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If he's dead, then why is he wanted?
The U.S. government reported the death of a top al-Qaida aide weeks ago, but he's still on the FBI's most wanted list.

Suspect declines to enter a plea
A not guilty plea is entered on behalf of Zacarias Moussaoui, the first person charged in the Sept. 11 attacks.

Cloned pigs offer hope of transplants
Five cloned pigs born in Virginia on Dec. 25 are being called a major step toward production of animal organs and cells for use in human bodies.

German navy joins war on terror
Six ships, some carrying marines, will patrol off the Horn of Africa to protect shipping and cut off routes used by terror groups.

War's biggest raid over: No one was home
Marines return to base after New Year's Day thrust to abandoned terrorist training camp.

Afghans still face threat of land mines
Millions of land mines threaten refugees who are returning and humanitarian workers. De-miners are at work to make it safe again.

America strikes notebook
Afghanistan receives two months of food for 6-million

From AP: special links on the terrorist attacks and aftermath
• Sharon and Arafat: Old foes on parallel paths
• FBI's Most Wanted terrorists
• Afghanistan in Depth
• Panoramic view of tragedy
• Satellite view of Ground Zero
• Flashpoint: Afghanistan
• Multimedia Coverage of the Terror Attacks
• Latest News on the Terror Attacks
• Updated List of Victims
• Terror Attack Multimedia Gallery
• Terror's Path: An Interactive Map
• Missing: A Multimedia Essay
• Terror Attack: Minute by Minute
• Terror Attack: Tower Collapse
• Terrorists Attack: Video Gallery
• Aftermath Photo Gallery
• Day of Terror Photo Gallery
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