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Grim-faced president says terrorists failed to break American spirit; pledges nation will go after its attackers.

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LATEST HEADLINES

Attacks rattle Americans

Eighty-six percent view Tuesday's strikes as acts of war, poll shows

Messages point to bin Laden

Plane manifests include names connected to alleged terrorist

Erik Brady: World has changed

Day of unfolding horrors strips America of innocence, security

PHOTOS

		A pictorial look at the attacks on New York and Washington

		The country reacts to Tuesday's tragedy

GRAPHICS

		An interactive look at the attack on the Pentagon

		Map of where flights departed, intended destinations, crash sites

		Animated illustration of how the World Trade Center attack unfolded

AUDIO / VIDEO

		Pentagon attack devastates building (WUSA-TV)

		USATODAY.com's Stephen Borelli witnessed WTC collapse

U.S. GOES TO HIGH ALERT

Officials had warning A month ago, federal officials were ordered to warn air carriers of 'credible evidence' of strike.

Navy sends ships to New York, Washington Navy installations along the East Coast also tighten security to highest levels.

Instant messaging steps in for phones With lines clogged, many people used chat software to communicate.

Disney closes, Emmys postponed All sporting events, including Tuesday's baseball games, also called off.

WORLD DENOUNCES ATTACKS

Most nations condemn attacks, offer support Arafat also offers sympathy, but Palestinians in West Bank celebrate attack.

Canada tightens border Canadian government increases security in major cities; accepts flights headed for U.S.

Aid workers in Afghanistan fear reprisals Swedish aid group looks to evacuate workers in case USA strikes at Bin Laden.

MARKETS ROCKED

Wall Street closed on Wednesday Stock markets to remain shut for second-straight day.

Does a disaster await markets? With no precedent, strategists torn on long-term fallout.

Cost to insurers will be high Strikes on World Trade Center, Pentagon will be costliest man-made catastrophe in U.S. history.

EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS

Bodies seen falling from towers 'It was either people leaping as they flew out or they were being sucked out of the building.'

'I hung up ... and boom' Army lieutenant colonel describes the mayhem at the Pentagon.

View to a tragedy from N.J. Hundreds watch disaster unfold from Lookout Point in Eagle Rock Reservation.

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