Americans cope with terror alert as fears mix with resolve
An Associated Press survey from Pennsylvania to Virginia traces reactions to a new national terrorism alert. People cling to routines, adjust travel plans, and seek normalcy while noting increased watchfulness. Experts warn against complacency and point to mixed public mood, from resignation to defiance, amid holiday timing and calls for calm.
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Egyptian activist charged in Massood assassination plot
Egyptian activist Yasser el Sirri, 39, faces charges for providing journalist credentials to bombers who killed Afghan opposition leader Ahmed Shah Massood. He is accused of funding terrorism, aiding al Gamaa al Islamiyya, and publishing materials advocating Jewish killings. Bail was denied. next hearing November 7.
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