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October 28, 2001
• Civilian Casualties Reported After Latest U.S. Bombing Raids
• The Efficacy of Cluster Bombs
• Kandahar Relatively Quiet as Night Falls
• An Afghan-American Family's Unique Perspective
• Two Israelis Killed in Drive-By Shooting
• Interview With Susan Power
• Government Jobs are Becoming More Popular
• The Intricate Choreography of Aircraft Carrier Workers
• New York Prepares Memorial Service at World Trade Center Site
• Homeland Security Director to Increase Profile
• Many People on Cipro Encouraged to Take Doxycycline
• Afghan Exiles in Pakistan Have Not Escaped Fear of Taliban
• Interview With Jan Goodwin
• The Possible Role of Amphibious Assault Ships in Afghanistan
• Bombings Intensify in Kandahar After Two-Day Lull
• U.S. Bombs Reportedly Cause More Civilian Casualties
• Many People at Risk of Anthrax Exposure Given Doxycycline
• Saeed Sheikh Believed to Have Abetted Terrorists
• Thousands Prepare for Memorial Service at Ground Zero
• U.S. Air Strikes Kill Civilians in Northern Afghanistan
• U.S. Warplanes Rained Bombs on Kandahar


October 21, 2001
• Afghan Refugees Try to Get into Pakistan from Kandahar Area
• Interview with David Isby
• 'Enduring Freedom' Enters Next Phase
• 'New York Post' Targeted by Mail
• U.S. Forces Step Up Attacks on Taliban
• Reports of Civilian Casualties Undermine U.S. Efforts
• CNN Interview with Lieutenant Rick Wester of the U.S. Coast Guard
• Third Week of War Brings Continued Bombing of Afghanistan
• Civilians Killed in Bombing Raid on Kabul
• War May Determine Right to Education for Afghan Girls
• Bush Satisfied With Progress Made at APEC Summit
• Tainted Letter to `New York Post' was Postmarked From Trenton
• The U.S. Rangers' Raid in Afghanistan
• Window for U.S. Bombing Closing as Ramadan Approaches
• Interview With Michael Popkin
• Practical Precautions to Take to Avoid Anthrax Exposure
• U.S. Military is Committed to Rescue Missions
• Tainted `New York Post' Letter Bore Trenton Postmark
• Environmental Crews Comb Capitol Facilities for Anthrax
• The Training Behind Army Rangers' Missions
• No Indication of Further Ground Strikes in Afghanistan
• Skies Relatively Quiet Over Kandahar
• Continued U.S. Bombings Inflame Arab World
• Anthrax Investigation Continues in New Jersey
• Anthrax Bacteria Found at Fourth Capitol Hill Site
• APEC Leaders' Joint Declaration Condemns September 11 Attack


October 14, 2001
• New York Firefighters Remembered
• U.S.-Led Coalition Keeps Close Eye on Afghan Weather
• Four Confirmed Cases of Exposure to Anthrax in U.S.
• President Bush Reacts to Latest al Qaeda Statement
• Demonstrations Take Place in Pakistan, Nigeria
• U.S. Strikes Kandahar Heavily
• Total of Four Anthrax Cases Now Confirmed
• White House Reaction to Latest al Qaeda Statement
• CDC Says Five More in Florida Test Positive for Anthrax
• What the Polls Reveal About Anthrax, Overseas Assault
• Anti-American Protests Show Increase in Violence
• White House Responds to al Qaeda Statement
• White House Calls Taliban Spokesman's Remarks `Propaganda'
• Protests Continue Outside Jacobabad, Pakistan
• Interview With Omar Samad
• The Northern Alliance's Role in Afghanistan
• U.S. Air Strikes Pound Kabul
• New Anthrax Cases Cause Heightened Concern
• Interview With Nasrine Gross
• A New York Musician's Take on September 11
• Interview With Marc Gopin
• Lebanese Reaction to U.S. Strikes in Afghanistan
• White House Calls Recent al Qaeda Statements Propaganda
• Interview With Mike Luckovich
• Interview With Jim Jennings
• Inside U.S. Humanitarian Missions to Afghanistan
• Amherst, Massachusetts Battles Over Flag-Flying
• Interview With Eric Haney
• Demonstrations in Pakistan Leave at Least one Dead
• USS Vinson Stalks Arabian Sea
• Northern Alliance Commanders Say Air Strikes Haven't Done Enough
• Ensuring the Safety of U.S. Troops, Equipment
• Taliban Says 300 Civilians Killed by Air Strikes
• Microsoft Envelope Tests Positive for Anthrax
• New Anthrax Incidents Reported in Florida


October 07, 2001
• Target Terrorism: Taliban Troops Are on the Move; Prayer Service for Workers at the WTC Site Gets Under Way; Vehicular Traffic to Be Allowed Into Lower Manhattan
• Jeffrey Rosen Discusses Public Surveillance
• Target Terrorism: The United States Says No Deal To The Taliban's Latest Offer; President Bush Speaks at a Memorial for Fallen Firefighters; Number of Dead and Missing in New York Stands at 4,979
• Target Terrorism: Is Uzbekistan the First Battleground in the War on Terrorism?; Refugee Crisis Builds Around the Afghan/Pakistani Border
• Taliban Proposes to Put bin Laden on Trial; Pakistan Takes Action Against Protests Leader; Tribute to Fallen Firefighters Gets Under Way
• Target: Terrorism, the U.S. Response
• Target Terrorism: The U.S. Response
• War Against Terror Will Involve Amorphous Front Lines
• Bush to Attend Service Honoring Fallen Firefighters
• Is America Overreacting to Possible Bioterrorism?
• Pakistan Authorities Clamp Down on Taliban Sympathizers
• Afghan-Pakistani Border Bustles With Traffic
• Northern Alliance Reports Advances Into Taliban Territory


September 30, 2001
• Some Tribal Leaders Throwing Support Behind Taliban
• Prospects Dim for Return of Bin Laden by Taliban
• Mohammed Zahir Shah Would Serve as Leader of Interim Government
• Pakistan a Key Ally to U.S.
• White House Looks for Reaction from Musharraf


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