Politics

President Bush at Pentagon Memorial

By PBS News Hour

The following is the full text of President Bush's remarks at the Pentagon Memorial commemorating the lives of those lost during the September 11 attacks.

Administration Cautions Networks

National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice today warned U.S. broadcasters that statements by suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaida network could contain hidden messages to operatives.

Easy Access: U.S. Immigration Policy

Jeffrey Kaye takes a look at how the attacks have affected U.S. immigration policy.

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Trouble in Indonesia

Ray Suarez speaks with Seth Maydans, the New York Times correspondent based in the country with the world's largest Muslim population, Indonesia.

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Anti-U.S. Protests Flare in Pakistan

Protests erupted today against the U.S.-led attacks on sites inside Afghanistan, while Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf worked to remove pro-Taliban officials from the country's government and military.

International Leaders React to Attacks

Soon after the United States-led strikes against Afghanistan began today, international leaders in Europe and elsewhere largely expressed support and pledged possible military support.

President's Radio Address

By Admin, PBS News Hour

The following is the text of President Bush's weekly radio address to the nation which includes a warning to the ruling Taliban government and an offer of aid to the people of Afghanistan.

White House Rejects Sharon's Criticism of United States

The White House criticized Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon today for accusing the United States of appeasing Palestinians in its effort to include Arab nations in its anti-terrorism coalition.

Britain's Blair, Pakistan's Musharraf Discuss Coalition

British Prime Minister Tony Blair met today with Pakistani leader Gen. Pervez Musharraf as part of a whirlwind tour to garner support for an international coalition against terrorism.

Bush Pledges $320 Million in Afghan Aid

In the face of potential military strikes and a fast-approaching winter, President Bush has offered $320 million in humanitarian aid for the Afghan people.