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News Archives from November 16, 2001:
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Going
Ballistic: Pentagon Fires on Critical Scientist
Laili Helms, Other Taliban Representatives Stop Talking
Islamic Charity Sues Over Rumors of Terrorist Ties
Libertarians Turn Thumbs Down on Airport Bill
Pilots
May 'Shut Down System' If They Can't Carry Guns
Arabs, Muslims in U.S. pan Justice Department plan as racial profiling
Hawks Debate: Is Terror the Problem, or is it Islam?
Mrs. Bush Makes Case Against Taliban
Democrats Force Delay in Anti-Terror Legislation
Wheelchair-bound Man Arrested at Mosque in LA; Had Guns and Message for Osama
Man With Gun Flees Security at Hartsfield Airport in Atlanta
Guardsmen called to protect piers in Key West port
Quagmire is on Hill, not Afghanistan
On
Left and Right, Concern Over Anti-Terrorism Moves by Bush Administration
University of Miami Employee Fired Over September 11 Remarks
Tennessee Dry Cleaners Cleaning American flags at no Cost
Amusement parks consider installing surveillance devices after attacks
Rumsfeld's new status, in brief: Commanding
Bush Extends Ramadan Greetings to Muslims
If the world abroad has been turned upside down, so it has here at home as well
Officials Warn Terrorists Might Retaliate Against U.S. for Taliban Collapse
Rescued Americans Celebrate Their Freedom
Computer
Tallies Outpouring of Gratitude to Firefighters
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Cheney
Critical of Judicial Delays
Australia sets a six-month deadline for its peacekeepers
Militants Attack Whites in Zimbabwe
Freed Australian Captives: Caged like animals in a seething Taliban zoo
Afghan campaign futile, says ex-terrorist
Islamism in France, at least five million Muslims
Riot police clash with Ottawa protesters, arrests made in advance of G-20 meetings
Violence Around Muslim World this Ramadan
Germany's Schroeder: Europe Opposes War Beyond Afghanistan
On the First Day of Ramadan, Muslims Pray for America's Defeat
Cheers To Jeers In Kuwait; Kuwaitis Angry Over Afghanistan, Israel
Ireland: Paramilitary-style attacks by mainstream republican groups stopped on 9/11
Japan Reverses Decision, Abandons Aegis Deployment in War on Terrorism
In England as in the United States, Moderate Muslims battle radical voices
As Blair's influence grows, so does criticism at home
Saidullah Haneefee, Taliban Spy Chief, Mulls His Next Step
Busn and Putin: Big power politics gets personal
Mandela Separates Muslims from Terrorists
China Sentences 21 Uighur Separatists, Executes Two, at Public Rally
Germany:
Parliament Gives Schroeder a Vote of Confidence
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Sudan
Urges UN to Review Sanctions
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Arabs brace for the next U.S. action
Former Afghan king still in the picture, but only just
Bin Laden and Taliban have no intention of going quietly
In Afghanistan, The Taliban Pay The Price of Defeat
Taliban Reported Fleeing Last Bastion
Taliban Is Losing Popularity Among Pakistani Holy Warriors
Rescued Aid Workers Witnessed Beatings by Taliban
Alliance promises to maintain order; Weapons to be forbidden in Kabul
Afghan Returnees have revenge, rebuilding in mind
Pentagon Doubts Reports that Mullah Omar has Agreed to Leave Kandahar
Taliban Leader Mullah Omar Agrees to Leave Kandahar
Taliban Reportedly Plans to Withdraw From Kandahar
Bin Laden’s Failed Strategy, A Dream Destroyed
UN says reports of mass executions in Afghanistan must be properly investigated
Alliance soldier describes executing Taliban prisoners
Five British Muslims have reportedly been killed fighting for the Taliban
Opposition: Taliban Control Kandahar
Power Vacuum in Kabul; U.N. Passes Resolution on Afghan Rule
Alliance trying to quell fears of seizing power
Alliance rejects UN peace force
Former Afghan king prepares broadcast on eve of Ramadan
Now,
the Battle to Feed the Afghan Nation
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Warlords
Are Vying to Fill Vacuum Left by the Taliban
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Afghanistan:
Allies Building Force to Keep Order in a Vacuum
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Oh My God! They've Killed Osama! South Park Death For Osama
Britain Won't Let U.S. Kill Bin Laden, According to Lord Rooker
In Afghanistan, Post-Taliban Allegiances Shift Quickly
Mullah Omar's Hardliners Down, But Not Yet Out
Interview: Afghanistan's Former King Zahir Shah Speaks on the Next Afghanistan
In Post-Sept. 11 World, Israel is Back as a Top Issue
Israel
Coalition Faces New Strains
Despite the ‘P’ Word, the Squeeze is on Arafat
Palestinian Protesters Seek Militant's Release
Midday Ramadan prayers at the Temple Mount attended by 100,000 end peacefully
Israel
Eases Travel Restrictions during Ramadan
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Palestinian Killed Near Israeli City
Continued Israeli Violence Amid Palestinian Anniversary
U.S. to expand its ground force; Troops to search for weapons of mass destruction
U.S. troops in Afghanistan able to avoid harm's way, so far
Rumsfeld: U.S. troops killed non-surrendering Taliban
U.S. Bombs Pakistani Territory, Kandahar U.N. Demining Agency
DoD: Bombing Continues on Ramadan's First Day
DoD: Wolfowitz Addresses Changing Defense Priorities
Rumsfeld: U.S. Forces in Ground Combat
U.S. to Pursue Aggressive Testing of Missile Defenses
Top bin Laden Deputy Mohammed Atef Killed by U.S. Air Strikes
Northern Alliance Says It Captured Several Taleban Leaders
Japan Aegis dispatch still afloat
Taliban gather in home city; U.S. air strikes continue
Japan Poised to Approve U.S. Strike Support Plan
Bombs Said to Have Killed Some Al Qaida Chiefs
Navy jet crashes; 3 eject to safety
Talks
Fail With Taliban Besieged in Kunduz
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Taliban Under Assault in 2 Last Strongholds
France Sends Troops to Afghanistan
Royal Marine Commandos have taken up positions near the Afghan capital
UK Advance Troops to Clear Afghan Airfield
Allies Get Go-Ahead to Send in Their Troops
U.S. says time may be right to send troops into caves and mountains
4th Anthrax-Laced Letter Found, Addressed to VT Sen. Patrick Leahy
France On Anthrax Alert: Spores Found for the First Time in Nation
Nuclear Babies Stillborn; On the Kabul Compound Library of weapon construction
Tennessee: White powder reported dropped from planes over Ringgold area
Lab in abandoned Kabul base hints at chemical arms
U.S.
Set to Retain Smallpox Stocks
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Suspect arrested in Atlanta airport breach that caused four-hour shutdown
Leahy challenges Bush on military tribunals
FBI: More Terrorists May be Hiding in the United States
Algerian Charged in Los Angeles Millennium Bomb Plot
Grand jury has subpoenaed records from Condit in investigation into Chandra Levy
Grand Jury Calls Chest PA City Official in Anthrax Probe
Investigative Theory: More than one anthrax letter sent to Fla. tabloid
Arab supporters of bin Laden drew diagrams of a skyscraper attack before 9/11
Taliban leader Mohammed Omar is reported to be in northern Afghanistan
Six arrested in Real IRA bombs hunt
Recording Reveals Hijack Struggle on United Airlines Flight 93
Iran radio says bin Laden has probably fled to Pakistan
Immigration judge orders 3 Tunisians out of U.S.
Investigators
Think Yemeni Man Was Meant to Be 20th Hijacker
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
U.S.
Attorney Jo White to Step Down in Manhattan
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Angry at Being Jailed During Ramadan, Arab Detainees Start Hunger Strike
Justice Plan to Question 5,000 Raises Issue of Profiling
Argenbright Security Ousted at Logan
G.I. Joe No Great American Hero, According to Lion & Lamb Project
Former House and Senate Staffers to Win Millions as Lobbyists for Stimulus Bill
Arctic Drillers Cozying Up To Jews; Oil effort to cut reliance on foreign supplies
U.S. Industrial Production Withers in October
New York lawmakers reach deal with White House on rebuilding funds
Securicor, the UK-based Security Group, Considering Lawsuit Against U.S. Gov't
Graceland lays off 50 workers; tourism on decline
Euro continues to lag behind dollar as investors' preferred currency
The Price of Recovery; High-end retailers finally acting like true capitalist retailers
Insurers Ask to End Terrorism Coverage in Home, Car, Life Policies
Delays, Cost Grow For Dulles Rail Link
Bloomberg
Asks for NYC Aid in Washington Pilgrimage
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Oil Price Warning as Russia-OPEC Dispute Grows
Weekly Standard: Chattering Clinton, the NRCC, and more
Hollywood's Greatest Contempts For Arabs
Moore: Airport Insecurity; a Complete Cave-In to the Democrats
Terrorists
on Trial; The case for military tribunals
*Note: WS Opinion
Journal may require a free login for access.
Charity
Begins at Home, Ends Up Nowhere; We've all becomes slaves of bureaucracy
*Note: WS Opinion
Journal may require a free login for access.
Noonan:
The President Within; George W. Bush is downright Trumanesque
*Note:
WS Opinion Journal may require a free login for access.
Radical Cheek: The legendarily bad timing of violent American radicals
