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Search goes back to square one

Officials worry anthrax may have spread beyond mail system, media.

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U.S. confirms ground troops Rumsfeld calls number 'modest.'

Ford fires its CEO William Clay Ford replaces Jacques Nasser.

Consumer confidence plummets Index now at 7 1/2-year low.

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	A look at Afghan targets hit by U.S. forces through Monday
	A look at how cutaneous anthrax is contracted
	An updated look at anthrax cases and exposures
	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

Rebels move elite forces Northern Alliance fighters are ready for push toward Kabul with help of 800 troops near front line.

Anthrax developments

EPA may use gas to clean Hart building Chlorine dioxide is fastest, least disruptive approach to decontaminate offices.
Another case of anthrax confirmed in N.J. Female postal employee worked at contaminated Hamilton Township facility.

Around the nation

N.Y. detainees claim mistreatment Many Middle Eastern men held in secret; some allege abuse behind bars.
Mineta vows better airport security Says government agents will make sure passengers and luggage are properly screened.

Around the world

Tony Blair rallies British support Prime minister: al-Qa'eda terrorist group will kill again unless it is stopped.
Saddam calls on U.S. to stop attacking Afghanistan Iraqi leader blames U.S. foreign policy for terrorist strikes.

Technology front

A tech call to arms Defense against terrorists demands fast computers, security software made in tech labs.

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TALK LIVE

Duke Fakir of The Four Tops, 3 p.m. ET Wednesday

COLLEGE HOTLINE

Experts answer your college admissions questions

INSTANT REPLAY

Audio: Steelers not just riding Bus; Flutie vs. Johnson

TECH REVIEWS

MSN, AOL battle over cyberspace, Win XP sales, and more

LIFE NEWS

• Jackson hopes to be Invincible

• The making of a Civil War epic

• Diners forgo foie gras finery

The Economy

Major Ford recall
Company to pull back one million vehicles to fix faulty switch.

BB gun maker under fire
Safety agency sues Daisy Manufacturing.

Stocks stuck in mud
After Monday's tumble, growing fears keep markets lower.

Nation and world

U.S. to Israel: Stop wrecking Palestinian homes State Dept. says actions undermine 'confidence and trust' between parties.
Spam in the cross hairs Supreme Court allows suit involving tough spam law to proceed.
Time running out to claim tax rebate checks Taxpayers should claim undelivered checks by Dec. 5.

NBA tips off tonight

Michael Jordan returns to the court Legend begins taking on NBA's young stars and they're ready for the challenge.

Online music

Napster to relaunch in 2002 Music-swapping Web site's secure service is delayed because of difficulties getting content.

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