Headlines for 25 September 2001
House approves payment of $582M to U.N. for back dues.
Saudi Arabia breaks ties with Taliban.
Pakistan will keep ties with Taliban.
U.S. seeks Afghan rebels to help destroy and replace Taliban.
U.S. considers recruiting Iran into international coalition against terrorism.
Newspapers concerned about war reporting under Bush.2 administration.
Apple to announce OS X upgrade.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison wants ID cards for everyone, serving an Oracle database.
Surveilance, asset seizure, and indefinite detention: a partial transcript of Ashcroft’s speech yesterday to the House Judiciary Committee.
Taliban recruits troops by taking civilians; thousands leave Kabul.
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