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 Bush, Fox meet at White House Mexican President seeks wide-ranging immigration agreement this year including a blanket amnesty for illegall immigrants
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| Sep.6 |
Washington |
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Feds drop Microsoft breakup Justice Department will not ask that company be broken in two during the next phase of antitrust case
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 Fox, Bush promote partnership Presidents tout the contributions of immigrants and benefits of free trade. Fox addressed a joint meeting of Congress
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| Sep.11 |
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 Terror attacks hit U.S.   Map of World Trade Center USA 3 commercial jets crash into World Trade Center and Pentagon. Both towers collapsed. United Airlines plane crashed
| 2,973 people died. 19 terrorists affiliated with al-Qaeda hijacked four commercial passenger jet airliners. Passengers and members of the flight crew on the Flight 93 attempted to retake control of their plane from the hijackers. The plane crashed into a field near the town of Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
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| Sep.12 |
Washington |
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Rescuers struggle at Pentagon Between 100 and 800 people may have been killed when part of the 5-sided structure collapsed and burned
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| Sep.13 |
New York |
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5,000 people remain missing| New Yorkers are carrying photographs of their missing relatives to trace them. 190 people died when a plane crashed into Pentagon | |
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| Sep.14 |
Washington |
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 America mourns its dead| President Bush is attending a service at the national cathedral | |
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| Sep.15 |
USA |
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 Bush says US is at war| President views Osama Bin Laden as the main enemy | |
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| Sep.17 |
Washington |
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Bush ponders hits on terror chiefs President may lift the ban on assassinations overseas. Measures could include phone tapping and tracing laundered money
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| Sep.18 |
Washington |
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 Bush sees hope for Middle East Palestinians announced a ceasefire and the Israeli military began to withdraw
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| Sep.19 |
Washington |
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 Bush met Megawati U.S. President attempts to build a global coalition against terrorism
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| Sep.20 |
U.S. Congress |
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Bush addresses nation in Congress| President is singling out Osama Bin Laden and his al-Qaeda organisation. Bush creates High Office of Homeland Security | |
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  Blair ready for long battle British Prime Minister Tony Blair has vowed United Kingdom was prepared for a battle against terror
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| Sep.21 |
Washington |
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  US have enough evidence Powell said there was sufficient evidence to bring Osama Bin Laden before US court for crimes against humanity
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| Sep.22 |
Washington |
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Bush holds council of war President has been consulting top military advisers. Warplanes are being sent to bases near Afghanistan
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| Sep.23 |
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 US confirms losing spy plane Colin Powell has dismissed fears that US forces could get trapped
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US to produce Bin Laden evidence Colin Powell said the in the next few days evidence will be put before the world
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| Sep.25 |
Washington |
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 US warns of long campaign Defence Secretary Rumsfeld has said there will be no single co-ordinated assault at the start of fight against terrorism
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| Sep.26 |
Washington |
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 Chechens told to break with Bin Laden White House has called on rebels to cut all links with international terrorism
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| Sep.28 |
Washington |
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 Bush met King of Jordan President praises the Middle East for co-operation with global campaign against terrorism
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| Sep.29 |
Washington |
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US peace protests draw protest 5000 people took to the streets to protest against the use of military force
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| Sep.30 |
Washington |
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US unmoved by Taleban statement Defence Secretary doesn't believe the Taleban's statement that Bin Laden is under their control
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