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News Archives from November 17, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Unlikely allies fight federal anti-terror initiatives
U.S. official warns of future attacks on vital computer systems
Ground
Zero: As Dig Goes On, Emotions Are Buried Deep
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Democrats' Spending Calls Stall U.S. Anti-Terror Bill
As Immigration Policies Tighten, Thousands of E Africans On the Run in the U.S.
U.S. House Names Conferees to Resolve "Sudan Peace Act" Differences
Next
Stop, Iraq; A post-Afghanistan antiterror agenda
*Note: WS Opinion
Journal may require a free login for access.
The Sunni-Shiite Switch; How two Islamic sects traded places in the American mind
Mrs. Bush Decries Taliban Oppression of Women, Others
Congressmen
Urge Hizbollah to Reject 'Terrorism'
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Despite
Some Concerns, Civil Liberties Are Taking a Back Seat
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Allegiance: "Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists."
War Adds Meaning to Ramadan in U.S.
Suicide Flights and Crop Dusters Considered Threats at '96 Olympics
Aviation Legislation Heads to Bush for Signature
Gas Prices Fall, But Not in Line With the Cost of Oil
House Promises Bill to Reduce Insurance Company Responsibilities in Terrorism
In Chicago's Daley Plaza, Islam Gets a Place for the Holiday
Local
Michigan Officers Fear Pressure of Federal Plan
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
United States, Canada pledge fast work to improve flow at border
A
Quiet Plea Moved the City to Restore Staffing at Ground Zero
*Note: NY Times
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G-20 summit protests turn violent
India calls for sanctions on nations harboring terrorists
U.S. aid money to reward Uzbekistan
Pakistan arrests 80 Taliban fighters trying to enter the country
Cuba Opens to American Food Sales
Former Cabinet minister Mo Mowlam attacks 'President Blair'
Turkish Troops Detain 47 Iraqi and Afghan Nationals at Border Crossing
China confiscates bin Laden pins from street vendors
Hezbollah Determined to Resist Despite U.S. Threat
Sri Lankan Tamil Rebels Kill Opposition Candidate
Russia Sends Contact Group to Kabul
Uighur group denies China terrorism charges
China Claims that its East Tujue terrorists have ties to bin Laden
Kosovo holds 'historic' election
Hunt for Terrorists a "War Against Muslims", says Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad
Al
Jazeera: What the Muslim World Is Watching
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Cuba Ready for Normal US Relations
U.S.
Urges Afghan Rebels Not to Form a Government
*Note: NY Times
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Taliban envoy backs down from claim that bin Laden has left Afghanistan
Liberation
Time; Scenes from free Kabul
*Note: WS Opinion
Journal may require a free login for access.
Taliban Vow to Hold Kandahar, Opposition Fractured
Taliban: Bin Laden Has Left Country
Taliban Denies Report of Kandahar Pullout
Despite Iran Radio Claim, Bin Laden is Still in Afghanistan
Afghan Women Exult But Wonder If Freedom Will Last
Alliance brings law to streets of Kabul
Saudi aid worker missing in Kabul
Time:
Afghanistan: New Freedom, New Fears
Afghan's Support Increasing For Taliban After Killing Of Pashtoon
Interview
with Mullah Omar - Transcript
Al
Qaeda Strategist's Loss Could Cripple Ability to Launch New Assaults
Uncertainty Surrounds Bin Laden’s Whereabouts Amid Rumors of Pakistan
City’s Shaky Situation; Jalalabad Leaders Fail to Form Government
Senior officials of Northern Alliance declare foreign troops unwelcome on their soil
Taliban
Confirm Death of bin Laden Aide, Mohammed Atef
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Lifting
the Veil Again: Saira Shah Returns to Afghanistan to Film 'Unholy War'
Nelofar Pazira, an Exiled Star, Wants to Return Home to Afghanistan
Anti-Taliban
Forces Divided Over Presence of Foreign Troops
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Bin Laden's elite force scatters; Brigade 055 expected to fight from mountains
IDF troops out of Tul Karm; Jenin pull-back expected this week
Israeli Minister of Tourism Demands Firing of Foreign Minister Peres
British Troops to Remain in Afghanistan Despite Northern Alliance Request to Leave
Hostile reception for Allied Forces: Growing row over British troop influx
3,000 Turkish troops called on to calm Kabul
9 Koreans Join War, 5 to U.S. Central Command, 4 toU.S. Pacific Command
Kandahar continues facing heavy bombardments
U.S. to send 2,000 more troops to Kuwait as deterrent to Iraq
Rebels
Pause for Ramadan, but Vow Swift Attack on Kunduz
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registration once they have archived their articles.
French Defense Ministry: Mirage Warplanes Will Attack Al-Qaida Strongholds
Pentagon may set up command in Pakistan
American air raids kill 11 civilians in Kandahar
B-52 bomber has blitzed Taliban positions around the northern city of Kunduz
Britain to send in 6,000 more troops to Afghanistan
Due
to Uncertainty Over Anthrax Cleanup, Hart Building's Reopening Delayed
Irradiated Mail's Delivery Delayed; Brentwood Items to Get Warnings
FL Postal anthrax lawsuit denied; Judge backs USPS response to fears
FBI Again Asks for Help From Public in Anthrax Investigation
Nuclear materials on sale in Afghanistan
Chemical Terrorism: The unsolved Tylenol cases, a generation before anthrax scare
Latest anthrax letter points to US terrorist
Retracing
a Trail to Sept. 11 Plot
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Traces found of U.S. terror underground
G-20 leaders vow to cut off terrorist funding
The Push Is On: Authorities Seek Domestic Terrorists
EU to Speed Up Terror Extraditions
List of Florida flight schools found in papers Taliban left
Finance ministers from around the globe discuss freezing terrorist funds
FBI Raid Seized Bank Data in Chester, Pennsylvania
Taliban prisoners yielding some clues to al Qaeda
FBI: Hunting a "cold-blooded murderer", in reference to anthrax case
5 in Germany believed linked to hijackers - German law does not allow for detention
September
11 Terror Suspect Declares Innocence to Mommy
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
Suspected Hijack Farewell Letter Found
Lawyer: FBI raid in PA found no evidence of bioterrorist plot
Egyptian National Pleads Guilty in Arms Plot
Terror Detectives Investigating Real IRA Granted More Time
In
2 Abandoned Kabul Houses, Some Hints of Al Qaeda Presence
*Note: NY Times
requires registration once they have archived their articles.
U.S. economy remains fundamentally strong, poised to counter global slowdown
Falling Gas Costs Lead Decline in Consumer Prices
Ridge: Bush Won't Renege On $20-Billion Promise to NYC
NYC GOP-White House Reach Tentative WTC Deal
Funding pours into anti-terrorism programs; does anyone know where the money goes?
Independent: Don't Forget the Real Target
