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News Archives from March 5, 2002:
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White House Briefs Lawmakers On 'Shadow Government'
Firefighter Disciplined For Volunteering At WTC, May Be Dismissed
State of Florida to Help With Immigrant Arrests
United Jet Makes Emergency Landing at Texarkana Regional Airport
Is the media elite defanging Democrats?
Europeans Ease Criticism of United States
Transportation Department Opposes Arming Pilots
Authorities Warned of Hijack Risks
Antigua banker biggest donor to Daschle PAC
Committee to Probe WTC Collapse
Ridge: US-Mexico Border Mismanaged
CBS Screens Sept. 11 Documentary; To Contain No Graphic Footage
U.S. to Boost Aid to Allies in Central Asia, the Mideast and Africa
Olympics Serving as Blueprint for Security Operations
Letter
to Ridge Is Latest Jab in Democrat Political Maneuvering
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Port
Arthur : Tinderbox of a Texas Port Points to a Threat by Sea
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U.S.
Moves to Close Canadian Drug Route for Illegal Stimulant
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Politically Correct Celebrated Causes
The pseudo-patriotic hypocrisy of Trent Lott and Tom DeLay
Ridge won't tell Senate his views on the war
Berkeley conservatives tell of death threats for criticism
Uzbekistan Registers First Independent Human Rights Group
UK builds case for Saddam's ouster
Italian Plane Passengers See Flames, Vote to Land
Report: China to Put Police on Planes
Sudan agrees to cease-fire terms
Afghan rivalries blamed for US defeat
Turf wars, ethnic rifts plague Afghan north and east
U.S. details rights abuses by Afghan factions
Canadian reporter hurt in Afghan battle
Anti-American warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar returns to Afghanistan from Iran
News Analysis of the Kashmir Conflict
Pakistan To Try Pearl Suspect First : U.S. Hasn't Officially Asked For Extradition
Indian Police Say Gov't Officials Led Mobs
Former India politician made over 200 calls for help before being burned alive
Separatist Clashes in Kashmir Kill 21
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
17 Palestinians die in Israeli raids
More casualties in Middle East as retaliations continue
One Israeli dead, one wounded in tunnels road shooting
Suicide bomber kills one, injures ten in Afula bus station
Terror attack wounds 8 outside east Jerusalem school
Israeli security cabinet meets to discuss reimposing tank blockade on Arafat
Powell, Sharon set to discuss sending Zinni back to Middle East
Five Israelis killed, 20 injured in morning of terror attacks
Settlers protest deployment of female Israeli soldiers
Killings Surge In Mideast Conflict
Egypt Offers to Host Mideast Summit
Israeli Human Rights Abuses Exonerated By U.S. Government Report
Mubarak In U.S. Proposes Meeting On Palestine
U.S.
Says Hundreds of Qaeda Fighters Killed in Afghan Battle
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Soldiers Bodies Arrive at Ramstein AFB
U.S. Pauses Assault on Al Qaeda Loyalists to Refocus Attack
U.S. Soldier's Body Discovered In Kosovo; Authorities Investigating Death
Bodies Of Slain Troops Head Home
U.S. Troops to Press Dug-in al-Qaida
Chinook Down : What they died for
Operation Anaconda costs 8 U.S. lives
New Troops Move to Afghan Front Line
Bush
Saddened by Deaths but Undeterred
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Military
Analysis: No Easy Victory Is Seen in Fierce Battle
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Bomb jargon needs interpreting
The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services Said to be Extreme
U.S. allows enemy forces to regroup in Afghanistan
Judge Halts Army Policy on Promotion; Ruling Says Gender, Race Overly Stressed
U.S. Uses Troops to Help Show World Its Resolve
Fierce Afghan Resistance Kills 10 U.S. Troops, Downs Chopper
Saddam steps up his quest to obtain nuclear material
Papers: London Performed Germ Tests
The political fallout from a nuclear-waste decision
Vet warns of anthrax carcasses
NYC Mayor: City Should Have Known of Nuke Threat
Pearl suspect to be extradited? Door open if law is not violated
Pakistani Scientist Met Bin Laden
New Data Shows More Lost Jobs for New York City
Airlines still struggle to lure fliers
Bush to impose steel tariffs; Details likely to anger steelmakers
Washington wants to manage your 401(k) account
Dot-com Layoffs Near 2-year Low
U.S.
May Approve More Aid for Relatives of Sept. 11 Dead
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Where in the World is Osama bin Laden? We'd Better Find Out Fast
Arab journalism is full of vicious lies, which go unnoticed since they appear in Arabic
American
casualties are a good sign. It means the military is doing its job
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There
can be no peace when Arabs are killing even anti-Zionist Jews
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Vivid examples of fundamental wrong
