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News Archives from November 24, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
GOP governors looking to Bush administration for federal funding for security
GOP strategists press lawmakers to act quickly on their election success
Republicans vow to move on stalled judicial nominees
Saudi Arabia Denies Funding Hijackers, FBI Probes Further
How to Spot a Terrorist: Australia’s Christmas Gift
Lithuanian Leader Bestows Highest State Award to Bush, Pledges Support
MiG missile plot linked to Serbian extremists
UN: two international aid workers attacked northwest of Afghan capital
Moujahedeen Faces Death in Slayings
Iraqi Held In Plot to Kill Karzai
The Taliban are gone. That's not enough
Arms inspectors return to a nervous welcome
Saddam’s son ran Olympic HQ torture cell
Iraq: Inspections Are Pretext for War
Hope is rising in Kashmir with the inauguration of a new state government
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israel Admits Killing British U.N. Worker, Closes Gaza Coastline
Possible activation for duty in Iraq disrupts lives of thousands of military families
Reserve troops prepare for possible war on Iraq
Reshaping tilted against the Army?
Governors seek access to smallpox vaccine
Plan to Enlist Citizens as Spies Dead
Many Jailed in Terror War Held in Limbo Indefinitely
Lawmakers say FBI is being soft on Saudi terror link
States and localities of all sizes suffer fiscal hangovers from the '90s boom
Civil liberties watchdogs are yapping over nothing
