The Attack and Aftermath
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Two more anthrax cases confirmed; DC on alert
In New York, the baby boy of an ABC News employee tested positive for anthrax, a government official said. In Florida, a second employee at a supermarket tabloid has the more-deadly form of inhaled anthrax, officials said. And in Washington, a letter opened by an aide to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle also tested positive.
Part of Boca Raton post office closed after anthrax spores found
BOCA RATON, Fla. – A small amount of anthrax spores have been found in a post office that handled mail for a publisher where the germ killed a man earlier this month, authorities said Monday.
Number of people exposed to anthrax jumps to a dozen amid fears of bioterrorism
NEW YORK – Americans returning to work faced anxious moments opening envelopes after the number of people across the nation exposed to anthrax sent through the mail jumped.
• Countries brace for bioterrorism as anthrax scare spreads
Nevada health officials say results from anthrax tests on four workers negative
RENO, Nev. – Four of six Microsoft employees who touched a contaminated letter tested negative for anthrax, Nevada health officials said Sunday.
More anthrax exposures reported in Florida, NY
America's anthrax scare widened from New York to Nevada on Saturday, and a Florida tabloid publishing firm said that five more of its employees had tested positive for exposure to the potentially deadly bacteria.
ANTHRAX BACKGROUND INFORMATION
• Inside an anthrax attack
• Testing's not easy for anthrax, and experts worry about confusing headlines
• U.S. military's Web site for anthrax info (multimedia)
• Anthrax links
• Biological & Chemical warfare
MORE ON THE ATTACK AND AFTERMATH
Saturday, Oct. 13
• 5 more in Fla. exposed to anthrax
• Earlier mail to NBC caused anthrax
• Anthrax test positive in Nevada
• New York case raises fears
• Anthrax test negative in NYT letter
• Thousands in Europe protest bombing
• Deadly riots reported in Nigeria
Friday, Oct. 12
• Second tests for anthrax negative on Nevada letter
• Letter to Nevada Microsoft office tests 'presumptively positive' for anthrax
• New York case raises fears of anthrax
• Muslim ruling endorses U.S. action
• Bush drops briefing restrictions
• Airlines flunk first security test
• USS Cole memorial dedicated Video from WVEC.com
Thursday, Oct. 11
• Pakistani troops fire on protesters
• Bush says hijackers "died in vain"
• Officials, workers gather at Ground Zero for moment of silence
Wednesday, Oct. 10
• New York lawmakers vow to fight for billions in federal aid for city's recovery
Tuesday, Oct. 9
• Suspicious incident at Maryland subway
• Man tries to enter plane cockpit
• Columbus Day parade marches up New York City's Fifth Avenue
Saturday, Oct. 6
• Malaysia says U.S. not seeking revenge
• Taliban offers U.S. aid workers deal
• Pakistan deporting 89 Arab aid workers
Friday, Oct. 5
• Bin Laden evidence detailed
• Russian plane explodes in flight
• NYC disaster costs up to $105 billion
• U.S.: Maybe Ukraine missile hit plane
Coverage archives
• The first 24 hours of coverage (9/11-9/12)
• The second 24 hours of coverage (9/12-9/13)
• The third 24 hours of coverage (9/13-9/14)
• 9/14-9/16
• 9/16-9/17
• 9/18-9/19
• 9/19-9/20
• 9/20-9/21
• 9/22-9/28
• 9/29-10/4