Treasury chief probes stock trading tied to attacks
Treasury Secretary Paul O Neill said the United States is investigating whether terrorists attempted to profit from stock and options trading before the hijackings. He testified before the Senate Banking Committee that tracing such deals is difficult and that a full investigation is underway with the SEC reviewing possible market manipulation and donor-linked activity.
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Israel, West Bank ambush hits family. Bush vows resolve
A West Bank ambush killed a man and seriously injured his wife as children watched. In Washington, President Bush delivered a national address condemning terrorism and pledging unity amid heightened security for his visit to the Capitol. The FBI leads the broadened inquiry into possible terrorist financial links, with regulators pursuing market manipulation claims against Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers.
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Onth Bush Phone Controversy Evokes Security Push
An adviser named Nabil Abu says Palestinian security forces are making a strong effort to enforce a restraint in the dispute. The remarks reference repeated phone calls from both sides and a note about Thursday events.
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Bush vows homeland security overhaul and wartime resolve
President Bush outlines a new homeland security office to unite counterterrorism efforts across the FBI CIA National Guard and local agencies while warning nations to choose sides and calling for patience as the US fights a broad war on terror. He recalls Ground Zero as a grim reminder and stresses the mission to protect key systems and lives.
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East Iowans react to Bush speech amid fears of retaliation
Residents like Hilders of Cedar Rapids call the address powerful yet worry about future violence. Students and faculty weigh actions against terrorists and civilian harm as leaders seek to reassure the nation.
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