Suspected Terrorist Attack on World Trade Center
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Latest reports from AP and CNNNew York, D.C. dig out of 'devastating, unspeakable' carnage
NEW YORK -- The most devastating terrorist attack ever waged against the United States struck at the heart of government and financial capitals Tuesday as hijacked commercial jets plowed into the twin World Trade Center towers in New York and the Pentagon outside Washington. 09/12/01
Government probe focuses on bin Laden
WASHINGTON -- Federal authorities are investigating whether four separate cells of terrorists were involved in Tuesday's devastating attacks. At least one set of hijackers is believed to have crossed from Canada and had ties to Osama bin Laden, law enforcement officials said Wednesday. 09/12/01
FBI teams converge on Boston hotel
BOSTON -- A heavily armed FBI team searching for suspects in the terrorism attacks in New York and Washington stormed a Boston hotel Wednesday, and a witness said someone was seen being put in a van. 09/12/01
Bush says nation will fight back, recover from 'acts of war'
WASHINGTON -- President Bush condemned terrorist attacks in New York and Washington as "acts of war" on Wednesday and won pledges of funding from Congress to aid in recovery and protect the nation's security. European allies gave their backing to an anticipated military response. 09/12/01
Hopes dim for more Pentagon survivors as fire is put out
WASHINGTON -- More than 24 hours after a hijacked airliner hit the Pentagon, a fire that tore at the Defense Department headquarters finally was put out. Hopes of finding more survivors in the rubble were all but extinguished, too. 09/12/01
Only flights diverted Tuesday are allowed to resume
WASHINGTON -- Airline flights diverted after Tuesday's attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon were authorized to finish their journeys Wednesday but all other planes remain grounded. 09/12/01
Essay
Nation reels in new face of war
More than the New York skyline changed Tuesday. 09/12/01
The scene
N.Y. awakens in shock
NEW YORK -- New Yorkers awoke today to a different city. 09/12/01
At ground zero, an otherworldly scene
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The search
Dead and injured buried by debris
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Injuries
Hospitals overwhelmed with victims, blood donors
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Nation's capital returns to work
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Bin Laden congratulates terrorists but denies role
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Fighting terrorism
U.S. had no warning of attack
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Response
Lawmakers agree: United we stand
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Perceptions abroad
Foreign enemies see America as threat to values
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The Pentagon
Pentagon hit destroys U.S. sense of security
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Safety precautions
Government shutdown is a matter of security
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Strategy
Hijackers left nothing to chance
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Heroic effort by passengers may have spare other lives
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Passengers on the doomed planes talked to loved ones
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Partial list of people killed
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Europe
Europeans share in U.S. grief
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Voices across the world
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Americans stunned
Attack evokes Pearl Harbor
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Entire nation put on alert
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Timeline of Tuesday's events
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