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News Archives from March 4, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
$103 million contract funds screening of 30,000 airport baggage handlers
Daschle refuses to apologize for obstructionism, attacks on war on terrorism
Department of Defense Budget Critics: More Bloat Than Transformation
NYC Housing Authority Sued for Denying Prayer Meeting After September 11
Campaign Finance Bill Destined for Supreme Court If It Becomes Law
Legal Group Seeks to Block Chinese Takeover of Global Crossing
Liberal Senator Faces Tough Re-election Campaign
McCain shows propensity for Democratic over Republican positions
Across the country, states are cracking down on driver's licenses for non-citizens
Daschle suggests cut in funding for war on terrorism
Daschle hunts for a political strategy that will work for Democrats
Biden Buddies Up To Pro-Iran Lobby
Saudi schools fuel anti-US anger
Canadian Right : Why conservatives fight so hard
Muslims Harassed For Praying In Cordoba Mosque
Iran and the Axis of Evil : We can’t lose any more ground
Putin Supports, But Other Russians Blast Plan to Send U.S. Advisers to Georgia
Trouble
in Thailand : Bangkok picks a fight with foreign report
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Ex-Soldiers in UK suing Ministry of Defence for post-traumatic stress disorder
Syria, Lebanon Call For Implementation Of UN Resolutions
Canada Bids To Break Commonwealth Deadlock Over Zimbabwe
In Columbia, A Terrorist Regime Waits in the Wings
Stepping
Away From Isolation, Switzerland Votes to Join U.N.
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Documents Divulge Soviet's Once-Dark Dealings in Afghanistan
Indian police fire at a mob trying to torch Muslim homes
India: Villagers fleeing attacks are electrocuted
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
21 Israelis killed in a day of bloodshed
IDF kills six civilians in tank shelling
Israel Ponders Options After Weekend Of Carnage
6 Palestinians, including 5 children, killed in an attack on a Hamas leader's vehicle
Palestinian sniper kills 10 Israelis
EU, US & Egyptian Leaders To Discuss Saudi Peace Plan
Abdel Rahman : Israel Waging "Dirty War" Against Palestinians
Nine Americans killed in Afghan assault
Rockets
Hit U.S. Afghan Base; Ground Attacks Resume
Not one helicopter, but two U.S. helicopters shot down in Afghanistan
Army Chaplains Assemble Window to Honor Pentagon Victims
U.S. forces try to block Taliban, al-Qaida escape routes
What Wins Battles? Warriors are not always soldiers
Why has the military caved in to Guantanamo hunger strikers?
U.S. chinook helicopter with American troops shot down in Afghanistan
U.S. Took Time for This Afghan Raid
U.S. orders bombing raids after Taliban fighters force troops to retreat
U.S. Troops Play Bigger Role Than in Previous Attacks
U.S. Bombers Pound Al Qaeda Mountain Lair
U.S.
Planes Pound Enemy as Troops Face Tough Fight
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Feds Pursue Radiation Detection
Fears that al Qaeda has Russian nukes
Pearl Case Seems Shaky; Pakistan Police Say They Have Little Evidence
A day-by-day account of how Osama bin Laden eluded capture
Egyptian President Mubarak warns of sleeper cells in United States
Dow rises to its highest levels since August
Daschle prefers buying Arabian oil to drilling in Alaska
An Iraq war could bring gas-pump gloom
Hiding Holes in Financial War on Terrorism
Bush's
Plan to Raise Steel Tariffs Would Exempt Most Poor Nations
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It’s Not Over Until It’s Over : Why we’re still in Afghanistan
We have just begun in war on terrorism
Reagan's
economic insights are lost on many Republicans today
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We
Were Soldiers, Not Baby Killers : Hollywood recovers from Vietnam syndrome
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