises India and Pakistan for Acting Responsibly to Avoid Conflict
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israel's President Rebukes Sharon
Sharon Blocks Mideast Cease-fire Proposal
Both Israelis and Palestinians are gauging new post-Sept. 11 realities
Israel Premier Vetoes Truce Plan
Israeli troops seize four Palestinians
Arafat Promises an Independent Palestine in 2002
Arafat's
Face Still Looms Over Conflict in Mideast
*Note: NY Times
may require a login for access to stories once they have been archived
U.S. Marines gather information on Omar
Omar faces joint US-Afghan assault
Mullah Omar Sought in Mountains Near Kandahar
Mission to Catch Taliban Leader Begins
U.S. Keeping an Eye on Possible Sea Escape Route
U.S. forces launch mission to catch Taliban leader
U.S. troops take custody of 30 more Taliban
British Troops Roll Into Kabul to Set up Headquarters
EPA: Senate Anthrax Spores Appear Dead
Why it's vital to help Russia guard nuclear stockpiles
Scientists Stymied in Anthrax Probe; Spores may not be traceable
Kandahar spy chief in talks to get Taliban's Omar
Man arrested by Pakistani authorities heads a well-heeled Jihad training facility
U.S. Secrecy in Detentions Slammed by Foreign Diplomats
Zaeef fails in getting political asylum
Officials probe data of al Qaeda
Paris Cybercafes Raided in Shoebomber Investigation
Pentagon Repairs to Cost $700 Million
Businesses near Misawa base still hurting from post-Sept. 11 restrictions
Sept. 11 a hard blow to Florida; Drop in tourism batters economy of Orlando area
It Could've Been Worse; Wrapping Up Disappointing Year With Sense of Relief
