U.S. Pounds Taliban; Anthrax Turns Up at Pentagon

05 Nov 2001

U.S. aircraft maintained their relentless assault on Afghanistan&#039s ruling Taliban on Monday as traces of anthrax showed up at the Pentagon, one of the targets of the Sept. 11 hijack attacks on the United States that plunged the world into crisis. Full Story

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