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10 October 2001

By The Morning News —
  • Al Quaeda appeals to Muslims everywhere to attack U.S. interests; WTC attacks called "good deed"; British Muslims asked to kill Blair.
  • Pentagon prepares for risky helicopter raids over Afghanistan.
  • Anti-terrorism bill stalled in Senate, feared corrosive to civil liberties.
  • Investigators suspect anthrax in Florida originated in Iowa lab.
  • White House releases most wanted terrorists list, 22 names long.
  • U.S. considers pursuing anti-terrorist action in Asia, specifically Philippines.
  • The horrible statistics after the 100th Palestinian suicide bombing.
  • Interesting study of the airlines' efforts to quickly acquire cash from taxpayers.
  • Record Industry reaches agreement on online distribution.
  • EU may demand huge fine and revision of Windows features from Microsoft. [wsj]
  • Motorola cuts 7,000 jobs.
  • National Enquirer intern cleared by FBI after leaving bagels--not anthrax--in office.
  • "Jedi Knight" becomes official religion.
  • Note: We are putting together a feature of short fiction; If you have an unpublished story that you would like to submit for review, we'd love to hear from you. No more than one story per author; Do not send attachments (all attachments will be deleted); Paste your story into the email or mail it in a truck. Submissions must be sent by midnight, October 15, 2001. Submissions do not guarantee publication or commentary. No money is involved. Thanks.