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News Archives from January 10, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Rising Freshman: Bush at Year One
Rich Lowry: Mineta's Folly: On the capability of Transportation Secretary to do job
Those
who protect our safety must rely in part on stereotypes
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Identity Politics at Ground Zero
White
House Seeking to Restore Food Stamp Aid for Noncitizens
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CBO Report: Liberals Love it, Conservatives Shaking Heads
Commuter Train Found at WTC Rubble
Civil Libertarians Concerned About Microchip Tracking Device
Wave of U.S. Immigration Likely to Survive Sept. 11
FAA Faults American Airlines' Security Measures
Suing bin Laden? Tell Him In An Ad
Saudi Arabians complain of excesses in U.S.
'US targets' in Somalia running for cover
Bush Warns Iran Over Afghanistan
East Africa leaders meet on terror
U.S. Says Libya and Syria are No Longer Sponsoring Terrorism
An Indonesian Island Seethes With Newfound Hate
Bush
Warns Iran Not to Try to Undermine Afghanistan
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The Philippines in America's New War
CIA Reports on China Nuclear Threat
China's Role in WTC Attack on America is Revealed
U.S. Paper Reports Human Rights Abuses in Chechnya
UN Urged To Protect Minorities Against Islamist Violence
Terrorists
seen moving from Somalia
Capitol Hill Panel Explores the Future Of U.S.-Saudi Ties
China May Aim More Nukes Toward U.S.
Report sees China greatly increasing missile force
Afghan Government to Disarm Kabul Ahead of International Force
Afghan refugees want Kabul to establish relations with Pakistan
Mass grave discovered in Herat province
Japan's envoy to Afghanistan, Sadako Ogata, visits refugee camp
U.S. Envoy to Kabul Lobbied for Taliban Oil Rights
A reporter stumbles through a shrouded world
Pakistan
Says It's Keeping Afghan Patrols at Full Strength
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7
Taliban Officials Surrender to a Governor and Go Free
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Iran
Threatens Afghan Border, Worrying U.S. and New Afghan government
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Musharraf to return Pakistan to moderation and toleration
Advani slams Pakistan, vows to finish terrorism
Pakistani tribes reject special forces inquiries, as US finds little help on border
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Latest Hamas attack points up difference between Palestinian and Israeli definitions
Hamas Takes Responsibility for Attack
Israel Claims Five Egyptian Sailors Aboard Karine A
Israeli
Tanks Destroy 73 Palestinian Homes In “Disaster Zone”
Israel Retaliates Against Refugee Camp
Marine Killed in Crash Lost a Cousin on Sept. 11, Official Says
Bush Signs Military Spending Bill That Includes Another $20 Billion for Anti-Terror
Rumsfeld: Hostile Fire Unlikely in Crash
Difficulties in Marine Recovery
Difficulties in Marine Recovery
U.S. Bombs Complex in Eastern Afghanistan
U.S. military advisors on Philippine front lines
Is FBI Following The Wrong Anthrax Trail?
U.S. Labor Department Equips Workers to Respond to Future Anthrax Threats
Anthrax not uncommon outside U.S.
Large U.S. drug bust tied to Mideasterners
Philippines denies computer access to jailed Muslim rebel
Reports That Taliban Leaders Were Freed Shock, Alarm U.S.
Britain Home to More Than 100 Terror Suspects
Jobless Claims in U.S. Fall by 58,000
Amid tragedy, a family feud as survivors quarrel over 9/11 money
George Bush through a glass, brightly
