Last updated on 10/26/01.
News Archives from October 25, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Protracted War Tests U.S. Resolve
Afghan Teen "can feel peace" in Boise, Idaho
Ashcroft Signals Strong New Tactics in Terrorism Fight
Head of Logan Airport Agency to Resign
American Jewish Committee Claims Muslim Population Overstated
Studios USA’s 'Crossing Over with John Edward' Plans Seance for WTC Victims
Slow Mail Delivery, Threat, Alarm Customers
House still stalled on aviation security legislation; Bush endorses GOP plan
Islamic School in Kentucky Burns, Cause Unknown
Texas Democrat Criticizes Governor Perry for Praying
Sen. Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Under Fire for Questioning U.S. Air Strikes
ABC Suspends Carole Simpson for Anthrax Remarks
Sacramento: Terrorist Ruse Hurt Giving by Muslims
House Approves Tax Cut Package
A Pro-American Rally in Berkeley, 150 People Show Up
California Driver's License Law May Have Been Passed by Mistake
U.S. Mail Delivery of Bills, Payments Delayed
Americans Told to Brace for Long War in Afghanistan, Terror at Home
U.S. School Books Being Updated to Include Terror Lessons
Lighweight Revolvers a Hot Item for Smith and Wesson
Homeland Security Chief Ridge Scrutinized
U.S. Envoy Compares Colombian Guerrillas to Osama Bin Laden
A Hundred False Anthrax Alarms Each Day, London Police Say
U.S. wants Japanese Aegis ship for Afghan war
Afghan situation a test of Japanese policy of aid diplomacy
The Philippine Branch of Terror
Downing Street Doubts that bin Laden Could Have Nuclear Capabilities
Malaysia: Controversial Security Law Best Tool Against Terror
Amnesty International Calls for Humane Treatment of Investigation Detainees
Tony Blair Holds Firm in Support for "Star Wars" Missle Defense Plans
Pakistan Stops Taliban Fighters
Australia May Send a Larger Force in War on Terrorism
Australian Anthony Mundine's Future in Boxing Unsure
Turkey has 'historic' mission in assisting Afghan opposition
Saudis
See Obstacles in Freezing Terrorist Accounts
French troops ready for Afghan operations, Chirac says
Saudi Foreign Minister Arrives In Pakistan
Russia Sends Tanks to Aid Northern Alliance
U.S. Strikes Have Serious Impact on Donkey Fair
India Brands Kashmiri Militant Groups Terrorist Outfits
Explosion Rocks Thai Army Arsenal, Said to be Accidental
Pakistan Claims They Are Not Threatening India
Iranian Diplomat Makes Rare Visit to Capitol Hill
Japan Set to Lift Sanctions on Pakistan
Russia Upgrades Relations With Iraq
Chechen Rebels to Talk on Disarming
Chechen Rebels Change Geopolitical Orientation, Take up Cause of bin Laden
Iran's Closed Border is Open For a Price
UN Complaining that U.S. Bombs Struck a Mosque Located in a Military Camp
Princess Diana's Fund Wants U.S. / UK to Stop the Bombing
Blair Says bin Laden Unlikely to Stand Trial
Malaysia Becomes Member of Commonwealth Committee on Terrorism
Ahmici Muslims Shocked by U.N. Acquittal of War Crimes Suspects
Two Pakistani Atomic Scientists Arrested
Taliban Calls for Reinforcements
Afghan Exiles Leave Northern Alliance in the Cold
Afghan Exiles: US Airstrikes Should Stop, Bin Laden Should Leave
Alliance Botched it, Leader Says
Northern Alliance Backs Ramadan Bombing of Taliban
15 Year-Old Northern Alliance Warlord
U.S. Surprised at Toughness of Taliban
International Red Cross Warns of Humanitarian Impact of Afghan War
UN Complains U.S. Using Cluster Bombs on Civilians
Taliban Accuses U.S. of Using Chemical Warfare
Israel Launches Final Attack Before Withdrawal
Israel: 2 Suspects in Ze'evi Murder Arrested
U.S. Jets Blast Taliban Positions
Egyptian and American Troops Share Tactics, Avoid Politics
U.S. Hits bin Laden’s Suspected Hideouts
Taliban Fight Looks Long and Slow
Pentagon Puts Off Missile Testing
Civilians Desert Kandahar, Bombing Continues
Anti-Taliban Offensive Bogs Down
Cluster Bombs: Carnage Comes in Small Packages
Three U.S. Officials Wage the War
History Offers Few Precedents For Truce During Muslim Holy Month
Will Winter Prove to be an Enemy or an Ally?
U.S. Jets Try to Break Frontline Deadlock
Citizen Soldiers Suffer Delay in Getting Paid
Powell: Ramadan Will Not Necessarily Halt U.S. Actions
U.S. Jets Strike Kandahar, Mazar-e-Sharif
Informants
Enable a Deadly Raid
Taliban Fails to Down U.S. Planes
Nuke Fears: The Truth Behind the Hype
Anthrax spores were doctored to be deadlier
Fast Treatment With Multiple Antibiotics May Have Saved Florida Anthrax Victim
Two detained last month in Texas believed to have information on attacks
Congressional Worries about Safety of Food Supply
Castro Says Anthrax Less Serious Than a Cold
State Department mail worker diagnosed with anthrax
Senate Office Building to be Sealed Indefinitely
Accuracy of Test at White House Mail Site Questioned
U.S. Admits Flawed Response to Anthrax
U.S. Warns That Mail May Not Be Safe
Officials to Test More Postal Facilities
Sager: Public Health Goes Big-Time
10,000 People Take Anthrax Drug
Senate Media Worker Hospitalized; Anthrax Suspected
Anthrax Found in Hart Senate Office
Document Fraud Scheme of Hijackers Was Being Investigated a Month Before 9/11
WTC, The Hunt for Victims and Identities
NATO may have felled terrorist network in Bosnia
Suspected Hijacker May Have Transported Anthrax
Pentagon Seeks a Few Good Ideas to Fight Terrorism
FBI Studies Tip About Terror Attack
Reports that Bill Clinton Sent Salmonella in Mail
House's bill requires judge to monitor FBI's use of e-mail surveillance system
Rumsfield Warns bin Laden May Get Away
Hijack Suspect Found in Shipping Container by Italians
Author of Anthrax Letters Debated
Tests on Anthrax Point to Source Made by Either the US, Russia, or Iraq
British Police Arrest Egyptian Islamic Activist
Northwest Airlines Posts a Profit for 3rd Quarter, Thanks to Gov't Bailout
Stocks Rally; Market at Pre-Attack Levels
Japanese Travel Industry Asks for Gov't Help In Midst of Cancellations
Analysts Are Convinced: This Is Really a Recession
Berkeley Draws Ire for Anti-War Stand, Threats of Economic Boycott
Cuba's Weak Economy Takes Turn for Worse After Terror Strikes in U.S.
Boeing, Lockheed Likely to Share Work on Joint Strike Fighter
Hawaii: Hotels Continue to Suffer
U.S. Spending and Output Weakened After Attacks
CD sales reflect surge in patriotic hits
Weighing
Costs, Benefits in Responding to Terror
Japanese Travelers Shunning Far Off Shores
Brilliant parody or wacky .mil expert? Bert is back, you decide
Chicken McTerror: Osama Wannabes Target Coke and Fast Food
Kopel: 2nd Amendment A Right of the People
Douthat: Kumbaya Watch: Mr. Begala, Are You Listening?
Speculation That Osama bin Laden and Mullah Omar Are Dead
Schorr: Wanted: More Candor From Bush
Feature: How the U.S. Became Israel's Best Ally
Quotes About Catching Osama bin Laden
Other bin Ladens Will Come Forward, Says Clinton
Ivens: War or Police Action, the Lines are Blurred
George Will: Affinity for Afghans
The Moscow Times: U.S. Faces Costly Stalemate
