As anthrax drug sales soar, doctors prescribe caution
Although Cipro has emerged as the treatment of choice for suspected cases of anthrax, a nationwide surge in prescriptions for the drug worries physicians who say the antibiotic can have...
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Pressure on INS to put more focus on security
The discovery that 19 hijackers lived and trained for their suicide missions in the United States has sparked a fundamental question about the agency charged with securing the nation's borders....
Cancer drug probe nets $875 million settlement
In the largest health-care fraud settlement in U.S. history, drugmaker TAP Pharmaceutical Products Inc. of Lake Forest Wednesday agreed to pay $875 million and plead guilty to a criminal charge...
Private flights face new rules
Private planes will be allowed to take off and land at O'Hare International and Midway Airports Thursday for the first time since last week's fatal hijackings, but passengers will encounter...
Private flights face new rules
Private planes will be allowed to take off and land at O'Hare International and Midway Airports Thursday for the first time since last week's fatal hijackings, but passengers will encounter...
Amid hunt, FBI seeks wider powers
A grand jury convened in New York to help pursue those responsible for last week's terrorist attacks as the federal investigation intensified Sunday, with authorities holding at least two men...
Lines grow, but jets half full
Airline traffic continued to increase Saturday, but many flights flew at far below capacity, an indication that other carriers soon will follow the lead of Continental Airlines, which Saturday announced...
Price of security rises, and everyone will have to pay
The wait at the Continental Airlines ticket counter stretched for more than an hour, but Michael O'Malley had no choice. Checking his bags curbside was no longer an option in...
Price of security rises, and everyone will have to pay
The wait at the Continental Airlines ticket counter stretched for more than an hour, but Michael O'Malley had no choice. Checking his bags curbside was no longer an option in...
Chicago steps up security, shares its grief
To make a statement about the resiliency of Chicagoans in the face of crisis, city leaders urged workers to head back to their offices Wednesday, a day after terrorists unleashed...