The U.S. Response
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Scott Applewhite / AP
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an end-of-the-year meeting with reporters in the Oval Office at the White
House in Washington, Friday, Dec. 21, 2001, President Bush said the United
States does not know the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden but vowed that the
terrorist mastermind will be found--dead or alive. With first lady Laura
Bush by his side, the president also discussed the sagging U.S. economy,
the mixed success of his domestic agenda and the fate of an American who
fought alongside the Taliban.
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New baggage screening law begins
WASHINGTON — Airlines began new baggage screening techniques at the nation's airports Friday morning, but passengers who showed up fearing the worst encountered few delays.
State of Union speech to focus on terrorism war
DURHAM, N.H. — President Bush plans to focus his first State of the Union address on the war against terrorism and efforts to protect against future attacks, leaving little room for traditional domestic issues.
Groups object to Justice focus on Mideast men
WASHINGTON — Action by the Justice Department to find and remove thousands of Middle Eastern men who have ignored orders to leave the country sparked complaints of racial bias by civil rights groups.
Monday, Jan. 7
• Many who pledged aren't giving blood
• Bush installs new transportation security chief
• U.S. delegation finds Afghan woes
Sunday, Jan. 6
• U.S. ready to help Uzbekistan
• Tougher preflight questions?
Saturday, Jan. 5
• Two rescued aid workers get book deal
Friday, Jan. 4
• Pilot wanted mug shots of terrorists
Thursday, Jan. 3
• U.S. extends security alert through Olympics
• Afghan leader Karzai to visit U.S.
• Airline passengers to pay security fee
Wednesday, Jan. 2
• Food aid doubles
Tuesday, Jan. 1
• Pentagon reconstruction to cost $700 million
• 500,000 greet new year in New York
• Americans upbeat about future
Saturday, Dec. 29
• Team interrogates al-Qaida members
• Bush leans on Pakistan's president
Friday, Dec. 28
• Bush pledges to capture bin Laden
Tuesday, Dec. 25
• U.S. wants to help Yemen in search
Saturday, Dec. 22
• Terror victims' aid offices open
• U.S. investigating airstrike
Thursday, Dec. 20
• Anti-terror compromise approved
• Terms for victims fund announced
• Bush announces more frozen assets
Wednesday, Dec. 19
• Terrorist financing database could be running in two months
Monday, Dec. 16
• Walker may not face treason charges
• Americans charged with treason
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