Bush links Iraq and North Korea to war on terror
President Bush said the Afghanistan campaign is only the start of the war on terror and warned Iraq and North Korea that developing weapons of mass destruction will invite consequences. He urged Saddam Hussein and Kim Jong Il to allow weapons inspectors as a test of their intentions while stressing there is no shift in policy.
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CIA operative feared dead in Afghanistan uprising
In northern Afghanistan an uprising against the Taliban was reportedly crushed with help from Northern Alliance fighters aided by U S and British special forces. A CIA operative’s whereabouts remain unknown as officials seek to determine whether he was captured killed or wounded after the fortress prison fell. Meanwhile Marines expanded on the ground near Kandahar with over 600 arriving to block Taliban and al Qaida escape routes and identify bombing targets.
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Ashcroft defends keeping detainees list secret
Attorney General John Ashcroft said the names of people detained since the September 11 attacks will not be released to protect privacy and avoid aiding bin Laden. Civil rights groups criticized the stance while the terrorism probe expanded overseas and officials described motives behind hijackers.
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Bush welcomes freed aid workers back home
President Bush greeted Heather Mercer and Dayna Curry at the White House sealing a homecoming lauded as a prayer saved release after three months in an Afghan prison. The women, 24 and 30, spoke of openness to return to Afghanistan and continuing Christian aid work despite the danger.
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