White House secrecy denounced
Several senators say that the lack of information on the war on terrorism is keeping them from doing their jobs.

Gaining ground in mountains
U.S. forces seize caves housing weapons and documents, but resistance near Gardez is stiffer than expected.

Two Florida men among the U.S. soldiers killed
Marc Anderson, 30, was an All-American at Florida State. Bradley Crose, 22, was a devout Christian, proud to serve.

Washington in brief
Medicare proposal pushes generic drugs, curtails ads

The nation in brief
Cockpit fire forces emergency landing

Beams of light to mark anniversary
NEW YORK -- Ethereal towers of light, visible for miles around, will pierce the lower Manhattan skyline starting Monday evening, six months after terrorism changed the world as we knew it.

Filipino police warned U.S. of suicide hijackings in 1995
Six years before suicide hijackers attacked the World Trade Center and Pentagon, the FBI was alerted that Middle Eastern pilots were training at U.S. flight schools and that at least one had proposed dive-bombing a jetliner into a federal building, according to documents and interviews with Filipino and U.S. authorities.

Jet fighters sent 292 times since Sept. 11
WASHINGTON -- It doesn't take much these days to draw a pair of jet fighters off your wingtips: an unruly airline passenger, a wrong turn into restricted airspace or deviation from a flight plan.

Fighting terror notebook
Ridge says border needs a fast lane for Mexico traffic

The world in brief
Powerful quake hits Philippines, injures 3