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News Archives from November 25, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
GOP Planning Hill Push On Social Policy Agenda
America's Secret Weapon in the War on Terror—Americans
Administration downplays talk of Saudi links to Sept. 11 hijackers
Bin Laden tapes found at home of Bali suspect
Saudis probe alleged money link to hijackers
Saudis bristle at terror complaints
Religious violence rocks Nigeria
Jordan Pizza Hut Fire Raises Questions About Anti-U.S. Attacks
Afrikaner Extremists Threaten Mosques, Attempt to Poison Water
Turkish President Warns on Hijab Issue
Afghan foreign minister to travel to Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Russia and Germany
Of the People, by the Warlords
Why reserving war as a last resort is self-defeating
Anti-Saddam groups urged to employ sabotage
Poll: Most Skeptical Saddam Will Cooperate
Security forces end gunbattles that left 14 dead at two Hindu temples
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Intelligence opinion in favor of Arafat's exile
Arafat Gives Hook Highest Honorary Medal, U.N. Starts Probe
Specter of anti-terror war combined with Iraq campaign renews debate over strategy
Wash. may not charge sniper suspects
Bush plans economic stimulus with speeded tax cuts
Patents can help cure Third World diseases, if Congress would defend them
What stimulates the economy? Permanent, marginal and immediate tax cuts
Targeting terrorism . . . or privacy?
How schools use the "learning disability" label to cover up their failures
Celebrity rants that Americans are living in a police state would seem to be overblown
