Last updated on 10/22/01.
News Archives from October 21, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
D.C. Postal Worker Ill With Anthrax
Rock Stars Get Cheers; Hillary Gets Boos - Benefit Concert
Portsmouth, NH: Life goes on Cautiously after September 11th
Reviving an Old Argument: Do we Allow Military Recruiters in High Schools
Freak Flag Flies High for San Francisco Anti-War Rally
Saudis Issued U.S. Visas Without Checks
Bush Warns Asians to Fight Terrorists or Become Targets
Americans Redefine Close Friendships
Radar system failures alarm BWI controllers
Madison, Wisconsin School Board Slams Recall Attempt
Blood Donated Shortly after September 11th Nears Expiration
Lax Security Still Plagues Many Airports
CIA Given Authority to do Whatever is Necessary to Kill Osama bin Laden
UK: Parachute Regiment and Royal Marines on Standby
IRA Trying to Rescue Assembly with Deal
Canada:
More Anti-War Speeches from UBC Professor
Rumors of China Wheat Buys, Russian Sales
UK Paul Marsden: Loyal MP who joined the awkward squad
Britain Poised to send Ground Troops
Covert War Waged With Egypt's Help
Schoolgirls Injured by Bomb Blast in Belfast
Pravda: Very Complicated Situation in Afghanistan
Iran's Khatami Calls for Afghanistan Elections
Powell Telephones Arafat on Explosive Situation
Bush, Mahathir Differ Over Globalization
Indian, Pakistani Leaders May Meet in New York
Hariri Crosses Swords with Bush
Lahoud Vows to Grab Israeli Agents Behind Mosque, Church Attacks
Russian Putin Travels to Tajikistan
Putin
says Altering ABM Treaty Possible
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Sharon Says Israeli Offensive Open-Ended
Yemen takes Steps to keep Taliban Supporters out of Afghanistan
Revealed: UK's Secret Bio-Terror Blueprint
Israelis Besiege 6 Palestinian Towns
Pakistan Guards Fire on Refugees
US taking long-term aim at Pakistan's nukes, ISI
Israeli Troops Hit 2 More Towns
In Paris, a Frightening Look at Terror's Inconspicuous Face
Russia, China Back ABM Pact, Quick End to Afghan Fighting
Taliban Talk Defiance as Planes Fly Over Kabul
Taliban Reportedly Find Pieces of U.S. Helicopter
Afghan Refugees Overwhelm Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
Taliban Claims 20-25 U.S. Soldiers Killed, Pentagon Denies Claim
For Afghan Refugees, Childhood is Labor
Taliban Leader Warns of Long Guerrilla War
Northern Alliance Seeks Help in Fight Against Taliban
Mullah Omar's Son Killed in U.S. Air Strikes
Taliban Placing Hopes on Age-Old Hit-and-Hide Strategy
US Jets Hit Targets North of Kabul
US Drops 68,000 Rations Over Afghanistan
U.S. Increases Pressure on Taliban, bin Laden: more Civilian Deaths
Terrorist Bases said to be Crippled
Journalists Sidelined From Front Line War Coverage
Fierce U.S. Air Raids Pound Kabul - Again
U.S. Ground Forces and Bombers Strike Taliban Targets
Kabul Residents say 8 Civilians Killed in Midday U.S. Air Strikes
U.S. Soldiers Seize Taliban Airport in Southern Afghanistan
Fighting a Battle on Afghan Time
Anthrax Scare Changing Halloween Plans
Anthrax Attacks Linked to U.S. Rightwing?
DC Worker 'Gravely Ill' With Anthrax
New Bacteria Killing Formula for Killing Anthrax
Another Hijacker? Investigators focus on arrested flight student's links
Taliban Defector Says Al Qaeda Nerve Center In Disarray
Sources say bin Laden's Position is Pinned Down
Did bin Laden buy bioterror? 1999 testimony says he did
Large Candy Purchases Investigated by FBI
Hacker Mitnick Cries Foul over FBI Snooping
Silence of 4 Terror Probe Suspects Poses Dilemma for Investigators
Stocks May Drop on Weak Profits, War
Canadian Steelmakers Brace for Monday News on possible U.S. Import Clampdown
Tourism to Wine Country Rebounds after September 11 Attacks
Feature: A Broad Band of Death
Many Find New Refuge in Worship
North Carolina Army town adjusts to life during the U.S. war against terror
Feature: Crossing America: Our nation is shaken, but not into pieces
Historians Compare Terrorists with Pirates
Is Generation X Ready for War Sacrifices?
U.S. Shaken, yet a Spirit Prevails
Feature: Islam is a Faith with many Faces
