Last updated on 10/23/01.
News Archives from October 22, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Rumsfeld: Leaker Disregards Lives
Air traffic Controllers Guide Fighter Jets Patrolling Skies Over Several U.S. Cities
New York City Swears in New Firefighters
U.S. Demands Israeli Withdrawal
24th Detroit Free Press Marathon Turns into a Flag-Waving Affair
ERAU Opens Global Intelligence Center
NY Attorney General's Office opens Website for Researching Charities
Patriotism, Carson City, and the Flag on C Hill
Panic Calls Stretch Police Resources
Washington Congressman Questions U.S. Strikes in Afghanistan
Thousands Rally Behind Barbara Lee
Downtown Washington D.C. Loses Power After Underground Fire
New York photography exhibit raises money for victims
Man Arrested with Samurai Swords at Logan International Airport
Country Singers Stage Concert to Benefit Victims of Terrorist Attacks
Airport Contraband: Nobody Wants It
Partisan Wrangling Returns to Congress
U.S. told War during Muslim Fasting may stir Anger
Nevada Test Site now Boot Camp for Rescuers
San Francisco Local Politics Ignored as Electorate's Focus goes Global
Bush Has Come Long Way in World Eye
Bush's Stance Is Fresh, but War Tactics Are Familiar
Residents' Pride of Living on Capitol Hill Proves Stronger Than Their Fears
Capitol Reopening Ahead of Schedule
US: Iraq Moving Chemical Weapons
Peres Says Israel is not "After" Arafat
Muslim Dies from Torture in Uzbekistan
India: Attempt to storm J&K airbase foiled, 5 killed
UK: Straw Concedes Taliban and al-Qaida Leaders Could be Killed
U.S./China: Antiterrorism Unites, Missile Defense Divides
UK concert raises thousands for US victims
More than 350 Migrants Drown near Indonesia
India: Six Muslim Guerillas Killed in Attack on Kashmir Air Base
Regional, local governments join drive to salvage Swissair
Sinn Fein Leaders to IRA: Disarm
UK: Straw's Vision for Afghanistan
Pakistan Curbs Anti-War Protest
Russia: Foreign Mail to be Checked Carefully
40 Days on, the Russian Orthodox Church Prays for the Dead
Terrorism Arrests Stun Residents of Alberta City
UK Armed Forces Minister Compares "War Doubters" to Nazi Appeasers
UK Charities Exaggerating Aid Crisis
British Ministry of Defence Denies Taliban's Claim of Hospital Hit
Dissidents Urges China not to Trample Human Rights In The Name of Anti-terrorism
Musharraf Urges End to Afghan Bombing by Ramadan
Palestinians Outlaw Wing of PLO
Support for US strikes dwindling as political solution urged
Putin signs declaration with ex-Afghan president Rabbani
Russia to join forces with Iran and Tajikistan against Taliban
West Bank Rebels Won't Quit the Fight
Agreement on Arms Deal May Come Next Month
Australian Boxer says U.S. was Asking for September 11th
Al Qaeda's Tracks Deepen in Europe
Taliban-Held Towns Hold Key to Averting Famine
Taliban Arrest Japanese National, Agency Says
American cargo jets drop more food packets over Afghanistan
30 Journalists Said to be Held by Afghans
Afghan Girl Rediscovers the Joy of Learning
Taliban Claim U.S. Jets Hit Hospital, 100 Dead
At Afghan Border, Many Want Out As Some Slip In
Bin Laden is a Step Ahead of Foes, says Opposition Commander
U.S. Denies Hospital Bombed, Kabul Attacked Again
Air Strikes against Taliban almost hit Northern Alliance Lines
US Warplanes Focus on Taliban Front
Afghanistan to Become a Cold War for U.S.
U.S. Denies Taliban's Claim of Downed Choppers
Kabul, Taliban Positions Pounded
Taliban Claims 2 U.S. Helicopters Shot Down, Pentagon Denies
U.S. jets pound Taliban positions in Afghanistan
U.S. Predicting Fight Will Last Well Into Spring
Powell: Rebels To Advance on Kabul Soon
Army Rangers Leave Taliban Photos Of U.S. Firefighters Raising Flag
U.S. Jets Pound Taliban Positions, Taliban Holds its Own
Anthrax Likely Killed 2 Mail Workers
2 in D.C. Have Inhalation Anthrax, 2 Others Dead
The World Goes on Anthrax Alert
Postal Worker Very Ill With Inhalation Anthrax; Five Others May Have It
Florida Tabloid Office Gets Superfund Status
UK: 5 Minute Briefing on Smallpox
2,200 Postal Workers Testing for Anthrax
Lawmakers Seek Inquiry Into Intelligence Failures
Suspected suicide hijacker traveled to Czech Republic last year, official says
Stolen Info and Fake Addresses Complicate FBI's Job of Naming Hijackers
FBI Considers Torture as Suspects Remain Silent
Boeing to Launch Campaign Encouraging People to Fly
American Express Earnings Drop 60% in 3rd Quarter
Trade Panel Rules Steel Imports Harming U.S. Industry
Postal Service to Seek Assistance From Congress in Wake of Anthrax Scare
Skies in 12 Major Cities Reopen to Private Planes
AOL Signs Landmark Deal with China
Gas Prices Fall Again, Despite Crisis
British Airways stops Short of Asking for Bailout
Reopening of Building near World Trade Center Site Delayed
Crisis Separates Weak dot.Coms from the Strong dot.Coms
Arab Markets Taking a Hit After Attacks
Analysis: Details of War Remain Secret for Several Years
Gay Hero Emerges from Hijacking of United Flight 93
Feature: Two Cheers for Nation-Building
Feature: Bin Laden is a Fundamentalist
India: Why America Is All That's Left (To Bash)
Feature: Foot Soldiers On Home Front Proud To Serve
Feature: What Would Al Have Done - or - Democrats for Dubya
Pravda: An Ugly Question Which Nobody Wants to Ask
Feature: Beware the consequences in Afghanistan
Feature: Liberal Intolerance, Where the Left Failed in Kindergarten
Feature: Global Eye -- Idiot Wind
Feature: How Somebodies Cope: How Hollywood Deals with Sept. 11
Feature: After Afghanistan, can America Lead?
Feature: Creative Reporting: Learning to Appreciate Press Briefings
Restraint on part of U.S. seen as Cowardice by Islamic Nations
