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Recovery of American Spy Plan Begins in China

A Russian cargo plane arrived at a U.S. air base in Japan, on its way to China to retrieve the damaged U.S. spy plane.

Targeting Vieques

President Bush said the Navy will stop bombing exercises on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques in 2003.

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Foreign Correspondence: Jeffrey Smith

Jeffrey Smith of The Washington Post reports on the clashes in Macedonia.

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Senior Palestinian Minister Faisal Husseini Dies

Faisal Husseini, a top PLO official who played a leading role in launching the peace process with Israel and was a longtime campaigner for Palestinian claims in Jerusalem, died Thursday of a heart attack. He was 60.

Russian Court Orders Media-Most Liquidation

A Russian court Tuesday ordered the liquidation of Media-Most, the company that holds the evaporating empire of embattled media magnate Vladimir Gusinsky.

Daniel Schorr’s New Book: “Staying Tuned: A Life in Journalism”

Veteran television and radio correspondent Daniel Schorr discusses his life, his career and his new book "Staying Tuned: A Life in Journalism."…

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Taliban Defends Plan for Labeling Non-Muslims

Spokesmen for Afghanistan's ruling Taliban today blasted foreign governments for launching a "propaganda drive" against them.

More Layoffs At CNN.com

CNN has laid off 20 workers from its interactive operation, executives announced today, citing redundancies in the company's broadcast and Internet units.

Taliban to Require Identity Badges for Non-Muslims

Leaders of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban announced today that non-Muslims will soon be required to wear identifying badges on their clothing.

Court Rules in Wiretap Case

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday members of the news media cannot be held liable for repeating the contents of telephone calls illegally taped by third parties.