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10/17/2001 - Updated 08:30 AM ET
Anti-Taliban forces close to taking key city in Afghanistan Anti-Taliban forces close to taking key city in Afghanistan
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Experts likely behind anthrax

Spores mailed to Sen. Daschle may be weapons-grade.

Latest Headlines
Israeli minister killed Far-right official left Sharon's ruling coalition.
Bush goes to China today President to attend economic meeting.

Rethinking bin Laden Taliban seeks pause in attack, time to think.

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Anthrax scare

Alarms, hoaxes tax nation Police nationwide overwhelmed with worried calls; labs stay open overnight to test white powders.
Anthrax scare doesn't deter Congress
'The world's greatest deliberative body' refuses to stop working despite confirmed case.
Cipro plants run 24-7
Bayer triples production of anti-anthrax drug, says it won't raise price; other drugmakers may make generic version.

Retaliation

Bombs hit near Afghan capital Five explosions rock northern part of Kabul; Taliban anti-aircraft guns don't respond.
Red Cross compound hit mistakenly U.S. warplanes pound Afghanistan again, but errant strike may create major PR problem.

Inside Afghanistan

Afghan women fight oppression Females not allowed to leave houses, work, attend school or be treated by a male doctor.
U.S. broadcasts warn Taliban, inform civilians Terrorists 'will pay with their blood,' attacks not anti-Muslim, radio messages say.

Investigation
Calls link jailed suspect to hijackers Islamic radical arrested on immigration charges took flying lessons, talked to some of the hijackers.
Around the world
Powell meets Indian leader Secretary of state says U.S., India stand together against terrorism; Kashmir conflict complicates effort.
World Cup security beefed up S. Korean President Kim says no country is secure; see full transcript of USA TODAY interview.
Musharraf: U.S. has our support Pakistani president tells Powell that the U.S. has nation's backing for as long as needed.
Jordan foils weekend terrorist attempts U.S., British, Jordanian and other embassies in Lebanon were targeted for attacks.
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The Economy

More workers telecommute Terrorism boosts demand to work from home; companies struggle to respond.

Foreign workers feel heat Tech layoffs already triggered resentment; attacks made it worse.

Tech earnings mixed Analysts find few clues of a turnaround in Intel, IBM reports.

Nation

Democrats, GOP keep House seats Democrat Stephen Lynch wins in Boston; Republican Jeff Miller prevails in Florida Panhandle.
First body found in submarine debris Navy divers are looking for nine bodies on Japanese fishing ship Ehime Maru.
Real estate heir declared a fugitive Robert Durst fails to appear in court to be arraigned on murder charges.

World

John Paul II celebrates 24 years as pope Vatican bishops applaud 81-year-old pontiff on his years of service.
Sports
Johnson blanks Braves Diamondbacks' starter overcomes poor postseason reputation with three-hit shutout of Atlanta.
New Penguins coach wins A day after replacing Hlinka behind the bench, Kehoe gets victory as Pittsburgh downs Ottawa.
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