| | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2002 |
E-Mail Usage Changed on Sept. 11
NEW YORK -- Internet users found a new reason to send e-mail - for emotional support - following the Sept. 11 attacks, and a UCLA study suggests that the discovery may transform use of the communications tool. (Updated 5:28 a.m. PT) |
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Officials Say al-Qaida Is Branching
WASHINGTON -- U.S. authorities trying to prevent future terrorist attacks will have to defend against al-Qaida operatives who are recruiting non-Arabs and teaching themselves new languages in an effort to foil security profiling. (Updated 5:27 a.m. PT) |
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Egypt Wins Extraditions for Citizens
CAIRO, Egypt -- For 10 years, Ahmed Agiza ran from Egyptian charges that he was a terrorist. The 39-year-old doctor took his family to Saudi Arabia, Syria and Sweden. (Updated 1:27 a.m. PT) |
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| | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 06, 2002 |
| >> Doll From WTC Back to Sarah Ferguson |
| >> Firearms Sentence for Pakistani Man |
| >> Developments in Sept. 11 Aftermath |
| >> Restaurant Serving Rescuers to Close |
| >> Saudis Promise No Mercy for Al-Qaida |
| >> Terror Suspects in Italy Go on Trial |
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| | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 05, 2002 |
| >> Dog Provides Therapy at Ground Zero |
| >> NYC Mayor Draws Ire of Firefighters |
| >> Death Penalty Complicates Ill. Plan |
| >> Official Count of Sept. 11 Victims |
| >> Latest Additions to Victims List |
| >> Exhibit Focuses on WTC's Creation |
| >> CBS to Air Footage Taken in WTC |
| >> Airlines Losses May Hit $15 Billion |
| >> Mitchell Regrets Sept. 11 Remarks |
| >> S. Arabia to Watch Charities Closely |
| >> Scrap Yards Asked to Watch WTC Steel |
| >> Five Europeans Deported From Yemen |
| >> Official Meets Victims' Families |
| >> Malaysia May Extradite Suspects |
| >> Victims Fund Included in NYC Aid |
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| | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 04, 2002 |
| >> Al Qaida Suspects Sought in Yemen |
| >> Report: Suspected Militants Arrested |
| >> School Reopens Near Ground Zero |
| >> Watchdog Warns of Tanker Attacks |
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