Truce With Terrorists: Pakistan Throws in the Towel
September 5, 2006 --
VIDEO: Is Terror Tape Sign of Another Attack?
New al Qaeda tape spurs speculation over timing and upcoming 9/11 anniversary. (ABC News)
Jordan Says Attacker Acted Alone
The Jordanian who shot dead a British tourist and injured six other people was acting alone and had no links to any armed group, an official has said. (BBC)
ABC Docudrama Sparks 9/11 Spat
The docudrama that ABC will air next week commemorating the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks seems likely to revive some long-running disputes over whether the Clinton or Bush administration has more to answer for in neglecting indications of a pending al Qaeda attack on the United States. (Congressional Quarterly)
Review: 'Road to 9/11' Pavedwith Terrible Vision, Leader's Charisma
Osama bin Laden is a doting father who took his sons on picnics, let them play Nintendo and taught them to drive -- all while plotting mass murder and the overthrow of the United States. (Chicago Tribune)
A Mystery Man Who Keeps the FBI Up at Night
Officials hunting virtually full time for a Florida computer technician see him as the ultimate 'sleeper agent' in the post-9/11. (LA Times)
Analysis: Five Years On, Hunt for Bin Laden Is Chasing Shadows and Raising Tensions
The al Qaeda terror camps are gone from Afghanistan, but the enigma of Osama bin Laden still hangs over these lawless borderlands where tens of thousands of U.S. and Pakistani troops have spent nearly five years searching for him. (AP)
7 U.S., British Troops Killed In Iraq Attacks
Gunmen in Sunni Area Of Baghdad Kill 12 In Sectarian Rampage. (Washington Post)
Suspected No. 2 al Qaeda Leader Arrested
Iraqi authorities have arrested the second most senior figure in al-Qaeda in Iraq, the national security adviser said Sunday. (AP)
GIs Face Court Martial in Iraq Rape Case
A U.S. Army investigator has recommended that four American soldiers accused of raping a a 14-year-old girl and of killing her and her family face a court-martial, a lawyer in the case confirmed on Monday. (AP)
Beautiful Game Turns Nasty in Iraq
Players face kidnap and torture in latest battlefield between Shias and Sunnis. (The Guardian)
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