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News Archives from July 3, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
The State Department needs an American desk
The Supreme Court goes to school, with salutary results
Air Patrols for NYC As Feds Watch for Threats
With Patriotism Renewed, July 4 Hits a Deeper Chord
PBS cuts patriotism from 4th of July special
This is a time to toast America
America was the great unknown for my parents and others like them
We've not effectively answered the strongest critique of the U.S.
Earning the right to be an American
On the 4th, the rotunda will be surrounded by fences
Who could possibly argue that these are not scary times?
The justices strike a blow against the education monopoly
Let's celebrate all that's right with our great country
Freedom's checklist: Things to do tomorrow
Reaping what High Court has sown
Mueller's speech to the American Muslim Council
Disoriented Daschle continues to misfire on 9/11
U.S. finds unusual allies in opposing court
Site lets INS register student visa holders
Cameras to raise Mall security
President seeks to make bureaucracy friend of faith
Bush vows U.S. won't sign on to international court
U.S. Set to Resume Its Role in Halting Latin Drug Planes
Iran may be on the verge of a Tiananmen-like crackdown
Republican Terror Warning in North Ireland
UK ID card unveiled, with some controversy
Al Qaeda Paid for Car Bomb at U.S. Office, Pakistani Says
Al Qaeda Suspects Killed in Pakistan Shootout
Gingerly, Arabs Question Suicide Bombings
U.S. Might Refuse New Peace Duties Without Immunity
Separatists suspected of slaying 2 Chinese
U.S. drops plans for talks with Pyongyang
Kabul TV chief ignites row after banning women from singing on air
Afghan minister says bin Laden and Omar still alive
Blast in Bareilly-New Delhi Train; 10 Hurt
Ceasefire option still open: Hurriyat
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israeli commandos achieved what Arafat couldn’t
How free Palestine can become a reality
Security officials defy Arafat sacking
Israel May Lift Palestinian Curfews
Israeli troops raid college, detain 300 students
Military history is key to avoiding war and preserving lives
The restoration of the Pentagon
U.S. Crew Says Ground Fire Spotted
U.S. Gunship Blamed For Afghan Casualties
Probe begins in deaths of Afghans
Officials: Spider Bites, Not Anthrax
Police Question Atta Roommate in German City
Congress Delays Sept. 11 Open Panel Hearings
Moussaoui's notes say he is a terrorist
Founding Fathers didn’t want a federal income tax
Gas prices are down, but don’t get used to it
Wake-up signals from Wall Street
Cultural bridges to the Islamic world
