With heavy heart, dad can finally talk of son
Johnny Spann often had a hankering to boast about the good work his son was doing for America. When you're the father of a CIA officer, however, you learn to...
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War puts patriotism above politics
For months, Cathy Dubin and a group of loyal Democrats had gathered here to plan how they would commemorate the darkest political day of their lives. They decided on a...
Bush keeps low profile in key races
President Bush, at the most popular point of his administration, declined to make television commercials for Republicans who face tough elections this week in campaigns rich in political significance but...
Tests show purer form of anthrax
The anthrax in the letter sent through the Washington mail system and ultimately delivered to Capitol Hill was specifically engineered to be pure, lethal and easily inhaled, the Bush administration...
Terrorists’ tie to cases still unproven
After nearly three weeks of investigations, the FBI director acknowledged Wednesday that there is still no evidence to link the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States with the...
‘I’ll be safe,’ Bush insists
Anthrax has been detected on a machine that opens letters bound for the White House, officials announced Tuesday, bringing the bioterrorism scare closer to another symbol of American power. No...
Germany and U.S. hunt terrorist cell
Atty. Gen. John Ashcroft said Tuesday that investigators have concluded that there are "extensive" ties between three hijacking suspects from the Sept. 11 attacks and three men who are suspected...
2 more confirmed cases; officials try to stem fear
An assistant to CBS News anchor Dan Rather and a postal worker in New Jersey tested positive for anthrax Thursday, bringing the number of confirmed cases in the bioterrorism scare...
U.S. rejects latest Taliban offer
President Bush on Sunday sternly rejected an offer by Afghanistan's Taliban regime to turn over Osama bin Laden to a neutral country, while U.S. jets began a second week of...
Bush unveils `most wanted’ terrorist list
President Bush on Wednesday expanded the worldwide terrorism hunt beyond Osama bin Laden and unveiled posters of 22 "most wanted terrorists," who are accused of plotting five deadly attacks on...