Last updated on 11/09/01.
News Archives from November 8, 2001:
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U.S.
Sees Trade Talks as a Test of Leadership
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Bush: "My Fellow Americans, Let's Roll"
Bill Maher predicts comments will prove to be undoing of 'Politically Incorrect'
If war drags on, patience becomes a critical asset
Airport Security Switch; Republican senators change positions
FEMA official says olympic venues for the Salt Lake games look safe and secure
New York City Ends Investigation Into Firefighter Fracas
United States is Sensitive to Muslims, Says its Ambassador to the United Nations
Pilot of aircraft detained at Ocala airport identified
Military forces plane down at Ocala airport
Airlines Say They Have Completed Fortifying Cockpit Doors to Thwart Intruders
White House cyberspace security adviser frowns on national ID card
Ashcroft Restructures Justice Department
Rice Downplays Hope for Russia Pact
Veto Threat Divides Hill - Democrats See Campaign Issue
Bush aims speech at American psyche
Morrow: Federalizing the scissor-seizers will only lead to a false sense of security
Mayor Daley Wants No Weapons, No Excuses, at Chicago Airport
Bush warns of long war, makes decision on missile cuts
Panel Urges Intelligence Shakeup, to Include Transfer of Power to CIA
Safety
Becomes Prime Concern at Ground Zero
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Congress takes closer look at SS practice of selling information about dead people
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Firefighters Added to Crew to Calm Dispute at Trade Center
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Axworthy urges Canada to take leadership role and help starving Afghans
Remembrance Day more poignant this year as Canadians head to anti-terror war
U.N.
Security Reaches Unprecedented Level for Annual Session
Musharraf takes risk in leaving Pakistan; anti-government forces plan mass protests
McFaul: Putin's risky westward turn
Shackles
Off, Russia's Muslims Are Still Chafing
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Thailand
composer and writer Somtow Sucharitkul to write requiem to Sept 11
Cambodia has determined that bin Laden T-shirts are beyond freedom of expression
U.S. asks Pakistan to hand suspected terrorist Dawood over to India
India's Jaswant Singh says India's fight against terror not dependent on U.S.
Jordan's King Abdullah backs U.S. airstrikes
Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa calls for fair trial for Osama bin Laden
Pakistani Minister introduced the Taliban to Saudis, saying , 'They are my children'
UN Warns China Not to Use U.S. Afghan War as Pretext for Suppression
India PM Vajpayee calls for 'more cooperative' Indo-US partnership
Inter-Korean Talks To Resume Today
South Korean Groups Mobilizing in Protest of U.S. War in Afghanistan
Japan: U.S. Criticized for Not Signing Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
Japan and United States Discuss Mission of Japan's Self-Defense Forces
Pakistan orders Taliban to close consulate in Karachi
North Korea: U.S. urged to apologize for killing Korean Buddhists
Growing U.S.-Russia Ties Criticized in Russia
Russian and U.S. Public Relations Machines in Full Swing
Pakistan braces for fresh showdown with Islamist parties
U.N.
helicopter plunges into water off Sierra Leone coast
Top Iranian Official Hails Syria's Anti-Israeli Campaign
Putin Rules Out Possibility of Sending Russian Troops to Afghanistan
Prince Charles Slapped in Face with Flower by War Protester
Lebanon
Tells Bush Flat 'No' on Hizbullah's Prosecution
China to Accede to, Sign Two Anti-Terrorism International Conventions
Former US president Bush hails China's anti-terrorism stance
US Plans 'Look' at Iraqi Arsenal; Bush, Blair Mull Afghan War Strategy
Blair: No Negotiation with Taliban
Pakistan Moves to Quiet Militants, Leading Opposition Voice Arrested
On again, off again, Pakistani leader warns about bombing during Ramadan
CubaNet: Yes, Cuba is a terrorist nation
Goering: Cuba suddenly seems to be a very safe place
Senate committee votes to loosen restrictions on food exports to Cuba
U.S. Offers Humanitarian Aid to Cuba
U.N. Official Claims that Anti-Terrorism Gives Cover to New Abuses
Defectors
Cite Iraqi Training for Terrorism
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U.S. Likely to Delay Action on Iraq Curbs, Citing Concerns About Alienating Russia
Rebels Attempting First Big Gains
Alliance Forces Near Mazar-i-Sharif as Key Leader Calls for End to Attacks
Afghan leader Hamid Karzai says he did not leave Afghanistan, as reported by U.S.
Afghan opposition forces say they don't need foreign troops in fight against Taliban
Osama Laden granted Afghan nationality by Taliban
UNICEF aid for Afghanistan stopped at Uzbekistan border
Rebels Claim New Ground in Battle for Afghan City
Exiled
Afghan resistance leader seeks alliance with Taliban against U.S.
Taliban rush troops to north Afghanistan
Taliban soldiers are raping and killing villagers in revenge for the US bombings
Northern Alliance: Friend or Foe?
Afghan opposition says two-pronged attack planned
Pashtun rebel still in Afghanistan asking for international aid in defeating Taliban
Taliban Tanks Versus Northern Alliance Horses
Taliban Gunmen Murdering Afghans Trying to Flee the Country
Palestinian suicide bomber injures two Israelis
Yasser Arafat, Zionist, A New History of Victimization
Palestinian Suicide Bomber Blows Himself Up, No One Else Injured
Arafat's familiar balancing act gets trickier
Rock-throwing legitimate form of protest, Arab MK tells Or panel
Security sources: Four Palestinians infiltrate south
Internet
rumors aside, WTC attacker not held by Israel
In Israel, Opposition to Sharon-Peres plan growing
Sharon Calls for a Million Jews to Return to Their Homeland
Sharon Demands that Syria Return the Bodies of Abducted/Slain Israeli Soldiers
Bush: War on Terrorism Won't be Deterred by Israeli-Palestinian Crisis
Blair:
War on Terrorism Cannot be Won Without Resolve to Israel-Palestine Crisis
US soldiers recapture a peak in public esteem
Pentagon: Scores of Taliban Killed
U.S. raid 'kills 85 Pakistani militants'
Top Pentagon Officials Hail Progress of War
U.S. Sees Advantage in Afghan Winter
Search goes on for sailor missing in Arabian Sea
US Special Troops Work Alongside Anti-Taliban Forces in Afghanistan
Pentagon to send 4th carrier to Afghanistan
Decades-old smallpox vaccinations may still protect
U.S. Officials Reorganize Strategy on Bioterrorism
Competing Theories for Anthrax Source
32,000 Americans Took Drugs to Prevent Anthrax
Hill Workers Urged to Get Flu Shots on Their Own
Postal
Worker Who Died Suspected Anthrax Was Root of Illness
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Anthrax found at BP-affiliated company, Vietnamese official says
Feds raid Seattle money exchange, fearing terror link
Report: Islamic terrorists trained in Iraq
Much of bin Laden money network still undetected, authorities say
UAE seizes assets of Al Barakat, other bodies
Why the US must rely on Arab intelligence
Courts Likely to Permit Use of 'Truth Serum' in Terror Investigations
London Man Denies Afghan Murder
U.S. Customs raids Seattle business in terrorist money probe
INS faulted for losing track of visa offenders
United Way Criticized for Donation
Postmaster Wants $5 Billion, Says General: Government Should Cover Anthrax Costs
Fed Blames Sept. 11 for Onset of Recession
$100 Million Missing From Twin Towers Brokerage, Investor Charges
Are the 9/11 Charities Giving Enough? Why is it so Difficult for Victims to Find Help?
Charity floods in for United States, trickles in for Afghanistan
World Economic Slump Strains Faith in Tools of Policymakers
Hoagland: A Test of True Allies
Clock shows Doomsday alarmingly near
The Butcher of Baghdad's romance novel sets the Iraqi literary establishment on fire
The Hairless Terrorist, and Other Notes on Manliness
Fonte: Americanization Now; Getting serious about assimilation
Applebaum: Why the UN is Out in the Cold
Levin: Mission: Incomplete; No time for double standards
Never Silenced: A conversation about the life and work of Barbara Olson
McGowan: Covering Terrorism; The press and 9/11
Afghanistan
and Vietnam: Some Peaceniks are Still Fighting the Last War
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Clinton says of terror, that the US is paying a price for its past of slavery and abuses
IslamiCity: The Demonization of Islam
The
Decline of the Muslim Middle East, and the Roots of Resentment
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