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Excite@Home Severs Some Broadband Service

Bankrupt Internet provider Excite@Home cut off Internet access to 850,000 AT&T Broadband subscribers Saturday after talks with AT&T to work out a new service agreement fell through.

Anti-Taliban Forces Move in on Kandahar

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Aided by heavy U.S. airstrikes, anti-Taliban tribesmen pressed toward the Taliban's last remaining stronghold of Kandahar on Friday, as American officials warned of potential violence against forces in the region.

Afghan Talks Advance Amid Ethnic, Political Tensions

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In a sign of how difficult it will be to form a post-Taliban government, the head of the Northern Alliance in Kabul rejected some key points devised at the Bonn meeting and an ethnic Pashtun representative walked out of the…

World Mourns Death of "Quiet Beatle"

Singer, guitarist and songwriter George Harrison succumbed to cancer at a friend's Los Angeles home Thursday afternoon. His wife Olivia and son Dhani, 24, were at his side.

Afghanistan’s Future

Margaret Warner examines the ongoing talks about Afghanistan's political future with Steven Erlanger, Berlin bureau chief for the New York Times.

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Afghan Battles

On the 55th day of U.S. strikes on Afghanistan, Independent Television News reports on the military and humanitarian situation there, and Kwame Holman reports on the Pentagon assessment of the Afghan campaign.

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In Memoriam: George Harrison

Remembering the Beatles' George Harrison, who died yesterday at age 58. Ray Suarez talks with Jim Henke, chief curator of the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame.

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Afghan Factions Agree to Form Interim Parliament

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In the third day of negotiations, the Northern Alliance dropped its objection to international peacekeeping forces and agreed to form an interim national parliament.

Pentagon Denies Massacre Reports; Struggle for Kandahar Intensifies

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As more U.S. ground troops move into Afghanistan, the Pentagon is trying to clarify reports of a massacre in southeastern Afghanistan and anti-Taliban troop movements toward Kandahar.

Energy Giant Enron on Verge of Bankruptcy

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Dynegy Inc. withdrew its offer to acquire Enron, once the top trader of natural gas and electricity in the United States, after two major credit agencies downgraded Enron's bonds to junk status.