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United States Safety

A discussion with three U.S. mayors on efforts to protect cities from future terrorist attacks.

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Background: United States Safety

Reports on security efforts in New York, Washington, San Francisco and Chicago.

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Taliban Calls U.S. Strikes 'Terrorist Act'

The Taliban's ambassador to Pakistan today condemned what he called "brutal" U.S. attacks against targets inside Afghanistan.

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.

Bush Says Time Is Running Out for Taliban

In his weekly radio address, President Bush told the Taliban regime there is little time left to comply U.S. demands.

Florida Man Dies of Pulmonary Anthrax

A 63-year-old Florida man died of pulmonary anthrax today, one day after he was diagnosed with the fatal disease. Officials say there is no evidence that the infection was the result of bioterrorism.

Voices of Caution

Anticipating more weekend peace protests, Spencer Michels reports on a national peace movement sparked in response to the September 11th attacks.

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Britain Releases Summary of Evidence Against Bin Laden

Osama bin Laden and his al Qaeda network were behind last month's attacks on the U.S. and the group's close ties to Afghanistan's ruling Taliban made the strike possible, according to a document released by the British government today.

Anthrax Case Reported in Florida

A 63-year-old Florida man was diagnosed with pulmonary anthrax Thursday, but officials say there is no evidence that the infection is the result of bioterrorism.

Rumsfeld Begins Meetings with Key Nations

The Secretary of Defense arrived in Saudi Arabia today, embarking on a mission to strengthen Arab and Islamic support for the U.S. anti-terrorism campaign and to gather intelligence on Osama bin Laden.