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February 02, 2002
• Interview With Simon Greer
• Protests Expected at World Economic Forum
• U.S. Coast Guard Patrols Guantanamo Bay
• White House Told to Save Documents Relating to Enron
• `Wall Street Journal' Believes Pearl is Alive


January 26, 2002
• Pilots Call for Grounding All Airbus Planes
• Death of Former Enron Executive Confirmed as Suicide
• War on Terrorism Takes American Troops to the Philippines
• Interview With Criminal Attorney Barry Pollack
• Several Security Breaches Take Place at Kandahar Airport
• Children Theater Group Performs Off-Broadway
• Interview With Amina Rasul-Bernardo
• Ghosts of Soviet Occupation Haunt Kandahar Airport
• Battle Between White House and GAO Comes to a Head
• Death of Former Enron Executive Ruled Suicide
• Interview With Identity Theft Expert Linda Foley
• J. Clifford Baxter's Death Ruled Suicide
• Margaret Thatcher Makes Full Recovery From Minor Stroke
• Interview With Jerry Idaszak
• Bush Charges Arafat With `Enhancing Terror'
• Interview With John Challenger
• Margaret Thatcher Has Recovered From Minor Stroke
• Bush Calls for More Than $80 Billion Increase in Defense Spending
• U.S. Considers Breaking Ties With Palestinian Authority
• Police Investigate Apparent Suicide of Former Enron Executive
• U.S. Army Arrests Possible Threats Near Kandahar Airport


January 19, 2002
• Michael Jordan Returns to Chicago
• Run-Up to Midterm Elections Heats Up
• Interview With Eli Gottesdiener
• U.S. Army Forces Relieve Marines at Kandahar Airport
• Lava Cuts City of Goma in Half
• Anti-Narcotics Task Force Seizes Drugs in Afghanistan
• U.S. Takes Closer Look at Somalia as Possible Target in War on Terror
• Is Controversy Surrounding WTC Site Part of Healing Process?
• Listening Devices Found Onboard Chinese President's Plane
• Two Navy Ships Return Home
• Bizarre Accident Injures Two U.S. Marines
• Interview With Vera Gibbons
• Volcanic Eruption Devastates Congo Village
• More Thank 20 Listening Devices Found in U.S. Plane Sold to China
• Listening Devices Found in China's Presidential Airplane
• Are Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Being Treated Humanely?
• U.S. Marines Hand Over Control of Kandahar Airport to the Army


January 12, 2002
• Somalia's Warlords Threaten Fragile Somali Government
• Catholic Church Implements New Guidelines for Dealing With Priests Accused of Sexual Misconduct
• Kabul University Reopens
• Interview With Terry Savage
• Interview With Defense Attorney John Rosenberg
• Was 'Rink Rage' Trial an Isolated Incident?
• Interview With Ruth Wedgewood, Jean Abinader
• How Can You Get a Pilot's Radio?
• Villagers on Indian-Pakistani Border Flee for Their Lives
• Interview With James Steinberg
• Number of Detainees Grows at Kandahar Airport
• Twenty Detainees Spend First Full Day at Camp X-Ray
• Congressman Henry Waxman Demands Answers From Enron Executives
• Football Fans Pass on Chance to See Miami Dolphins in Playoffs
• Twenty al Qaeda, Taliban Detainees Spend First Full Day in Cuba
• U.S. Warplanes Resume Air Strikes in Eastern Afghanistan
• U.S. Military Recovers Bodies of Five U.S. Marines
• Musharraf Condemns Terrorism
• Lawmakers Pledge to Investigate Enron
• Jury Hands Down Guilty Verdict in 'Rink Rage' Trial
• White House Reacts Favorably to Pakistan's Ban on Militancy
• Twenty Prisoners Held at Guantanamo Bay; More Expected
• Number of Detainees Rises to 391 at Kandahar Facility
• Boxing Historian Hank Kaplan Reflects on Muhammad Ali's Life
• Pakistani President Bans Islamic Militant Groups
• U.S. Military Recovers Bodies of Five Marines


January 05, 2002
• Interview With Deepa Ollapally
• President Warns War in Afghanistan Enters More Dangerous Phase
• Sergeant 1st Class Chapman Remembered by Family and Friends
• 15-Year-Old Crashes Plane Into Building in Tampa
• U.S. Envoy to Middle East Returns to Region
• President Bush Vows Not to Raise Taxes
• Chapman Remembered as Great Son, Father, Soldier
• Interview With Zamir Akram
• New Trends for the New Year
• Interview With Vera Gibbons
• Interview With Lalit Mansingh
• India, Pakistan Meet at SAARC Summit
• U.S. Marines Hold Man Who Ran Terror Camps in Afghanistan
• Sergeant Chapman Remembered by People Who Knew Him Best
• Southern Snowstorm a Treat for Sled-Racing Dogs
• Number of Families Who Cannot Afford Food Surges
• Leaders of India and Pakistan Shake Hands
• Family Members and Comrades Mourn Nathan Chapman's Death
• Are Captured al Qaeda, Taliban Leaders Going to Talk?
• Bush Focuses on Economic Recovery
• Comrades Remember Chapman


December 29, 2001
• 2001 a Big Year for Scientific Advances
• New York Succeeds in Getting Some Tourism Back Since 9/11
• Giuliani Strikes Deal for Two New Stadiums
• U.S. Buildup at Kandahar Airport Underway
• Bush Pledges U.S. Cooperation to Pakistan
• Vietnamese Woman Lives American Dream.
• Afghans Play 'Take Away the Goat' Again After Being Outlawed by Taliban
• Tracking Richard Reid's Footsteps in Amsterdam
• When Will the War on Terrorism End?
• Bush Administration Works to Keep India/Pakistan Dispute Under Control


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