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Title: Bin Laden - Prince A Victory Away From Triple Crown
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Prince A Victory Away From Triple Crown  (Associated Press)
Unable to come up with a big victory in his early years in horse racing, Saudi Prince Ahmed bin Salman decided he'd had enough.

Congress Set for Sept. 11 Hearings  (Associated Press)
President Bush said Monday that intelligence agencies and the FBI must do a better job tracking and catching terrorists, emphasizing pursuit of "this shadowy enemy" on the eve of congressional hearings into the Sept. 11 attacks.

Bush says U.S. intelligence must do better at tracking terrorists; Congress set to begin inquiry  (Associated Press)
President Bush said Monday that intelligence agencies and the FBI must do a better job tracking and catching terrorists, emphasizing pursuit of "this shadowy enemy" on the eve of congressional hearings into the Sept. 11 attacks.

Canada Will Not Extradite Al Qaeda Funding Suspect  (Reuters)
Canada said on Monday that a man who was suspected of helping fund Osama bin Laden will not be extradited to the United States, a decision U.S. officials immediately branded a mistake.

Canada Won't Extradite 'Bin Laden' Man to U.S.  (Reuters)
Canada announced on Monday it would not extradite a man to the United States suspected of helping fund Osama bin Laden, a decision which looks set to displease Washington.

Philippine military wants further U.S. assistance in fighting terrorists  (Associated Press)
The Philippines would like U.S. military trainers to work alongside Filipino soldiers to battle terrorists, a top general said Monday, embracing a sensitive proposal by the Pentagon to expand its mission.

Philippines Military: More U.S. Help  (Associated Press)
The Philippines would like U.S. military trainers to work alongside Filipino soldiers to battle terrorists, a top general said Monday, embracing a sensitive proposal by the Pentagon to expand its mission.

FBI Changes Rules on Secret Wiretaps  (Associated Press)
Responding to criticism, the FBI has quietly changed its internal rules so that Director Robert Mueller personally reviews any requests by agents for secret terrorism wiretaps denied by lawyers at headquarters.

U.S. Urges More Action to Block Terrorist Funds  (Reuters)
The United States urged its European Union allies Monday to join in new initiatives to stop the flow of money to "terrorist" organizations by taking preventive action against suspected fundraisers and donors.

Taliban Leader Still Alive, Says Afghan Minister  (Reuters)
Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar, one of the world's most wanted men, is alive and spending much of his time outside Afghanistan, the interior minister of the interim Afghan government said Monday.

American forces return after operation against caves in eastern Afghanistan  (Associated Press)
U.S. troops blew up four cave complexes near the Pakistani border that had been used in the past by Afghan fighters, and possibly by al-Qaida and the Taliban, a spokesman said Monday.

American Forces Search Afghan Caves  (Associated Press)
About 150 U.S. troops involved in a search for al-Qaida and Taliban fighters returned to their base Monday morning after blowing up four caves in eastern Afghanistan, an American spokesman said.

FBI Agents Back Reform Efforts; Voice Support for Director Mueller and Applaud Agents Rowley & Williams  (PR Newswire)
The FBI Agents Association today welcomed steps to change the Attorney General Guidelines with regard to counter-terrorism investigations.

FBI, CIA Still Reeling From Sept. 11 Aftershocks  (Reuters)
As families marked the end of recovery operations at the World Trade Center site Sunday, the landscape of the U.S. intelligence and law enforcement communities appeared poised for changes as profound as those which forever reshaped lower Manhattan on Sept. 11.

Al-Qaida Spokesman Threatens Attacks  (Associated Press)
The spokesman for the al-Qaida terror group has threatened more attacks on Americans and Jews in a message published by the pan-Arab daily Al-Hayat Sunday.

Pakistan wants to talk peace, promises Kashmir monitoring to ensure `infiltration' doesn't occur  (Associated Press)
Calling the situation in Kashmir dangerous and alarming, Pakistan denied Monday that any cross-border "infiltration" was occurring in the disputed region and urged the world community to pressure India into agreeing to talks to ease tensions.

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Prince A Victory Away From Triple Crown (Associated Press) Unable to come up with a big victory in his early years in horse racing, Saudi Prince Ahmed bin Salman decided he'd had enough. Congress Set for Sept. 11 Hearings (Associated Press) President Bush said Monday that intelligence agencies and the FBI must do a better job tracking and catching terrorists, emphasizing pursuit of "this shadowy enemy" on the eve of congressional hearings into the Sept. 11 attacks. Bush says U.S. intelligence must do better at tracking terrorists; Congress set to begin inquiry (Associated Press) President Bush said Monday that intelligence agencies and the FBI must do a better job tracking and catching terrorists, emphasizing pursuit of "this shadowy enemy" on the eve of congressional hearings into the Sept. 11 attacks. Canada Will Not Extradite Al Qaeda Funding Suspect (Reuters) Canada said on Monday that a man who was suspected of helping fund Osama bin Laden will not be extradited to the United States, a decision U.S. officials immediately branded a mistake. Canada Won't Extradite 'Bin Laden' Man to U.S. (Reuters) Canada announced on Monday it would not extradite a man to the United States suspected of helping fund Osama bin Laden, a decision which looks set to displease Washington. Philippine military wants further U.S. assistance in fighting terrorists (Associated Press) The Philippines would like U.S. military trainers to work alongside Filipino soldiers to battle terrorists, a top general said Monday, embracing a sensitive proposal by the Pentagon to expand its mission. Philippines Military: More U.S. Help (Associated Press) The Philippines would like U.S. military trainers to work alongside Filipino soldiers to battle terrorists, a top general said Monday, embracing a sensitive proposal by the Pentagon to expand its mission. FBI Changes Rules on Secret Wiretaps (Associated Press) Responding to criticism, the FBI has quietly changed its internal rules so that Director Robert Mueller personally reviews any requests by agents for secret terrorism wiretaps denied by lawyers at headquarters. U.S. Urges More Action to Block Terrorist Funds (Reuters) The United States urged its European Union allies Monday to join in new initiatives to stop the flow of money to "terrorist" organizations by taking preventive action against suspected fundraisers and donors. Taliban Leader Still Alive, Says Afghan Minister (Reuters) Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar, one of the world's most wanted men, is alive and spending much of his time outside Afghanistan, the interior minister of the interim Afghan government said Monday. American forces return after operation against caves in eastern Afghanistan (Associated Press) U.S. troops blew up four cave complexes near the Pakistani border that had been used in the past by Afghan fighters, and possibly by al-Qaida and the Taliban, a spokesman said Monday. American Forces Search Afghan Caves (Associated Press) About 150 U.S. troops involved in a search for al-Qaida and Taliban fighters returned to their base Monday morning after blowing up four caves in eastern Afghanistan, an American spokesman said. FBI Agents Back Reform Efforts; Voice Support for Director Mueller and Applaud Agents Rowley & Williams (PR Newswire) The FBI Agents Association today welcomed steps to change the Attorney General Guidelines with regard to counter-terrorism investigations. FBI, CIA Still Reeling From Sept. 11 Aftershocks (Reuters) As families marked the end of recovery operations at the World Trade Center site Sunday, the landscape of the U.S. intelligence and law enforcement communities appeared poised for changes as profound as those which forever reshaped lower Manhattan on Sept. 11. Al-Qaida Spokesman Threatens Attacks (Associated Press) The spokesman for the al-Qaida terror group has threatened more attacks on Americans and Jews in a message published by the pan-Arab daily Al-Hayat Sunday. Pakistan wants to talk peace, promises Kashmir monitoring to ensure `infiltration' doesn't occur (Associated Press) Calling the situation in Kashmir dangerous and alarming, Pakistan denied Monday that any cross-border "infiltration" was occurring in the disputed region and urged the world community to pressure India into agreeing to talks to ease tensions.

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