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October 06, 2001

• U.S. Law Enforcement Picks Up Suspicious Activities Among Terror Cell Members
• Taliban Reports Firing Antiaircraft Guns at Suspicious Plane Over Kabul
• How Much Does U.S. Military Know About Afghan Military Targets?
• Humanitarian Crisis Builds in Northern Afghanistan

September 30, 2001

• Security Business Is Booming

September 29, 2001

• Relationship Between Media and Military Undergoes a Change
• How Is the U.S. Seen in the Arab World?
• National Guard to Play a Role Securing the Airports
• Terrorist Attacks Cause a Shift in Entertainment Climate
• War on Terrorism Requires Precise Military Planning
• D.C. Mayor Discusses Security Implications for the Nation's Capital
• CNN Correspondent Recounts Difficult Journey Into Afghanistan
• Robots Help Recovery Efforts at WTC Site
• World Food Program Hopes to Aid Afghans
• U.N. Trucks of Humanitarian Aid Make Their Way Into Afghanistan
• A Look at Osama bin Laden's Right-Hand Man
• U.N. Aid Convoy Moves Toward Northern Afghanistan
• Pentagon Denies Reports of Capture of American Special Forces Team in Afghanistan
• President Bush Gets Ready to Deliver Weekly Radio Address
• At Airports, Lines Increase in Pace With Security
• Background Into Afghani History
• The Difficulty of Uncovering bin Laden
• Bush Holds Teleconference Security Meetings at Camp David
• Report of Captured Americans Questioned on Several Fronts
• U.N. Moves Aid Shipments Toward Afghanistan
• Life Continues for College Freshman in Colorado
• Airline Passengers Should Expect Long Waits
• Pentagon, Taliban Deny Reports of U.S. Special Forces Capture
• Afghan Refugee Crisis Builds in Pakistan
• 100 Congresspersons to Visit WTC Site
• Pentagon Denies Reports That U.S. Forces Have Been Captured
• WTC Ruins May Take a Year to Clean Up
• Technology Aids in Rescue Operations
• Taliban Trial of Aid Workers to Resume Today
• Unsubstantiated Reports Indicate U.S. Commandos Captured

September 22, 2001

• Celebrities Hold Fund-Raiser for Terrorism Victims
• Relief Operation Underway for Afghan Refugees
• Concern Grows for Aid Workers Detained by Taliban
• Young Americans Help Out in Relief Efforts
• U.N. Starts a Massive Relief Effort for Fleeing Afghans
• Grueling Effort Continues in Lower Manhattan
• Largest Investigation in U.S. History Continues
• Protests Against Supporting the United States Continue in Pakistan
• U.S. Armed Forces Continue Their Preparations
• Celebrities Hold Tribute Telethon
• The Aftermath of September 11
• Attacks to Cost Insurance More Than Companies $20 Billion
• Investigators Attempt to Understand al Qaeda
• Conflicting Reports Surface in Supposed Spy Plane Shoot-Down
• `Ground Zero' has Become, Simply, `The Ruins'
• Search for Suspects Extends Beyond U.S. Borders
• The Unfortunate Backlash in Terrorism's Wake
• Attempting to Report in Taliban Territory
• America's New War: Continuing Developments
• Americans Faced With Post-Terrorism Fears
• What May be in Store for Combatants in Afghanistan
• Authorities Continue Clearing Rubble in New York
• Bush Plots Strategy at Camp David
• Bush Agenda Has Changes Drastically
• Number of Missing Persons in New York Rises to 6,333
• The Importance of U.S. Special Operations Personnel
• Turkey Stands Behind U.S.
• Turkey to Allow U.S. to Use Air Bases
• Taliban Reports Spy Plane Shot Down
• Second Troops Deployment Order in the Works
• International Perspective on Terrorist Attacks

September 16, 2001

• America's New War

September 15, 2001