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December 29, 2001
• What to do with Saddam Hussein?
• U.S. Army to Take Over from the Marines in Kandahar
• U.S. Special Forces Still at Work in Afghanistan
• 3-Year-Old Survives Car Crash
• Interview With Laura Cohn
• Interview With David Isby
• Prison Population at Kandahar Airport Grows to 125


December 22, 2001
• What Is Next in the Search for bin Laden?
• Last-Minute Shoppers Hit Malls for Holiday Buying
• Charges to be Filed Against Walker Unknown
• Interview With David Isby
• Interim Government Brings Optimism to Afghanistan
• Interview With Nazif Shahrany
• Elizabeth Anderson Howell Reflects on Her Husband's Death
• Holiday Shoppers Crowd Malls Across U.S.
• Bush Has Yet to Decide How to Prosecute Walker
• Interview With Mansoor Ijaz
• New Afghan Government Faces Daunting Challenges


December 15, 2001
• Military Family Goes Through Process of Healing
• Have the Views on 2000 Presidential Election Changed in a Year?
• Palestinians Feel They Are Unfairly Blamed for Increased Violence
• President Bush Recalls U.S. Envoy to Middle East
• U.S. Marines Safeguard Kandahar's Airport
• Osama bin Laden's Voice Heard on Radio in Tora Bora
• Deadly Hot Spot of Mazar-e Sharif Examined
• Bush Recalls General Zinni From Middle East
• Israeli Tanks Withdraw From Gaza
• Interview With James Steinberg
• Israeli Tanks Pull Out of Gaza
• U.S. Marines Consolidate Their Hold on Kandahar's Airport
• U.S. Officials Believe bin Laden is in Tora Bora
• Hollywood and Military Share Imaging Technology
• Salvation Army Distributes Toys to Children Whose Parents Died on 9/11
• Some POWs in Afghanistan Get Second Chance at Freedom
• Interview With Thomas Gouttierre
• Is bin Laden Still in Afghanistan?
• Bush Calls Middle East Envoy Home
• American Forces Report Hearing bin Laden's Voice on Short Wave Radio


December 08, 2001
• In Haifa, Suicide Bombing Shatters Peaceful Atmosphere
• Israelis Say Arafat Is Not Convincing
• Number of Homeless on the Rise in New York City
• Interview With Ali Jalali
• Profile of Mullah Omar
• What's Next for Afghanistan?
• President and Senate Democrats Clash Over Economic Stimulus Package
• American Who Fought for the Taliban Is Being Held at a Marine Base in Afghanistan
• Chaos in Kandahar
• U.S. Soldiers Overseas Receive Holiday Greetings Via Internet
• Yasser Arafat Appearance on Israeli TV Draws Mixed Responses
• White Mountains Under Assault From U.S. Forces and Anti-Taliban Factions
• Tug-of-War Power Struggle for Kandahar
• Donald Shepperd Discusses U.S. Operations Around Tora Bora and in Kandahar
• Negotiations Under Way in Kandahar


December 01, 2001
• California Serviceman Says Goodbye to His Family
• More Than 1,000 Marines Occupy Kandahar Outskirts
• Bush Attends Army-Navy Football Game
• Liverpool Mourns Passing of George Harrison
• Interview With Mary Diaz
• Bush Attends Army-Navy Football Game
• U.S. Warplanes Kill Civilians Near Jalalabad
• Marines Take Positions in Southern Afghanistan
• 80 Taliban POWs Surrender to Northern Alliance Six Days After Staging a Deadly Uprising
• Pentagon Denies Claims U.S. Bombs Killed 50 Villagers in Eastern Afghanistan
• Is the World Ready for a New Afghanistan?
• No Agreement Yet Reached in Bonn, Germany
• Afghans in Tora Bora Report Heavy Civilian Casualties From U.S. Air Strikes
• Northern Alliance Narrows Down Bin Laden's Location
• Children of Afghanistan Look Forward to Better Days
• Bush Administration Moves Ahead With Plans to Make Sure U.S. Has Enough Smallpox Vaccines
• President Bush Monitors Sluggish Economy, War in Afghanistan and College Football
• Taliban Kills 150 Northern Alliance Fighters in an Ambush


November 24, 2001
• U.S. Forces in Kuwait Part of War on Terrorism
• Who Will Lead Post-Taliban Afghanistan?
• Pentagon Denies Reports Pakistanis Rescued Some Taliban Fighters
• Taliban Fighters Surrender by Hundreds at Konduz
• Four Dead, 34 Injured After Storms Hit the Southeast
• Ottilie Lundgren Laid to Rest in Oxford, Connecticut
• White House Sends Mixed Diplomatic Messages
• Hundreds of Taliban Soldiers Surrender at Konduz
• Latest Anthrax Victim Laid to Rest
• Militant Members of Hamas Threaten Revenge After Death of Abu Hanoud
• Did Pakistan Air-Lift Taliban Soldiers Out of Konduz?
• Hundreds of Taliban Soldiers Surrender to Northern Alliance
• President Bush Monitors Latest Developments From Camp David
• Afghans Clear Their Country of Landmines
• Taliban Soldiers Surrender in Konduz


November 17, 2001
• Muslims Mark the Beginning of Holy Month of Ramadan
• Interview With Tom Parsons
• First Lady Delivers Weekly Presidential Radio Address
• Pentagon Says No Evidence bin Laden Fled Afghanistan
• Dominican Community in New York Hard Hit by Crash of American Airlines Flight 587
• Barry Pollack Discusses Military Tribunals
• Washington Worried Northern Alliance May Have Too Much Power
• Shops Sell Clothes Covered With WTC Dust
• Senator Leahy Target of Another Anthrax-Laced Letter
• Laura Bush Takes Center State in Fight for Women's Rights in Afghanistan
• U.S. Officials Disclose Presence of Special Ops in Afghanistan
• Deposed President of Afghanistan Returns to Kabul
• Taliban Diplomat Claims bin Laden Fled Afghanistan
• James Walsh Discusses al Qaeda's Nuclear Capability


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