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Taliban says it has bin Laden

Attorney general warns danger likely to increase if U.S. retaliates.

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Taliban: USA lacks courage Leader says nation won't attack.

S. Vietnamese leader dies Thieu passes away at Mass. home.

Two held in police killing Twins accused in Colo. deputy's death.

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VICTIMS

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	Interactive map shows potential troop staging areas
	Interactive map shows where the hunt is on

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	Bush, Jordanian king discuss counterterrorism
	Pakistan overwhelmed with Afghan refugees

Around the nation, world

Anti-Taliban force gathers Opposition rallies in Rome, meets with U.S. official, makes plans to reinvigorate religious masses.
'SNL' cuts the comedy NBC skit show opens with Giuliani's somber remembrance, Paul Simon's song of perseverance The Boxer.

Hunt for terrorists

U.S. said to be alert for bioterror President's HHS secretary tells 60 Minutes that nation won't be caught off guard by biological attacks.
Day of terror had $500,000 bankroll Large cash withdrawals, frequent travel marked hijackers' movements, investigation source says.
Algerian suspect returned to France Man arrested in Britain had fled Paris after 6 other Algerians had been arrested on Sept. 21.
Pakistan shuts down camps Harakat ul-Mujahedeen closes 7 offices after U.S. declares group a terrorist organization.

The aftermath

U.S.-led coalition causes angst Iranian officials say United Nations, not U.S., should lead campaign against terrorism.
Travelers advisory State Department cautions Americans abroad to 'review their circumstances carefully.'

Military buildup

Defense means data In the war on terrorism, defense spending likely to focus as much on electronics as bombs and bullets.
Airliner shoot-downs Bush, Rumsfeld and then at least 3 generals authorized to order attack on threatening jet.

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PIGSKIN POOL

Make your picks now for this weekend's games

RAISING SUB

High seas may delay effort; graphic shows how sub will be recovered

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Around the nation, world

Jennifer Lopez ties the knot Singer marries choreographer Cris Judd in a private ceremony.
Mideast clashes Three Palestinians killed in Gaza Strip during demonstrations in support of uprising.

Big screen, little screen

Hearts of Atlantis Intrigue, fine acting by Anthony Hopkins and Anton Yelchin course through 'Hearts.'
Fall TV preview Read reviews, get a rundown of what's new and watch clips of what's new on TV.

Spotlight on Microsoft

Judge orders talks Government and company ordered to enter into intensive negotiations.

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