Politics

Court Reverses Microsoft Break-Up

A federal appeals court cited the behavior of the presiding judge as a key factor in reversing the penalty imposed on the software giant for alleged violations of antitrust law.

Milosevic Sent to Hague

Yugoslav officials sent former President Slobodan Milosevic to the international war crimes tribunal in The Hague, where he has been indicted in the slaughter of ethnic Albanians in Kosovo.

Macedonia Nears Brink of Civil War

World leaders urged calm as intense fighting between government troops and ethnic Albanian rebels continued.

Freelance Writers Win in Supreme Court Case

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Publishers violated the copyrights of freelance writers by archiving their material in electronic databases, the Supreme Court ruled Monday.

Political Wrap with Shields and Gigot

Shields and Gigot discuss the week in politics, including the patients' rights bill currently before the Senate and the president's approval rating.

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14 Indicted in 1996 Saudi Arabia Bombing

Attorney General John Ashcroft said Saudi members of the terrorist group Hizbollah planned and executed the attack that killed 19 U.S. airmen.

GOP Wins Seat in Virginia

House Republicans bolstered their thin majority Tuesday, winning a hotly contested race in southern Virginia.

Chicago Public Housing

Elizabeth Brackett reports from Chicago, where public housing has taken on a whole new look.

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Humane Borders

The deaths of 14 illegal Mexican immigrants in the scorching Arizona desert last month sparked humanitarian efforts to help future immigrants cross safely.

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Israel, Palestinians Reach Tentative Agreement

Both sides accepted in principle a peace agreement brokered by CIA director George Tenet.