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Rumsfeld: Taliban defenses hurt

Forces resume bombing missions; Taliban reports Kandahar strikes.

Full story | Photo gallery | Attack map | al-Qa'eda response | Index

Latest Headlines

Bush cracks down on leaks Restricts security briefings.

Anthrax foul play suspected Fla. cases unlikely to be random.

USA on high alert America ramps up homeland defense.

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FULL INDEX

	How a Stinger missile works
	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
	A look at the new unmanned spy planes
	Afghanistan at a glance
	Civil war: Northern Alliance vs. the Taliban
	Learn more about the Taliban

Afghanistan under fire

Taliban: Strikes have killed dozens U.N. appeals for non-combatant protection.
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.

U.S. government

'Bush Doctrine' established President's rules of engagement make any country that harbors terrorists a potential target.
Sea marshals scrutinize water Coast Guard closely inspects ships coming into San Francisco, New York, Houston, Seattle.

Allies join the fight

NATO to send U.S. six warships Announcement follows pledge to send five AWACS surveillance jets to monitor U.S.
Blair hints attacks may expand British prime minister says initial airstrikes were successful; other military options now being considered.

Around the world

Pakistani police kill 4 youths Violent anti-American protests rage in pro-Taliban regions with help of Muslim mullahs.
Americans keep low profile abroad Some are fearful living overseas, away from protection of U.S. government.

Palestinians' protests close schools Uprising that killed 2, injured 210 sparked by U.S. attacks in Afghanistan.

Around the nation

Cyberspace could be next target 'Moonlight Maze' hacker group has eluded FBI, CIA and National Security Agency.
More than 600 arrested Investigators are still looking for 229 who might have information on Sept. 11 attacks.

Business travel

Avoiding high-risk areas Corporate security consultant warns travelers of dangerous security risks worldwide.
Fliers limited to 1 carry-on But new FAA security rules now allow you to bring nail clippers, tweezers, syringes.

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TALK TODAY

Bioterrorism and anthrax, 2 p.m.

TERROR VICTIMS

USA TODAY database lists dead, missing

BASEBALL PLAYOFFS

As postseason begins, tell us who will win the World Series

TECH REVIEWS

Rumbling home theater technology, faster PCs, and more

MORE NEWS

• Rush Limbaugh is nearly deaf
• O.J. Simpson back in court
• 35 in Hawaii have dengue fever
• Hollywood on alert
• S. African train crash hurts 102

The economy

Stocks head lower Investors grab a few profits amid continued uncertainty.

Investors cautioned Officials warn about penny stocks touted as 'sure things' in attack aftermath.

Microsoft loses appeal Supreme Court, as expected, leaves antitrust judgment intact.

Subway incident in Maryland

Man sprayed substance into the air Suspect in custody; authorities don't believe it was a terrorist act.

Auto racing

Jarrett urges restraint Winston Cup drivers calls on NASCAR to make head-and-neck safety devices mandatory.

World news

20 feared dead in Belize Eight surive as diving boat capsizes amid hurricane surge; Iris now downgraded to a tropical depression.
China sets sights on the moon Beijing plans to send a probe to the moon soon and hopes to launch manned satellite by end of decade.
Three win Nobel Prize for physics Group honored for research in the atomic properties of ultra-cold gases.

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