Advances lead to calls for UN role
The sudden fall of Kabul sparked a United Nations call Tuesday for a two-year transitional government for Afghanistan and urgings from world leaders for the UN to play a key...
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Bush urges nation to be vigilant
President Bush called the nation to action Thursday night, urging Americans to meet "our great national challenge" by volunteering for community service and working with a new civil defense force...
Bush, Blair vow victory in Afghanistan
President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Wednesday declared that the international coalition against terrorism is strong and united and predicted victory in Afghanistan, though neither would predict...
U.S.: No firm data on nuclear threat
U.S. intelligence has concerns about Osama bin Laden acquiring nuclear weapons or radioactive material that could be turned into a weapon, but they have no concrete evidence he has done...
U.S. opens fronts to sway public opinion
President Bush stepped up America's offensive in the war for worldwide public opinion on Tuesday, warning that Osama bin Laden is seeking biological, chemical and nuclear weapons and urging allies...
Californians take threat with a dash of caution
The Bush administration on Friday warned Americans to remain indefinitely on a state of high alert for a second terrorist attack and acknowledged that, despite following more than 170,000 leads,...
U.S hints at progress in missile talks
The Bush administration said Thursday that the United States and Russia may reduce their arsenals of nuclear warheads by two-thirds and that Russia has warmed somewhat to President Bush's plans...
Presidential records put under gag order
President Bush signed an executive order Thursday giving him unprecedented power to keep presidential papers secret, even those that would have been released after the 12-year wait now required by...
Officials defend terror warning
The Bush administration on Tuesday defended its decision to announce that a second terrorist strike was imminent, though the questions raised by that warning, such as where or when the...
U.S. seeks tighter visa control
President Bush on Monday launched an effort to increase scrutiny of people trying to enter the country as well as non-citizens already living here, while other administration officials warned of...