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News Archives from November 15, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
Gore still whining about the 2000 elections
Pilots Press For Firearms Instruction
Homeland bill 'a supersnoop's dream'
Liberal activists are worried about the Republican future
Who won the election for the GOP?
Beware Overconfidence; The seeds of an emerging democratic majority?
Should we trade liberty for no security?
Is America getting rolled by the U.N.?
The cultural contradictions of the Democratic Party
Nancy Pelosi: The leader the House Democrats deserve
U.S. Officials: No Evidence of Imminent Attack
Allies back U.S. on halting fuel aid to North Korea
Russia's parliament OKs media limits on anti-terrorist coverage
China changes leadership; Hu Jintao, appointed general secretary
Maoist rebels kill 56 police, soldiers in Nepal
Afghanistan adrift politically, economically
Karzai bans weddings in restaurants, cites men and women dancing
Rockets fired at U.S. bases in eastern Afghanistan, military responds
NATO emerges from bunker with new role in Afghanistan
US Senate Backs Aid Plan for Afghanistan
UN investigating the killing of witnesses to mass killings
Baghdad increases range of surface-to-air missiles
Iraq is our Gordian knot. Let’s cut it
Welcome to the Baghdad trade fair!
The weapons inspectors can succeed
Iraqi game plan: Divide and delay
Iraq Ready for Inspectors, Skeptical Washington Waylays
Bomb kills 2 in Pakistan Explosives hidden under seat on bus
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Fatah Says It Approves Ceasefire Plan, Hamas Denies
Israel Kills Two Palestinians, Abducts 35 in Nablus
The Pentagon's Path From Osama to Saddam
Army Dismisses Nine for Being Gay; all linguists; six specialized in Arabic
Rumsfeld on Iraq: 'It Won't Be a World War III'
Bush moves toward approval of smallpox plan
Little Company, More Care for Sniper Suspects
FBI warns al-Qaida may try major attack
U.S. Executes Kasi for Killing CIA Agents, Brother Hails Him Martyr
We need an IRS commish who knows the law
Consumption arguments against tax-rate cuts are weak
Bush & Greenspan are making a great economic team
Al-Qaida to seek economic targets
Wall Street cautious on rise in producer inflation
Gingrich: Reagan Cold War Strategy a Model for Defeating Terrorism
Al Gore is either brave or tone-deaf
Let’s retire the verb “profiling”
A Case of Terrorism; How two lawyers brought a suit they just might win
The know-it-all plan to fight terrorism
The one group for whom liberals have no tolerance at all
Elusive bin Laden stirs followers
A lesson in defeating a terrorist
