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News Archives from May 29, 2002:
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Poll: Mainers believe life has returned to normal after September 11
No more part-time U.S. studies for foreign students
How the obsession of neocon hawks became the central goal of U.S. foreign policy
FAA Settles Case With Whistleblower
Problems With Carnivore Program Led to Mishandling of al Qaeda Probe in 2000
Government 'Incredibly Hypocritical' for Refusing Firearms, Pilots Say
Leaks Hurting Anti-Terror Campaign
Republicans are their own worst enemies
School-choice opponents know what’s wrong with public schools
Federally funded leftist professors gang up against a program
The U.S. can afford to wield its power a bit
U.S. Ignored Warnings From French Intelligence
FBI refocuses on terrorism Agency reassigning 520 workers
Justices Expand States' Immunity in Federalism Case
House GOP leaders fulfill trade promise
GPO police seek right to patrol neighborhood
Senators skeptical of need for Sept. 11 probe by commission
McKinney feels vindicated by Democratic criticism of Bush
With contempt for the electorate
Bush and Putin: Men of destiny?
U.S. Officials Warn of Possible South Asian War's Impact on Terror War
Fix America's intelligence system – urgently
U.S. Leadership Weakened by Human Rights Violations: Amnesty World Report
Canada nation of defeatists, Harper says
Pakistani Intelligence Officials See Qaeda Peril in Their Cities
European Commission Wishes Closer Russian-EU Relations
Iraq Says Forced Landing of Spy Drone Poses Shock for U.S.
Palace welcomes U.S. bounty for Abu Sayyaf leaders
U.S. Offers Reward for Capture of Abu Sayyaf Leaders
One must look to Iraq when assessing what went wrong
The politics of toppling Saddam are clear-cut for President Bush
U.N. Anti-Terror Help Draws Praise
New NATO Russia Council to Hold First Meeting, Alliance to Expand Further
Turkey prepares to send some 300 soldiers to ISAF ahead of command takeover
Operation Transformation For Afghan With a Dark Past
Kabul Museum to be restored, Buddha statues to wait
8 Candidates for Afghan Assembly Have Been Murdered in Recent Weeks
Loya jirga could become a sham
US debates tactics, Taliban fight on
India-Pakistan nuclear exchange possible: Analysts
Britain, India Urge Pakistan to Take Anti-terrorism Action
Japan Says Pakistan Pledges to Curb Kashmir Rebels
Cold War in a Hot Climate: Will Pakistan and India Blow Each Other Up?
Al Qaeda, Taliban linked to Kashmir
India Invokes Treaty with Russia, Britain Imposes Arms Embargo
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israeli Security Cabinet Discusses Response to Attacks
Arafat doesn’t have to look far to see who’s killing Israeli kids
Anti-Semitic Road Sign Blows Up Near Moscow
Why Israel's settlements should stay
From misstep came suicide tactics
Palestinians 'caged,' says negotiator
Israeli Army Continues Bethlehem Occupation, 3 Israeli Settlers Killed
Knesset Approves 13 Million Shekels For Colonial Settlements
U.S. Sets Up New Nerve Center for Afghan War
British troops deployed near Pakistani border, officials say
Osprey aircraft to return to sky for tests
U.S. buildup on Uzbek base signals long-term campaign
U.S. forces unsure how many al Qaeda fighters still at large
Judge Denies American Taliban Quest for Interviews
Judge Sets Ground Rules for Lindh Case
FBI Reveals 'Carnivore' Glitches
FISA and the Moussaoui debacle
Terror evidence lost with bureau's Web-snooping glitch
Running out of oil shouldn’t be a concern
The Manipulation of Muslims by Cowards
War on terrorism slights human rights, Amnesty says
What's so special about Daniel Pearl?
Amnesty International sees pervasive violations
A few tips on how the experts spot a terrorist
