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November 17, 2001
• Laura Bush Delivers Presidential Radio Address
• Taliban Strikes a Deal With Pashtun Tribesmen
• Search for bin Laden Continues


November 10, 2001
• USS Enterprise's 5,000 Sailors Come Home
• Panel Discusses Bush's Speech to the U.N.
• Northern Alliance Advances Sustaining Casualties
• Bush Meets With World Leaders Following Speech to U.N. Today
• Interview With Amos Oz
• Interview With As'Ad Abukhalil
• Bush Pushes for Assistance in Fight Against Terrorism
• President Bush Addresses U.N. General Assembly
• Interview With President Vicente Fox of Mexico


November 03, 2001
• Diamondbacks Host World Series Game Three
• Interview With Jason Pontin
• South African Scientists Have Experience With Anthrax Development
• U.S. Condemns bin Laden's Latest Comments
• Interview With Brian Copenhaver
• U.S. Officials Deny Taliban Claims of Shooting Down U.S. Aircraft
• Northern Alliance Claims Significant Gains Near Mazar-e Sharif
• Bin Laden Condemns United Nations
• Researchers Prepare for Smallpox Attack
• South Florida Braces for Hurricane Michelle
• Anthrax Expert Mary Gilchrist Discusses Possible Origins of Anthrax Attacks
• Bin Laden Attacks U.S. and U.N. in Latest Videotaped Statement
• Pentagon Blames Bad Weather for Crash of U.S. Helicopter and Loss of Unmanned Surveillance Drone
• Interview With Ibrahim Helal
• United Front Scores Important Victory
• Hurricane Michelle Reaches Category Four on Five-Step Hurricane Grading Scale


October 27, 2001
• Bjorn Hanson, Jason Ader Discuss Tourism and Hotel Industry
• Northern Alliance's Attacks on Mazar-e-Sharif Thwarted by Taliban Forces
• President Bush Monitors Campaign Against Afghanistan From Camp David
• Washington Health Officials Switch From Cipro to Doxycycline as Drug of Choice to Treat Anthrax
• General Shepperd Discusses Misplaced Bombings and Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan
• U.S. Bombing of Afghanistan Continues
• New York Authorities Want to Reevaluate Death of Postal Worker Thought to Have Died of Natural Causes
• President Bush Spends Weekend at Camp David Plotting Military Strategy
• U.S. Bombs Mistakenly Hit Red Cross, United Nations Facilities in Afghanistan
• Postal Workers Threaten to File Lawsuit in New York
• CDC Plans to Replace Cipro as Antibiotic of Choice to Treat Anthrax
• President Bush Plots Military Strategy


October 20, 2001
• President Bush Cuts Trip to Shanghai Short
• Taliban Deny Clashes With U.S. Troops
• U.S. Commandos Raid Former Residence of Taliban Leader
• American Troops Assist Northern Alliance
• CDC's Dr. Ostroff Discusses Anthrax Investigation
• U.S. Forces Continue Air Raids on Kabul and Kandahar
• Elite U.S. Troops Carried Out Nighttime Raid in Southern Afghanistan
• Anthrax Detected in House's Ford Office Building
• Is the U.S. Prepared to Deal With Another Terrorist Attack?
• Postal Inspectors in New Jersey Investigate Anthrax-Laced Letters
• Fighting Continues in Afghanistan
• Pentagon Authorizes Commando Raid in Afghanistan
• Mailroom of House of Representatives' Ford Building Tests Positive for Anthrax
• Afghan Refugees Try to Cross Over Into Pakistan
• A Look at Afghanistan's Elaborate Cave Network


October 13, 2001
• Pentagon Acknowledges U.S. Bomb Killed Civilians in Afghanistan
• Anthrax Present in Letter Delivered to Reno Microsoft Subsidiary Office
• Structural Engineers Discuss Investigation Into September 11 Attacks
• Raids in Afghanistan: Effectiveness and Collateral Damage
• Medical Correspondent Explains Anthrax
• NBC News Employees in New York Undergo Anthrax Testing
• Nighttime Attacks on Kandahar Continue
• New York Investigates Anthrax Exposures
• Former Ambassador to Pakistan Discusses Secretary Powell's Upcoming Trip
• Europeans Protest Strikes in Afghanistan
• High Tech Weapons of the Current U.S. Military
• NBC Employees in New York Being Tested for Anthrax
• Egyptian Ambassador Discusses Middle Eastern Support for the War on Terrorism
• Stray Bomb Causes Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan
• Lebanese Ambassador Discusses Cooperation With U.S.
• Pentagon Acknowledges Accidentally Killing Civilians in Afghanistan


October 06, 2001
• Cubans Identify With Terrorism, Call for Justice
• Marines Practice Mountain Assaults
• White House Collecting Facts Regarding Bombing in Saudi Arabia
• U.S. Rejects Taliban's Offer to Release Aid Workers
• The Remains of the World Trade Center
• Will $320 Million in U.S. Aid to Afghan Refugees Suffice?
• The Intricacies of Coalition Building
• Rumsfeld's Trip Regarded as a Success
• White House Emphasizes Negotiation is Not an Option
• Taliban Says U.S. Should Avoid Hasty Action Against It
• Number of Marriages Among Military Personnel Is on the Rise
• Officials Say Bombing in Saudi Arabia Not Connected to Attacks on America


September 30, 2001
• Security Tightened at the Airports
• Both U.S. and the Taliban Refute Reports American Reconnaissance Mission Was Captured in Afghanistan


September 29, 2001
• Efforts Under Way to Convince Exiled Afghan King to Retake the Throne
• Two Former Ambassadors Discuss Role of Diplomacy in War Against Terrorism
• President Bush Convenes War Cabinet
• U.S. Airports Step Up Security Measures
• Why Do the Terrorists Hate the U.S. So Much?
• Pentagon Officials Deny Reports Three American Commandos Were Captured in Afghanistan
• State Department Proposes to End the Rule of Taliban in Afghanistan
• College Students Focus on National Pride
• A Look at a U.N. Aid Worker Now in Afghanistan
• General Clark Discusses Special Forces Operations in Afghanistan
• Osama bin Laden Linked to Hijackers
• Bush Administration Seeks to End the Rule of Taliban in Afghanistan


September 23, 2001
• U.S. Forces Train to Think Like the Enemy
• Pope John Paul II Visits Predominantly Muslim Kazakhstan


September 22, 2001
• Pakistanis Protest President Musharraf's Support of the U.S.


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