Powell: Iraq’s accusation `ridiculous’
Iraq's prediction that it faces a U.S.-led attack during Ramadan later this month is "ridiculous," Secretary of State Colin Powell said Wednesday, but he suggested the United States may make...
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U.S. jets carpet-bomb Taliban
The U.S.-led assault in Afghanistan turned to the tactic of carpet-bombing Wednesday to strike Taliban frontline positions, even as U.S. and British leaders sought to solidify support from Muslim nations...
Pentagon chief says U.S. expects to find Al Qaeda leader
The dragnet for Osama bin Laden has failed thus far, largely because of a dearth of timely intelligence on the Saudi exile's whereabouts, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said Thursday. Nevertheless,...
Tourism dip strains budgets
Mayor Richard Daley on Wednesday acknowledged that fallout from last week's terrorists attacks is already rippling through the local economy and could force him to consider raising taxes or fees...
Tourism dip strains budgets
Mayor Richard Daley on Wednesday acknowledged that fallout from last week's terrorists attacks is already rippling through the local economy and could force him to consider raising taxes or fees...
3 detained after hiding out in plane bathrooms
Underscoring the tension at airports since last week's terrorist attacks, a couple and another man were detained and later released Monday after they locked themselves in lavatories on a morning...
Task forces will examine airport, cockpit security
The Bush administration struggled Sunday to find ways to buoy the nation's hobbled airline industry, announcing new task forces aimed at ratcheting up security at U.S. airports and inside aircraft...
19 culprits named as U.S. seeks 100 in terror probe
The Justice Department has put a face on what had been a largely faceless, if horrific, conspiracy, releasing the names of 19 hijackers it says are responsible for seizing four...
Stricter security slowing rebound for air travel
More passenger jets filled the nation's skies Friday, but hourslong waits in ticket counter lines and a gantlet of new, vastly stricter security measures underscored that America's commercial air travel...
City’s routine is far from normal
Commuters boarded trains, elevators whisked workers by the thousands to their high-rise offices and Michigan Avenue teemed with shoppers and tourists--but Wednesday was hardly an ordinary Chicago workday. At the...