Catch-22 in the war on terrorism as media fear spreads
Norah Vincent argues the 2001 terror era creates a Catch-22 where fear of terrorism poisons press freedom and normal life. The piece notes hijackings, anthrax mail, and media attacks on politicians and journalism, urging reflection on American identity and press integrity.
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Hiding the vice president going where no man has gone before
The article details President Bush keeping Vice President Cheney out of sight in undisclosed secure locations since the bombings. It notes history of vice presidential visibility, Cheney's unusual rise, and public appearances contrasted with periods of concealment, ending with Cheney’s return to the White House after Bush’s China trip.
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United States on the longest of limbs in Middle East crisis
Jonathan Power argues the bombing of Afghanistan widens the U S strategic gap with Sunni powers. He warns Saudi Arabia and Egypt may resist al Qaeda pressures, while the U S must curb oil dependence and push for Palestinian progress and human rights reforms to drain militant support.
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On This Day October 22 2001 History Births and Sports
Historical notes mark events on this date including Lt Marcy's capture in 1812 and the Beach Boys Good Vibrations release in 1966. Births span Liszt to Boitano with notable figures. The 1972 World Series saw the A's defeat the Reds 3-2 in game seven.
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