David Adams
Terror attacks put pressure on Sinn Fein
Viewed from Britain, the Sept. 11 atrocities appear to be having some positive fallout -- however unintended -- over hopes of peace in Northern Ireland.

Two new pills may join Viagra in impotence market
Cialis and vardenafil, both awaiting federal approval, promise to act faster and produce fewer side effects.

Hijack try called unlinked to terror
DEMING, N.M. -- Authorities were searching Saturday for a man who held a knife to the neck of a pilot and attempted to hijack a medical transport plane before fleeing a tiny airport in southern New Mexico.

Public has ideas on airplane safety
Here's a novel way to deter hijackers: Fill airplanes with soap suds.

Canadian Report
Canada's tourism industry struggling

U.S. forces move into place
WASHINGTON -- With thousands of U.S. troops and hundreds of warplanes within striking range of Afghanistan, President Bush warned Saturday that "full warning has been given, and time is running out."

Commandos mobilize for unconventional war
Special Operations forces are expected to play a major role in the possible conflict, though their achievements may never be publicly known.

Taliban offers deal on workers
KABUL, Afghanistan -- Afghanistan's ruling Taliban offered Saturday to free eight international aid workers charged with preaching Christianity if the United States "halts its massive propaganda campaign."

America responds notebook
Last FEMA team leaves site of trade center

Taliban fires at plane over Kabul but misses
KABUL, Afghanistan -- An intense volley of Taliban antiaircraft fire Saturday brought thousands of Afghans into the streets of Kabul, where they craned their necks to watch a plane fly over. The plane was not hit.