U.S. Senate Approves Anti-Terrorism Bill Despite Concerns Over Civil Liberties
Concerned about the possibility of further terror strikes, the U.S. administration and the Senate have reached an agreement on anti-terrorism measures that will boost security in the country, Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD) said Thursday.

Anger Over U.S. Attacks Explodes into Violence on Pakistan's Streets
Tens of thousands of Muslim demonstrators rampaged through Pakistan's biggest city Friday, shooting and throwing stones at police, as anger over U.S. attacks on Afghanistan exploded into violence.

Fifth Night of Attacks on Afghanistan, U.S. Offers Taliban "Second Chance"
The Afghan capital Kabul was rocked by U.S. bombs and missiles on Friday as neighboring Pakistan braced for expected protests by supporters of the Taliban regime and Osama bin Laden.

• Blair Visits Egypt, Vows Arabs Will Not be Divided from the West
• Bush Restates Conditional Support for Palestinian State
• Indonesian Legislators Ask U.S. to Prove Allegations on Bin Laden
• Qatar's Al-Jazeera Repels U.S. Attacks Citing Press Freedom
• Muslim Basher Wins Nobel Prize for Literature
• Powell's Claims of Al-Qaeda Operatives in Malaysia Stirs Agitation
• Thailand Bans Sensitive Words in Bid to Calm Muslims
• U.S. Military Personnel in Pakistan
• Four Hundred Deaths Confirmed in Fourth Day of U.S. Strikes
• Pakistani Organization Renames Fearing Inclusion in U.S. Terrorist List
• Canadian Shot Dead in Kuwait in Backlash to U.S. Strikes