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WASHINGTON (AP) - America's military response to last week's terrorist attacks is likely to be a series of airstrikes and relatively small-scale raids by special forces, analysts say.

TOKYO (AP) - Anthrax scares stranded passengers, emptied buildings and mobilized biohazard teams around the world on Saturday as Argentina announced the second confirmed case outside the United States of mail contaminated with the bacteria.

TOKYO (AP) - Anthrax scares stranded passengers, emptied buildings and mobilized biohazard teams around the world on Saturday as Argentina announced the second confirmed case outside the United States of mail contaminated with the bacteria.

PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) - Out of the chaos, smoke and rubble left by nearly two weeks of intense American bombardment, a wrenching question emerges: How many innocents are dead? The Taliban, Afghanistan's Islamic rulers, claim hundreds of...

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Western politicians, who two months ago didn't know a Pashtun tribesman from an Uzbek warlord, are now feverishly searching for a Pashtun alternative to Afghanistan's Taliban rulers.

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate and the White House remained at odds over whether airports could be made safer by making baggage and passenger screeners federal employees. The issue was the last standing in the way of quick passage of a major...

NEW YORK (AP) - New Yorkers still grappling with the horror of terrorism finished a mayoral primary postponed by the World Trade Center attacks, nominating Republican billionaire Michael Bloomberg and sending two Democrats to a runoff.

QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) - For Pakistan's security forces on the country's parched western border, Taliban troops on the far side of the barbed wire went from friend to foe overnight, the latest twist in Afghanistan's convoluted 22 years of war.

QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) - For Pakistan's security forces on the country's parched western border, Taliban troops on the far side of the barbed wire went from friend to foe overnight, the latest twist in Afghanistan's convoluted 22 years of war.

For Pakistan's security forces on the country's parched western border, Taliban troops on the far side of the barbed wire went from friend to foe overnight, the latest twist in Afghanistan's convoluted 22 years of war.

QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) - It's not hard finding customers. Yasmeen simply walks slowly through a stretch of the bazaar that's known as an area where women are bought and sold, just like the goods stacked in market stalls around them.