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October 21, 2001
• Northern Alliance: Different Approach to Education for Girls and Women.
• Heightened Security Alert at Nuclear Power Plants
• Interview with Dr. Philip Tierno
• Army Rangers Identified After Helicopter Crash
• Bush Returns from Shanghai, APEC
• Military Campaign Moves Into a New Phase
• 'Weaponizing' Anthrax: Additional Steps to Make it More Lethal
• Afghan Refugees Pour into Pakistan
• U.S.-Led War Planes Strike Taliban Front-Line
• U.S.-Led Forces Have 'Free Reign' Over Afghanistan
• Six Cases of Skin Anthrax, Three Cases of Inhalation Anthrax So Far
• Latest Case of Inhalation Anthrax: Postal Worker in Washington, D.C. Area.


October 14, 2001
• A Look at Other News of the Week
• Author and Market Analyst David Brancaccio Talks About the Stock Market
• Reports of Anthrax Exposure From Florida, Boston, New York
• Is the Military Prepared for Afghan Winter?
• Latest on U.S. Air Strikes
• Anthrax Found in Three States, Four Confirmed Exposure Cases
• Protests in Nigeria Turn Violent
• Secretary Powell En Route to Pakistan
• New Round of Air Strikes Pounds Afghanistan
• Bush Rejects Taliban's Offer to Turn Over bin Laden to Third Party
• What Happens in Afghanistan Without the Taliban?
• President Bush to Taliban: `No Negotiation, Period'


October 07, 2001
• America Strikes Back: Paul Bremmer and Richard Holbrooke Discuss U.S. Strikes in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: U.S. Attacks Jalalabad; European Union Throws Support Behind Strikes in Afghanistan


September 30, 2001
• America's New War: Tracking the Terrorists
• America's New War: Life Inside the Taliban
• America Aid Workers Imprisoned in Afghanistan
• Target: Terrorism - Locating bin Laden
• America's New War: Terrorist Threats Should America Retaliate
• Target: Terrorism - Finding Osama bin Laden
• America Recovers: How They Survived
• America's New War: America's Choices and Options in Afghanistan
• America's New War: United Flight 93
• Afghanistan Native Tells About Life in His Homeland
• Ashcroft Warns the Nation More Terrorist Attacks Are Coming
• White House Reacts to Taliban Claims bin Laden Is Under Taliban's Control
• Taliban Admits Sheltering Osama bin Laden


September 23, 2001
• Investors Hope for Better Week on Wall Street
• Yankee Stadium Interfaith Service Honored Victims
• Could Terrorists Pose a Biochemical Threat?
• Attack on America Unites Capitol Hill
• Bush's Approval Rating Soars


September 17, 2001
• Lawrence Korb discusses the draft.


September 16, 2001
• America's New War


September 09, 2001
• What Needs to be Done to Save Social Security?
• Washington Discusses Measures to Help the U.S. Economy
• Some Secrets to Barry Bonds' Success
• Has South Africa Changed Much Since Apartheid?
• Why a Good NFL Referee is Invisible
• Hurricane Erin Heads Toward Bermuda
• Sacramento Police Look for a Killer
• 15-Year-Old Becomes First Amputee to Cross Lake Erie
• Interracial Couple Faces Intolerance
• Track Gives Californians Legal Place to Race
• President Faces Political Pressure for Sagging Economy
• Sacramento Police Search for Man Suspected of Killing Four
• Bermuda Will Face Brush With Hurricane Erin


September 02, 2001
• Ed McMahon Talks About His Annual Telethon
• Gary Condit Faces Trouble in Washington
• Declaration Against Israel Causes Dissension at the U.N. Conference on Racism
• McDonald's Giveaway Contest Confusing to Some
• Former Teen Heartthrob Troy Stevens Dies at 65
• Lab in Texas Looks for Remains of Soldiers Missing in Action in the Vietnam War
• Shark Attack Kills Boy in Virginia Beach
• Standoff Between Police and a Man Facing Weapons and Drug Charges Is Under Way in Michigan
• Movie Actor Troy Donahue Dies
• Shark Kills 10-Year-Old Boy in Virginia Beach


August 26, 2001
• Study Shows Religious Teenagers Have More Self-Esteem
• Four Winning Powerball Tickets Were Sold in Four States
• Can Congressman Condit Get Reelected?
• Singer/Actress Aaliyah Dead at 22
• California Boy Saves the Life of an Ecuadorian Child
• Four Powerball Winners Still Have Not Claimed Their Prize


August 19, 2001
• Train Conductor Saves the Life of Oregon Boy
• Federal Reserve Meets on Tuesday to Discuss Interest Rates
• Researchers Developing New Treatments for Alcoholism
• Budget War Has Began
• Creditors of Brunei's Prince Jefri Auction Off His Personal Belongings
• Code Red Warm Will Strike Tonight
• Fires Continue to Burn in Western United States
• Tropical Storm Chantal Threatens Island Communities in the Caribbean
• Three Surfers Suffer Shark Bites During Competition in Florida


August 12, 2001
• National HIV Prevention Conference Gets Under Way Tomorrow
• Rehab Centers Open in Residential Areas in California
• Football Players Try to Beat the Heat
• State Prison Population Went Down Over the Last Half of 2000
• Rumsfeld Will Talk With Russia About Missile Defense
• The Stem Cell Research Decision Will Now Shift to Congress
• State of Wisconsin Plans to Provide Voicemail to the Homeless
• Family Members Remember 118 Sailors Lost at Sea
• First Lawsuit Against Firestone Tires Goes to Trial Tomorrow
• Suicide Bomber in Israel Injures 20


August 05, 2001
• Entrepreneur Tries Again to Be First to Circumnavigate the Globe in a Hot Air Balloon
• Why Do Americans Move So Often?
• Media Attention Continues to Zoom in on Congressman Condit
• Tropical Storm Barry Moves Toward the Gulf Coast
• Medical Care in America: Debate Continues
• Entertainer Sheila Walsh Talks About Her Struggle With Depression


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