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Race gives NYC's spirits a lift

Rumsfeld: Afghan regime 'not functioning' as a government.

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Michelle hits Cuba Florida Keys evacuated as hurricane nears.

5th week of bombing Rebels say they have launched major attack.

New anthrax spores Veterans Affairs Med Center contaminated.

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	How pilots use 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

War of words

Bin Laden condemns United Nations Latest videotaped message blasts Arab leaders who are calling for peace in the Middle East.
Arab leaders reject bin Laden Foreign ministers say he is fighting war against world and 'does not speak for Arabs and Muslims.'

Anthrax developments

Third N.J. postal site contaminated One of 100 swabs tests positive for bacteria at Bellmawr mail distribution center.
Tips and info on mail safety Experts answer questions on anthrax and mail handling.

Around the nation, world

Tony Blair to brief European leaders British prime minister will discuss Mideast trip, efforts to shore up Muslim support.
Federal employees wanted Uncle Sam's search for staff to replace retiring emergency workers becomes urgent after attacks.
Some Afghans want bin Laden gone People interviewed in capital indicate they wish 'the guest' would pack up and leave.

Washington

Secret CIA office destroyed Officials scoured WTC rubble in search of intelligence reports, documents lost in undercover station.
Winter could help U.S. track Taliban High-tech heat sensors on jet fighters, helicopters can zero in on troops where they hide.

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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

Election 2001

Vote for mayors, governors overshadowed by war Voters assess candidates on their ability to manage recovery.

Virginia candidates court last-minute voters Election seemingly up for grabs as gubernatorial candidates crisscross state.

Around the nation

Woman says she had gun on flight N.Y. police arrest passenger for carrying loaded weapon as she attempted to board return flight.

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 as recession fears deepen.

Sports

Sorenstam in the money Swede sets LPGA money-winning mark with victory at Mizuno Classic in Japan.

U.S. gymnast takes gold Sean Townsend excels on parallel bars at World Gymnastics Championships.

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