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News Archives from January 24, 2002:
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Missing school bus found; children OK
Why the Democrats Target Cheney
The controversy over Guantanamo is maddening in its absurdity and dishonesty
Poll: Terrorism Concern Drops Among New Yorkers
School bus, with 13 kids, missing in Pennsylvania
Enron's
no political scandal, but it may spur bad reforms anyway
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The
Missing Lynx: The latest Clinton scandal has fur flying in Washington
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At U.S. border, illegal crossings are climbing
WTC Heroes Ignored Call To Bug Out
Man who claims to have been held for ransom by Afghan warlord back in Arkansas
San Francisco mayor personally delivers terror tab
Debating War's Sway Over Voters
Mugabe signs law setting 5 years in jail for critics
China Offers Another 150 Million U.S. Dollars Aid to Afghanistan
U.S. role in Philippines backed, but not by all
Canadian border loses its easygoing ways - and business
U.S. boosts number of soldiers in Philippines
U.S. encouraged, but tells Libya to turn talk into action
Former Lebanese Warlord Assassinated
Iran Said to Be Aiding Afghan Foes
Bribery Probe Targets Ex-Argentine Leader
Yomiuri Shimbun: Help Afghans help themselves
The forgotten suspects - inside an Afghan prison
Feature: Night Watch In Kandahar
Silence lately by those close to bin Laden, a ruse suspected
Warlords arm Afghans in refugee camps to keep power
Despair Heads Curriculum for Afghan Teachers
Khost tense over power struggle between two groups
Afghan Foreign Minister Visits Washington
Afghan FM Abdullah: Foreign forces may be asked to stay on
U.S. motto in Kandahar: 'Never drop your guard'
Relatives of Afghan war victims hand over claims
Karzai vows to wipe out Xinjiang separatist support
UNICEF aid head stresses Afghan crisis is not yet over
China to help Afghans, Zhu tells Karzai
Feuding Afghan tribes misleading U.S. forces
Afghans Struggle to Resolve Quarrels Over Arms From Iran
Despair Heads Curriculum for Afghan Teachers
Global aid for Kabul, Iranian arms for Herat
1.3 million Afghans displaced internally: UNHCR report
Many Afghan refugees in Tadjikistan eager to repatriate
At
Long Last, Paychecks for Afghan Civil Servants
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Musharraf Backs Pakistan Elections
Pakistan's president is trying to quell militancy while avoiding a backlash
In curbing militancy, Musharraf hopes to create a modern-minded Muslim state
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
White House Backs Arafat Confinement
A Long, Bitter Feud Is Tipping Sharon's Way
U.S. moves further from sympathy for Arafat
Crew of aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson gets rousing welcome in return from war
U.S.
Forces Attack al Qaeda Cell
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U.S. Soldier Wounded in Afghan Clash
U.S. offers to review treatment of prisoners in Cuba
The Lack of Russian military reform helped usher US forces into Central Asia
President
to Seek $48 Billion More for the Military
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US reverses weapons plutonium policy
Scientists Map Third Protein of Anthrax Bacillus
Bioterror Plan Aims at Readiness
Legal dispute over Walker; attorneys claim he was denied counsel
Humbled Walker Finally Answers Terror Charges
Arguments for televising the Moussaoui trial
American Taliban Appears in Court
CIA reconsiders rules that limit recruits
John Walker Lindh's Lawyer Expresses Outrage
American Talib in U.S. Jail Awaiting Conspiracy Trial
Guantanamo
Interrogations Begin
Walker,
in U.S., to Appear Today in Court in Virginia
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Irish-based budget carrier announces order for 100 Boeing jets
Greenspan doubts effectiveness of economic stimulus package
Bush signs tax relief for families of terror victims
Congress Resurrects Stimulus Plan
McVeigh was the exception to the rule that Americans don't terrorize here
Guantanamo Winter: It all depends on your definition of barbarism
Detainees or POWs? Ask the Romans
Antisocial X-Rays: The status of captured terrorists
Enron Evasions: Lessons from Ari Fleischer in the art of spin
Some
Like It Hot: Tina Brown was the Bill Clinton of journalism
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