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A jet
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Searching for
victims, hunting the terrorists
Powell
says evidence on Osama bin Laden will be shared soon
The United States will soon share evidence with allies that details how Osama
bin Laden and his al-Qaida terrorist network are tied to the Sept. 11 attacks,
Bush administration officials said Sunday.
U.S.
doubts bin Laden is missing
Afghanistan's ruling Taliban have been unable to locate alleged terrorist mastermind
Osama bin Laden for the past two days, the Taliban ambassador to Pakistan said
Sunday. U.S. officials cast doubt on the claim.
Powell
says non-compliant nations "risk further isolation and increasing pressure"
Secretary of State Colin Powell said Friday that he hopes nations that harbor
terrorists will soon "come to their senses" and reject terrorism, now that a
worldwide coalition is mobilizing against them.
Emirates
cut relations with Taliban
The United Arab Emirates cut diplomatic relations with Afghanistan's Taliban
rulers Saturday for refusing to surrender suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden,
the state news agency reported.
Industry would get $15 billion in grants and loan guarantees
Congress took swift action to restore vitality to a sector of the economy that
has taken a direct hit from the Sept. 11 attacks.
Bush releases $5.1 billion for spending
The money is the first installment of the $40 billion emergency package
Congress enacted last week.
Economic
recession now seems likely
Massive airline layoffs. Empty hotels and restaurants. Wall Street's biggest
weekly point decline ever. The economic damage from the terrorist attacks has
virtually guaranteed a recession this year, many economists said Friday.
MORE ON THE
ATTACK AND AFTERMATH
Friday, Sept. 21
• Militia
says it needs proof of bin Laden's guilt
• New York puts on its game face
• Bush vows to rebuild New York
• Afghans flee country, fearing war
• Boston could be terrorist target
Thursday, Sept. 20
• Congress
to examine air safety issues
• The
lucky ones: Only one New York fire company got out with every man alive
• U.S.
walks tightrope to gain Arab support
Wednesday, Sept.
19
• Pentagon
orders warplanes to Persian Gulf
• Boeing
to cut up to 30,000 jobs
• Bodies
of 2 NYPD officers found
• Attack
on Taliban wouldn't be easy
• Bin
Laden money trail worldwide
• US
moves to shore up support for war
• Charges
filed in terrorism probe
• Pakistan:
U.S. does not threaten Islam
• Islamic
clerics discuss bin Laden
Tuesday, Sept. 18
• Arafat
says he will unilaterally enforce a cease-fire
• Rescue
teams being relieved at the Pentagon as reinforcements arrive
• White
House briefly silent to mark attacks a week ago, presses plans to strike
back
• Rumsfeld:
bin Laden is just one step
• President
denounces anti-Muslim behavior
• Muslims
assisting in relief efforts
• New
Yorkers try to regain footing
• Fires
still burning in subterranean levels pose test to rescuers
• Air
marshals to tackle task of security in skies
•
Council to decide bin Laden's fate
• Bin
Laden must be brought to justice, Bush says | Text
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• Questioning
of San Antonio man stuns neighbors
• Merchants
report brisk sales of twin tower memorabilia
Coverage archives
• The
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second 24 hours of coverage (9/12-9/13)
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third 24 hours of coverage (9/13-9/14)
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