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U.S. claims preliminary success

Airport near Afghan capital, Taliban base of Kandahar targeted.

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2nd anthrax case found FBI considers possibility of bioterrorism.

Wall Street wobbles Stocks look for direction after retaliation.

Palestinians decry link Leadership distances itself from bin Laden.

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FULL INDEX

	A look at which Taliban targets were hit
	Examining the bombers involved in the attack
	How countries are supporting war on terrorism
	How a Tomahawk cruise missile works
	Map shows where key U.S. forces are located
	A look at the new unmanned spy planes
	Afghanistan at a glance
	Civil war: Northern Alliance vs. the Taliban
	Learn more about the Taliban
	Interactive map follows the hunt for terrorists

Afghanistan in turmoil

Northern Alliance plans offensive Alliance top strategist says renewed attack 'is all just a matter of days now.'
Agencies: Food airdrops not enough Without land troops, no way to prevent gunmen from stealing packages from starving families.
Bin Laden suits up for war Suspected terrorist likely wore U.S. military clothing in video; tape provides few clues to whereabouts.

British report on strikes Defense secretary says troops made progress during first offensive.

Pakistani unrest

Hard-liners demand holy war Pro-Taliban clerics denounce strikes, urge Muslims to wage jihad against U.S.
Cleric arrested Pro-Taliban cleric put under house arrest to keep him from leading anti-American protests.

Allies join the fight

Attacks may go beyond Afghanistan U.S. tells U.N. it reserves the right to strike at terrorist cells beyond the South Asian country.
Blair hints attacks may expand British prime minister says initial airstrikes were successful; other military options now being considered.

France offers to join strike Chirac pledges direct support for U.S. military actions in Afghanistan.

Around the world

Bosnian police make arrest Man linked to one of bin Laden's top aides taken into custody.
Pakistan backs strikes President says his endorsement of attacks has widespread approval despite uprising.

Many Muslims denounce attacks Moderate Arab states remaim quiet; many Muslims say strikes are attack on Islam.

Around the nation

Parade takes on patriotic tone in NYC Giuliani marches in Columbus Day Parade, urges people not 'to let terrorism hinder us.'

More than 600 arrested to date Investigators are still looking for 229 who might have information on Sept. 11 attacks.

War is no easy decision A timeline of events and decisions from Sept. 11 on; President: ' I gave them fair warning.'
Poll shows strong support 90% overwhelmingly support military action, 92% approve of Bush.

Plane gets F-16 escorts American Airliners jetliner lands in Chicago after passenger tries to enter cockpit.

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TALK TODAY

Rick James discusses his music career, 7 ET

TERROR VICTIMS

USA TODAY database lists dead, missing

NFL PICKS

See how you fared against the competition.

TECH REVIEWS

Fujitsu: Get a Life(Book), Office for the Mac, and more

MORE NEWS

• U.S. qualifies for World Cup
• Barry Bonds hits 73rd
• Five U.N. workers killed in crash
• 'Training Day' a box office hit

The economy

Job searches take longer Unemployed find positions in short supply.

Economic effect Consumer confidence may improve if war goes well.

Japanese markets open lower Nikkei down 0.6% in early trading.

Baseball

Seattle starting from scratch Mariners won 116 games in the regular season, but they're back to 0-0 when playoffs begin Tuesday.

World news

Saudi official won't rule out link Interior Minister Prince Nayef: Saturday's Khobar bombing may be associated with Sept. 11 attacks.
114 people killed in Italy Jet hits small plane on runway, plows into nearby building and explodes.
Salvage celebrated Sunken Russian submarine Kursk now on barge a year after sinking in the Barents Sea with 118-man crew.

Weather

Powerful Iris to hit Central America Strongest hurricane this season barrels toward the coast with top winds of 140 mph.

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