Last updated on 10/26/01.
News Archives from October 24, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
American Muslims Call for Peaceful Efforts to End the Conflict in Afghanistan
Army Hands Out Medals to Soldiers and Civilians for Their Actions on 9/11
City by City, Terror War Goes Local
Praying in Public: Part of Coping or a Defiant Act?
Muslim and Arab Americans See Civil Rights Eroded
3 GM Workers Charged in Anthrax Hoax
NATO Guarding the East Coast of the U.S.
Man Carries Loaded Gun onto Southwest Flight
IOC Official: U.S. War on Terrorism Puts SLC Games in Doubt
Bush Administration Assures Saudis Visa Requirements Won't Change
Lawmaker Urges Bush to Promote More Defense Spending
Anti-Terrorism Bill Expanding Police Powers Passes House
Push to Track Foreigners in U.S.
National Guard Given New Duties at Airports
Airborne Changes Stance, Allows Employees to Wear Flag Pins
Osama Splattered with Eggs as Florida Physics Project
Crews and Travelers Strategize on How to Thwart Hijackers
Anti-Terror Efforts Strain Coast Guard
National ID Card System Failing to Attract Supporters
They Protect Their Own: Congress Makes Plans for Future Evacuations
They Protect Their Own: Congress Exile Could Last Weeks
Details of Nuclear Power Left Open
More Casualties Likely at Home Than Abroad, Cheney Says
Rockefeller Park Resembles Ghost Town
D.C.: District Plans for Metro, Medical Calamities
Postmaster: No Guarantee Mail Is Safe
Report Riles Arab-Americans in Michigan
One-Side Partisan Politics Return: Daschle Wins Struggle over Judicial Nominations
U.S. begins thinking about civil defense again
Time: Are Truck Bombs the Next Big Threat?
House Debates Money Laundering, Terrorism Bill
Debate Rising on Participation of U.S. Muslims in War Against Other Muslims
Norwegian International Olympic Official Apologizes
6 Persian Gulf Nations Begin Media Campaign to Restore Image of Islam
Pakistan Warns Taliban Not to Allow Pakistanis Fight in its Army
Iran, Germany agree in views on future of Afghanistan
UN Elects a Terrorist Nation (Syria) to its Security Council
War Crimes Court Reverses Convictions on Bosnians
Zimbabweans Flee Attacks in South Africa
Post-Taliban Conference Opens In Peshawar
Britain Reducing Military Presence in North Ireland
In Tripoli, Drunk Arsonist Attacks Church in Bin Laden's Support
China to Open Sky to Foreign TV Broadcasting
North Korea Blasts Anti-Terror Campaign
Pakistan Allows New Camp for Afghan Refugees
Peacekeepers May Have Disrupted Terrorist Group in Bosnia
Afghan Refugees put Hungarian Town on Edge
Cairo Can't Hide Contempt for U.S.
Escalation of Persecution of Christians in Indonesia, as Response to U.S. Actions
Britain Balks at Supplying Additional Troops to War on Terrorism
U.S. Builds up Counter-Terrorist Team in Philippines
Australia: Beazley Stands Firm on Comments about Asylum Seekers
U.S. Seems To Ease Rhetoric On Iraq
Afghan Exile Leader Wants End to Bombing
IRA Says It Has Started to Disarm
Holy Month of Ramadan Has a Few Modern Trappings
U.N. Says Undetonated Bombs Litter Afghan Town
Taliban Says They Will Fight to the End
Taliban Detains 100 People, Threatens to Execute Anyone Helping U.S.
Pentagon: Taliban May Poison Food Supplies
Afghan Exile Urges Taleban Dissidents to Rally Behind Ex-King
Northern Alliance Closes in on Key City
Taliban Opposition Warns U.S. Over Civilian Deaths - or - With Friends Like That...
Taliban Arming for U.S. Ground Attack
U.S. Drops More Aid to Afghanistan
Shi’ite Ismailite Aga Khan Against Taleban
Taliban Use Deadly Force Against Town
Taliban Arming (Civilian) Villagers
Afghan War Comes to Farmer's Fields
Taliban Fires on Bazaar; 2 Sellers Die
Taliban Putting Troops in Reserve
Aid workers unable to provide even basic medical care to Afghan women
Israel Intensifies Incursions in West Bank, Gaza
2 Arrested for Israeli Minister's Assassination
Israel Stages Air Maneuvers near Lebanon-Syria Border
Risk of War Between Israel and Syria
Debate Emerges Over Sharon's Motives
Bloody Fighting Rages in West Bank Town
U.S. Commandos Armed Like Inspector Gadget
U.S. Jets Blast the Front Lines of the Taliban for a 4th Day
New U.S. Strikes Aim to Isolate Taliban Military
Taliban soldiers fire missiles at U.S. jets over Afghanistan
Bitter Afghan Winter May Aid U.S. Effort
U.S. Bombs are Precise But Not Perfect
22 Pakistanis who Went to Fight with bin Laden are Killed in U.S. Air Strikes
Hospital Struck by U.S. Bombing was Military Hospital
Pentagon Says Taliban Hiding Tanks in Mosques
Civilians Used as Shields by Taliban, Hiding in Schools and Mosques
U.S. Attacks May Continue for Weeks
Taliban Hold Ground As U.S. Strikes
Pakistani militant group says 22 fighters killed in U.S. attack on Kabul
U.S. Female Soldiers Kept off Ground for Special-Op Missions
Special Forces are 'painting' Afghan Targets for US Strikes
Taliban May be Hiding in Residential Areas, Military Officer Says
Surgeon General: We Were Wrong Not To Act More Quickly
Health Expert Warns that Anthrax Drugs Could be as Dangerous as the Disease
In Maryland, 3 Ill with Suspected Anthrax
Director
Ridge Discusses Anthrax Situation
U.S. Developing a Super Anthrax Strain, to Test Defenses
NY Postal Workers Demand Shut Down of Anthrax-Tainted Facilities
Smallpox Concerns a Growing Anthrax
7 Drug Companies may Produce Smallpox Vaccine
Irradiation May be Used on Mail
Florida Man Arrested in Threat of Anthrax on Paper
FBI Warns of Ventilation System Attacks
Growing Threat, Resistance to Cipro
U.S. Persuades Bayer to Lower Price of Cipro
And We Pay These People? CDC Didn't Know Postal Employees at Risk
Iraq Admits Developing Anthrax in 1980s, Denies Role in U.S. Attacks
Scientists Raise Hope of Cure for Anthrax
Positive Anthrax Test Rattles Honolulu
White House Staffers Given Cipro 6 Weeks Ago
Letter Sources May be Infected With Anthrax
Thompson Says Gives Bayer Final Offer on Cipro
NJ Postal Worker Ill, May Have Inhalation Anthrax
Latest Developments in Overseas Terrorist Investigations
Supporter Says bin Laden Bought Anthrax Spores
Man ArrestedSept 11th Investigation Dies in New Jersey Jail Amid
Saudis suggest Saddam had role in Sept. 11 attacks
Tests on Crop Duster Spraying Ships on Mississippi Yield no Anthrax
3 Accused of Direct Roles in Hijackings
Egyptian Held in London Over Plot to Kill Northern Alliance Leader
Look-Alike Anthrax Letters Provide Clues
Sept 11th Victims Identified Via DNA Matches
Germans arrest Turk at airport with 'holy war CD-ROM,' and protective suit
U.S. has disrupted some al-Qaida operations, prevented attacks, Dick Cheney says
Authorities make terrorism-related arrests in Frankfurt and London
Fed Reports Sept. 11 Attacks Scored Direct Hit on Economy
Terrorist Strikes Cost Louisiana Tourist Industry $150 Million
House Passes $100 Billion Economic Stimulus Bill
Muslims to Boycott U.S. and U.K. Goods
Hughes: A Daunting Task for the U.N.
Ledeen: Biden's Winning Remarks
Byron York: Tom Daschle’s Stonewall
Derbyshire: Emotional Correctness
Feature: Not All Anthrax Cases Created Equal
If the U.S. Were to Arrest and Try bin Laden
A Harvest of Anger at the U.S.
Kelly: Afghan Battle Gives U.S. a Second Chance
To the Arab Streets, Calling Evil by its Name, in Arabic
Lowry: Mixed Signals on the Bombing Campaign
O'Sullivan: The Folly of Tolerance
When the Press Is in the Dark, So Is Everyone
Truth is High on the Casualty List
Feature: The Spreading Anthrax Toll
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: It's About Security, Stupid
