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Afghans: Al-Qaida bomber foiled

Afghan security forces thwarted a suicide bomb attack on a provincial governor on Monday and arrested a suspected al-Qaida member from Mali, the governor said. • FULL STORY

• USS Cole attack mastermind escapes

• NBC: Olympic terror concern is twofold

• Al-Qaida tapes may be ‘proof of life’

• Rumsfeld urges unity in war on terror

• U.S.: No breakthrough on bin Laden

• Newsweek: What next for Hamas?

EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE: LONDON ATTACKS

• NBC: Life marches on, despite 2nd attack

• FT: Shabby, mundane world of a jihadi

• NBC: Wary Londoners return to mass transit

• NBC: Will Londoners adapt to harsh reality?

• Citizen journalists, witnesses to horror

• Terror response: A tale of 3 cities

• Hitting London's pressure point

NBC coverage of al-Qaida

• Al-Qaida's presence in Iran

• Frightening evolution of al-Qaida

• Hunt for bin Laden's No. 3

• U.S. downplays al-Qaida hunt

• Memo on al-Qaida terror plans

• Al-Qaida captive said talking to U.S.

• Al-Qaida critiques Afghan errors

NBC VIDEO

• New videos
Jan. 30: NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports on two new videos — one showing kidnapped journalist Jill Carroll and the other of Ayman al-Zawahri, al-Qaida's No. 2.

Nightly News

HUNT FOR AL-QAIDA

• Plots and attacks

• Timeline of statements

• Dead and captured

• At-large leaders and associates

• The man they call ‘Osama’s brain’

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• July 7 attacks
Near simultaneous explosions rock the London subway and tear open a double-decker bus during the morning rush hour.

INTERACTIVE

• July 7 snapshot
A timeline of how the attacks happened.

INTERACTIVE

• Al-Qaida's leader
Background to the man behind the deadliest terrorist organization in the world

Slide show

A policewoman stands inside the police c

• Attacked again
View images from London after four small explosions hit the city's transportation network on July 21.

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