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News Archives from January 15, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
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Crashing of Symbols: Opposition to political correctness goes too far
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Unaccompanied children welcomed back on Delta Airlines
National driver's license ID supported
September 11 adds new dimension to college courses
Straw's concerns for Cuba captives
Senator Danforth In Peace Bid In Sudan
Zimbabwe set to pass media law putting severe restrictions on press
Bush is looking into expanded aid to assist war against leftist guerrillas in Columbia
New Jordanian Government Formed After Cabinet Resigns
Russia Invented Ambush by Chechens to Hide Friendly Fire Massacre
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Kabul castle, pummeled Pashtuns and Mullah Rocketi's Stingers
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An Interview With Abdullah Abdullah
Northern Afghan warlord General Rashid Dostum discusses future
Afghanistan: Allying With The Enemy
U.S. Man Said to Be Hostage in Afghanistan
Japan said to be considering $500 million for Afghanistan
U.S. Plans Release of $221 Million in Afghan Assets
Afghans Could Get $250 Million in Frozen Funds Soon
TV-Starved Afghans Get Creative
Pakistani Embassy Reopens in Kabul
In Afghanistan, a Symbolic Meeting of Grieving Families
Highwaymen ride again on Afghan roads
Kashmir speech wins support for Musharraf
Powell: Tensions between India, Pakistan high
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Being Held in Pakistan as Part of Terror Crackdown
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Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Fatah Movement Will Stick to Truce
Israeli demolitions not simply revenge
West Bank: Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades Avenge Leader's Assassination
Israel Assassinates Al Aqsa Brigades Leader
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Militia Leader Dies in Bomb Blast in the West Bank
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Some Taliban and al Qaeda Detainees Shaved, Duct-taped
U.S. Stops Bombing Afghan Mountain
U.S. Expands Military Ties Worldwide
Pentagon: No changes yet for John Walker Lindh
Listening for clues helps solve the Pentagon puzzle
U.S. forces destroy huge al Qaeda base
U.S. May Have Dropped 5,000 Pound Bunker Busters Bomb
Minefield may offer clues to Kandahar Airport attack
Rights Groups Slam U.S. Detention Of Afghan POWs
Red Cross Officials Clarify Definitions Of Prisoners Of War, Detainees
Anthrax reward likely to go up
United Nations Nuclear Agency Officials in North Korea
Official says smallpox attack is plausible and that the U.S. is vulnerable
D.C. Up Against Vaccination Deadline
Feds Paid 9-11 Radio Suspect to Be in United States
Egyptian radio suspect had worked for gov't contractor, received security clearance
Indonesian Cleric Laughs at Being Called a Terrorist
Man pleads guilty to prank call to Police about Afghanistan
Bin Laden fled Afghanistan in December, says CIA report
Delays Cited In Charging September 11 Detainees
'Special Case' INS Detainees Decline, But Not as Fast as Ashcroft Reckons
CIA Looks to Los Angeles for Iranian Informants
British Diplomats to Visit British al Qaeda Prisoners
Unlike
World War II, this conflict won't feed the welfare state
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Richard W. Rahn: Why is the level of discourse so low?
Tod Lindberg: America the Humble
