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News Archives from November 29, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Condoleezza Rice doesn't rule out nukes to retaliate against non-nuclear state
Poll: Americans still strongly support war, extending beyond Afghanistan
New Needs Transform Capitol Security; Anti-Terror Funds Bolster Police Force
President Bush meets with Spanish prime minister, U.N. secretary-general
GOP Accuses Democrats of Racial Profiling in Stalling Confirmation of Hispanic
Ashcroft Undaunted As Criticism Grows; Higher Profile Brings Controversy
Democrats Upset: Senators Told Military Trials Fall Under President's Power
Most Americans Back U.S. Tactics: Poll Finds Little Worry Over Rights
First Group of Sea Marshals Ready to Protect Ships in Southland Ports
U.S. Rejects Abu Sayyaf Ransom Demand
House OKs $20B Anti-Terror Package
Global hunt for terrorists; 120 nations join forces in unprecedented civil effort
Britain offers to mediate on Kashmir
Allies Caution Bush on Iraq Campaign
Life may be bleak in the Middle East, but it’s never been better
Two Men Charged in Real IRA Attacks
New fighting erupts in Philippines
Pakistan Pushes Talks at Border; Officials Seek to Regain Influence
Muslim Cleric Sues British Government
Kashmir on Strike Protesting Controversial Indian Anti-Terror Law
Liberals push terror bill through Commons, aim for speedy approval in Senate
Mexico
to Go After Leftists' Killers
UN Powers Ready to Squeeze Iraq; Russia Joins Security Council in Demand
Afghan
gangs pounce on aid meant for poor
3-Day Riot by Taliban Prisoners Quashed
Afghans Split on Security Issue
Northern
Alliance: Interim Council to Run Afghanistan
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Taliban Say They Released Canadian Journalist
U.S.
Upset by Russian Moves in Kabul
U.S. Says Taleban, Al-Qaida Communications Disrupted
Al-Qaida Still Considered Dangerous
Building Afghan Government Is Complicated by Local Leadership
U.S. Pins Bin Laden to Hideouts
Alliance Says Bin Laden, Omar Alive in Afghanistan
Omar Orders Taliban to Fight; Defections Reported
Al Qaeda Operative Captured by Opposition
Bonn talks: Who is being heard?
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Spat with Peres clouds Sharon's U.S. trip
Mounting Tensions: The hot spot of the Holy Land
Israel PM Reaffirms Statehood Policy Before U.S. Trip
U.S. Peace Envoy Calls for Change as Six More Die in West Bank
U.S. Focuses Air Strikes on Taliban and al Qaida Operatives
Bombs Fall Near Kandahar's Airport
Alliance
May Push South of Kabul
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U.S.
Might Establish More Afghan Bases to Intensify Pressure on the Taliban
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Newer
Technology Is Shielding Pilots
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Pentagon
claims Taliban leaders in disarray
100 regular Army troops to northern Afghanistan
More US Troops Arrive at Secret Marine Base in Southern Afghanistan
Anthrax in Chile does not match strain in U.S.
Chilean Anthrax Letter Bore Swiss Postmark, but May Have Originated in NY
Robot will open Leahy anthrax letter
Sokolski: Biosense; Monitoring biothreats without a treaty
A Terrorist's Fragile Footprint; Letter's Anthrax Spores Pose Many Obstacles
Sheik's
Son Caught; Said to be top al-Qaida operative
Why
are modest law-enforcement measures drawing hysterical opposition?
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Germans arrest 9/11 paymaster suspect
Accused money transfer group traded despite U.S. terror fears
Many Held on Tenuous Ties to Sept. 11; Ashcroft Names 93 Defendants
Europeans Reluctant to Send Terror Suspects to U.S.; Allies Oppose Death Penalty
White
House budget director predicts federal deficits likely for several years
Bush Demands Better Stimulus Bill
Morris: When terrorists can enter legally, it's time to change the laws
