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The Attorney General urged Congress to approve sweeping new authority to track and investigate suspected terrorism.

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The following is a full text of a letter faxed to the al-Jazeera Islamic television news channel. It was signed by Osama bin Laden and read on-air late Sunday evening.

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President Bush Monday signed an executive order freezing the assets of 27 individuals and organizations with links to terrorism.

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President Bush, Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and Secretary of State Colin Powell's remarks at the singing of an executive order restricting assets of suspected terrorists.

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President Bush issues an executive order blocking property and prohibiting transactions with persons who commit, threaten to commit or support terrorism.

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As the U.S. moves closer to a military response to terrorism, many questions remain unanswered.

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Senators discuss what Americans can expect as the government moves forward in the war against terrorism.

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Kwame Holman reports on Attorney General John Ashcroft's congressional testimony aimed at giving the Justice Department greater authority to track and investigate suspected terrorists.

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After a background report on President Bush's pledge to dry up Osama bin Laden's economic support, Gwen Ifill talks to Joseph Kahn, international economics correspondent for The New York Times.

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Officials from Afghanistan's ruling Taliban said today they cannot find Osama bin Laden, the head of a worldwide extremist network who President Bush says is a "prime suspect" in the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington.

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