Bush rethinks philosophy President re-evaluates why and how the U.S. goes to war in wake of Sept. 11 attacks.
U.S. message is difficult to deliver Officials concede they have to do better job trying to win broad support from world's Muslims.

Civilian death count disputed Rumsfeld dismisses Taliban claims of hundreds of deaths; U.S. jets intensify bombing attack.
Annan: Civilians in danger U.N. secretary-general urges both sides to take 'all possible precautions' to avoid non-military casualties.

Postal Service takes precautions Employees nationwide worried as N.J. workers tested after showing possible symptoms.
Demand for Cipro rising Despite warnings not to stockpile only approved anti-anthrax drug, prescriptions rise 62% in New York.
A nervous nation rethinks habits 27% of Americans say they will change lives to reduce odds of being a victim of a terrorist attack.
Second Florida tabloid employee has anthrax Man's health improves; employee had been diagnosed as having pneumonia first.

Israel eases restrictions; militant killed Military pulls back in West Bank as car blast kills Islamic extremist.
Concorde starts service on Nov. 7 Improvements ordered by aviation officials include a strengthened fuel tank liner, stronger tires.