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News Archives from January 16, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Sept. 11 victims' families to protest fund restrictions
US charges Walker with conspiracy
Terror Suspects Arrested on Train September 12th Charged With Fraud
Rat Knew Suicide Squad was Here
Airport-security experts fear less than 5% of checked suitcases properly scrutinized
Plane Shoe Bomb Suspect Accused of Attempted Murder
CIA denies report that it has concluded bin Laden has escaped
Feds influence airline finances; assistance comes with a price
A fox hunt in the U.S. Supreme Court building
UN Council Upgrades Sanctions on Al Qaeda Network
Japan May Pledge $500 Million to Afghanistan
U.S.-Philippines to Root Out al-Qaida
Pakistani government prohibits renaming banned parties
Give Peace a Chance: The usual voices weigh in on Iraq
War on terror 'curbing human rights'
U.S. Says More Weapons Sites Found in Afghanistan
Kabul Bans Opium Poppy Growing, Trafficking
Ancient Afghan City Looted Anew
Pak, Afghanistan Agree to Sign Extradition Treaty
Weapons Seized at Kandahar Airport
U.S. Pinpoints More Hidden Complexes
Regional leadership key to future govt, says Dostum
Pakistan hopes early resumption of dialogue, asks India to move troops from border
Musharraf: We'll never compromise on Kashmir
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Mine fields, wire fences and Cuban soldiers surround U.S. base
Bodies of Marines killed in Pakistan back in U.S.
U.S. Military Questioning Man at Kandahar
U.S. Troops Capture 7 New Prisoners
FBI Examining Anthrax Link at Rutgers
U.S. forces questioning Taliban financial supporter
Charges dropped against Egyptian graduate student
May We Have Independent Journalism Back Now, Please?
Jack Kemp: Confronting terror wherever it occurs
John Derbyshire: Thoughts about leadership
No surer way to drive Islam into hands of fundamentalists than to force feminism
Jewish World Review: Score one for the value of human life
Is Russia outmanoeuvring the USA in Afghanistan?
