N.Y. returns to work Six days after the apocalypse came to lower Manhattan, much of the neighborhood opened for business Monday, even as thick smoke drifted from the pile of rubble where the World Trade Center once stood.
Differences lurk behind unity Everybody realizes military retaliation abroad is probable.
Nobody is advocating a war on the civil liberties of Canadians while protecting their safety at home. The Federal Reserve cut key interest rates to prop up the faltering economy after last week's attacks while the White House weighed how to help the hard-hit airline industry. The U.S. Federal Reserve cut a key interest rate by one-half point Monday, to three per cent. The rate cut was the eighth this year in the Fed's effort to stave off a recession. The Fed's Open Market Committee acted in advance of its regularly scheduled interest rate session, Oct. 2.