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Terrorist Strikes in New York and Washington, D.C. Whacked! America receives a wake-up call, reports Metro editor Dan Pulcrano. Flight Pattern: A nation looks for leadership, finds Team Bush swamped by crisis. Coming Home to Roost: Bin Laden's CIA ties are only the beginning of a woeful story, writes MSNBC's Michael Moran. Born in the CIA: The Taliban has roots in Langley, Virginia, writes Toledo Blade op-ed columnist Amjad Hussain for Afgha.com. Woodrow Wilson International Center: A Washington, D.C.-based nonpartisan institute for the study of current issues and their historical backgrounds. The Bloody Jordan River Now Flows Through America: There will be no peace for the U.S. until we convince Israel to make peace with the Palestinians, writes Salon executive editor Greg Kamiya. Community Events & Fundraisers: In the aftermath of the Sept 11 terrorist attacks, special events are being organized in the Bay Area to show support and unity. Before Our Eyes: Santa Cruz residents reflect in the aftermath of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. How You Can Help: Events and charitable opportunities in and around Santa Cruz. Brokenhearted Borough: Contemplation follows catastrophe in New York. Connecting: In the wake of the terrorism, the Internet became a place to find loved ones and relate first-hand accounts. A City Walks Out: Through the ashes, a survivor tells his story. Shaken Down: A progressively weak U.S. policy on terrorism left us wide open for attacks. Displaced Anger: Anti-globalization activists learn to deal with terrorism. Divided We Fall: Northern California Bohemian editor Greg Cahill reflects upon the aftermath. The Bastards!: Terrorists Bring War to Our Shores. The View from Above: An eyewitness account. Arab-Americans: Caught in the Middle. Logan Airport: Security? What security? The End of Decadence: Can the media--and the rest of us--adjust to a frightening new world? [ San Jose | Metroactive Central | Archives ]