Fierce fighting around Jabal Saraj and Mazar-e-Sharif intensity
Afghan opposition forces push toward Mazar-e-Sharif aided by around-the-clock U S bombing as Taliban troops resist. Reports describe heavy clashes south of the city and multiple airstrikes near Kabul Qarabagh and other Taliban positions.
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Investigators map bin Laden finances through hawalas and fronts
Investigators expose hawala networks Al Taqua and Al Barakaat moving funds to al Qaida in more than 40 countries including the United States. U.S. officials say tens of millions flow yearly, routed via honey shops, diamonds, and illicit trades. Bush expands Green Quest to track and disrupt the money trail.
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Molecular transistor breakthrough challenges Moore's Law
Bell Labs researchers Schon Bao and Meng report a transistor built from a single molecule, about 10 million across the head of a pin, potentially redefining limits of Moore's Law. The device uses conjugated carbon hydrogen sulfur molecules on gold electrodes, can be made in ordinary labs, and requires years of testing before product use.
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Hong Meng
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Supreme Court to rule on school drug testing
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether all schools may require student drug tests, reviewing guidance from earlier rulings. A rural Oklahoma district’s policy was struck down, with the court urged to address classroom safety and student privacy in this nationwide issue.
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Bush Addresses Nation On War After Anthrax Attacks
President Bush, speaking to 5,000 at the World Congress Center in Atlanta, urges patience as the United States continues to pursue Osama bin Laden and disrupt anthrax investigations. He stresses a long, relentless struggle and notes the Taliban’s crumbling defenses while CDC work earns praise and criticism.
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