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News Archives from January 30, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Critics Claim Bush Speech Could Undermine U.S. Interests
WTC Medallions Anger Relatives
John O'Sullivan: Shaping a United America
U.S. to Foster Values in Islamic Countries
GOP may try to prevent GAO lawsuit
San Francisco Int'l Airport evacuated: Explosive residue found on shoe
American ex-POWs have little sympathy for Guantanamo Bay detainees
Bush braces US for sustained war on terror
Anti-Terror Network Launched in New York
Firefighters Without a Firehouse
New York fire department names 20 new lieutenants to replace Sept. 11 victims
In
Speech, Bush Calls Iraq, Iran and North Korea 'an Axis of Evil'
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Before
the Towers Fell, Fire Dept. Fought Chaos
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Bush Pledges to Fight Terrorism, Recession
The Text of the State of Union Address
Syria Denounces U.S. Seizure Of Ships As "Piracy"
Iran, Iraq and North Korea deny Bush's claims they are exporting terrorism
Car Bombs Leave 6 Dead in Colombia
Iran Denies Bush's Terrorism Charges
Insurgents want Afghan model to oust Saddam
Iraq in the Crosshairs: Widening the scope
Death Toll Passes 600 in Nigeria
Nigeria: Rage against the military; said to be careless in explosions, hundreds dead
Billions Of Nairas Lost, Thousands Of Corpses In Nigeria Blast
South
Korean Cabinet Shuffle Augurs New Overture to North
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Fighting erupts among Afghan warlords fighting for control of Paktia province
Afghan security forces claim U.S. misled into killing anti-Taliban force
Afghans Protest U.S. Capture Of Officials
Afghans love their weapons and aren't about to give them up anytime soon
Karzai, an alumnus of a U.S. program, returns as a guest of the President
Al-Qaeda fighters regroup as US widens anti-terror campaign
Afghanistan May Adopt US Dollar as Temporary Currency
Karzai Says a Rebuilt Afghanistan Will Be a Good Neighbor
Pakistani Newspaper: No Pakistanis In Guantanamo
India To Get Two Russian Nuclear Submarines
India To Start Producing Sukhoi Jets By 2004
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Palestinian Resistance Groups Denounce Bushs’ Threats As Cover For Israel
Palestinian
Woman Bomber Yearned for Martyrdom
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Rabbi Avi Shafran: Confessions of a Jewish fundamentalist
Palestinian Suicide Bomber Wounds Israeli Agents
Meretz: US Pro-Sharon Bias Hurts Israel
Sharon approves high tech security plan to seal off Jerusalem entirely
New Life for Sea-Based Defense? A step forward
Pentagon Seeks Sinai Cuts; to withdraw U.S. troops serving as buffer
Dialogue: Whom does the Geneva Convention aim to protect?
In the Hundred Years War, Afghanistan is only the first battle
One Anthrax Answer: Ames Strain Not From Iowa
Kidnappers Threaten to Kill WSJ Writer
E-mail pleads for missing reporter's release
Justice is rooting out terrorism's financiers
FBI sets 'aggressive hiring' goal at 900
Yemen Locates Al Qaeda Suspect
Pakistan to Forgo Charges Against 2 Nuclear Scientists; Ties to Bin Laden Suspected
Diagrams for U.S. Targets Found
An
Intricate Web Lured Reporter to Meet a Cleric Who Vanished
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F.B.I.
Director Removes Official Over Her Handling of Spy Inquiry
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Militant preacher a focus for Asian terror hunt
Should the U.S. use Mossad to make terrorists talk?
Metals Dealer Reselling World Trade Center Steel in $30 Medallions
FDNY kin are urged not to rush into settlements with federal government
Don’t Call Them Arabs: Ramadan in Istanbul
X-Ray,
From Close Up: The only thing tortured is the anti-American arguments
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Why is liberal torture okay while we are supposed to pity the al Qaeda detainees?
