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News Archives from July 12, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
Spending Bill on Terrorism Brings Split Within G.O.P.
State willing to cede control over visas
Deficit to Hit $165 Billion; expected to disappear again by 2005
Senator blasts management of Vermont INS facility
Bush administration backs off Iraq POW mission
Al Qaeda remains a silent menace in U.S., senators say
State willing to cede control over visas
The voucher movement has far to go
The ACLU’s atheistic agenda is a long-term project
Another pilot caught drunk at Miami airport
Girl, mom differ with dad in Pledge case
China's President May Be Reluctant to Cede Power
Report: China moves endangering Taipei
Thailand helps U.S. fight passport fraud
UN and US reach deal on war crimes court
Crisis in Turkish government mounts
Iranian youth fight for social freedom
European boycott targets Israeli universities
Thailand helps U.S. fight passport fraud
A terror apologist at the Church of England
Barak warns Iraq, Iran next targets in terror war
Whitney Azoy's Op-Ed Series on Afghanistan
Karzai orders probe into torture allegation
Iran said to play mixed Afghan role
U.S. planned invasion to sabotage Saddam's weapons plants
U.S., UK spies in Iraq to incite revolt
Farrakhan denies 'Iraqi victory' quote
Jordan Reaffirms Opposition to Use of Force Against Iraq
US questions Iraq offer on MIA
U.S. watches Iraq closely Waiting for Saddam to make error
Japan mulls continued refueling in case of U.S. attack on Iraq
Farrakhan denies 'Iraqi victory' quote
Iraqi opposition groups to discuss Saddam's ouster
Pakistan's President Outlines His Plan for Democracy
India to Push Muslim Woman for Top UN Post
Pak Asks Foreign Fighters to Surrender
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Palestinian American Perspective Finds Column in U.S. Paper
Arafat writes to Powell opening dialogue with State Dept.
U.S. Signals Arafat Must Not Be Removed by Force
Berri: Bush sees Middle East issues ‘with an Israeli eye’
Palestinian Photographer Killed
Israel credits occupation for lull in attacks
Israel is set to put Arafat aide on trial
Sharon concedes not to oust Arafat
U.S. troops exempted U.N. agrees no prosecution for a year
Elite U.S. unit keeps heat on terrorists
In this war, not only the sons of the poor are enlisting
Iraqi sites for bio-war revealed by defector
SAS plan to blow up Saddam's germ sites
Researchers build a polio virus
U.S. Inquiry Said to Focus on 2 Mosques in Seattle
Judge rules reporter must testify in Lindh trial
Al-Qaeda in Seattle? Local group being investigated
Pipe Bomb Caused D.C. Explosion, Police Say
Hunt for hidden web messages goes on
Al Qaeda may be regrouping in Lebanon
Ashcroft warns of 'sleeper terrorists' in U.S.
In Tough Times, a Company Finds Profits in Terror War
Why the corporate scandals won't hurt Republicans
Prison time isn't the correction the economy needs
Better to be poor in a rich country, than poor in a poor one
Cargo with strategic potential
Democratic hypocrisy on war and peace
Don’t blame Islam for terrorism
The anti-American snipers suffer from Pipsqueak Syndrome
Europeans have greater problems than errant U.S. soldiers
