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Bush: Freedom at any cost

WALL STREET REOPENS

Despite the Fed slashing rate to 3%, stocks post sharp declines with airline, insurance stocks hardest hit.

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Post Office resumes air delivery

Ban on using commercial airlines for delivering mail is dropped

Bin Laden's fate given to clerics

Taliban will let a grand council decide whether to hand over Saudi extremist

IMF, World Bank cancel

Meeting to be held in D.C. Sept. 29-30 is called off due to security concerns

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		Aftermath of terror: U.S. stock market reopens

		A day of prayer for those lost in Tuesday's attacks

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		An explanation of Osama bin Laden's organization

		See how some survivors escaped from the World Trade Center

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Military families, markets, poll reinforces action

On Antietam anniv., reflections on America's bloodiest days

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Environmental impact of the WTC collapse, 3:30 p.m. ET

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ECONOMIC FALLOUT

European bank cuts rates

Airline stocks drop sharply

Oil prices fall

European markets surge

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HUNT FOR TERRORISTS

Anti-Taliban groups vow to help Opposition in Afghanistan supports American actions against the Taliban.

Uzbekistan may host U.S. for retaliation Country will consider allowing U.S. to use its military bases for staging strikes.

President has new safety steps Bush's schedule, which used to be made public in advance, now will be secret.

Military now a presence on home front Fighter jets, aircraft carriers and destroyers guard both coasts.

THE AFTERMATH

Bush approval rating soars 88 percent of Americans think that the United States should take military action to retaliate.

New Yorkers return to work Neighborhoods opened for business as smoke still rises from the Trade Center rubble.

Latest on death toll, victims Death toll expected to climb well into the thousands as recovery efforts continue.

WASHINGTON

Passengers likely halted attack on D.C. Businessmen, hijackers were apparently locked in a desperate struggle aboard Flight 93.

Lawmakers reorder their priorities Congress focuses full attention on the nation's security, putting aside other issues.

CIA operations must change Policy of not paying sources for information may be scrapped, Vice President Cheney says.

AROUND THE NATION, WORLD

Stadium silence ends today Baseball first to return to action with six games on schedule.

Who is Osama bin Laden? We answer your questions about the Saudi millionaire and why has he declared a holy war against the United States.

Stadium security Many fans uneasy about attending sporting events in light of the recent terrorist attacks.

A look at the Taliban Afghanistan's hardline rulers rose to power with bin Laden's help - now they bring the region to the brink of war.

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