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Turbulence may have torn tail

Pentagon says military campaign, intelligence is 'tightening the noose.'

Full story | Strikes have killed Taliban, al-Qa'eda leaders | Index

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Bush, Putin end summit No signs of deal on missile defense.

Aviation security deal House, Senate will iron out plan today.

8 aid workers released 'It's a miracle,' says German worker.

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Studio, online fans call truce on eve of Harry Potter premiere

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	Afghan areas held, attacked by Northern Alliance
	Weapons of the Taliban

FLIGHT 587 GRAPHIC

Investigators examine the tail for clues

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	The Daily Grind: 10 ways to skirt the 'overqualified' stamp
	Movie Kernels: Rambo to the rescue; more Matrix clips

SEPT. 11 VICTIMS

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Fighting terrorism

Mullah Omar makes threat Taliban leader tells BBC destruction of U.S. 'will happen within a short period of time.'
United to install stun guns in cockpits Airline is first major carrier to place Taser guns on its entire fleet.
Manhunt on for Yemeni man Suspect failed repeatedly to get into the U.S.; thought by FBI to be 20th hijacker.
Deserted lab points to chemical weapons bid Fleeing Taliban leave foul-smelling liquids, jars, chemical materials behind in Kabul.
Few places left for bin Laden to hide Speculation mounts about al-Qa'eda terrorists in Nangarhar province near Jalalabad.

Nation

Grand jury subpoenas Condit documents Papers relating to missing intern wanted; rep. is considering whether to comply.
Pataki leads in new poll New York's governor enjoys large margin in re-election bid, but more than half want Giuliani to enter race.

Olympics

Judge dismisses Salt Lake City bribery case Winter Games bid leaders Tom Welch and Dave Johnson have all charges dropped.

Economy

Refinance requests Homeowners take advantage of mortgage rates below 6.5%.
Internet bull to leave Merrill Blodget became famous for predicting rapid jump in Amazon shares.
New jobless claims fall But continuing claims for unemployment benefits at 18-year high.

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