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Michelle could threaten Florida

Opposition: Bombardment is weakening Taliban defenses of capital.

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Rumsfeld talks nuclear cuts Defense secretary in Moscow.

U.S. chopper crashes Pentagon blames weather; crew rescued.

NY Post worker has anthrax Third employee has skin form.

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USA TODAY's Tim Friend: Rain muddies war effort

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	How the U.S. uses a 'kill box' to attack targets
	How bacteria build resistance to antibiotics
	A look at how cutaneous anthrax is contracted
	A look at Afghan targets hit by U.S. bombers, missiles

Investigation

Some detainees remain silent Investigators believe at least five men held in N.Y. may have vital information about terror plot.

Around the world

Turkish police arrest Islamic militants Five suspected Islamic militants detained after trying to travel to Afghanistan for a "jihad."
Pakistani authorities release nuclear scientists Two men were questioned about aid projects they run in Afghanistan.

Anthrax developments

Nation tries to return to normal Capitol, Supreme Court cleanup under way; questions remain.
Anthrax in Pakistan Newspaper evacuates its editorial offices after letters tests positive for spores.
Tips and info on mail safety Experts answer questions on anthrax and mail handling now.

Washington

Bush finds allies against terrorism Nigerian leader says nation "will remain steadfastly part of that coalition" as bridge to Islamic world.
Government to block more terrorist assets More than 20 entities now subject to tougher regulations blocking finances.

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How to make falling interest rates work for you

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	Robert Bianco offers his Emmy predictions
	Get the scoop on Martin Sheen, Alias and more

Around the nation

New York's mayor race gets hot Republican Michael Bloomberg has pulled about even with Democrat Mark Green.
Surgeon general to leave office David Satcher plans to step down in February, after four-year term ends.

The Economy

Blue chips rally Stocks climb as investors bet economy can't get much worse.

Mortgage rates fall Decision to stop issuing 30-year bonds gives home buyers a quick break.

Unemployment jumps Jobless rate soars to 5.4% in October.

Sports

Yanks take 3-2 World Series edge to desert Diamondbacks will depend on a pair of aces when showdown resumes on Saturday.

Davenport will end year No. 1 Victory in Munich semifinals allows American to pass Capriati atop women's tennis rankings.

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