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The White House provides news and information on its attack response and gives the text of the president's address to a joint session of Congress Sept. 20.

The U.S. Postal Service has posted recommendations on how to recognize suspicious mail and gives guidance on what to do with it.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offer information on potential tools of bioterrorists, including anthrax.

The FBI published a Most Wanted Terrorists list and set up a hotline and e-mail form for people who may have information about Tuesday's attacks.

The FBI's National Infrastructure Protection Center has warned of the increased likelihood of cyber attacks since Sept. 11.

Baltimore/Washington International Airport terminals reopened shortly after the terrorist strikes. Check for real-time departure schedules.

Washington Dulles International and Reagan National also list real-time flight information.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency provides information on how to talk to your children about the attacks.

The Red Cross has info on places where you can donate blood and on organizations in need of volunteers.

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Published 12/12/01; last updated: 03/21/02 11:03 AM

Special report produced by Sonia Kumar, Kim Harris and Kathleen Johnston; edited by Chris Harvey (Web) and Steve Crane and Adrianne Flynn (print). Banner graphic by Sonia Kumar.

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