Politics

Microsoft Violated Antitrust Laws

U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson has found Microsoft guilty of violating federal antitrust laws.

INS Will Rule on Elian Case Tuesday

Negotiations over the fate of Elian Gonzalez ended without agreement.

Pinochet Returns to Chile

Thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Chile shouting chants, beating drums and holding pictures of people who were killed or "disappeared" under the rule of Augusto Pinochet.

Britain Releases Pinochet

Former dictator Augusto Pinochet was released by British authorities Thursday and is already en route to Chile.

The Iowa Caucus: The Race with a Week to Go…

By Admin, PBS NewsHour

With one week left before the Iowa caucus kicks off the official run for the presidency, all eight GOP and Democratic hopefuls are crisscrossing Iowa hoping to do well in the unpredictable race.

McCain, Bradley Solidify Leads

By PBS NewsHour

A new survey of New Hampshire voters indicates both GOP hopeful Sen. John McCain and Democratic Sen. Bill Bradley have increased their support among women and independent voters.

Boy’s Return to Cuba Uncertain

A Florida judge -- who said she has jurisdiction in the case of Elian Gonzalez -- Monday afternoon ruled that the 6-year-old boy should not be sent back to Cuba for now.

Cuban Boy’s Family to Appeal Return

The family of 6-year-old Elian Gonzalez starts legal action against Wednesday's U.S. immigration recommendation that the boy return to his father in Cuba.

Independents Become Largest Voting Bloc in New Hampshire

By PBS NewsHour

Both Democrats and Republicans are outnumbered in New Hampshire this year.

India: Pakistan Backed Plane Hijacking

India's Prime Minister wants the U.S. and other nations to declare Pakistan a terrorist state because of the Indian Airlines hijacking.