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	Audio Young widow reflects on terrorist attacks

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FBI lists 'most wanted' terrorists

Taliban anti-aircraft batteries open fire on high-flying U.S. jets.

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U.S.-Canada crossings shut Threat closes border in Vt., N.Y.

Bush: Pull bin Laden tapes Says there could be coded messages.

Anthrax update Fla. strain may have been made in Iowa in 1950s.

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	An look at targets hit during the third day of strikes
	Background of Bush's war council
	How a Stinger missile works
	Examining the bombers involved in the attack
	How a Tomahawk cruise missile works

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	Video: Taliban claims bin Laden is still alive and safe
	Video: FBI investigates Fla. anthrax case (WTSP-TV)

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Gallery: Images of America at war

Afghanistan under fire

Taliban stands firm Group says it can still defend Afghanistan and that bin Laden is still alive.
Use of special forces likely to be next Troops may be used to train rebels, look for terrorists, encourage Afghans to help U.S.
Al-Qa'eda spokesman calls for holy war Bin Laden representative says Bush has launched 'crusade' against Afghanistan.

Aftermath of terror

Widows cope with disaster Of people missing in World Trade Center, 81% are men and their median age is 39.
Fleeing Afghans have few options 500,000 people move north in search of shelter, and numbers likely to climb.

Pakistan seeks to isolate refugees New arrivals to be restricted to camps in shadeless, wind-blown stretches of desert.

U.S. government

Congress wants $5B for water supply Lawmakes seek to protect reservoirs, rivers, dams, treatment plants, chemical operations.
U.S. pleased with Muslim response Powell points out Egyptian president, says other Arab leaders have given support.
Terror measure stalls in Senate Feingold wants to add four amendments to limit some of the bill's police powers.

Around the world

Annan hopes war restricted to Afghanistan U.N. secretary-general 'disturbed' by statement that U.S. might attack other countries.

Indonesian students protest attacks Demonstrations against U.S. continue for third day in world's most populous Islamic nation.
Coalition strains U.S-Israel ties Experts say U.S relations with Israel are key to peace prospects in Arab world.

At work

Firms step up security efforts Companies focus on building safety to protect staff from bioterrorism threats.
Wall Street workers face layoffs Many already shaken from terrorist attacks now face threat of losing their jobs.

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TALK TODAY

The politics of travel and tourism, 3 p.m. ET

TERROR VICTIMS

USA TODAY database lists dead, missing

BASEBALL PLAYOFFS

Quest for a title: Complete coverage of postseason play

TECH REVIEWS

PCs' first line of defense, interactive encyclopedias

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• Seinfeld special raises $2M
• S. African train crash hurts 102

The economy

Wall Street gains Stocks rally as investors shrug off Motorola cuts, look for bargains.

Disaster planning Plans can reduce confusion in event of an emergency.

Economists honored Three share Nobel Prize for research on how information affects markets.

Nation

What happened to Gary Condit? Updates on the stories that used to absorb the USA, including killer Texas mom and shark attacks.
Preschoolers sickened by E. coli Fourteen children in Minnesota get sick after visiting apple orchard; two still remain hospitalized.

Sports

Larry Johnson hangs up sneakers Ongoing back trouble forces New York forward to retire from NBA.
Arizona beats St. Louis 1-0 Schilling three-hits punchless Cardinals in Game 1 of their National League playoff.

World

Nobel Prize for chemistry awarded Three scientists win for molecular research used in making medicines.

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