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Marketing Mood

How terrorist attacks and a declining economy have impacted the world of advertising. Terence Smith reports.

Terrorists Largely Defeated in Afghanistan

After nearly three months of U.S. bombing and anti-Taliban attacks on the ground, interim Afghan leader Hamid Karzai said terrorism has largely been defeated in his nation.

Foreign Correspondence: Indira Lakshmanan

Following an interview with the interim Afghan Prime Minister on the Associated Press Television Network, Indira Lakshmanan, a foreign correspondent for the Boston Globe, provides a first-hand account of Afghanistan after the war and the Taliban's defeat.

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Foreign Correspondence: Kathy Gannon Interviews Hamid Karzai

Associated Press reporter Kathy Gannon interviews Afghanistan's new leader, Hamid Karzai.

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Bishop Gregory

Ray Suarez discusses the state of the Catholic Church with Bishop Gregory.

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New Bible

Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on the first hand-written bible in over four centuries.

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Congress Approves Radio Free Afghanistan

The U.S. Congress Thursday pledged $19.2 million to fund a Radio Free Afghanistan service that would beam news and information to Afghans in their local languages.

Comcast to Merge With AT&T Cable Unit

AT&T Corp. yesterday agreed to sell its cable television business to Comcast Corp. in a $52 billion deal that will create a cable giant double the size of its nearest competitor, AOL Time Warner.

Religion Is News

Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, houses of worship have been a source of strength for many. Terence Smith looks at the news coverage of religion in America.

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U.S. Captures More Al-Qaida and Taliban Prisoners

As U.S. forces continue the cave-by-cave search near Tora Bora and interrogate al-Qaida and Taliban troops, a deadly prison revolt in Pakistan ends with thirteen dead.