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News Archives from November 20, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Trial set for Vandenberg AFB missile-defense protesters
Bush takes heat for courting Muslims
Hate groups try to capitalize on September 11
In Aftermath of Attacks, Bush White House Claims Authority Rivaling FDR's
NYC Leaders Want WTC Cleanup Agency
Bush Team Consolidating Power in the Presidency
NTSB: American Flight 587 Crash Looks More Like Accident
Behind
The Scenes of the Aviation Bill, A Big Push By Lobbyists
Critics Find Flaws in New Aviation Law
U.S. hopes to capture or kill all Taliban troops
Bush Urged to Extend War Beyond Afghanistan
Bush Spotlights Humanitarian Efforts
American Red Cross defends how it uses its funds
Comic Strips Pay Tribute to Heroes of September 11
Cheney: Remarks at the Federalist Society Annual National Convention Dinner
Bomb blast in Algeria bus station injures 30
Ottawa: McLellan agrees to curbs on anti-terrorist powers; not all critics satisfied
War planners get cold feet: Canada reconsiders role in war
Eggleton and Rumsfeld discuss use of secretive Canadian troops in Afghanistan
U.S. Public Information Center Opens in Pakistan
Asian Regimes Appear to Use War on Terror to Stem Dissent
North Ireland: pro-British militias have recruited hundreds of young people this year
U.S., Japan Pledge Long-Term Help to Afghans
Pakistan Shuts Two Afghan Taliban Consulates
United Nations Refuses to Oversee Surrender of Taliban at Kunduz
Filipino leader seeks U.S. help in fighting terrorism
U.S.-Mexican Officials Talk Immigration
China Detains 35 Western Protesters
Afghans
Block Britain's Plan for Big Force
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US - Brit Transatlantic Rift Denied
Pakistan Government Now Has No Dealings With Taleban
Germany Expects to Host UN Afghan Conference
Warming Ties with Pakistan, Iran Reopens Heart Consulate
Pentagon Makes Case Against Iraq
In Zimbabwe, Journalists Charged With Kidnap and Torture
Zimbabwe: Mugabe Claims Britain is Funding Terrorists
British Troop Deployment Causes Rift Between US, UK, and N Alliance
Foreign fighters used Kabul as terrorist base
Pragmatic Taliban fighters switching sides
Afghan
Women Gather for Faltering First March
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Group seeks to rebuild Afghan Buddha destroyed by Taliban
Pentagon to Send More Troops for Aid
Quitting the Taliban And Blending Back In; Gun May Be Gone, but Beliefs Remain
Taliban Refugee Camp Overflows
Journalists' bodies to be taken to Pakistan
Bodies of Missing Journalists Recovered
UN Says 120,000 Afghan Children Face Famine
More Defectors Flee Taliban Side
Experts favor weak Afghan central government
Coalition Says Bin Laden Hiding in Afghan South
It was Pakistan, not the Northern Alliance, that wrecked Kabul the first time around
Foreign
Fighters in Kunduz Left Out of Surrender Talks
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Defectors Flee Taliban Stronghold, Some Shot
UN asks Alliance to Respect Human Rights
Soldiers from the Northern Alliance have begun looting ethnic Pashtun villages
Bodies of Slain Reporters Recovered
U.S.
Tells Afghans of Rewards for Osama bin Laden
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In Jalalabad, Some Already Miss the Taliban
U.N. Steps Up Efforts to Form New Afghan Government
4
Foreign Journalists, Ambushed, Are Believed Killed by Taliban
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Palestinians Tired of Empty Promises, Wary of Powell Speech
Barak says Palestinian uprising premeditated, Sharon's visit to holy site was pretext
Powell Outlines Vision for Peace in Middle East
Sharon Summoned to Appear Before Belgian Court for 1982 Massacres
Rumsfield: No Deal on Surrender
U.S. is prevailing with its most finely tuned war
30 Australian SAS troops have been deployed to serve in Afghanistan
DoD: Opposition/Terrorists 'In Standoff' At Kunduz, Kandahar
DoD: U.S., Philippines United Against Global Terrorism
Taliban Abandon Plans to Surrender at Kandahar After Prophetic Dream
Taliban given 3-day deadline to surrender stronghold
Bombing May Pause to Aid Surrender Talks
2 US Sailors, 3 Iraqis Presumed Dead
US
Navy searches for Bin Laden
Marines to join the hunt 'Net is getting tighter' in pursuit of bin Laden
Taliban waves white flag in Kunduz
US bombing kills 7 anti-Taliban officials: Kabul's power supply cut off
Reservists’ Duty to Country Has Cost; Limited Help to Those Who Serve
4 Commanders Say They Want Civilian Agents
Hundreds of Americans Now on Ground Throughout Afghanistan
Cave
Hunts Won't Risk U.S. Forces, Military Planners Say
Report: America Will Take No Prisoners
Connecticut
Woman Has Inhalation Anthrax
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DoD: No Link Between Depleted Uranium, Illnesses
Anthrax Found in GSA, Kennedy, and Dodd Mail Rooms
23,000 Anthrax Spores Found in Leahy Letter
Scientists Identify 21 Medicines That Might Cure Smallpox
Biological warfare weapons, know-how readily available
Nuclear security lapses aid terrorists, experts say
Washington D.C.: Anthrax Found at Bureau of Prisons
6 nations linked to development of bio-weapons
Letter Sent from Switzerland to Chile Tainted With Anthrax
Social Security Taxes Focus of Stimulus Plan
Spanish judge details conversation of alleged terrorists tied to attacks
Arab fighters left a trail of clues, from warfare training manuals to mortars
Phone Transcript Links Bin Laden to Sept. 11
Canada May Deport Syria Refugee
Jordanian authorities arrest 2 in alleged bomb plot
Spanish
judge details "coded" call by Islamic suspects
Terrorism not ruled out in Russian plane crash, 25 dead
Presumed deaths point to peril journalists face
Man alleged by FBI to be terrorist contact arrested in Virginia
Syria is said to hand Egypt suspect tied to bin Laden
Indonesian man named in FBI documents as contact for Mohammed Atta is charged
UK: MPs Approve Anti-Terror Bill
Indictment
by Spanish Judge Portrays a Secret Terror Cell
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Terrorists Push Plots From Jail; Militant Sheik got Messages to his Followers
3 Missing Students May Hold Key to September 11 Plot, Spanish Police Believe
Red Cross has faced questions before
World Markets Rebound After Taliban Collapse
U.S. Stimulus Compromise at $75 Billion
U.S. Treasury's O'Neill-Afghanistan needs market economy
Distribution of Aid to Attack Victims Delayed
Anthrax fears bottle up funds for Afghan kids; RC waiting for clearance
Bush Prepared to Avert Mechanic Strike at United Airlines
Afghan merchants cashing in on U.S. food packets
Economic indicators rise; Sept. 11 to remain an obstacle
Bridal retailers report jump in sales following Sept. 11 attacks
What
Is Al-Qaeda Without Its Boss?
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Are
there bin Laden Doubles?
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Halevi: Good try, Mr. Powell, but Mitchell Report is fundamentally flawed
Overgeneralization:
The case against Pakistan's dictator, General Musharraf
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Cohen:
World War IV; Let's call this conflict what it is
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Déjà
Vu: Pressure for negotiations in the face of violence
Search for Bin Laden Will Use U.S. Gadgetry, Afghan Hunters
Buckley: How to Handle bin Laden When the Noose tightens
Kurtz: Different Bush, But the Same Saddam
