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Ford to oust its CEO today

Ashcroft tells U.S. to be on highest alert for attacks in the next week.

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Rebels move elite forces Hundreds brought to Kabul front.

More federal sites struck Anthrax found in State Department.

Preliminary tests: NYC hospital employee has inhalation anthrax.

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FULL INDEX

	A look at Afghan targets hit by U.S. forces through Monday
	A look at how cutaneous anthrax is contracted
	How letters traveled to Capitol Hill
	How anthrax spores change into toxic bacteria
	Answers to frequently asked questions about anthrax

VICTIMS

USA TODAY database lists dead, missing from Sept. 11 attacks

Afghanistan strikes

Afghan rebels heartened by airstrikes Bombing seems to be taking toll; USA TODAY's Tim Friend describes scene at front lines.
The war on five fronts Six weeks after Bush announced military strikes, battle proves to be as difficult as president warned.

Anthrax outbreak

Mail disruption hurts profits Businesses continue to await payments as anthrax-related delays begin to ease.

Search is back at square one Anthrax probe's best lead ends up widening, rather than narrowing, the possibilities.
Officials promote alternative to Cipro Experts worry that some bacteria are becoming resistant to the sought-after antibiotic.

Around the nation

Tough times for poor workers Rising unemployment hits the poor the hardest; see USA TODAY's 50-state chart of jobless benefits.
Should Americans worry? Or should they go about their day-to-day business? Congress sends mixed messages.

Around the world

Germany probes illegal Taliban 'embassy' Two Taliban officials issued visas and passports from Frankfurt office building.
Southeast Asia Islamic radicals concern U.S. Officials worry that region could provide support for terrorist tied to bin Laden.

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TALK LIVE

Richard Weiner on the NFL, noon ET Tuesday

COLLEGE HOTLINE

Experts answer your college admissions questions

BASEBALL

Full coverage of the Yankees and D'backs in the World Series

TECH REVIEWS

Gateway to mobile computing, high-tech snooping, and more

LIFE NEWS

• Monsters grabs with gags

• Books on terrorism fill shelves

• Ally, Boston Public return

The Economy

Markets face bad news Investors sell in anticipation of dismal economic reports.

BB gun recall vote Safety agency may sue Daisy Manufacturing.

More UAL changes? New CEO likely to make management changes at United.

Nation and world

Part-time instructors march for better pay Universities are relying more on low-paid adjunct faculty members, not full-time staff.
High court won't hear case on minute of silence Opponents felt moment encouraged prayer in public schools.
Milosevic still refuses to enter plea Former Yugoslav president calls case against him a 'false indictment.'

Monday Night Football

Steelers steamroll Titans Pittsburgh moves to 5-1 on the season with 34-7 victory over AFC Central-rival Tennessee.

College football

Miami still trails in BCS Sooners stay ahead of Hurricanes in latest poll despite loss to new No. 1 team, Nebraska.

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