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News Archives from November 14, 2001:
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Senators see future of high-tech security in biometrics demonstration
Bush -- Eloquence and Force; On Phase One of this war
U.S. Air-security legislation still faces obstacles
September 11th, Experts Say the Movie is Coming Soon
Ohio man pleads innocent in attacks donations scam
U.S.
Treasury Dept. Tightens News Leaks
Support for Extreme Military Strategies Increases Among Americans
Cheney: Terror War Far From Over
Survey finds sense of safety eroding for most Americans
Dunphy: National ID Cards; Not worth the pain
Seattle-Tacoma airport stands still after security breach
American Journalist Tells Students U.S. Mideast Coverage "Biased"
House Members Find Airport Security a Hit-or-Miss Affair
In Virginia, Afghans' Celebration Tempered by Fears Of Renewed Division
Compromise
Measure Would Use Federal Screeners Only at Busiest Airports
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A Familiar Bush Strategy on Disarmament
Thief hangs Old Glory in place of Colorado library phallus exhibit
Crucial aid corridor from Uzbekistan to Afghanistan reopened
U.S. Eases Pressure on Hizbullah
Pakistan Moves Troops Close to the Western Border, Concerned About N Alliance
Pakistan: Violation of women rights by UN peacekeepers feared in Afghanistan
23 Jailed in Charges of Being Gay in Egypt, and Falsely Interpreting the Koran
Bombing in Afghanistan unlikely to disrupt traffic of heroin to Czech Republic
Prague: Radio Free Europe Plot Deemed Unlikely; mention of Atta role 'speculative'
Kenya High Court stops extradition of Muslims arrested in Mombasa to U.S.
Kenya: Nassir refutes religious links in Mombasa arrests
Lebanon goes on diplomatic blitz to counter US pressure on Hezbollah
Missile Defense Accord Unlikely
Putin Matches Bush on Nuke Cutbacks
Britain Shows More bin Laden Links to Terror
Schram: Jordan's courageous young queen
Making History: The Washington-Crawford Summit.
Blair Urges Southern Afghans to Oust Taliban From Strongholds
Militants groups reject Hurriyat call for ceasefire in Kashmir
Apprehensive Musharraf backs candidature of former King Zahir Shah
Majority of UK Muslims Oppose Afghan War
There is no moderate Taleban, warns India
Germany: On September 11 we were all Americans, but not for long
Iran and The Great Satan as Comrades in Arms?
Riyadh turns its back on bin Laden; Saudi Arabia sheds ambiguities
Indonesia Willing to Participate in Multinational Force in Afghanistan
U.S. is not prepared to endorse a U.N. call for multinational security force in Afghan
Lebanon's Hizbollah Unfazed By U.S. Demands
Bush
and Putin Agree to Reduce Stockpile of Nuclear Warheads
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Iran hails Taliban's Kabul defeat as victory for Afghan people
United Arab Emirate Constitution Does Not Differentiate Between Men and Women
Slate: The Incredible Shrinking Taliban
As the Taliban flees, the people of Taliqan are released from theocracy at its worst
Hurdles to building a stable Afghan regime
Taliban Claim Osama bin Laden and Mullah Omar Are Still Alive and Well
Northern Alliance Consolidates Power, Jalalabad Captured
Taliban Looted and Vandalized a Panicked City WhenThey Fled
Osama bin Laden Faces Shrinking Sanctuary
The New Collateral Damage, A Barroom Brawl
Confirmed: American Aid Workers Have Been Released
Kandahar, a City of Spiritual Beauty, Brooding in the Rubble
Confusion Over Plight of Detained Western Aid Workers in Afghanistan
As Afghans Await Return of Exiled President, Warlords Reclaim Their Fiefdoms
Fall of Kabul, Anti-Taliban Forces in Afghanistan now Known as United Front
Kabul Consolidated; Taliban Faces Defections
Day of freedom is like a dream; Liberty flowers in Kabul as Taliban bodies rot
Al-Jazeera’s Kabul Correspondent Assaulted as he Fled the City
A tale of three cities: glee, retribution and a hint of anxiety in Afghan capital
The Chicago Tribune's Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah, a Gender Mind Bender for Taliban
Deposed Afghan President Rabbani to Declare Self Head of all Afghanistan
U.S.
Focus shifts from Taliban to ever-elusive Al Qaeda
Northern Alliance vows to put Osama, Mullah Omar on trial if captured
Report: Afghan Aid Workers 'Released'
Jailed Aid Workers May Be Released
Taliban Stronghold of Kandahar in Chaos
Pashtun Tribesmen in South Rising Up Against Taliban
Following War Efforts by Others, a UN envoy now outlines vision for Kabul
2 U.S. Targets Bound by Fate; Bin Laden and Omar Increasingly Desperate, Defiant
Expatriate ICRC Staff Return to Afghan Capital
Kandahar
in Panic, Refugees Say
Northern
Alliance Finds an Uneasy Kabul
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Taliban Vanishes Into Landscape; Militia’s Fighters Leave City Streets
In
Fallen Taliban City, a Busy, Busy Barber
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UN gives world's first blueprint for Afghan future
Rights Groups Claims Israeli Army Cover-Up
Palestinian Mother Killed by Israeli Forces in West Bank
Palestinian police arrest Islamic Jihad activist, spurring protests
Rose: Ariel Sharon, closet dove?
Ignoring Vatican, Muslims begin building mosque next to Basilica of the Annunciation
Israel rejects demand by UN Security Council for withdrawal from Palestinian areas
Palestinian Police Arrest Jihad Activist in Jenin
Mubarak Threatens; Powell Waffles; Arafat Under Pressure
Israeli
Army Accused of Coverup
U.S. Prepared For Guerilla Warfare in Afghanistan
Future Military Draft Could Include Women
Taliban Fight Back With Guns, Rockets, and Suicidal Ambushes
Taliban forced out of Kandahar
Pentagon: Taliban May Be Regrouping
Reports
Say Taliban Has Lost Control of Kandahar Airport
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U.S. Special Forces Hunting Taliban Leaders, Rumsfeld Says
Anti-Taliban Forces Take Jalalabad
U.S. Jets Target Retreating Taliban
Analysis: Southern Afghanistan Will be a Crucial Challenge for U.S.
Thousands of British troops are on 48-hour standby to be sent to Afghanistan
In north, Taleban launches onslaught against Mazar-e-Sharif
Taliban Retreat From Central Uruzgan Province
Northern Alliance Claim That Taliban Now Claims Less Than 20% of Afghanistan
Airstrikes, Payoffs Seen as Next Steps
Thousands of UK troops set to enter Afghanistan
Bin
Laden Has Less Room to Hide In, U.S. Says
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Taliban
Forces Retreat; Bin Laden Hunt Intensifies
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Bin Laden a tougher task for U.S. than Taliban, experts warn
Bioterrorism fears taxing state health agencies
New
Evidence Points to One or More Additional Anthrax Letters
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Spanish Police Arrest 11 With Ties to bin Laden
As Taliban troops switch sides, Pentagon anticipates a wealth of new intelligence
Bin Laden's son visited Millenium Dome in London
Can brainscanning technologies stop terrorists, or just threaten privacy?
Experts Try to Get Info From Damaged Data Box; Probers Focus on Plane's Tail Fin
U.S. Anti-Terrorism Panel to Call for National ID Card
British
intelligence report ties hijackers to al-Qaida
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AA Flight 587 Crash Investigation Concentrates on Tail
Detectives have arrested a 30-year-old man in London under the Terrorism Act
Investigators knocking on doors of Mideasterners, looking through files
Indian Troops Recover Over 500 kg of RDX, Cache of Arms, Ammunition
NYC AA Flight 587 Crash: Sabotage Not Ruled Out, Accident Suspected
Ohio
Man Arrested for WTC Death Hoax
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Britain
to Publish New Evidence of bin Laden's Guilt
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Steven Emerson, The Man Who Gives Terrorism A Name
FBI raids 2 homes in Chester, refused to deny or confirm relationship to terror
Oil Prices Drop as OPEC Defers Production Cuts
140
Nations Agree on a Broad Framework for World Trade
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A Cut Below; Conservatives are not picking the best tax-cutting policy
U.S.
Retail Sales Soar by Record 7.1 Percent in October
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NY
Lawmaker to Force Vote on Spending
White House Aims to Stop Money Drive to Raise $11 billion to Help NYC Rebuild
Giuliani: Confident That Feds Will Pay For WTC Cleanup
In Response to Demand, Red Cross Now To Use Liberty Fund for Intended Purpose
Jobless rate reveals state in recession; economic forecast grim for 2002
Aviation Crisis Causes Decline at European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company
In Britain, Unemployment Rises
Krugman:
Other People's Money
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Morris: Clinton's failure to confront terror in 1993 led directly to 9-11 attacks
Are
You Ready? The war's going well this week. But will our resolve last?
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Boot:
This Victory May Haunt Us; Winning still requires getting bloody
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Robbins: Wanted: Dead; It’s good to finally see a fatwa we can all get behind
Dowd:
Go Fly a Kite, Taliban
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