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News Archives from January 22, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Rumsfeld Chides Pro-terrorist Complainers
Opposition to the USA Patriot Act forges unlikely alliances
Raton Unveils Memorial to Attack Victims
Muslim Radicals Stunned, Not Defeated
The cyber blame game: After Sept. 11, conspiracy theories abound on Web
Post September 11 Changes Evident in Washington D.C.
Pro-Police Opinions on the Rise, Poll Says
Building Up a False Sense of Security?
After an Eight Year Hiatus, the Homeless Return to New York
Left-Wing Rag or Right-Wing Gag?
Philippines deployment: sign of US resolve
U.S. Allies Take More Prominent Role In Afghanistan
Defence Ministry: Britain helping Afghans to build new army
WFP to Examine Indian Wheat Stocks Bound for Afghanistan
India Dismisses Claims of Afghanistan Wheat Supply Contamination
Militants
Kill 16 During Raid of Indian Village
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5 Dead, 20 Wounded in Calcutta American Center Shooting
Report Says Iraq Robbed U.S. Of Pretext For Attack
Report: Rival Militias Fighting In Afghanistan
Mofaz: Tul Karm operation to continue, but not permanent
China
Says Muslim Separatist Group Has Connections to bin Laden
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Karzai, A-Team turned tide of war
MCAT's Afghanistan reviews will help Marines make quick adjustments
Afghan Journey Eases a Father's Pain
Afghan tribes consider attack on rival in west
Iran hopes to shore up regional stability by helping Afghanistan
Two key ministries to work on formulation of Afghan press law
Interview with Sima Samar, Minister of Women's Affairs in Afghanistan
Mazar-e-Sharif Shrine Remains Afghan City Centerpiece
Dogramaci Mobilizes Medical Forces for Afghanistan
Afghanistan Aid Pledges Exceed $4.5 Billion
Fatah takes responsibility for Jerusalem attack
India appears ready to handover terrorists to Pakistan
Pakistan to Demand India to Hand Over 40 Terrorists
India Pledges US$100 MLN in Assistance to Afghanistan
Four shot dead in attack on US Consulate in Calcutta
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Shooting: Israel Will Retaliate
Israel Kills 4, Gunman Wounds 8
Lone Gunman Wounds 20 in Jerusalem
Why Palestine radio and TV studios are fair targets in the Palestine/Israeli war
Israeli Troops Take Over West Bank Town
Israel Tightens Its Noose on Arafat
Why the 'Karine A' story failed to register on some radar screens
Iranian
Influence Felt in Afghanistan's West
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Rumsfeld Defends Handling of Afghans
Rumsfeld: U.S. is Treating Prisoners "Humanely"
Bagels and the Koran for prisoners
Patriotism, pragmatism mix as Kitty Hawk sailors re-up
Planeload of detainees arrives on stretchers
U.S. Troops Commemorate Lost Comrades
U.S. Sends Muslim Chaplain to Detainees in Cuba
Red Cross Accuses U.S. of Violating Geneva Conventions
At Pentagon, Healing and Rebuilding
Military doesn't have planes big enough to get Canadian troops to Afghanistan
Researchers: Possible Genetic Differences in Anthrax Found
No Role in Anthrax: Missing Army Microbes Called Non-Infectious
Scientists
Report Genetic Finding That Could Aid Anthrax Inquiry
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Missing Army Microbes Called Non-Infectious; No Role in Attacks
Alternative Arms-Control Reality: Nuclearization games
In
Shadow of Reactors, Parents Seek Peace of Mind in a Pill
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Millions spent to clean up anthrax
American Taliban Heading to U.S.
American Taliban fighter likely headed to U.S. today
Irv Rubin, Jailed Jewish Militant: Protector or Terrorist?
Court to Hear U.S. Detention Case
Cleric Accused of Brainwashing British Subject
America Goes Into the Energy Business With the Former Evil Empire
Feinberg Explains Sept. 11 Fund Rules to Surrogates
For United, a Smaller, Humbler Era at LAX
Nearly
$4 Billion Pledged as More Nations Join in Afghan Relief
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U.S. Sets Pledge on Afghan Renewal: First-Year Donation To Be $297 Million
Bin Laden underestimated a fierce, determined country
Joe Bob Briggs: How Enron Works: The Mule Market
Parallels Between John Walker and Patty Hearst
June Thomas: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Mugabe
Debunking Green Myths: An environmentalist gets it right
Looney Tunes: A senator goes daffy over bugs
New World Disorder, New Vision
Why must consensual societies kill, bomb, and destroy -- then help their enemies?
