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News Archives from November 25, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Musharraf: No chances of Osama entering Pakistan
OBL’s Nuke Ambitions/Fears; US Customs Geiger Counter-Equipped for Years
Local police need terrorism data, Michigan chief says
NYC Police Commish Bernard Kerik: How a Lost Son Made Good
Greenwood’s song makes people proud to be Americans
Amtrak: Is This Any Way to Run a Railroad?
WTC Looters Ignored Death All Around Them
FBI is watching case of missing biologist
In the south, US needs new strategy
Harvard head urges a deeper patriotism
Shabby Treatment of a U.S. Navy Hero
U.S.: Chasm on the right in civil liberties flap
Chilly Days for New Immigrants
Firearms interest soars in Bay State
Legal
Powers Are Expanded in Bush Plan
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Saddam's Bombmaker: Iraq on course to gain ‘full nuclear status’
Hamas leader’s murder sparks new violence
Iraq accuses US navy of sinking ship in Gulf
German Governmentt Collapse Threat Averted
British Paratroopers on Their Way to War
Journalist: Mugabe Will Have to Kill Me to Shut Me Up
Latin America Votes to Join War on Terrorism
The War on Terrorism is to be Extended to 3 More Countries After Afghanistan
Security Tight for NASA Launch
U.N., U.S. eye new Afghan gov't 2-3 months after council
Post-Taliban Era Troubles Pakistan Politically, But Might Boost Economy
Putin's Tilt to the West Riles Key Factions; Constituencies Still Distrustful of U.S.
Britain open to a Taliban role in new Afghan government
Yemen,
Long a Foe of U.S., Joins Anti-Terrorism Effort
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Twisted Laws Fueled a Reign of Terror
Another Key ally to Osama bin Laden killed in Afghanistan
RAWA: Afghan People Do Not Accept Domination of the Northern Alliance
Bin Laden likely in eastern Afghanistan, commander says
RAWA: People of Kabul unlikely to forget NA atrocities
Afghanistan: Manuals by Radical US Groups are Discovered
Evidence left by al-Qaida could be lost
Taliban troops walk out of surrounded city
Afghan
Prison Riot Slays Hundreds
Alliance has halted their advance into Kunduz from the east, fearing hostile fire
Usama bin Laden Reported to Have Taken to the Hills on Horseback
Ex-Commander Says Taliban May Have 500 Tanks in Kandahar
Taliban fighters reported to have surrendered Kunduz
Alliance Officials Hope to Take Kunduz Today Without Much Bloodshed
Rabbani vows to step down to advance national unity
Pushtun Leaders Hold Talks on Peaceful Surrender of Kandahar
Bin
Laden Is Reported Spotted in a Fortified Camp in Eastern Afghanistan
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Twisted
Law Fueled Reign of Terror by Talib Police
Defectors Flee Kunduz; Northern Alliance Enters
In a New Kabul, Feelings Of Freedom in the Air
In Talks on Afghan Future, Women Remain Excluded
Taliban Deputy Interior Minister Defects
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Palestinian Professor Accused of Aiding Terror Ordered Deported
Hamas Leader's Assassination Fully Endorsed By Israel
Israel
Attacks Palestinian Offices in Response to Soldier's Death
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Afghan
Fighters Quell Foreign Prisoner Revolt
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Omar is still in Kandahar, spokesman says
Alliance Says Commander Enters Kunduz
Pakistani Police Raid Taliban Office in Karachi
Settlers
Find Solace in an Isolated Gaza Community
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Newspapers Report Israeli Army Admits Killing Palestinian Boys
Hamas Leader's Assassination Fully Endorsed By Israel
US military contradicts claims of Taliban evacuation by Pakistani planes
Alliance claims Kunduz control
American
G.I.s Battle the Taliban
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Planes saw bin Laden but couldn't fire on him
U.S. Military Continues to Pound Afghanistan
Japan Ships Depart to Back Up U.S.-Led Strikes
Many
Taliban and Allies Holding Out in Kunduz, Bombing Continues
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Bioterror fears lead to plans for quarantine
Anthrax Type That Killed May Have Reached Iraq
Local police need terrorism data, Michigan chief says
INS arrests Al-Najjar, tied to terror groups
Anti-terrorism agency faces turf wars, critics say
After
Sept. 11, Complaints of Job Bias Against Arab Americans Mount
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Kuhnhenn: 'National security' new password to pork?
Cincinnati Post: Let's not rush into W.W. IV
