Politics

No Court TV

By Admin

The U.S. Supreme Court decided Monday it will not allow television cameras into the courtroom to chronicle the 90-minute oral arguments in George W. Bush's election appeal.

Bond Alleges Voter Fraud in Missouri

Christopher Bond accuses Democrats of committing voter fraud by keeping polls open late in St. Louis.

Clinton Vetoes Leaks Bill

By Admin

President Clinton Monday vetoed a bill that would have criminalized the leaking of classified materials to unauthorized sources.

Widow of Missouri Governor Would Accept His Place

Senator John Ashcroft is faced with the difficult task of running against Mel Carnahan's widow.

Widow of Missouri Governor Would Accept His Place

Senator John Ashcroft is faced with the difficult task of running against Mel Carnahan's widow.

Late Missouri Governor Still Strong in Polls

The death of Democratic Senate candidate Mel Carnahan has not made the road to victory any easier for his rival, Republican Senator John Ashcroft.

Widow of Missouri Governor Tapped

A movement is under way among Missouri Democrats to install Gov. Mel Carnahan's widow, Jean Carnahan, in the Senate seat he was seeking.

Congress Passes Leaks Bill

Legislation aimed at stopping the flow of sensitive information from government agencies to the press is on its way to the White House, but many in the media worry it could stifle free speech.

U.S. Calls for Immediate Cease-Fire

President Clinton asks both sides to undertake a cease-fire and condemn all acts of violence immediately.

To Air Or Not to Air?

NBC and Fox's decision not to commit to showing all four presidential and vice presidential debates is drawing heat from critics and, most recently, Federal Communications Commission Chairman William Kennard.