Last updated on 11/08/01.
News Archives from November 7, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
No Bush apology to Saudis for media reports
In Poll, overwhelming majorities of Americans still back President Bush and war
Request to make Social Security files more easily available stirs debate over privacy
President Bush pushes plan to support religious charities
Postal Worker Mom Jailed in Anthrax Hoax in Broward County, Florida
The Process of Removing the Loons from the Left
War Puts Patriotism Above Politics: Beaten Democrats Get Behind Bush
United Airlines Expands Duties of Company Involved in Security Breach
Bush Threatens to Veto Spending Bill
FAA beefing up security for holidays
Senators
Told of Lack of Answers in F.B.I. Inquiry on Bioterrorism
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U.S.
Takes Steps to Bolster Bloc Fighting Terror
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Hate Mail from Iran to Washington D.C.
Inside Al Sharpton's Controversial Meeting With the Palestinian Leader Arafat
Pakistanis Act Against Taliban Briefings, News Coverage
Pakistan's Musharraf departs on five-nation trip
Sharon:
Syria actively helping terrorism
Lebanon: Politicians refuse to back US stance on Hizbullah
Lebanon's Hammoud plans to stay away from UN General Assembly
Lebanon
boycotts Euro-Med photo-op in protest
Matar: The Vision of the United States
France
Opposes U.S. Proclamation of Hizbullah as Terrorist Group
American warships to head towards Lebanese, Syrian coasts
Lebanon's
Hierarchy Bent on Defending Hizbullah Against U.S.
Lebanon
drawn into anti-terror campaign
Lebanon-U.S.
Collision Over Hizbullah
Beirut Banks Future Uncertain After Request to Freeze Assets Refused
Beirut Defends Hezbollah Funds
Lebanon
Denies Massive Laundering With Bolivia
U.S. Suicide Attacks—The Jarrah Family Connection
3 Japanese MSDF ships to be dispatched to Indian Ocean Friday
In Britain, a Bitter Debate Over Afghanistan
Lebanon
to reject request to freeze Hizbullah assets
UNICEF hastens to ship relief goods from Uzbek sites to northern Afghanistan
In Zimbabwe, Mugabe Threatens to Close Newspaper Critical of His Gov't
Burundi Killings Put Mandela's Peace Plan at Risk
Europe is Playing a Vital and Coordinating Role in War on Terror
Terrorist Wins Early Release in Greece
Russia's Putin Disputes Iran Weapons Report
In Britain, 4 Held for Carrying Weapons in Luggage
More than 100 hurt in Madrid bomb attack
Bush Warns Europe That No Nation is Neutral
Muslims, Arabs Denounce Canada's Anti-Terrorism Bill
The Counterwar Redirected; Allied Enthusiasm Turns to Grudging Approbation
Amnesty Asks Who Will Assume Responsibility for Afghan Refugees
Taliban has lost 500, says Alliance
Anti-Taliban forces near Mazar-e-Sharif
Loud explosions on outskirts of Afghan capital
Taliban execute Abdul Haq's nephew
Anti-Taliban Groups in South Smaller than in the North
UN Charges that Taliban is Making Relief Impossible
An Explanation for Some of the Misinformation We're Receiving from Afghanistan
Bush
has no plans to meet Arafat at UN
Arab MK Bishara Loses Immunity, Will Be Tried in Israel
Israel: Alert on Green Line lowered as suspects flee; IDF kills militant
The Crossed Messages of Israeli Public Relations
Matar: The Vision of the United States
Settlers
Trickle Out of West Bank
A
Month in a Difficult Battlefield: Assessing U.S. War Strategy
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U.K. Defends Use of Cluster Bombs in Afghanistan
US bombing 'kills' Taleban chief
Pentagon shows 'unique' video of bombing campaign
Navy Secretary Says Sailor, Marine Morale High on Carriers
Center Works to Protect Communications Infrastructure
U.S.
Plucks Rebel From Afghanistan for 'Consultations'
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Northern
Alliance Claims a Victory in Wake of U.S. Bombing
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Gunman Opens Fire at U.S. Air Base near Doha
Special Forces Saddle Up in Search of Enemy Targets
U.S. Anthrax Victim Called 911 Hours Before Death
Hamas: Anthrax should be put in US water supply
Anthrax investigation stalls; officials hope attacks have stopped permanently
Vast Quarantine Powers Advocated for U.S. States in Proposed Law by CDC
Anthrax Found in U.S. Consulate's Mailbag in Russia
The Best Biodefense: Protecting Drug Patents Can Protect Our Longterm Health
FBI targets N.Y. woman in anthrax probe
Bin Laden network 'plotted hundreds of attacks'
Bush Announces Closure of Two "Terrorist-Financing" Networks
FBI Told to Back Off Bin Ladens After Bush's Election
Indian detained after attacks 'confident' he will be released soon
Officials raid U.S. businesses in global crackdown on bin Laden's financial network
3 Foreign Student Pilots Arrested Near Punta Gorda, Florida on Visa Charges
Swiss Police Detain 2 Arab Financiers in Terrorist Probe
Italian Police Arrest 2 Employees of a Middle Eastern Management Company
Many Arrested in Investigation of 9/11 Attacks Released, as per Bush Admin.
U.S. Seeking to Freeze bin Laden Assets in 4 Countries
Foreign Workers in U.S. Face Tough Time Since Attacks
U.S. Moves on Islam Money Exchanges
Egypt arrests 21 members of outlawed Islamic group
Malaysian leader denies knowledge of tape showing hijacker, bin Laden connection
Red Cross relief efforts under fire
World Bank to Aid Reconstruction of Afghanistan
Bush Threatens to Veto Efforts to Increase Funding for Homeland Security
Postal Service May Seek $5 Billion Bailout
Red Cross defends handling of attack funds
Goldberg: 2001: A Taliban Odyssey; The real lesson of Bin Laden
Hawkins: Time on Our Side; Along with everything else
U.S. Leaders are being transformed in a way unprecedented in post-WWII history
Krauthammer: The Real New World Order; The American and the Islamic Challenge
Starr: The Man Who Would be Dissident; Why the Press is Kind to bin Laden
Bockhorn: The No-Nothing Press; They Should Get Over Themselves
bin Laden Jumps on Bush's Blunder
Now Reuters calls Sept. 11 "so-called terrorism."
Reconsidering
Bush v. Gore a Year Later
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Tortured Complaint: A UN Busybody Attacks U.S. Police for No Reason
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Rewarding
Mr. McEntee: Airport Security, The Dem's Gift to Big Labor
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