US Gives Up Search for bin Laden and Omar

David Stout | New York Times | January 7, 2002

"Pentagon officials sought today to deflate any lingering optimism that Osama bin Laden and Mullah Mohammad Omar might be captured soon and said they would stop speculating about their whereabouts."

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