Year in review shows persistent US terrorism threat and reforms
A year marked by alarming al-Qaida activity and near misses left the United States vulnerable to major attacks while prompting sweeping security reforms. Officials cited broader intelligence powers, a new Northern Command, and expanded agency cooperation as Congress backed heavy spending to defend the homeland amid ongoing global threats.
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Bush outlines voluntary smallpox vaccination plan
President Bush said smallpox vaccine will be available to all Americans on a voluntary basis to guard against bioterrorist attack. Military personnel and emergency workers will be prioritized, with public access expected early in 2004 after stockpiles are licensed. Federal health officials plan a massive education effort to help people decide.
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