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Negotiations continue over fate of besieged northern Afghan city.

Full story | Taliban preps for last stand | Index

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Bonn to host Afghan talks Hopes high to unite 4 ethnic groups.

WTC count revised Duplicates, errors bring total below 3,900.

Anthrax fears reignite Education Dept. reports traces of anthrax.

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WAR GRAPHICS

	An updated look at which Taliban targets have been hit
	A timeline of Afghanistan's politics

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	Pop Candy with Whitney Matheson, 1 p.m. ET
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CENSUS 2000

Which city has the most college graduates?

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INSIDE LIFE

Courage under crisis: 3 kinds of heroes emerge from Sept. 11

CAREERS

Don't commit these seven deadly resume sins

TECH

Sony's theater sounds like a Dream

In Afghanistan

Progress made in Kunduz Taliban vow to fight on despite having lost three-quarters of their country to rebel forces.
In parts of south, Taliban retains firm grip Cut off from rest of the world, religious extremists still rule south of Kandahar.

Bush rallies troops

President makes holiday visit Fort Campbell in Kentucky He urges patience, cautioning that fight against terrorism will take time.

Bioterrorism threat

'Overkill' anthrax found in Leahy letter Suspicious letter addressed to the Vermont senator likely to contain billions of spores.
U.S. wants smallpox vaccine for every American Contract for companies that will produce vaccine could be announced today.

In Washington

Daughter of RFK criticizes Bush Remarks about restricted civil liberties come before the president lauds her father, Robert Kennedy.
Congress, Bush work on stimulus package President open to health coverage subsidy for jobless as long as it is within price range.
Reflect on holiday, Laura Bush urges First lady tells USA TODAY personal details of the Putins' visit to Bushs' Texas ranch.

Across the USA

Microsoft getting off easy? Critics say $1 billion deal on private lawsuits would benefit software giant.
Heart patient has bleeding in brain Doctors say Robert Tools is less responsive; family remains optimistic.

Sports

Ball State shoots for upset triple After stunning Kansas and UCLA, Cardinals face No. 1 Duke in Maui Invitational final.

Colts confirm James' injury Running back to sit out balance of NFL season; ligament surgery upcoming on left knee.

Music

Alan Jackson inspired after Sept. 11 Country music star talks about hit song Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning).

Jagger's solo act is a singular hit Mick's new album gets rave reviews as 58-year-old refuses to be rendered obsolete by teen pop.

The economy

Mortgage rates jump Borrowers face rising costs after string of solid economic data.
Jobless claims slide
Fourth straight drop suggests worst of layoff fallout from attacks may be over.
Airlines face tight deadline
All checked bags must be screened starting Jan. 18; airlines may increase connection times.

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