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News Archives from November 18, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
California Gun Owners Walk Softly, But Carry
New York: In terror's wake, a new civic unity comes to town
A Return to the Trades: With Technology Uncertain, a Search for Meaning
Faith bill advances amid religious mood in U.S.
Thousands attend Georgia protest against alleged human rights violations
America's
toughest task in Afghanistan: Leaving
Powell: Terrorists are not freedom fighters
So What's Not to Like? Al Sharpton’s Jewish Problem
For Pentagon Families, Grief and Paperwork
Thousands of sleepers trained to attack West
US terror attacks have driven people to drink - and to smoke
Antiterrorism money is spread thinly in Michigan; No protection for nuclear plants
Principal of Chicago Muslim School Proud to be an American, and Muslim
Aviation Bill Effects to Take Time
Germany: Greens' Leader Urges Continuation of Coalition
Germany Ready to Deploy Within Days, But Will Not Join UN Force in Afghanistan
In New Zealand, E-mails spark Alliance turmoil
Thousands of antiwar demonstrators in London protest bombing in Afghanistan
Soldiers, civilians killed in Kashmir ambush
Guerrillas kill 18 soldiers in Philippines
China: Authorities Tightens Control on Muslims during Ramadan
Grassroots Democracy Wins First Case in Chinese Village
Iraqi Ship Sinks With Banned Iraqi Oil After Boarded by U.S. Forces
Philippine General Says Italian Priest Held by Muslim Gunmen Rescued
Pakistan: No Political Asylum for bin Laden or Mullah Omar
Russia rules out sending peacekeepers to Afghanistan
Japanese journalist released by Taliban
British Taliban Fighters Found Alive in Pakistan
I regret Kabul claims, says BBC TV's Simpson
Taliban fugitives: Arab suicide squads plan to fight on from Pakistan
Army deployed at Torkham; Musharraf chairs high-level meeting on national security
Alliance's
law looser than Taliban's, but still strict; floggings are common
Taliban Taken Prisoner Languish in the Dark; No Access to Red Cross
Plan Forming to Rebuild Afghanistan
Northern Alliance Warlords Showing Divisions
In Afghanistan, A post-Taliban Scramble for Power
Afghan men pack Kabul movie theaters
Analysis: Kandahar, Last Bastion of Taliban in Hot Water?
Held Captive; Northern Alliance detains suspected Taliban fighters in Kabul
Revenge Shapes Struggle for Taliban Holdout
Taliban
Offering Conditional Surrender of Kunduz
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Afghan
Girl, 16, Brings Kabul TV Back on Air
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Northern Alliance Agrees to Talks Outside Afghanistan
Alliance Official: Osama bin Laden is hiding 130 kilometres east of Kandahar
In Afghanistan, Fears Grow Over Former President's Return
Exiled Afghan King: 'I am against this war because I am against killing'
Britain and U.S. plan to stop heroin trade by buying Afghan opium crop
Alliance: UK forces came without agreement
British Troops Caught in Standoff Between Blair and Warlords
Defence secretary says British troops may not go to Kabul
Former King Zahir Shah terms Loya Jirga as only forum for solution of crisis
Former Afghan King: I Will Sacrifice My Health to Serve my Country
Mullah Mohammed Omar Changes Mind About Leaving Kandahar
Bin Laden Said to be Surrounded in Southeastern Afghanistan
A fleeing bin Laden could shave beard, making self difficult to recognize
Al-Qa'eda massacre Taliban to prevent them from surrendering
Held Captive; Northern Alliance detains suspected Taliban fighters
Pouring Out of Policharki; Afghanistan's most notorious jail is emptied
The battle for Afghanistan: As cities fall, stage is set for a new guerrilla standoff
A Roadside Graveyard for Taliban Stragglers
Northern alliance gumming up U.N. plans for new Afghan government
Taliban sex slaves: Search for the prison women who vanished
Arafat's historic support wanes; mainstream shifting backing to more militant groups
Powell: Less Mideast Violence Key to Palestinian State
Israeli leaders incensed over grotesque satire of PM Sharon aired on Abu Dhabi TV
PM Sharon: No PLO State Talks Before Cabinet Discusssion
Osama bin Laden and Afghan Arabs Said to be Holed Up in Mountains
Taliban Offer Up City, Rebels Say, But With Conditions
Taliban, Seeking Safety For Loyalists, Offering To Surrender Kunduz
U.S. Officials: War is Far From Over
The fast fall of the Taliban; Bold horsemen began 7-day rout
Talks underway to secure surrender of Taliban fighters
Crew of USS Vella Gulf tracks flights in Afghanistan, Pakistan
Two U.S. Sailors Missing; Were Onboard Iraqi Tanker Sunk in Persian Gulf
Air Force saw targets, couldn't get OK to strike
U.S. Bombs Near Afghan City of Kunduz
Report: 30 civilians die in U.S. attack on tribal position
More than 60 reported killed in US bombing in east Afghan Khost area
Osama bin Laden run to ground as allied special forces close in
Besieged Taliban wait to be overrun
Death of Bin Laden's deputy: How the US killed Al-Qaeda leaders by remote control
Target Approval Delays Irk Air Force Officers
Secret CIA Units Playing a Central Combat Role
Smallpox vaccine uses fetal cell line; Some may refuse, worsening potential outbreak
Chinese
Scientists Announce New Machine That Can Zap Anthrax Bacteria in Mail
Poll shows many Americans would like smallpox vaccination
Senator Leahy Awaits Anthrax Testing
Terrorist's
Cookbook: A Taliban Researcher Practiced Crude Science
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Taliban Papers Mostly Doodling, showing little sophistication, even less practicality
Egypt Puts 94 Alleged Islamists on Trial
Spain Arrests 8 in September 11 Attacks
Al Qaeda houses yield maps, bomb materials, texts that are disappearing fast
Probe Unveils Support for Terror in United States
Officials
Hope for New Clues of Anthrax Case in Senate Mail
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DNA may have been preserved on most recent tainted letter
In Britain, Benefit Fraud Ring Funds Islamic Terrorists
U.S. Sought Hizbollah Help After September 11 Attacks
British M15 Targets 20 Terror Suspects for Internment Under New Law
Rising Fears That What We Do Know Can Hurt Us; Cutting Back on Shared Data
Eight in Spain accused of al-Qaida ties
Retracing
a Trail to the September 11 Plot
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registration once they have archived their articles.
A chilling look into terror's lair; Hideouts in capital reveal pamphlets, mines, diagrams
Secrets of Al-Qaeda: Network studied Oklahoma-style bomb
Al Qaeda architect's influence feared; Adviser considered brains behind holy war
Hijacker's Letter to Girlfriend; Officials find package dated Sept. 10
FBI Faces Renewed Police Complaints
Bin
Laden Used Afghan Airline as His Own
Thousands of sleepers trained to attack West
Florida woman ordered to repay duped donors
Anaheim Resort area feels pinch; business is down, people are out of work
SW Florida awaits impact of border security and the upcoming harvest season
Bid launched to recreate Buddhas destroyed by Taliban
So,
Friend, It's Time for That Tax Cut
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British families of WTC victims could receive compensation for their trauma
Bush Pushes for More Trade Authority in Showdown Vote in House
Arts
Groups Reeling From Downturn After 9/11 Attack
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Families of rescue workers killed in WTC attack receive charity payments
Russia Blocks Oil Production Cut; OPEC Threatens Price War
Hottelet: Neutralize Hussein by succeeding in Afghanistan
With Taliban on the run, it's time to exploit momentum
Richards: Don't Mention the (real) War. It Might Spoil All the Fun
Shawcross: The UN Cannot Impose Peace Upon Afghanistan
Pipes:
Russia Embraces the West - But will it last?
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Jenkins:
Bring me the (talking) head of bin Laden
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White House Watch: Sliding down the slippery slope
Independent: This is a Campaign Against Terror, not Just the Taliban
Independent: A Coalition to be Proud of
Are Americans getting the full picture from TV news?
