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July 09, 2007
• The Administration is Lowering the Bar on Expectations in the Iraq War. Latest Developments on the Controversy Over the Director of the National Hurricane Center
• The Administration is Lowering the Bar on Expectations in the Iraq War. Latest Developments on the Controversy Over the Director of the National Hurricane Center


March 31, 2001
• Edison Schools Incorporated May Lose Bail-Out Bid
• Are More Runways a Solution to Airports' Problems?
• America Doesn't Care About McCain-Feingold
• Fate of Foreign Aid to Yugoslavia Remains Uncertain
• U.S. Government Debates Whether Yugoslavia Met Foreign Aid Guidelines
• Stand-Off Continues in Belgrade at Milosevic Home
• Foot-And-Mouth Disease Tests On U.S. Pigs Come Up Negative
• Milosevic in Standoff With Yugoslav Police
• `Feeling Fit': Keeping Your Exercise Routine When Traveling
• Making the Right Career Choices
• Palestinians Call for Uprising
• What Will Become of Efforts to Arrest Milosevic?
• Final Four to Play Today in Minneapolis
• Deadline Pushed Back for U.S. Decision on Aid to Yugoslavia
• Worst Drought in a Century Hits Florida
• Details Undetermined in Aspen Plane Crash


March 24, 2001
• Who Will Win on Oscar Night?
• Program Forges Bond Between Immigrants and Local Residents
• Should Pennsylvania Avenue Be Open to Traffic Again?
• President Bush Defends Spending Blueprint
• Three Terrorist Bombings in Southern Russia
• Britain Increases Measures to Stem Spread of Foot-and-Mouth
• Terrorist Bombings in Southern Russia Kill 21 People
• President Bush Speaks Out on the Conflict in Macedonia
• Exxon Valdez Disaster Caused Changes in Oil Spill Prevention Technology
• Three Terrorist Bombs Explode in Southern Russia
• Economic Downturn Signals a Change in the Real Estate Market
• Bush Issues Executive Order to Ban Federal Money For Overseas Family Planning
• Human Genome Project Helps Cancer Researchers
• Car Bombs Claim At Least 20 Lives in Southern Russia


March 17, 2001
• Cultural Diversity in American High Schools
• McCain May Have Trouble Pushing Campaign Reform Through Senate
• Bush Backs Corporate America
• Worst May be Over for Market Downturn
• Bush Wants Quicker Tax Cut to Offset Decreased OPEC Oil Production
• Great Britain Slaughtering Sheep and Pigs To Stem Foot-And- Mouth Disease
• Manhunt Under Way in Oklahoma for Prison Escapees
• Armed Conflict in Macedonia Continues
• OPEC Considering Cutting Oil Production
• Are There Ways to Make Money off of Mir Splashdown?
• Teens Learn How to Drive in Dangerous Situations
• Some 40 Million Americans Claim Irish Heritage
• Exercise Can Help Prevent Impotency
• Bush Continues Efforts to Sell His Tax Cut
• What Does Wall Street Turmoil Mean to Individual's Wallets?
• American Drug Companies to Provide AIDS Drugs to South Africa
• Russian, Turkish Hostages Returned to Families
• Tips on Filing Your Taxes This Year
• Bush Calls on Congress to Accelerate Tax Cuts


March 10, 2001
• Students Find Alternative Ways to Spend Spring Break
• Firefighter Back at Work After Losing Legs
• Is Now The Time to Invest in Tech?
• How Can School Violence Be Curbed?
• Bush Delays Airline Mechanics Strike
• President Bush, Senate Democrats Prepare for Budget Joust
• New Clashes in the Balkans
• Bush May Compromise on Tax Cuts
• Urban America Looks to Future With an Eye on the Past
• Pilots' Wives Speak Out Against the V-22 Osprey Aircraft
• What Is Causing the Airlines' Labor Woes?
• President Bush Steps in to Avert Northwest Airlines Mechanics Strike
• New Crew Arrives At International Space Station
• Where Should Investors Put Their Money?
• Astronaut Describes Space Station Life
• White House Holds Firms on Tax Cut Numbers
• Astronaut Describes Space Station Life


March 03, 2001
• Rural Britain Paralyzed by Foot-And-Mouth Outbreak
• Bush Continues to Promote Tax Cut Plan
• Three Crew, 18 Passengers Dead in Military Plane Crash Over Georgia
• Discussion of the Economic Slowdown Continues
• 1,100-Mile Dog Sled Race Under Way in Alaska
• Professor Raps Himself Around His Teachings
• Belgium Reacts to Outbreak of Foot-And-Mouth
• Iditarod Race Mushes Out of Anchorage
• Should the Pardon Power Be Altered By Congress?
• Twenty-One Die in Military Transport Plane Crash
• Bush White House Holds Firm on Tax Proposal
• Tai Chi Helps Seniors Stay Fit
• What Is It Like to Race in the Iditarod Dog Sled Race?
• What Motivates Thrill-Seekers?
• New Big Things in Extreme Sports
• Annual Alaska Sled Dog Race Starts Today
• Last-Minute Compromise Possible at Northwest
• Outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease Cripples Two Major British Industries
• Economic Booms and Slowdowns in Brooklyn
• Alternatives to Napster Available on the Web
• Copyrighted Songs to Disappear from Napster Service


February 24, 2001
• Financial Aid Packages Not Adequate to Cover Low-Income Students
• Democrats Speak out on Future Leadership of Their Party
• President Bush Outlines Priorities for Federal Budget
• Secretary Powell to Speak With Sharon and Arafat on Sunday
• Are Cybercourts a Plausible Way to Speed the Judicial System?
• Tough Week for the Stock Market
• U.S. Policy Toward Iraq Greeted by Arab Nations' Cold Shoulder
• How Will the Pardon Flap Affect Senator Clinton?
• NASCAR Drivers Return to the Race Track
• Should the United States Pay Reparations to Families of Slaves?
• Bush Prepares New Budget as Clintons' Pardon Controversy Continues
• President Bush to Propose Budget to Congress on Tuesday
• Old-Fashioned FBI Work Led to Hanssen Arrest
• Bush Concludes First Meeting with Britain's Blair
• Colin Powell in Middle East on 'Listening Tour'
• Secretary Powell Continues Middle East Tour
• Powell Speaks About Iraqi Sanctions, Missile Defense


February 17, 2001
• Michigan Man Receives Successful Hand Transplant
• U.N. Sanctions Starve Iraqi Citizens
• Harlem Rent-Controlled Apartments Not Keeping Up With Neighborhood Prosperity
• Doctors Perform Successful Hand Transplant
• Bombing Could Help U.N. Inspectors Get Back to Iraq
• How Can You Avoid an IRS Audit?
• Presidents Bush, Fox Establish Repoire at Friday Meeting
• Japanese Family Members Plead for Raising of Ehime Maru
• Ehime Maru Discovered 2,000 Feet Beneath Pacific
• Bush Administration Wants to Keep Pressure on Iraq
• Second Hand Transplant Takes Place in Kentucky
• Hussein Meets With Military Officials, Calls for Holy War on United States, Britain
• The U.S.-Iraq Conflict: Who is Provoking Whom?
• U.S. Navy Unmanned Submersible Finds Ehime Maru Wreckage
• What Should Investors Do in the Volatile Stock Market?
• Iraqi Air Strike Also Serves to Send Message


February 10, 2001
• New HIV Medicines Are in the Works
• "USA Weekend" Dedicates This Weekend's Edition to Leaders of the Future
• Is Flying Becoming Less Friendly?
• Space Shuttle Delivers Space Station its `Destiny'
• What Will Bush's Tax Cut Proposal Mean for the Average American?
• Atlantis Astronauts Successfully Install Destiny on the International Space Station
• USS Greeneville Not Seriously Damaged By Collision
• Coast Guard Searching for Survivors After U.S. Sub Collides with Research Vessel
• U.S. Submarine Accidentally Sinks Japanese Research Vessel
• Who Is Winning the Propaganda Wars on Tax Cuts?
• What Caused a U.S. Navy Sub to Hit a 180-Foot Fishing Vessel?
• New HIV Medicines Are in the Works
• U.S. Submarine-Japanese Ship Disaster Extremely Complex
• Could Real-Life `Hannibal's be Walking the Streets?
• Space Shuttle Crew Attaches Science Lab to Space Station


February 03, 2001
• Will CBS or NBC Win the Battle for Thursday Night? Donna De Lory Steps Into the Spotlight Singing; "Valentine" Puts Bloody Spin on Holiday
• Guests Separate Truth From Urban Legend
• Murder in Hanover, New Hampshire Stuns Community
• European Defense Ministers Express Concern Over U.S. Missile Initiatives
• Is the U.S. Economy in Recession?
• House Democrats Drive to Pennsylvania for Retreat
• Clinton Out of the White House But Not the Spotlight
• Democratic National Committee Elects Terry McAuliffe Chairman
• Barak's Chances of Reelection Seem Slim
• Ashcroft Nomination Reveals Democrats' Ability to Filibuster
• House Democrats Plan Congressional Agenda
• How Has Hillary Rodham Clinton Handled Her First Weeks in Office?
• President Bush Continues to Preach Bipartisan Politics
• Israel's Election Campaign Enters Final Days
• Clinton Friend Terry McAuliffe Elected Head of the DNC
• Ex-Con Goes From Robber to Writer
• How Would a Sharon Victory in the Israeli Election Change Peace Negotiations?
• Barak Still Trailing Badly in Israeli Election Polls
• President Bush Talks Taxes in His Weekly Radio Address
• Terry McAuliffe Named Head of Democratic National Committee


January 27, 2001
• Mideast Peace Talks Proceed as Israeli Election Nears
• Super Bowl Not the Only Game in Tampa This Weekend
• California Education Officials Worry Black-Outs Are Short- Circuiting Educations
• Tampa Prepares for Super Bowl Sunday
• What Did George W. Bush Accomplish in His First Week in Office?
• Layoffs Occur Even When Economy Booms
• Bush Team Prepares For Second Week in Office
• President Bush Spends Day With Family
• Artist Has a Blast Assembling Her Work
• Indian Earthquake Leveled Major City
• Super Bowl Celebration Already Under Way in Tampa
• Britain, Italy Hold Holocaust Remembrance Days on Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation
• Protesters Gather at World Economic Forum
• Nevada Marks 50 Years Since A-Bomb Testing
• David Brancaccio Discusses the American Economy
• What Is the Significance of President Bush's Planned Trip to Mexico?
• Bush Urges Congress to Act on His Education Agenda by Summer
• Tampa Bay Immersed in Super Bowl Hype
• Family Still Mourns After Last Year's Post-Super Bowl Murders
• Bush Team Mum on Alleged Vandalism at the White House
• Cattle Heard Inspected for Possible Mad Cow Disease Infection
• India Air Force Begins Air Lifts to Aid Quake Victims
• Bush Aides Satisfied With First Week in White House
• 11,000 Confirmed Dead in Indian Earthquake


January 20, 2001
• Revamping Defense Systems Will be Challenging for Bush Administration
• U.S. Defense Systems May be Overhauled by Bush
• Civil Rights Proponents Hope Bush Stays True to Inaugural Address
• Position Could Open for New U.S. Supreme Court Justice


January 13, 2001
• Commission on Civil Rights Finds Fault in Florida Election Processes
• Middle East Violence Emerges in Official Channels
• Minor Earthquake Rattles Los Angeles Area
• Reagan Recovering from Hip Surgery at California Hospital
• Mideast Peace Negotiations Likely Will be Passed to Bush
• Reagan Undergoes Successful Hip Surgery
• Mideast Peace Negotiations Likely Will be Passed to Bush
• Washington, D.C. Prepares for Inauguration Day
• Reagan Rests Comfortably After Hip Surgery
• Major Earthquake Rocks Central America
• Environmental Groups Oppose Norton Nomination
• Bush Confident of Cabinet's Confirmation
• Reagan to Be Hospitalized for Week to 10 Days
• American Humanitarians Defy Sanctions Against Iraq and Fly to Baghdad
• What Will the Time Warner AOL and the Proposed Airline Mergers Mean for Consumers?
• Bush Cabinet Nominees Prepare for Confirmation Hearings
• Capitol Hill Gears for Ashcroft Nomination Battle
• Reagan In Good Condition After Hip Surgery
• Hip Surgery Relatively Routine for the Elderly
• Former President Ronald Reagan Released from Surgery
• Hip Surgery on Former President Ronald Reagan Completed
• What Will Clinton's Legacy Be on the Middle East Peace Process?
• How Should the Bush Administration Approach the Middle East Peace Process?
• California Hopes to Cap Energy Crisis
• Bush Team Looking to Quell Controversy Over Attorney General Nominee John Ashcroft
• Bush Must Clarify Economic Agenda
• Former President Ronald Reagan Undergoes Hip Surgery
• Bush Expects Ashcroft and Norton to be Confirmed
• Reagan's Hip Surgery Could be Underway


January 06, 2001
• Violence Continues in Middle East as Prospects for Peace Deal Fade
• Leaked Documents Shed Light on Tiananmen Square Massacre
• What Does the Big Economic Picture Mean for the Average Investor?
• Seal Windows, Tune Up Furnace To Cut Energy Bills
• George W. Bush Confirmed President-Elect by Joint Session of Congress
• Texas Police Still Hunting for Seven Escaped Convicts
• Increased Energy Costs Push Conservation in California
• How Did Al Gore Handle the Objections by the Congressional Black Caucus?
• Economy Top Priority at Bush's Meeting With Governors
• Congress Confirms Bush Presidential Victory
• President-Elect Bush Meets with Republican Governors in Crawford, Texas
• Regional Airports Offer Travel Without Delays
• Congress Likely Will Finalize Election Without Incident
• Bush Hosts Republican Governors to Thank Them for Support
• Congress Set to Ratify Electoral College Vote
• Presidential Election Results to be Finalized in Congress Today


December 30, 2000
• Some City Leaders Look to Out-Do Last Year's New Year's Eve Celebrations
• Reopening Main St.?
• National Centers for Environmental Prediction Director Discusses What Else This Winter May Bring
• Gay Youth Runaways Down and Disillusioned in San Francisco
• 'Wall Street Journal' Reporter: Slowing Economy Toughens Sell for Bush on Tax Cuts
• Transition of Power: Bush Delivering Diverse Cabinet
• Winter Storm Strikes East Coast
• Heavy Snow Blankets Massachusetts
• Preparation Key to Dealing With Winter's Worst Punches
• Snow is Pretty in NYC
• Snow Falling Rapidly in Massachusetts
• Winter Storm Inconveniences Philadelphia, Slams New York
• Is There Any Real Protection Against Workplace Violence?
• War, Famine, Plague Kill Millions of Children in 2000
• New York Officials Prepare for the Worst from Nor'easter
• CNN 20: Abortion Clinic Shootings, December 30, 1994
• New York City Gears for New Year's Celebration Despite Snowstorm
• Arkansas and Oklahoma Still Reeling From Ice Storms
• President-Elect Bush Expected to Make Nominations for Remaining Cabinet Posts Next Week
• Right of Return for Palestinian Refugees Emerges as Stumbling Block in Peace Negotiations
• Nor'easter Slams Eastern Seaboard With Blizzard-Like Conditions
• Winter Storm Strikes New York and Philadelphia


December 29, 2000
• Boy Bands and Teen Divas Show Staying Power in 2000; Thornton, Damon and Cruz Bring 'All the Pretty Horses' to the Silver Screen


December 28, 2000
• Time Running Out for Oscar Hopefuls; Future of the NEA Up in the Air; 'Sweet Baby' James Discusses his Music and the Music of his Children


December 27, 2000
• Robert Downey Jr. Pleads Not Guilty To Drug Charges; Jason Robards Dead at 78; Hollywood and Politics in 2001


December 26, 2000
• Helen Hunt Does Double Duty at Weekend Box Office; Steven Soderbergh Takes on 'Traffic'; Ricky Martin Returns to the Road


December 25, 2000
• Holiday Hunks


December 23, 2000
• Victor Borge's Zeal for Life Transcends His Death
• Brush Fire Rages in Central Florida
• Bush Cabinet Beginning to Reflect Spectrum of Republican Party
• Victor Borge Dies at 91
• Community Pitches in to Give Students Higher Education
• Pro-Democracy Coalition Expected to Win Comfortable Margin in Serbian Parliament
• Airport Teems With Travelers in Dallas, Texas
• Final Weekend Before Christmas Frenzied for Last Minute Shoppers
• Bethlehem Has Dismal Christmas Season Due to Mideast Unrest
• What Is Behind the Desire to Convene a Summit Before Clinton Leaves Office?
• Results of Palestinian-Israeli Negotiations Will not be Known Until Wednesday
• Epidemics of Mad Cow Disease Abroad Unlikely to Affect U.S. Cattle
• Bush Must Work Hard for African American Support
• Results of Mideast Peace Talks to be Known This Week
• Are There Danger Signs in the U.S. Economy?
• Has the Past Week of Talks Been Worthwhile from an Israeli Point of View?
• Israelis, Palestinians View Week of Talks With a Different Outlooks
• New York Loaded With Last-Minute Shoppers
• What Is at Stake for Israelis, Palestinians and the Clinton Administration in the Renewed Peace Talks?
• Israelis and Palestinians Wrap Up a Week of Talks Without a Major Breakthrough
• Gag Gifts Remain Popular Purchases During Holiday Season
• CNN 20: Nichols Convicted in First Trial, December 23, 1997
• How Will President-Elect Bush Deal with an Evenly Divided Congress?
• Last-Minute Shoppers Take Time to Give to Charity
• Superior Court Judge Overturns Convictions of Three LAPD Officers
• Clinton's Final Efforts for Mideast Peace Gain Ground


December 16, 2000
• Sheriff-Elect Gunned Down in Suburban Atlanta, Georgia
• Pope's Meeting With Austrian Leader Sparks Protest in Vatican City
• Clinton Makes Last Push for Mideast Peace
• Election 2000 Leaves a Bitter Taste for Many African-Americans
• Alabama Hit by Three Tornadoes, Killing at Least Five People
• What's the Lasting Attitude Toward the Bush Presidency Going to Be?
• Powell Projects Broad Agenda as Secretary of State
• Powell Likely to Receive Bipartisan Support
• Bush, Powell Sound Themes of Bipartisanship
• Bush Picks Powell for Secretary of State
• World Slightly Wary of Bush's Proposed International Policies
• Gen. Colin Powell's Charity Seeks to Provide Educational Opportunities for Children
• Colin Powell Expected to be Confirmed Secretary of State
• Secretary of State Nominee Outlines Foreign Policy Initiatives
• Negative Effects of Ozone Depletion Could Last 50 Years
• Gore Biographer Expects Vice President to Campaign in 2004
• George W. Bush, The Next President: Appointment of Colin Powell Sets Moderate Tone for New Administration
• Doctors Turn to PET Scans to Help Diagnose Cancer
• What Long-Term Effects Could Result from the Post-Election Campaign?
• No Official Reaction from the White House on Colin Powell's Nomination to Secretary of State
• General Colin Powell Nominated as Secretary of State for the Bush Administration
• How Significant Is Retired General Colin Powell's Nomination to Secretary of State?
• General Colin Powell to Be Nominated for Secretary of State


December 09, 2000
• Election 2000: U.S. Supreme Court Puts a Stop to Florida Recount
• Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak Resigns
• Election 2000: U.S. Supreme Court Halts Florida Recount
• Barak's Resignation Seen as Shrewd Political Gamble
• Bush Camp Cautiously Optimistic About Supreme Court Ruling
• High Court Decision Reveals Deep Partisan Division
• Will Election 2000 Be Decided by the Florida Legislature?
• Stay Reveals Deep Divisions in High Court
• U.S. Supreme Court Halts Florida Recount
• Will the Latest Recount Lead to Two Slates of Florida Electors?
• Supreme Court Halts Florida Recount
• Florida Counties Scramble to Complete Recount
• Election 2000 Returns to U.S. Supreme Court
• The Florida Vote: Legal Battles Grow More Urgent
• The Florida Vote: Statewide Recount Could Favor Either Candidate
• 11th Circuit Considers Bush Request for Emergency Injunction
• U.S. Supreme Court Weighs Options on Bush Campaign Appeal
• Court-Ordered Recount Zips Along
• How Will the Post-Election Drama Affect the Next Presidency?
• The Florida Vote: Duval County May Begin Hand Counts Late Today
• Bush Concentrates on Transition
• The Florida Vote: Bush Lawyers Seek to Halt Recount
• Gore Campaign Elated by Florida Supreme Court Decision
• President Clinton Calls Florida Decision a 'Positive Development'
• The Florida Vote: Results of Miami-Dade Recount Could be in Tonight
• Bush Campaign Waiting and Watching Developments in Florida
• Bush Campaign Awaits 11th Circuit Decision on Manual Recounts
• The Florida Vote: Next President Must Govern From the Center
• Bush, Gore Campaigns File Briefs at the U.S. Supreme Court
• Duval County May Miss Sunday Deadline
• The Florida Vote: Manual Recounts Underway in Leon County


November 25, 2000
• Fragile Peace Shows Signs of Stress in Kosovo
• 2000 Presidential Race Unusual But Not Unprecedented
• Don Evans Discusses the Bush Campaign's Next Steps
• Does the Supreme Court Have the Power to Pick a President?
• Bush Returns to Governor's Mansion to Await Certification
• Gore Campaign to Contest Election in Miami-Dade County
• The Florida Recount: Election Should be Certified Tomorrow Evening
• Time Is the Enemy of the Palm Beach County Recount
• The Florida Recount: Bush Legal Team to Sue Some Counties Individually Over Overseas Votes
• Broward County Recount Nears Completion
• Will Election 2000 Be in the Hands of Congress?
• Will the Presidential Election be Decided in Congress?
• Republican Rallies Held in Austin, Washington, D.C.
• The Florida Recount: Republican Protesters Surround Gore's Residence
• New Research Offers Insight into Health Problems on Long- Distance Airline Flights
• Protests Continue But Election Officials Deny their Influence
• Miami-Dade Official Denies Intimidation Factored into Recount Halt
• The Florida Recount: U.S. Supreme Court to Face Many Questions in Coming Days
• Week Preceding Supreme Court Hearing Frenetic for Both Sides
• The Florida Recount: U.S. Supreme Court Will Spend Coming Week on Bush Camp Appeal
• Florida Expects to Certify Vote Counts Tomorrow
• Republican Congressman Declares 'War' on Democrats
• The Florida Recount: Republicans Gather in Pensacola to Support Bush
• Broward County Recount Nears Completion
• Bush Campaign Drops Suits for Military Ballots
• Vice President Gore Shuns Public Eye
• Bush Demonstrators Gather Outside Texas Governor's Mansion
• The Florida Recount: Bush Camp Drops Lawsuit to Make Counties Revisit Military Ballots
• Bush Camp Changes Legal Strategy in Overseas Absentee Ballot Suit
• How Do the Parties View the Street Theater in Broward County?
• The Florida Recount: U.S. Supreme Court Proceedings on Bush Appeal to Begin Tuesday
• Broward Recount Continues Amid External, Internal Tension
• Gov. Christine Todd Whitman Discusses the Florida Recount
• The Florida Recount: Political, Legal Battles Continue in Courts, Counting Rooms, Protests in Streets


November 23, 2000
• The Man Behind the Grinch's Green Mask; 'Unbreakable' Could Prove Unbeatable at Box Office; Actress Michelle Yeoh's Gift for Action


November 18, 2000
• Kate Clinton Takes a Comic Look at Election 2000
• James Thurber Discusses the Historical Precedents for Election 2000
• Richard Shenkman Puts Presidential Gridlock in Perspective
• Palm Beach Recount Could Finish Ahead of Schedule
• Bush Campaign Says Gore Camp is Discarding Military Absentee Ballots
• Gore Campaign Refuses to Respond to Bush Campaign's Fraud Charges
• Florida Overseas Absentee Ballots Give Bush Uncertified Lead of 930
• Mixed Messages on Palm Beach County Recounts
• Bush Leads by 930 According to Florida Division of Elections
• The Florida Recount: Public Remains Riveted by Political Process
• The Florida Recount: Legal Wars Continue Over State's Ballots
• The Florida Recount: Democrats Challenge 15,000 Overseas Absentee Ballots for Bush
• Election 2000 Florida Recount: Florida Justices Review Democratic and Republican Arguments; Recount Workers Affirm Necessity of Job
• Contested Presidential Election Could Ensure Bipartisanship
• Gore Camp Focused on Florida Recounts
• Hand Recounts Continue in Three Florida Counties
• Election 2000 Florida Recount: Deadline for Campaigns to Submit Arguments to State Supreme Court Looms; Bush Campaign Secretary Discusses Absentee Ballot Disqualifications
• What Will It Take for the Winner of the Presidential Election to Govern Effectively?
• Lawsuit Filed in Seminole County to Throw Out 4,700 Absentee Ballots
• The Florida Recount: Miami-Dade County Decides to Manually Count its Ballots
• Bush Camp Heartened by Absentee Ballot Counts
• Gore Campaign Focused on Florida Hand Counts
• Election 2000 Florida Recount: Vote Certification Delayed; Overseas Ballot Count Begins


November 11, 2000
• Palm Beach County Officials Making Progress on Recount
• Next President Likely to Face Split Government
• Gore Campaign Urges Patience in Recount
• Electoral College Will Stand Despite Certain Flaws
• What Happens if the Republican Request for a Federal Injunction is Denied?
• Manual Recount Continues in Florida
• Gore Campaign Blasts Bush Campaign's Decision to Seek Federal Intervention
• Gore Camp Urges Quick Count of Votes in Four Florida Counties
• Bush Campaign Vows to Pursue Federal Injunction in Florida
• Judge Named in Republican Lawsuit
• Gore Campaign Asks Bush Campaign to Rescind Injunction Request
• When Will the Presidential Election Be Over?
• Ballot Controversy Unusual But Not Unprecedented
• Bush Leads Gore in New Mexico by 17 Votes
• Plaintiffs Filing Lawsuits May Find it Difficult to Overturn Palm Beach Election
• Most Americans Do Not View Election Uncertainty as a Crisis
• Wall Street Casts Wary Eye Toward Election Uncertainty
• Hand Recount Under Way in Palm Beach County
• Hand Count of Votes in Palm Beach County, Florida May Take up to 12 Hours
• Both Campaigns Tread Lightly on Offense
• Gore Camp Feels Legal Action is Arrogant and Hypocritical
• Bush Team Claims Hand Count Could Cause Irreparable Harm
• Bush Campaign Files for Injunction to Stop Hand Recounts in Florida
• Renewed West Bank Violence Stirs Old Fears and Hatreds
• Some World War II Veterans Will Cherish Monument Honoring Them, Others Think it Will be Irrelevant
• No Word Yet on Republican Request for Court Injunction
• Election Crisis Could Create Historic Opportunity for Next President
• Republicans Battle Democrats Over Ballot Hand Counts in Florida Counties
• Is There a Risk of Errors in a Hand Recount?
• Palm Beach County Awaits Ballots to Begin Hand Count
• 170 Persumed Dead in Austrian Train Fire
• Vote Hand counts Underway in Three Florida Counties


November 07, 2000
• The Stars Discuss Their Choices for Campaign 2000


November 06, 2000
• 'Charlie's Angels' Tops Weekend Box Office; U2 Releases New Album


November 04, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Into the Homestretch
• Campaign 2000 Will Be Most Expensive Ever
• Democrats, Republicans Rely on Minority Turn-out to Sway Outcome
• Election 2000: Minority Votes Will be Crucial on Election Day
• Ehud Barak Discusses the Prospects for Peace in the Middle East
• Arafat to Meet With President Clinton Thursday
• Establishment of Separate Palestinian, Israeli States May Bring Peace
• Is the New York Senate Race a Toss-Up?
• Election 2000: Senate Race Tight in Southern California
• Election 2000: Virginia Senate Race is Red Hot in a Dead Heat
• Are the Major Party Candidates Ignoring the Youth Vote?
• Florida 'Cakewalk' Proves Difficult for GOP
• Israelis Gather at Peace Rally to Remember Yitzhak Rabin
• Election 2000: Voter Turnout Will be Deciding Factor on Election Day


November 03, 2000
• Ralph Nader Has Hollywood Seeing Green; Celebrities Go Back to School; 'Little Nicky' Sends Adam Sandler from Hell to New York City


November 02, 2000
• Hollywood's Youth Movement Leaves Some Behind; Matt Damon and Will Smith Hit Fairways in 'Bagger Vance'; Travis Tritt Releases New Album


November 01, 2000
• 'Charlie's Angels' Opening Friday; Steve Allen Remembered; Napster and Bertelsmann to Partner; 'Normal, Ohio' Doesn't Live up to Its Namesake


October 31, 2000
• Comedian Steve Allen Dead at Age 78; New Concern Over Kids and Scary Movies; Searching for the Creepiest Stuff in L.A. and On-Line


October 30, 2000
• Past and Present of Pop Meet Face-to-Face; The Big Picture at the Box Office; Casting on the Cheap for 'Blair Witch' Sequel


October 28, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Campaign 2000 Heads into Final Week
• What Can Be Done to Stop the Violence in the Middle East?
• Congress Ends Another Day Without a Budget
• Police Hope DNA Database Can Solve Mysteries of Missing Children
• Gene Therapy Treatment Could Provide Hope for Parkinson's Patients
• Voting Under Way in Kosovo's Landmark Elections
• Is the FBI Any Closer to Finding a Suspect in the USS Cole Attack?
• Palestinian Children Grow up Fast on Front Lines
• Senate,White House Still Locked in Battle Over Budget
• Where Will the Presidential Election be Won or Lost?
• CNN 20: Whales Trapped in Ice Floe Near Alaska Saved in 1988
• Israeli Spokesman Blames Arafat for Continued Violence
• Is Arafat's Call for Intensified Resistance a Wise One?
• Clinton Vows to Veto Current Budget Proposal
• Presidential Selection Doesn't Equal Vote for Supreme Court Justices


October 27, 2000
• Halloween Has Moviegoers Screaming in the Aisles; NBC Gets Surprise Hit from 'Ed'; Lenny Kravitz Performs from his Greatest Hits


October 26, 2000
• Audiences Lend TV Networks a Helping Hand; 'N Sync Shows no Signs of Slowing Down; Jonathan Lipnicki Stars in 'The Little Vampire'


October 25, 2000
• NBC Suffers First Casualties of Fall Season; 'Blair Witch' Returns to Silver Screen; Actor Jamie Bell is 'Star of Tomorrow'


October 24, 2000
• Hollywood Joins Forces With U.N.; John Travolta Plays the Odds in 'Lucky Numbers'; Aimee Mann Makes Music on Her Own Terms


October 23, 2000
• Helen Hunt Pulls Double Duty at Box Office; David E. Kelley Goes Back to School in 'Boston Public'; Sade Releases New CD


October 21, 2000
• Mets, Yankees Loyalties Run Deep in New York
• Resumption Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks Could Depend on Results of Arab Summit
• This Week in Politics: Gore Trails Bush After Presidential Debates
• Palestinian Funeral Incites Demonstrations for Palestinian Independence
• Members or Real M.A.S.H. Squad Hold 50th Reunion
• Yankees, Mets Prepare for Game One of Subway Series
• CNN 20: The Marcos' are Indicted for Bilking Philippines' Treasury
• Is There a Gender Gap in American Politics?
• In an Emergency Summit, Arab Leaders Wrestle With Best Way to Deal With Violence in Israel
• Libya Walks Out of Arab League Summit
• Three More Palestinians Killed in Middle East Violence
• Sony's Long-Awaited Playstation II Debuts Thursday
• Subway Series Revives Baseball History
• Congress Could Force Food Industry to Label Bio-Engineered Products
• New York is Divided in its Support for the Two Teams it has in the World Series
• New England Fall is Lovely Leafy Season
• Arab League United Behind Palestinians
• Amid Outbreaks of Violence in Israel, Peace Seems Unlikely in Middle East
• New Yorkers Prepare for Subway Series
• Arab League Summit Likely to Produce Strong Words but Little Action
• Arab Countries Come to Different Conclusions in Egyptian Summit


October 20, 2000
• 'Lion King' Roars in Restored Pantages Theater; 'Women Rock' for Women's Causes; 'Pay it Forward' Hits the Big Screen


October 19, 2000
• Elizabeth Hurley Torments Brendan Fraser in 'Bedazzled'; CBS Discovers Crime Pays With 'C.S.I.'; Joan Osborne Releases New CD


October 18, 2000
• Helen Hunt and Kevin Spacey Co-Star in 'Pay it Forward'; John Ritter and Henry Winkler Hit Broadway; Tristen Skyler is 'Star of Tomorrow'


October 17, 2000
• Julie Andrews Returns to Broadway; Studios Rush to Put Sequels in the Pipeline; Charlie Sheen Puts New Spin on 'Spin City'


October 16, 2000
• Moviegoers Cool with 'Meeting the Parents'; Commercial Actors Strike Starting to Affect Big Automakers; 'Will & Grace' Striking Gold


October 14, 2000
• Hijackers of Saudi Flight 115 Release Hostages
• This Week in Politics: World Crises Make Foreign Policy an Issue in Election 2000
• Some Palestinians Angry at Arafat's Decision to Attend Summit
• Owner of Dog Adoption Program Also Sold Pooches to Research Labs
• Hijackers of Saudi Flight 115 Release Hostages
• Fleet Week Celebrations in Norfolk Take on Somber Tone
• Mideast Crisis Plays Political Role in Presidential Campaign
• Hijacked Saudi Arabian Plane Lands in Baghdad
• Osama Bin Laden No. 1 Suspect in U.S.S. Cole Bombing
• President Clinton Brings Modest Hopes to Mideast Summit
• Telhami: Israeli-Palestinian Summit Needs to Show Results
• Investigators Trying to Determine Responsibility for Cole Attack
• Palestinians Hold Little Hope for Upcoming Summit
• Israeli and Palestinian Leaders Agree to Summit
• Mideast Tension Rattles Oil Prices
• Planned Naval Celebration in Norfolk Takes on Somber Tone
• Bodies of Five USS Cole Victims Arrive in Delaware
• Bodies of USS Cole Victims Arrive at Dover Air Force Base
• Hijackers Order Airliner to Fly to Baghdad
• Wounded Sailors From USS Cole to Head Home
• Israeli Government Hopes Summit Will End Mideast Violence
• President to Attend Middle East Peace Summit on Monday
• Baghdad Prepares for All Possibilities Involving Hijacked Saudi Plane
• Who Attacked the USS Cole?
• Hijacked Saudi Passenger Jet Lands in Baghdad
• President Clinton Sets Modest Goals for Summit
• U.S. Intensifies Investigation Into Bombing of U.S.S. Cole
• Israelis, Palestinians Agree to Peace Summit
• Five Bodies From U.S.S. Cole to Arrive at Dover Air Force Base
• Palestinian Refugee Camp Outraged in Response to Mideast Summit
• Is There Danger in Expecting Too Much From the Summit in Egypt?
• Israeli-Palestinian Summit Will be Based on Suggestions, not Preconditions
• Memorial Service Held in Norfolk for USS Cole Victims
• Barak, Arafat Will Meet for Egyptian Summit Monday
• U.S. Officials Begin Investigation Into USS Cole Blast
• Flight From Saudi Arabia to London Hijacked


October 13, 2000
• Race for the Presidency: Are Voters Starting to Pay Attention to Election 2000?


October 11, 2000
• 'The Contender' Looks at Oval Office Sex Scandal; 'SNL' Star Tim Meadows Stars in 'The Ladies Man'; Kristine W. Keeps Climbing the Charts


October 10, 2000
• TV's First Hour of Primetime is More Risque Than Usual; Boxing and Ballet Clash in 'Billy Elliot'; Loretta Lynn Releases New Album


October 09, 2000
• 'Requiem For a Dream' Offers Nightmarish Vision of Drug Addiction; Paul Simon Releases New Album; ABC Gets Ready to Debut 'Gideon's Crossing'


October 07, 2000
• More Violence Erupts in West Bank
• This Week in Politics: Candidates Face off in Debates
• Is the Middle East Conflict Out of Control?
• U.S. Vows to Veto Any U.N. Resolution Condemning Israel
• White House Frantically Works to Avert Middle East Violence
• Can Arafat Stop the Violence in the Middle East?
• Kostunica Calls for Unity in Inaugural Address
• Barak Ultimatum Raises Middle East Tensions Dramatically
• Palestinian Councilwoman Insulted by Barak's Speech
• Escalating Tensions in Middle East Lead to Escalating Rhetoric
• U.N. Security Council Considers Resolution Condemning Israel
• Parliamentary Wrangling Delays Kostunica's Induction
• Tensions Rise as Violence Erupts on Israeli-Lebanese Border
• President Clinton Works Phones to Stem Middle East Violence
• Undecided Voters' Choices Unaided by Presidential Debates
• Hezbollah Secretary General Warns Israel Against Rescuing Soldiers
• Hezbollah Leader Calls for Israel to Stand Down
• Israel Marshals Ground Forces in Response to Soldiers' Kidnapping
• Clinton Cancels Political Trips to Monitor Tension in Middle East
• Kostunica Prepares to Take Reins in Yugoslavia
• Middle East Violence Spreads to the Israeli-Lebanese Frontier
• Nuclear Weapons Policy Discussion Nonexistent in Presidential Debates
• Threats of Violence Escalate Between Israel, Lebanon
• Yugoslav President-Elect's Formal Induction Delayed
• State Department Scrambles to Address Crises in Middle East
• Tension, Violence Spreads Through Middle East


October 06, 2000
• 'The Contender' Portrays Political Corruption; Critics Praise 'Meet the Parents'


October 04, 2000
• Hollywood Preparing for a Season of Unrest; Spike Lee Discusses 'Bamboozled'


October 03, 2000
• NBC Affiliates Debating Whether to Show Presidential Debates or Baseball; John Lennon's Killer Denied Parole


October 02, 2000
• Napster Has its Day in Court; NBC's Olympic Coverage Suffers From Disappointing Ratings


September 30, 2000
• Bush, Gore Gear Up for Critical First Debate
• Latest Tire Probe Another Setback for Firestone
• Beginning Sunday, Digital Signatures Can Seal Online Deals
• Bush, Gore Steel for Tuesday's Debate
• CNN 20: Coup Overthrows Haitian President Aristide
• Both Presidential Candidates Have Flawed Energy Outlooks
• Gore, Bush Prepare Strategy for Tuesday's Debate
• Opposition to Yugoslav President Milosevic Rallies For Him to Step Down
• Former State Department Spokesman James Rubin Analyzes Yugoslav Elections and Middle East Violence
• Yugoslav Opposition Rallies Again in Belgrade
• Nine Dead, Hundreds Wounded in Clash Between Palestinians, Israeli Police
• Marion Jones Passes Winning Tradition to Hometown Girls
• Low-Income Insurance Fund Runs into Trouble
• How Will the FDA's Approval of RU-486 Affect Campaign 2000?
• Government Announces Inspection of New Firestone Brand
• Fresh Violence in Jerusalem Puts Peace Prospects in Doubt


September 29, 2000
• Barbra Streisand Gives Goodbye Concert; 'Girlfight' Wins Critical Acclaim


September 28, 2000
• Actor Richard Mulligan Dies After Battling Cancer; Theater Owners Face Tough Times; Sally Field Makes Directorial Debut in 'Beautiful'


September 27, 2000
• Fall TV Season Features Star-Studded Lineup; Australian Kasey Chambers Sings American Country Music


September 26, 2000
• MPAA Making Concessions to Critic of Studios' Marketing Practices; Barbra Streisand to Stop Giving Live Concert Performances


September 25, 2000
• Bruce Willis Receives Lifetime Achievement Award From American Cinematheque; 'Almost Famous' Looks at '70s Rock Scene


September 23, 2000
• Despite Olympics, Aussies Cling to 'National Pastime'
• Bush Campaigns to Regain Lead in Florida
• This Week in Politics: Bush Gains Slightly Though Gore Looks Good for Oil Reserves Proposal
• Sanctions Against Iraq Crumble in Face of International Opposition
• Railroading Academy Puts Graduates on Track to Success
• CNN 20 Remembers Manon Rheaume, the First Female to Make the NHL
• Oil Release Timed for Winter Price Drop
• President Clinton Defends Decision to Tap Strategic Petroleum Reserves
• Boston Judge Gives Admitted Sex Offender Light Sentence
• Debates Figure Prominently in Presidential Election
• Passenger Flight Delays Balloon Compared to Last Year
• Renowned Journalist Carl Rowan Dies at 75
• State Department Revokes Israeli Ambassador's Security Clearance
• Clinton Defends Decision to Tap Strategic Oil Reserves
• Kraft Recalls Thousands of Taco Shells That Contain Possible Allergen
• Experts Warn Oil Reserves Won't Yield Relief for 40 Days
• Football Player's Tragic Death Brings Free Heart Tests to California High School
• American Cancer Society Changes Guidelines for Prostate Cancer Exams
• Indyk Investigation Won't Interfere With Proposed Middle East Talks
• Impact of Strategic Oil Reserve Release Uncertain in a Fluctuating Market


September 22, 2000
• Dr. Laura's Spokespeople Deny Reports That Her Show Is Getting a Makeover; Aaron Spelling Upset Over 'Grosse Point'


September 21, 2000
• Congress Examines R-Rated Movie Advertising; Hollywood Gets Set For Next Summer's Movie Season; 'Survivors' Take on 'Three's Company'


September 20, 2000
• Advertisers Preparing Contract Proposal to End Actors Strike; 'Exorcist' Returning to Theaters


September 19, 2000
• Emmylou Harris Talks About Her New Album; NBC Struggles to Keep Viewers For Sydney Olympics; Penelope Cruz Stars in 'Woman on Top'


September 18, 2000
• Aussie Actors Winning Box-Office Gold; New Set of Castaways Rough it in the Australian Outback; Hollywood Heavyweights Responding to Attacks


September 16, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Gore-Bush Agree to Debate; Hillary Faces Off Against Rick Lazio
• OPEC Production Increase Expected to Have Slight Impact on U.S.
• Floridians Gear Up for Tropical Storm Gordon
• Revolutionary Substance Abuse Treatment Plan Gets Children Involved
• Rottweilers Dubbed Most Deadly Dogs
• Tropical Storm Gordon Likely to Gain Hurricane Strength
• Firestone Faces Lawsuit for Fatal Car Crash Involving Tread Separation
• CNN 20: Charges Against Oliver North Dropped, September 16, 1991
• San Franciscans Add Garages to Ease Parking Crunch
• Brian Tracy Discusses 'The 100 Absolutely Unbreakable Laws of Business Success'
• Iraq Gives Signs of Ominous Intentions in Middle East
• Clinton Asks for $1 Billion to Improve Quality of America's Nursing Homes
• Hurricane Watch in Effect for Florida's West Coast
• Poll Shows Gore Has Slight Lead on Bush


September 15, 2000
• Monterey Jazz Festival Featuring Hundreds of Performers; Entertainers Hold Fund-Raiser for Democratic National Committee


September 14, 2000
• Roy Hargrove Rocks at the 43rd Annual Monterey Jazz Festival; Some Big Fish Get Reeled in for the First Ever Latin Grammy Awards


September 13, 2000
• 'Almost Famous' Looks at Raucous '70s Music Scene; Gwyneth Paltrow Flexes Her Vocal Cords in 'Duets'; Giselle Tops Latin Music Charts


September 12, 2000
• News Corp Buys Eight UPN Affiliates; Neil LaBute Continues Dark Directing Style in 'Nurse Betty'; Sting Gets Set to Play Central Park


September 11, 2000
• 'West Wing' Dominates Emmy Night; FTC Accuses Hollywood of Marketing Violence to America's Youth; 'Cats' Ends Historic Broadway Run


September 09, 2000
• Popular Former L.A. Policeman Becomes Chief in Another City
• 'The Third Side' of Conflict Resolution
• This Week in Politics: Is the Bush Campaign in Disarray?
• World Leaders Content to Leave Diplomacy to Next President
• Bob Knight Under Investigation Again
• Sad Anniversary Being Marked in Galveston, Texas
• Preview of Upcoming Olympic Games
• Environmentalists Applauding California's Decision to Keep Its Mandate for Zero-Emissions Vehicles
• New Glimmer of Hope for Middle East Peace Process
• Sydney Olympics Attracting a Lot More Than Athletes and Sports Lovers
• Student Claims Bob Knight Grabbed and Restrained Him
• United Airlines a Step Closer to Solving Their Contract dispute
• Peace Talks Between Israeli and Palestinian Negotiators to Resume Next Week
• Galveston Storm Being Remembered 100 Years Later
• Transportation Department Keeping Door Open to Possible Widening of Firestone Tire Recall
• Israeli-Palestinian Talks to Resume Next Week


September 08, 2000
• Hollywood Preparing for Emmy Awards; 'Sopranos' and 'West Wing' Tied for Most Emmy Nominations


September 07, 2000
• A Visit to the 'West Wing'; Emmys Pit Government Against the Mob; 'Sex and the City' Visits a New Town


September 06, 2000
• Federal Judge Slaps MP3.com With Massive Fine; Screen Actors Guild and Writers Guild Hint at Future Strike


September 05, 2000
• Summer Movie Season Fails to Pack Theaters; CBS Hopes to Break 'Big Brother' Slump; Quin Twins Are One of a Kind Sister Act


September 04, 2000
• Relationship Between Entertainment and Politics Gets Stronger and Stronger


September 02, 2000
• California Man Hopes to Set World Record for Consecutive Days Surfing
• Santa Fe Residents Hold Protest Prayer Before High School Football Game
• Millions of Americans Vacation During Labor Day Weekend
• Negotiations Continue Between Firestone and USWA
• Is Campaign 2000 Turning Negative?
• Weather as a Weapon: Firefighters Put Rain to Their Advantage
• Lot of Debating About Presidential Debates; RNC TV Ad Makes Gore Campaign Cry Foul
• Some Motorists Worried About Firestone Tires This Holiday Weekend
• Weather as a Weapon: Firefighters Put Rain to Their Advantage
• Firestone Strike Averted as Talks Progress
• Decision to Proceed With Missile Defense System Will be Major Task for Next President
• North Korean POWs Released After Years of Incarceration
• Overnight Showers Dampen Montana Wildfires
• Elian Gonzalez Begins First Day of 2nd Grade in Cuba


September 01, 2000
• After Nine Seasons of 'Law & Order," Jerry Orbach Gets an Emmy Nomination; 'Monday Night Football' Prepares for Its Opening Day


August 31, 2000
• CBS Looks to Cash in on Old 'Survivor' Episodes; The Life and Career of Nancy Marchand; Amanda Peet Gets 'Whipped'


August 30, 2000
• 'Survivor' Immune from Competition; 'Everybody Loves Raymond' Celebrates 100th Episode; Janssen and Favreau Hook Up in 'Love & Sex'


August 29, 2000
• Kelsey Grammer Eyes Another Emmy; Sigourney Weaver and Gene Hackman Star in 'Heartbreakers'; Rachael Lampa is Latest Teen Singing Sensation


August 28, 2000
• Emmy's 'Creative Awards' Celebrate Hollywood's Unsung Heroes; Michael J. Fox Transforms From Actor to Activist


August 26, 2000
• Commercial Battle of Presidential Campaign Kicks into High Gear
• Thousands of People Gather in Washington to 'Redeem the Dream'
• Little League Games Have Become Big Business
• Hazards Faced by Firefighters on the Front Lines
• Thunderstorm Warning in Central and Western Montana Today Puts Firefighters on Guard
• What Happens to the Body in a Car Accident?
• Using Car Seats Incorrectly Putting Millions of Children in Jeopardy
• What Safety Features Should a Car Have?
• Protesters Demand End to Police Brutality, Racial Profiling
• Weather, Lack of Manpower Hampering Effort Against Western Wildfires
• Firestone Attempting to Salvage Company's Image
• Firestone Tire Recall Story Continues to Grow
• Some of Today's Leaders of Minority Communities Plan to Redeem Dr. King's Dream
• Authorities May Have Uncovered Terrorist Plot Aimed at Upcoming Olympic Games in Australia


August 25, 2000
• 'West Wing' Receives Critical Acclaim and Emmy Nominations; Reviewers Pan 'The Cell'


August 24, 2000
• Rich Gets Rich Off of 'Survivor'; Richard Dreyfuss Talks About 'The Crew'; Toshi Kubota Brings R&B to Japan


August 23, 2000
• 'Survivor' Castaways Attain Celebrity Status; Vincent D'Onofrio Stars as Abbie Hoffman in 'Steal This Movie'


August 22, 2000
• File Sharing on Net is Not Going Away; Diplomacy and Danger Meet in 'The Art of War'; R&B Duo Ruff Endz Keep Climbing the Charts


August 21, 2000
• 'The Cell' Tops Weekend Box Office; Spike Lee's New Film Tickles the Funny Bone; Baha Men Strike it Rich With Hit Single


August 19, 2000
• Crowded Skies and Packed Highways May Cause a Train Revival
• Flames Continue to Scorch American West
• This Week in Politics: L.A. Provides Gore with Place in the Sun
• Kursk Crisis Creates Disillusionment with Putin
• Spread of AIDS in South Africa Revives Custom of 'Virginity Testing'
• Al Gore Continues Trying to Engage Voters in America's Heartland
• Mood Somber Among Those Involved in Rescue Effort to Save 118 Crewmen Aboard Wrecked Russian Sub
• Tiger Woods Enters Third Round of PGA Championship With One- Shot Lead
• Air Quality a Concern for Several Southern States
• More Than a Million Acres Ablaze Across American West
• Russian Officials Say It's Increasingly Likely 118 Sailors Inside Wrecked Submarine Are Dead
• Firefighters Face Health Risks on Fire Line
• Questions Linger About Culpability in Firestone Tire Recall
• Charlie Cook Examines What's to Come in Campaign 2000
• McCain in Good Spirits Heading into Surgery
• Hopes Fade for Crew of Kursk
• With PGA Championship in Its Third Round, Tiger Woods Leads By One Stroke
• Gore and His Runningmate Joseph Lieberman on a Postconvention Swing Through Nation's Heartland
• As Rescue Operation Continues, Reason to Believe all 118 Crewmen Aboard Stricken Russian Nuclear Dead


August 18, 2000
• 'The Cell' Premieres; Cindy Margolis Going From Internet to TV; Texas Musician Joe Ely Discusses 'Live at Antone's'


August 12, 2000
• Two More Cases of West Nile Virus in New York City
• Al Gore Lets Air Out of Republicans Post-Convention Balloon by Naming Lieberman as Running Mate
• Gore in Pennsylvania Talking About the Environment
• Campaign 2000: What's to Be Done About the Health Care Crisis in America?
• Security Officials Working to Make Sure Democratic Convention Area Safe
• Doctors in Miami Perform Heart Surgery While Recipient is Wide Awake
• L.A. Provides Delegates with Many Party Options
• Wildfires Devouring More of American West This Weekend
• Many L.A. Businesses Shutting Down Due to Threat of Protests During Democratic Convention
• While Vice President Makes Way to Los Angeles, Clintons Already There
• Two Candidates Accept One Reform Party Nomination
• Gore Emphasizes Biography, Environmental Message at Springdale
• How Parties Are Doing in Connecting with Young Voters
• Wildfires Raging in 11 Western States


August 11, 2000
• Thousands Apply to Become 'Survivors'; Madonna Has Another Child; 'Tao of Steve' Has a Way With Women


August 10, 2000
• All-Star Lineup Hits the Gridiron in 'The Replacements'; Rapper Nelly Tops R&B Hip-Hop Charts; PBS Profiles Comedian Jonathan Winters


August 09, 2000
• Hollywood Veterans Enjoy Blockbuster Summer; John Waters' 'Cecil B. Demented' Hits Silver Screen; R&B Supergroup Lucy Pearl Continues to Shine


August 08, 2000
• 'Hollow Man' Attracts Filmgoers and Some Controversy; Reality TV Enters Classroom in 'American High'; Singer Kelly Price Enjoys New Success


August 07, 2000
• MTV Heats up During Summertime; LeAnn Rimes Suing Her Father


August 05, 2000
• Environmentalists Recycle Redwood
• The West Nile Virus and What People Can Do to Protect Themselves From It
• Clinton Vetoes Republican-Backed Legislation to Abolish Marriage Tax Penalty
• This Week in Politics: GOP Nominates Bush for President
• Gore Returns to Campaign Trail
• Internet Reporting Front at Center at Republican and Democratic Conventions
• Devastating Effects Fire Can Have on Mental Health
• Clinton Vetoes Legislation to Abolish Marriage Tax Penalty
• 'National Journal' Reporter Discusses Election 2000
• American West Getting Scorched by Wildfires
• Republican Bill to Eliminate Marriage Tax Penalty Vetoed by Clinton
• Red Cross Member Discusses Busy Wildfire Season


August 04, 2000
• Comedians Make Punch Lines on Party Lines; Dennis Miller; Dennis Miller's Out for the Season; Boyz II Men Sing 'That Makes Me Cry'


August 03, 2000
• The Australian, Dutch and British Invasion; 'Hollow Man's' Vanishing Act; Al Franken Asks 'Why Not Me?'


August 02, 2000
• City of Brotherly Love Has Rich Musical Heritage; 'Coyote Ugly' Runs up Tab on Silver Screen; Singer Kina Crosses Musical Boundaries


August 01, 2000
• Clint Eastwood Blasts Off in 'Space Cowboys'; Singer Jon Secada Returns With New Sound; What Happened to Political Impressionists?


July 31, 2000
• Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston Marry in Style; Ben Stein to Speak at Republican National Convention; Connie Stevens Living Her American Dream


July 29, 2000
• Delegate's Trip to Philadelphia is Journey Down Memory Lane
• This Week in Politics: Bush Selects Running Mate, Democrats Pounce
• Are the Democrtats Trying to Steal the GOP's Convention Thunder?
• What Is 'Compassionate Conservatism'?
• Critics Complaining WWII Memorial Would Damage Aesthetics of National Mall
• Gore Will Announce Running Mate on August 8th
• Bush Makes Effort to Reach Minority Voters
• Child Struggles to Recover from Food Poisoning
• Can the Recording Industry Stop Napster?
• Ohio Man Masters the Art of Etch A Sketch
• Court of Appeals Gives Napster a Reprieve
• German Town Mourns Its Dead From the Concorde Crash
• At Political Conventions, Presentation Trumps Substantive Debate
• Racism Subtly, Sometimes Violently, Divides a Philadelphia Neighborhood
• Can Either Candidate Mobilize the Youth Vote?
• Protests Get Early Start in Philadelphia


July 28, 2000
• Kathie Lee Gifford Says Final Farewell; 'Survivor' Makes CBS Thrive; 12-Year-Old Country Singer Billy Gilman is Veteran of Music Scene


July 27, 2000
• Napster Files Appeal in Court; Rapper Eminem Can't Avoid Controversy; 'The Klumps' Return in 'Nutty Professor II'


July 26, 2000
• San Francisco Judge Could Decide Fate of Napster; 'N Sync Takes Over Big Apple; Author Joe Eszterhas Stirs up Controversy With New Book


July 25, 2000
• The Concorde Crash: World's Most Glamorous Airliner Plunges to Earth, Killing at Least 113


July 24, 2000
• 'What Lies Beneath' Tops Weekend Box Office; German Singer Sasha Alexander Looks to Make Name For Himself in America


July 22, 2000
• What Does Slowing Economy Mean for Consumers?
• Program Teaching Group of Blind Students to Hang Ten
• This Week in Politics: The Search for a Vice President
• Dick Cheney Reportedly Leads Bush's Running Mate List
• Conflict in the Congo Threatens Rare Wildlife
• How Important is the Vice Presidential Selection to Campaign 2000?
• FCC Banks on Three-Digit Numbers to Help People Out of Jams
• More Elderly Dying Alone in San Francisco
• Tax Debate Likely to Spill Over into Campaign 2000
• Is Bush About to Pick Cheney for the VP Slot?
• In Florida, Man Doing Everything He Can to Lose Election
• Tiger Woods Trying to Follow in Footsteps of Golden Bear
• G-8 Summit at Okinawa Concludes Tomorrow
• Dick Cheney Appears to be Favorite for Bush's VP Pick


July 21, 2000
• Oscar Buzz Starts Early this Year; Kinleys Sing in Stereo; 'Croupier,' 'Chuck & Buck' Debut in Theaters


July 20, 2000
• 'Sopranos,' 'West Wing' Lead Emmy Nominations; Jason Biggs Takes 'Loser' to Theaters; Food Network Hosts Hot Chefs at New York Benefit


July 19, 2000
• 'What Lies Underneath' Premieres in L.A.; 'X-Men''s Wolverine Gets Unmasked; Industrial Band MDFMK Sets the Record Straight


July 18, 2000
• Summer Movie Season Finally Heats Up; HBO Series 'Oz' is a Family Affair; Galactic Carries Sounds of New Orleans Into 21st Century


July 17, 2000
• Femme Fatales Give 'X-Men' Added Punch; 'Big Brother' Causes CBS Big Trouble; Nine Days Enjoy Their Day in the Sun


July 15, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Candidates Make Appeals to African- American Voters
• Deadly Twister Storms Through Alberta, Canada Campground
• Recording Industry and Napster Battling Over the Future of Music
• President Clinton Meets With Leaders of PA and Israel; Harmony Between Israelis and Palestinians Thrives in West Bank Town
• Small Coffee Shop Taking on Starbucks
• U.S. and Vietnam Sign Free-Trade Accord
• Florida Jury's Decision Unlikely to Have an Immediate Effect on Tobacco Companies
• High School Students Volunteer for the Opportunity to Help Others
• Appeals Courts Likely to Reverse Florida Jury's Decision Against Tobacco Companies
• Recovering Bird Species Take a Bite Out of Farm Profits
• Middle East Peace Summit: Jerome Segal Discusses Prospects for Peace
• Palestinian, Israeli Negotiators Take Break for Jewish Sabbath


July 14, 2000
• 'X-Men' Brings Comic Book Heroes to the Big Screen; 'Shake It Up' Tearing Up the Jazz Charts


July 13, 2000
• 'X-Men' Makes Its Way to Silver Screen; Hollywood Embraces Foreign Flavor; Everclear Releases New Album


July 12, 2000
• Oscars Have Kodak Moment; 'X-Men' Goes From Comics to Silver Screen; Controversial Rapper Lil' Kim Releases New Album


July 11, 2000
• 'The Patriot' Comes Under Fire; 'Big Brother' Getting Big Ratings For CBS; Singer/Songwriter P.J. Olsson Makes Some Noise


July 10, 2000
• Digital Music May be in Jeopardy; Author of 'The Perfect Storm' Talks About Origins of Book; Singer Mya Soars to New Musical Heights


July 08, 2000
• This Week in Politics: As Bush Turns 54 This Week, Gore Turns Populist
• International AIDS Conference Starts Tomorrow in South Africa
• Ramification of Failure of Latest Missile Defense System Test
• 'Love Parade' Attracts 1 Million to Berlin
• Will the Latest Job Figures Keep the Fed From Raising Rates?
• J.K. Rowling Embarks on 'Harry Potter' Publicity Tour
• Tensions Grow in Northern Ireland on Eve of Orange Order March
• White House Considers Future of Missile Defense After Test Failure
• 'Harry Potter' Book Four Released Amidst Worldwide Frenzy
• Nation Capital Part of Today's 'Harry Potter' Excitement
• Bush Making Push for African American Voters
• After Failure, Clinton Faces Decision on Whether to Proceed with Missile Defense System
• Last Night's Second Test Failure Put's White House's Ballistic Missile Defense System into Deeper Doubt
• 13th Annual AIDS Conference Taking Place Tomorrow in South Africa
• White House Reaction to Failed Missile Test and Overseas Criticism


July 07, 2000
• 'Franchise Films' Score Big at Box Office; Bruce Willis Pairs Again With Pint-Sized Co-Star; Carmen Electra Talks About 'Scary Movie'


July 06, 2000
• 'Harry Potter' Has Hollywood Buzzing; 'Scary Movie' Spoofs Horror Genre; Lil' Brian Looks to Spread Joy of Zydeco Music


July 05, 2000
• All Eyes Are on 'Big Brother'; Family Story Helps 'Patriot' Gain Momentum; Bruce Willis Tries His Luck With a New 'Kid'


July 04, 2000
• Skin's In on the Beach This Summer; Summer Concerts, Movies Vying for Entertainment Dollars; Charlie Daniels Gets on the 'Road' Again


July 03, 2000
• 'Perfect Storm' Sets Sail on Sea of Publicity; Revolutionary War Genre Makes a Stand with 'The Patriot'; Girls of Summer Make Box Office Splash


July 01, 2000
• Wearable Cell Phones Spotted in Paris
• This Week in Politics: Gore Numbers Take Dramatic Slide
• NAACP Says Flag Hasn't Been Moved Far Enough
• What's Really Going On With Gas Prices?
• Walter Matthau's Friend and Former Publicist Remembers the Actor
• FDA Considering Whether to Make Some Prescription Drugs Available Over the Counter
• South Carolina Officially Pulls Plug on Video Gambling
• Arkansas State Supreme Court Committee Files Sharply Worded Lawsuit Against President Clinton
• Braves and Mets Face-Off Again Today in the Big Apple in One of the Most Watched Baseball Series
• Voters in New Mexico to Chose New President Tomorrow
• Vote to Ban Gay and Lesbian Unions Was a Close One This Week for Presbyterian General Assembly
• Confederate Battleflag Removed from Dome of South Carolina State Capitol
• A Discussion About E-Signatures
• Confederate Flag Moved From Atop South Carolina Statehouse
• President Clinton Signs Campaign Finance Reform Bill
• South Carolina Removes Confederate Flag From Atop State Capitol


June 30, 2000
• Rocky and Bullwinkle Come to Life on Big Screen; 'Sopranos' Creators Deal with Death of Nancy Marchand; Sister Hazel Talks About 'Fortress'


June 29, 2000
• 'The Perfect Storm' Hopes to Make Waves at Box Office; Voyeuristic TV Gets Hotter and Hotter; Legend of Frank Sinatra is Alive and Well


June 28, 2000
• Elian Gonzalez Returns to Cuba


June 27, 2000
• Revolutionary Tale of 'The Patriot' Hits Silver Screen; Neil Simon Honored by Best and Brightest Stars; Christina Aguilera Climbs the Charts


June 26, 2000
• 'Me, Myself & Irene' Comes in No. 1 for the Weekend Box Office; Actors Head Into Ninth Week of Strike


June 24, 2000
• Chicago City Officials Think They Have Defense Against Asian Longhorn Beetle
• First Day of Parliamentary Elections in Zimbabwe Comes to a Close
• This Week in Politics: Fund-Raising Questions, Capital Punishment
• Clinton Proposes Further Prescription Drug Coverage for Seniors
• A Historical Perspective of the Korean War
• Tips for Summer Travel with High Prices at the Pump
• Clinton and GOP Both Backing Proposals to Give Seniors a Hand and a Choice in Paying for Prescription Drugs
• In South Korea, Plans for 50th Anniversary of Start of Korean War Have Changed Dramatically
• Issue of Capital Punishment Getting Increased Attention This Week
• Green Party Nominates Consumer Advocate Ralph Nader This Weekend for President
• President Pressing Congress to Provide Prescription Drug Coverage to Seniors Under Medicare
• Nearly Everyone Complaining About Costs of Gasoline These Days
• Researchers to Announce Monday Two Separate Teams Have Put Together Rough Map of the Human Genome
• Clinton Wrapping Up Three Day Money-Raising Marathon Out West


June 23, 2000
• Sky Church Opens in Seattle; Sebastian Bach Rocks in a New Role; No Doubt Talks About 'Return of Saturn'


June 22, 2000
• 'Shaft' Remains Tops at the Box Office; Dr. Dre's Life Story Turned Into Musical Exhibit; Actress Claudia Shear Plays Mae West on Broadway


June 21, 2000
• Summer Movie Season Has Hefty Offering of Gross-Out Films and Indies; B.B. King Opens up New Club in New York


June 20, 2000
• ABC Hopes to Boost 'Monday Night Football' Ratings; New Documentary Chronicles Life of a Pimp; Westlife Continues to Climb the Charts


June 19, 2000
• 'Shaft' Tops Weekend Box Office; PBS Joins Realm of Reality TV; Rapper Busta Rhymes Busts Into Movie Business


June 17, 2000
• Summer Jobs For Teens There for the Taking
• Ending Pump Pain: Searching for Solutions to Gas Worries
• Firefighters Face Health Risk Simply Doing Their Job
• This Week in Politics: Al Gore's Campaign Gets a Facelift; What Significance Do Polls Showing Bush Leading Have?
• Sen. Kyl, a Member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Discusses Rediscovered Hard Drives
• FBI Troubled Over Mysterious Discovery of Los Alamos Hard Drives
• John Feinstein Discusses Tiger Woods and 'The Majors'
• New Study Shows Brisk Walking Reduces Risk of Stroke
• Belgium Riot Police Break Up Soccer Riot
• Spring 2000 is Hottest in U.S. History
• Los Alamos Lab Director John Browne Discusses the Mystery Around the Recovered Computer Hard Drives
• CNN 20: O.J. Simpson Freeway Chase, June 17, 1994
• Congress Seeks Out Cause of U.S. Gas Crisis


June 16, 2000
• Playboy Jazz Festival Kicks Off in California; Songwriters Hall of Fame Inducts Half Dozen More; Samuel L. Jackson Takes on 'Shaft'


June 15, 2000
• Actor's Strike Goes Into 46th Day; Randy Newman's Music Gets Reinvented; Fox Hopes 'Titan A.E.' is Titanic Hit


June 14, 2000
• 'Shaft' Returns to the Big Screen; Henry Simmons Gets a Spot on 'NYPD Blue'


June 13, 2000
• Feud Continues Between NYPD and Bruce Springsteen; TV Viewers Can't Take Eyes Off 'Survivor'; Barry Manilow's 'Copacabana' Comes to Broadway


June 12, 2000
• Angelina Jolie's Career is on Fast Track; Ford and Fox Join Forces; Third Time is a Charm For Country Singer Lee Ann Womack


June 10, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Money in Politics Takes Center Stage; Questions Linger About Fairness of the Death Penalty
• Syrian President Hafez Al-Assad Passes Away at Age of 69


June 09, 2000
• Dennis Miller Rants On; Kenneth Branagh Sets Shakespeare to Music; Train Chugs its Way to Success


June 08, 2000
• Hollywood Stars Can't Avoid Public Paychecks; Big Summer Movies Hit Silver Screen; Melissa Etheridge Talks About Recent Projects


June 07, 2000
• Federal Judge Orders Breakup of Microsoft; `The Greaseman' Searching for Redemption


June 06, 2000
• Ellis Prop House Closes Shop and Holds Hollywood Auction; Cable TV Gets Hotter and Hotter; French Songstress Lara Fabian Goes Stateside


June 05, 2000
• Best of Broadway Honored at 54th Tony Awards; Wrestler Leaves Mat For Country Music; Painter With Cerebal Palsy Makes For Inspirational Film


June 03, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Election 2000 Spotlight Focuses on Death Penalty
• New York Passes Aggressive Anti-Stalking Law
• Clinton Trades Ideas with World Leaders at European Summit
• Veterans Remember the Battle of Midway
• Cancer Survivor Races for the Cure
• Clinton in Europe: Clinton And Russian President Complete First Day of Summit Meeting
• Microsoft Antitrust Case Nears Crucial Decision
• Hurricane Proof: Upgrading Homes for the Stormy Season
• When did Elian Gonzalez Enter the 'Pander Zone'?
• Easing Fed Fears Drive Markets Skyward
• Bob Hope Improving: Doctors Say Comedian in Stable Condition
• Clinton Arrives in Moscow for Summit with Putin


June 02, 2000
• Bob Hope Hospitalized, Recovering From Bout of Intestinal Bleeding; MTV Readying Its Movie Awards for the Weekend


June 01, 2000
• Latin Jazz Icon Tito Puentes Dies at 77; Dino Mania Sweeps Nation; Martin Lawrence Returns to Silver Screen


May 31, 2000
• 'Sex and the City' Stars Celebrate New Season; SAG Strike Enters Fifth Week; Sumo Wrestler Goes From Ring to Recording Booth


May 30, 2000
• 'Mission: Impossible 2' Crushes Box Office Competition; 'Survivor' Puts Different Twist on Game Shows; Sonique Goes From Spinning to Singing


May 29, 2000
• A Celebration of Two Decades of Entertainment


May 27, 2000
• Year-Round Residents Being Priced Out of Hamptons
• Indy 500 Attracting a Lot of Attention for 19-Year-Old Rookie Driver Sarah Fisher
• This Week in Politics: Presidential Contenders Trade Jabs on Commencement Circuit
• Clinton Administration Gratified by Vote for Peace in Northern Ireland
• "Peanuts" Creator Charles Schulz to Be Honored Tonight
• Everyone Looking For Answers After Canada's Worst Ever E.coli Outbreak
• Reaction from White House on Today's Key Development in Northern Ireland
• New Dietary Guidelines Aimed at Everyone, Not Just the Obese
• Some Tips for Holiday Travelers from AAA Spokesman
• As War Continues, Refugees Do What They Must to Survive
• Close Vote in Northern Ireland to Restore Power-Sharing Government
• Gerry Adams Discusses the Impact of Today's Vote in Northern Ireland
• Paula Dwyer Discusses the Prospects Facing Microsoft
• Clinton Hails Latest Development in Northern Ireland Peace Process
• 13-Year-Old Shooting Suspect Goes Before Judge


May 26, 2000
• 'M:I-2' Roars Out to Holiday Box Office Lead; Don Henley Talks About His New Album and New Controversy; Jackie Chan Shanghais Box Office Cash


May 25, 2000
• Networks Look For Big Ratings From Reality Shows; Shakespeare is Still on Hollywood's A-List; Matchbox 20 Releases Second Album


May 24, 2000
• Summer Movie Season Kicks Off With 'Mission Impossible' Sequel; Dance Dominates Stage and Screen; Jim Nabors Croons a Comeback


May 23, 2000
• Michael J. Fox Leaves 'Spin City' to Fight Parkinson's Disease; Gloria Estefan Discusses New Album; Musicians Pay Tribute to I-10


May 22, 2000
• Theater Mourns Loss of Actor John Gielgud; Comedian Tom Green Rebounds From Cancer With Hit Movie; Kid Rock Releases Sophomore Effort


May 20, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Rudy Bows Out; Bush Takes on Social Security Reform
• Charlton Heston Speech Highlights Second Day of NRA Convention
• Federal Government Conducting Antiterrorism Exercises
• Fusaichi Pegasus Looks to Win Second Leg of Triple Crown
• Man Saves Stranger's Life Through Live Liver Donation
• What's Involved for the Two Sides in the China Trade Debate?
• Charlton Heston Addresses Audience at NRA Convention in Charlotte
• Lazio to Announce U.S. Senate Candidacy
• Baby Blair Takes up Residence at 10 Downing Street
• New Love Bug Could Be Latest in Wave of Imitation Viruses
• Congressman on Both Sides Discuss the China Trade Agreement Legislation
• Gun Advocates at NRA Convention to Put Spotlight on Second Amendment Rights
• Fate of China Trade Measure Still Too Close to Call


May 19, 2000
• CBS Airs Life Story of Linda McCartney; Blues Guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd Talks About Latest Album


May 18, 2000
• Bette Midler Joins CBS Fall Lineup; 'Dinosaurs' Take Over Disney; Singer Janice Robinson Opens Up For Tina Turner


May 17, 2000
• ABC and WB Release Fall Schedules; Country Musician George Jones Sings Songs of Survival; Who's the Next Schwarzenegger?


May 16, 2000
• NBC Has New-Look Fall Lineup; Tom Green Goes on a 'Road Trip'; New Book, 'Cinematherapy," Says There's a Movie For Every Mood


May 15, 2000
• 'Friends' Returns For Two More Seasons; Stories of Roman Empire Still Reign on Silver Screen; Billy Joel Releases New Live Album


May 13, 2000
• Rival Marches Take on Issue of Guns in America
• This Week in Politics: Guns and Social Security Are Hot Presidential Topics; Will Rudy Stay in N.Y. Senate Race?
• Million Mom March Looks to Take on Politics of Gun Control
• New Mexico Wildfires Slowing Down, But Far From Over
• Experts Concerned By Increased Use of Prescription Medications Used to Modify Children's Behavior
• Political Prisoner of Note Released in Cuba
• How Has U.S. and U.N. Applied Lessons of Rwanda and Somalia to Sierra Leone Situation?
• Fire Crews Optimistic About Status of Los Alamos Blaze
• How Will the Microsoft Case Affect Consumers and the Economy?
• Missing Sierra Leone Rebel Accused of Coup Plot
• Los Alamos Evacuees Learn Fate of Homes Left Behind
• Improved Conditions Give Firefighters Upper Hand Against Los Alamos Wildfires
• China Government Continues Crackdown on Falun Gong Sect
• Perfect Weather Conditions Allow Firefighters to Gain Ground Against Los Alamos Wildfires


May 12, 2000
• Hollywood Celebrities Working to Balance Work and Family; Sheen Brothers Play Mitchell Brothers in `Rated X'


May 11, 2000
• John Travolta Goes Sci-Fi in 'Battlefield Earth'; Kelsey Grammer May Break Primetime Record; Toni Braxton Heats up Singles and Album Charts


May 10, 2000
• Arista Records Founder Clive Davis Launching New Record Label; 'Hamlet' Comes to Silver Screen; 'Peanuts' Gang Honored in TV Special


May 09, 2000
• People's Appetite For Live Entertainment Growing; Hanson Shows Musical Maturity on New Album; Drew Carey Becoming TV's Song-and-Dance Man


May 08, 2000
• Popularity of 'Gladiator' Crosses Gender Lines; Nominees For Broadway's Tony Awards Announced; Oasis Keeps Low Profile on U.S. Tour


May 06, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Candidates Trade Barbs Over Guns, Social Security
• George Mitchell Discusses the IRA's Move Toward Peace in Northern Ireland
• Reno Expands Investigation into Deutch CIA Security Breach
• Kentucky Derby Just Hour and a Half Away
• No Winner in The Big Game's Big Jackpot
• ILOVEYOU Virus Causes Some to Worry About Their Vulnerability in Cyberspace
• Bold Move By IRA May Breathe New Life into Peace Process
• How Much Longer Can the Economic Good Times Roll?
• New Research About Viagra and Women
• U.N. Looking for Ways to Rush More Troops to Sierra Leone
• White House Battle Over Normalizing Trade Relations with China Presses On
• New Hope for Peace in Northern Ireland
• Defense Hopes for 'Not Proven' Verdict in Pan Am 103 Trial
• CNN 20: Paula Jones Files Lawsuit, May 6, 1994
• Track Conditions Perfect for Today's Kentucky Derby
• ILOVEYOU Virus Prompts New Concerns Over Computer Security


May 05, 2000
• New Biography Examines the Life of Judy Garland; `Gladiator' Triumphs; Drew Carey and Julia Louis-Dreyfus Starring in "Geppetto"


May 04, 2000
• 'Friends' Cast Seeking Sizable Salary Increase; Kim Basinger Goes From 'L.A. Confidential' to Africa; Country Music Awards is Family Affair


May 03, 2000
• Russell Crowe Travels to Ancient Rome in 'Gladiator'; Dule Hill Goes From Great White Way to White House; Brad Paisley Sings His Way to Success


May 02, 2000
• 'Millionaire' Dominates First Night of Sweeps; Diana Ross Has Supreme Conflict; ACM Nominees Sawyer Brown Discuss Latest Album


May 01, 2000
• Clash of Media Titans Knocks ABC Off the Air for Millions; 'The Flintstones' Deliver Yabba-Dabba Debut; Dennis Quaid Stars in 'Frequency'


April 29, 2000
• New Language of Business Emerges in Vietnam Over Last Quarter- Century
• New Report Condemns Juvenile Justice System, Calling It Unfair to Minorities
• This Week in Politics: Giuliani Announces He Has Prostate Cancer; Bush Calls for Civility
• Tens of Thousands Protest Peacefully Over Elian
• Rally Today in Miami Protesting Seizure of Elian; Former Neighbors of Elian Criticize Miami Family
• Health Officials Prepare for Outbreak of West Nile Virus
• Richard Wolffe Discusses the Government's Proposal to Break Up Microsoft
• Tens of Thousands Expected at Rally in Miami's Little Havana
• Loss of Popular Police Program Has Citizens Upset With LAPD
• Elian Gonzalez Continues to Generate Political Firestorm in Miami
• Russia Offers to Assist U.S. in Restraining North Korea's Missile Program
• Despite Prostate Cancer Diagnosis, Mayor Giuliani's Senate Campaign Appears on Track
• One Marine's Memories of the Vietnam War Over Two Decades Later
• Cuban-American Community to Stage Rally Against Seizure of Elian Gonzalez


April 28, 2000
• Government Recommends Breakup of Microsoft; Fallout Continues From Seizure of Elian Gonzalez; Combat Photographers Relive Days in Saigon


April 27, 2000
• Remembering Sounds of Protest From Vietnam War; Disco Fever Returns in 'The '70s'; Troubled Teens Take Their Stories to the Stage


April 26, 2000
• Entertainment Industry Flourishes in Little Saigon; Broadway Revives 'The Music Man'; Travis Brings Scottish Sounds to U.S.


April 25, 2000
• Napster Embroiled in Controversy; Actress Heather Graham Looks to Settle Down in 'Committed'; Jessica Andrews is Newest Nashville Teen Queen


April 24, 2000
• Matthew McConaughey's Career Can't Be Sunk; Arab-Americans Call For Boycott of 'Rules of Engagement'; Musician Lou Reed Releases New CD


April 21, 2000
• Celebrity Messengers Deliver Word of God; Al Jarreau Enjoys Present with "Tomorrow Today"; 'Gossip' Explores Line Between Truth and Rumor


April 20, 2000
• Like Father, Like Daughter: Sofia Coppola Directs 'The Virgin Suicides'; Frenchy Redefines Performance Artist; What is a Journalist?


April 19, 2000
• Fashion Trends Have Stars Showing More Skin; `U-571' Opening This Weekend; No Doubt Returns With `Return of Saturn'


April 18, 2000
• Oprah Winfrey Launches New Magazine; Sandra Bullock Explores Rehab in '28 Days'; Johnny Rotten Releases New Sex Pistols Documentary


April 17, 2000
• Latino Stars Weigh in on Elian Gonzalez's Fate: Actor Edward Norton Makes Directorial Debut; 'Jesus Christ Superstar' Returns to Broadway


April 15, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Latest Polls Show Bush Lead Widening
• Madagascar Issues Urgent Appeal for Cyclone Aid
• Little Havana, Washington Await Decision From Federal Court on Elian Gonzalez
• Millions of Lives at Stake in Drought-Ravaged Ethiopia
• Some Last-Minute Tax Tips
• Tense Weekend for All Sides in Elian Gonzalez Case
• D.C. Authorities Determined to Keep Site of Tomorrow's IMF and World Bank Meetings Free of Protests
• Iraq Says it Won't Cooperate With Security Council's Just- Approved Arms Inspection Plan
• Competing Sides in Elian Gonzalez Case Await Court Ruling
• IMF and World Bank Meetings Set for Tomorrow, with Protesters Intent on Disrupting Them
• Nervous Weekend for Millions of Stock Market Investors Following Friday's Bloodbath
• IMF and World Bank Protesters in D.C. Suffer a Setback; Motives Behind Protests
• Critics Decry Japanese Government's Handling of Prime Minister's Illness
• Juan Miguel Gonzalez, Florida Relatives Await Federal Court Decisions on Elian Gonzalez
• D,C, Police Prepare for Onslaught of Protesters
• Elian's Relatives File Motions to Block Father's Bid to Return Boy to Cuba


April 14, 2000
• Wall Street Suffers Historic Losses; Court Fight Over Elian Gonzalez Keeps Grinding


April 13, 2000
• Controversial Dark Comedy 'American Psycho' Heads to Silver Screen; Hollywood Takes on Issue of Ageism; Shelby Lynne Mixes Country and Rock


April 12, 2000
• Male Divas Strike Back in VH1 Concert; Sandra Bullock Makes Rehab Funny in '28 Days'; TV's Midseason Replacements Create Sense of Deja Vu


April 11, 2000
• All Eyes on Whitney Houston at Arista Records Bash; Movie Legend Paul Newman Returns to Silver Screen; Jon Bon Jovi Discusses Latest Work


April 10, 2000
• Napster Brings Music to the Masses; 'The Sopranos' Season Finale Ends With a Bang; Kyra Sedgwick Looks to Become New Talk of TV


April 08, 2000
• This Week in Politics: the Vice Presidential Sweepstakes
• Police Issue Arrest Warrants in Uganda Cult Killings
• Lawyer for Juan Miguel Says He Will Meet with the Fishermen
• Center Gives Homeless Californians New Beginning
• Gerri Willis Offers Last-Minute Tips for Tax Time
• Fisherman Wait to Meet With Juan Miguel; Miami Protesters Cancel Demonstrations
• Western Doctors Take Notice of Benefits from Qigong
• How Will the Microsoft Ruling Effect the Tech Sector?
• Fishermen Hope to Make Their Case Before Juan Miguel Gonzalez
• Fishermen Land in Washington, Hope to Meet with Juan Miguel Gonzalez
• South Africa Moves From Culture to Couture
• Shevardnadze Likely to Win Georgian Presidential Elections as Voter Apathy Continues to Grow
• Juan Miguel Gonzalez Insists He Wishes to Return to Cuba
• Aid Agencies Trying to Head Off Food Crisis in Horn of Africa
• Florida Jury to Consider How Much Tobacco Industry Should Pay in Damages
• Juan Miguel Gonzalez Could Soon Be Reunited with Son


April 07, 2000
• George Clooney Takes 'Fail-Safe' to TV; John Lithgow Becomes 'Impossible Dreamer'; 'Ready to Rumble' Takes Theater Audiences Ringside


April 06, 2000
• Indie Films Enjoy Newfound Success; David Duchovny and Minnie Driver Get Romantic in 'Return To Me'; Lonestar Shoots For the Stars


April 05, 2000
• Rising Gas Prices May Hurt Summer Tours; Tommy Lee Jones and Samuel L. Jackson Team up in 'Rules of Engagement'; Pride of PBS Helps Kids Read


April 04, 2000
• Wall Street Has Mid-Day Meltdown; When Will Elian's Father Arrive in U.S. and Under What Circumstances?


April 03, 2000
• Lyricist Tim Rice Enjoys Career Revival; David Crosby Writes Book on Music and Charity; Wise Guys of 'Falcone' Come to CBS


April 01, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Al Gore Breaks With White House on Elian Gonzalez; Hillary Clinton Shows Major Improvement in New York
• Infant Mortality Nearly Twice National Average in New York's Poorest Neighborhoods
• Antiques Offered Online Now
• Height, Bench Play Could Be Keys to North Carolina-Florida Game
• Robert Nath Offers Tips on Dealing With the IRS
• Search and Investigation Continues in Uganda, with Over 900 Bodies Discovered Thusfar
• U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Arrives to Investigate Alleged Atrocities in Chechen War
• Does Elaborate Church Construction Distract From Religious Mission?
• Political Implications of Elian Gonzalez Case
• Newborn Abandoned in Kosovo Rescued by American Soldier
• Kevin O'Neill Analyzes Today's Final Four Match-ups
• Ugandan Police Learn New Information on Cult Leaders
• Tensions Ease in Miami as INS Talks Recess
• CNN 20: Kermit Hosts 'LARRY KING LIVE' April 1, 1994
• Wisconsin-Michigan State Looks to be Defensive-Minded Match-up
• Elian Gonzalez's Family Spends Weekend Under Shadow of INS Deadline


March 31, 2000
• Jimmy Smits Goes From 'Blue' to Former Boxer; Manuel Noriega is Subject of New TV Movie; Seventh-Grader Sammie Sings His Way to Success


March 30, 2000
• Country Singer Trisha Yearwood Talks About Latest Projects; Elton John Gets Animated; ABC Series 'Wonderland' Could Spark Controversy


March 29, 2000
• TV Begins Mid-Season Replacements; Kamikaze Cooking Takes Over Food Network; Country Bad Boys Montgomery-Gentry Make Some Noise


March 28, 2000
• Oscar Winners Are Busy at Box Office; Vivid Entertainment Transforms X-Rated Business; Norwegian Teen Pop Duo M2M Enjoys Early Success


March 27, 2000
• Oscars 2000: 'American Beauty' Wins Five Awards; Hollywood Lets Hair Down at Post-Oscar Parties; Who Was Wearing What?


March 25, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Presidential Candidates Come Out Swinging
• Russians Have Begun Casting Ballots in Presidential Election; Troops On High Alert Across Chechnya as Elections Approach
• Oscar Organizers Prepare for Rain on their Parade
• Clinton to Meet Tomorrow with Syria's President
• U.S. Airways Averts Flight Attendants Strike
• Protesters Clash with Police at N.Y. Funeral for Man Killed by Police
• Voting Gets Under Way in Russian Presidential Election
• The Latest on the Oscar Preparations
• FTC Considering Legal Action Against OPEC
• Protests in New York During Funeral For African American Immigrant Killed by Police
• Researching Say They're Getting Closer to Pinpointing Alzheimer's Cause
• State Department Assessing Security Arrangements in Libya
• Pope John Paul II Visits Some of Holiest Sites in Christendom
• First Round of Presidential Balloting Opens in Russia
• Clinton in Switzerland Tomorrow Talking Middle East Peace
• President Clinton Wraps Up Trip to South Asia in Pakistan
• After Close Call, U.S. Airways Flying Today
• Controversy Over California Gaming Initiative
• Acting President Putin Looking for First Round Victory in Russian Elections
• Pope Journeys to One of Christianity's Most Revered Sites


March 24, 2000
• Hollywood Counts Down to Oscar Night


March 23, 2000
• Many Oscar Nominees Have Working Relationship; Oscar Producers Prepare For Big Show; Elton John Musical Opens on Broadway


March 21, 2000
• Dr. Laura's TV Show Causing Controversy; 'Homicide' Creators Bring Different Men in Blue Series to UPN; Boy Band 'N Sync Releases Second CD


March 20, 2000
• Director Extraordinaire Prepares For Oscars; Singer Toby Keith Stands Tall on Country Record Charts; Who Keeps Stars Looking Good?


March 18, 2000
• Law Officers Still Negotiating with Suspected Killer in Baltimore Suburb
• This Week in Politics: Bush, Gore Nab Nominations; Major Breakthrough in Gun Safety Debate; Pat Buchanan Re-Emerges
• China Will Be Watching New Taiwan Leader Very Carefully
• Rising Prices Prompt Exploration of Alternatives to OPEC Oil
• Clinton Administration Won't Tap Strategic Oil Reserve, at Least for Now
• Will Smith & Wesson Deal Set New Gun Industry Standard?
• New Techniques Make Organ Transplants Easier for Prospective Donors
• Pro-Independence Chen's Election Signals Shift in Taiwan's Political Scene
• Heinz Wants Piece of India's Booming Ketchup Market
• Police Still Negotiating with Suspected Quadruple-Killer Near Baltimore, Maryland
• Growing Optimism Among Iranian-Americans About U.S.-Iran Relations
• Some Ideas for Average Investor in Volatile Market
• Standoff Continues Between Police and Accused Murderer in Maryland
• What Can We Expect From Newly Elected Taiwan President?
• Clinton Congratulates Chen Shui-bian on Historic Victory
• Anniversary of Tri-State Tornado Emphasizes Advances in Science of Weather Warnings
• Clinton Prepares to Take Off For Weeklong Trip to South Asia
• New Political Era Set to Begin in Taiwan


March 17, 2000
• Oscar Statues Stolen From California Delivery Service; Julia Roberts Returns as 'Erin Brockovich'; Chieftans Ring in St. Patrick's Day


March 16, 2000
• Oscar-Nominated Filmmakers Accused of Taking Liberties With True-Life Stories; 'Final Destination' Explores Great Beyond; AC/DC Returns


March 15, 2000
• Julia Roberts Sheds G-Rated Image in 'Erin Brockovich'; WWF Revitalizes UPN; Italian Opera Goes Hollywood


March 14, 2000
• Academy Awards Have Added Drama Thanks to 'Wall Street Journal'; Don Was is Man Behind Oscar Music; Howard Stern Produces New TV Series


March 13, 2000
• Actors Honor Actors at Screen Actors Guild Awards; Sam Mendes Takes Top Honor at Directors Guild Awards; Smashing Pumpkins Release New CD


March 11, 2000
• What, if Anything, We Can Do About Rising Oil Prices
• This Week in Politics: Super Tuesday Results Leave Fall Match- Up of Front-Runners
• Second Person Dies in Shooting Near Savannah High School
• The Hajj, A Journey of Faith: Hajj Begins in Mecca
• Lagos Sworn in as President of Chile; Pinochet Conspicuously Absent
• Murdered Pakistani Lawyer Received Threats During Sharif Trial
• Putin Offers Conciliatory Words on Chechnya During Visit From Blair
• The Stock Market and its Split Personality
• Relief Efforts Continue in Mozambique But Danger is Far From Over
• Small Romanian Town Coping with Huge Disaster
• Los Angeles Archbishop Issues Sweeping Apology
• Flood-Ravaged Mozambique Needs Much More Help Before It Returns to Normal
• Clinton Attacks Republicans Over Minimum Wage Hike Tied with Tax Cuts
• LaBella Report Levels New Charges of Fund-Raising Abuses Against Al Gore


March 10, 2000
• Screen Actors Guild Honors Its Own Sunday Night; ShoWest Celebrates Stars and 1999 Box Office Bonanza; 'Mission to Mars' Lands in Theaters


March 09, 2000
• Santa Barbara Film Festival Honors Anthony Hopkins; Jason Robards Returns to TV and Silver Screen; Are Soap Operas All Washed Up?


March 08, 2000
• New Wrestling Documentary Leaves WWF Less Than Thrilled; L.A. Coffee House Serves a Big Band Breakfast; Who Will Replace Kathie Lee?


March 07, 2000
• Hollywood Speaks Out on Same-Sex Marriage; Musical Elite Inducted Into Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame; 'Cats' Ends Historic Broadway Run


March 06, 2000
• Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame Inducts Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor, and Earth, Wind & Fire Among Other Musical Greats


March 04, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Cadidates Gear Up for Super Tuesday Showdown
• Wallace: 'Kids Who Stay in College for Four Years are Learning Technologies That by the Time They Graduate are Obsolete'
• Disease Becomes Feared as Floodwaters Begin to Recede in Mozambique
• Great Britain Rushes Tardy Relief to Food-Ravaged Mozambique
• Election 2000: Bradley, McCain made Gore, Bush Better Candidates as Super Tuesday Leads Contenders' Campaigns to a Close
• Election 2000: George W. Bush Campaigns with Elizabeth Dole to Gain New York Vote
• CNN 20: Ted Turner Remembers, The Birth of CNN
• Namashulua: 'Many People Would Not Have Died' in Mozambique Had the International Community Responded Earlier
• Election 2000: California;s Little Saigon Rallies Behind McCain Despite Use of Racial Slur
• Election 2000: George W. Bush Campaigns for Second Day in New York, Seeking to Gain in Neck-and-Neck Race


March 03, 2000
• All-Star Cast Featured in Lesbian Drama on HBO; Actress Sela Ward Talks About Latest TV Movie; Steely Dan Releases First Album in 20 Years


March 02, 2000
• Garry Shandling is Out of This World in Latest Film; Great White Way is Coming to the Boob Tube; MTV's 'Lyricist Lounge' Mixes Music and Laughs


March 01, 2000
• Dr. Laura Gets Her Own TV Show; Radio Being Transformed by Internet Revolution; Bette Midler and Danny DeVito Team up in 'Drowning Mona'


February 29, 2000
• Kathie Lee Gifford is Leaving 'Live With Regis and Kathie Lee'; On the Set of 'Norm'; Does Everyone Watching TV Want To Be a Millionaire?


February 28, 2000
• 'Reindeer Games' Enjoys Strong Weekend Debut; Asian-American Pop Star Coco Lee Looks to Take U.S. By Storm; Is American TV Colorblind?


February 26, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Major Week for John McCain; Is the Democratic Race Still a Race?
• Alleged Cuban Spy Continues to Resist Expulsion Order
• AFL-CIO Calling for Millions of Undocumented Workers to Be Allowed to Remain in U.S.
• Diallo Trial Over, But Controversy Far From Resolved
• Relief Agencies Racing Against Rising Waters in Southern Africa
• In New York City, a Day Filled With Reactions to Diallo Acquittals
• State Department Deadline Ordering Expulsion of Cuban Diplomat Has Come and Gone
• While Overall Economy Booming, Analysts See Two Stock Markets
• Verdicts in Diallo Case Continue to Stir Anger
• Deadline for Cuban Diplomat to Leave U.S. Just Half-Hour Away
• Discussion of Situation in Chechnya with Former National Security Adviser
• Acquittal of Four White New York City Police Officers Still Having Effect Today


February 25, 2000
• Prime-Time Diversity Report Has Networks Cringing; TV Execs, Internet Fan Sites Go Head to Head in Cyberspace


February 24, 2000
• Carlos Santana Wins Nine Grammys; Singer Christina Aguilera Walks Away With Best New Artist Grammy; ABC Goes Behind Success of Beach Boys


February 23, 2000
• Music Industry Gears up For 42nd Annual Grammy Awards


February 22, 2000
• David Letterman Returns to 'The Late Show'; MusiCares Salutes Elton John; Santana Looks to Take a Grammy Home


February 21, 2000
• Music Cares Honors Elton John; Career of Actor Michael Clarke Duncan Continues to Grow; Who's Behind the Cover of Your Favorite Album?


February 19, 2000
• Voter.com Hopes to Change the Way Americans View Politics
• U.S. Seeks Expulsion of Cuban Diplomat
• Candidates Hunt For Last-Minute Votes in South Carolina
• South Carolina Turns Out the Vote for GOP Candidates
• This Week in Politics: South Carolina Voters Go to the Polls
• Athletes Gather in Lake Placid For First-Ever Winter Goodwill Games
• South Carolina Primary: What Factor Will McCain's POW Status Play?
• South Carolina Primary: McCain Hopes Record Turnout Gives Him Victory
• With Parliamentary Elections in Iran, Two Decades of Hardline Dominance Appear to Be Eroding
• South Carolina Primary: Some Glitches in Today's Voting
• CNN 20: The Death of Deng Xiaoping, February 19, 1997
• South Carolina Primary: What's at Stake for Bush and McCain?
• Cuban INS Official Facing Espionage Charges Involved in Nearly Every Cuban Immigration Issue
• South Carolina Primary: Turnout Reportedly Heavy


February 18, 2000
• AFI Salutes Harrison Ford for Lifetime Achievement; Teenage Stars Show off Their Sexuality


February 17, 2000
• Networks Gear up For Sweeps Week; New Documentary Skirts Line Between Porn and Indie; Choreographers Are Unsung Heroes of Music Biz


February 16, 2000
• Disney Garners Academy Award Nominations for `Sixth Sense' and `Insider'; Wall Street Regulators Praising `Boiler Room'


February 15, 2000
• 'American Beauty' Nominated For Eight Oscars; Denzel Washington Gets Oscar Nomination For Best Actor; Dixie Chicks Hatching Plans to Win Grammy


February 14, 2000
• NAACP Image Awards Honor Steven Spielberg; Hollywood Awaits Oscar Nominations; TV Bedroom Etiquette Has Changed Dramatically


February 12, 2000
• 'Rare Earth' Ponders Question of Life on Other Planets
• Northern Ireland's New Government On Brink of Collapse
• Cockpit Crew of Hijacked Afghan Plane Describes Ordeal
• This Week in Politics: Bush and McCain Go Into Final Week Before South Carolina Primary
• McCain Hopes Youth Support Will Be Difference in South Carolina
• In Northern Ireland, New Round of Calls by Protestant Leaders for IRA to Spell Out Plan for Disarmament
• Some Insights on the Escalating Problem of Cyberattacks
• Protestant Party Calls for IRA to Lay Out Disarmament Plan
• Busy Weekend for Airlines, Completing More Than 1,000 FAA- Mandated Inspections
• Investigators Say Attack on CNN's Web Site Involved University of California Computer
• Tiger Mania Hits Southern California


February 11, 2000
• Insurers Question Quiz Show; Film Audiences Head to 'The Beach' This Weekend; Blue Man Group Studio Takes to the Studio


February 10, 2000
• Jim Varney Dies of Lung Cancer; 'Millionaire' Sweeps ABC to Ratings Victory; Kids in the Hall Stages Reunion Tour


February 09, 2000
• Countdown Until Oscar Nominations Begins; Bette Midler Hits the Road and the Silver Screen; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Reunite For Tour


February 08, 2000
• Leonardo DiCaprio Returns to Big Screen With 'The Beach'; Demented Humor of Tom Green Finds Home at MTV; Mandy Moore is Latest Teen Pop Star


February 07, 2000
• 'Scream 3' Tops Box Office Charts; Steve Martin Wins Career Achievement Award at 'American Comedy Awards'; Mary & Rhoda Reunite


February 05, 2000
• This Week in Politics: Republican Presidential Politics
• This Week in Politics: GOP Race Moves to South Carolina
• Alaska Air Memorial Service Under Way in California
• Hillary Clinton to Make Senate Campaign Official
• January Employment Figures Exceed All Expectations
• IRA Issues Defiant Statement on Disarmament
• Pepperdine Hosts Alaska Air Memorial Service
• Nation's County Jails Face Building Crisis
• Assisted Living Communities Help Alzheimer's Patients Retain Health and Dignity
• Today Marks Beginning of Chinese New Year
• Overnight Protests Injure 50 in Vienna
• Austrian Ambassador: 'Give Us a Chance'
• Efforts to Keep Northern Ireland's Coalition Government in Place in Jeopardy
• Ethnic Albanians Protest NATO Peacekeepers in Kosovo
• Next Primaries Could Be Crucial in Both Parties
• Noises on Cockpit Voice Recorder Puzzle Crash Investigators


February 04, 2000
• Magical Land of Music Kicks Off With NAMM 2000 in L.A.; Nigerian Musician Femi Kuti Mixes Music and Message


February 03, 2000
• 'The Hurricane' Surrounded by Storm of Controversy; Sharon Stone and Nick Nolte Star in "Simpatico"; Alecia Elliott, Country Star


February 02, 2000
• Oprah Winfrey Launches Oxygen Network; "Scream 3" Could Be Last Gasp For Heralded Horror Flick; House DJ Moby Gets Grammy Nomination


February 01, 2000
• Alaska Airlines Flight 261 Crashes Into Ocean off California Coast


January 31, 2000
• Women Hot at Sundance; A Winter of Weaver at the Multiplex


January 29, 2000
• Bill Bradley Goes on the Offensive in the Granite State
• Massive Weather System Dampens Super Bowl Festivities
• Tennessee Expects Celebration if Titans Win Super Bowl
• This Week in Politics: Races Heat Up in Final Days Before New Hampshire Primary
• Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen Discuss Why They Support Al Gore
• Documentary Explores 'Children in War'
• John Rawlings Discusses 'Football's Greatest 100 Players'
• St. Louis Fans Catch Super Bowl Fever
• Castro Speaks Out on Elian Gonzalez Case
• Latest Polls Show Races Tightening in New Hampshire
• Atlanta Plays Host to Super Bowl
• St. Louis Fans Confident of a Rams Victory
• Presidential Primary Heats Up in New Hampshire


January 28, 2000
• Online Companies Do Battle on Super Sunday; Travis Tritt Discusses Performing at the Super Bowl; Diana Krall Talks About Her Grammy Nomination


January 27, 2000
• Poncho Sanchez's 'Latin Soul'; Ashley Judd Tries to Catch Your Eye in 'Eye of the Beholder'; The Push Toward Male Entertainment


January 26, 2000
• Sundance Film Festival Gets Extra Shot of Estrogen; New Country Group, SHedaisy, Hopes to be Grammy Winner


January 25, 2000
• Viewers Give `Family Law' a Good Verdict; Recent Films Present Sexuality in Sophisticated Light


January 24, 2000
• Best and Brightest of Hollywood Come Out For Golden Globes; Time-Warner and EMI Form Musical Marriage


January 22, 2000
• This Week in Politics: A Discussion of First Official Presidential Contest, Monday's Iowa Caucuses
• Authorities Arrest Suspects in Connection with Arkan Murder
• A Discussion of Moxley Murder with Author of Book About It
• New USDA Dietary Guidelines Show Moderate Drinking Benefits Middle-Aged Americans
• What is Expected from Bush in Monday's Iowa Caucus?
• What Are the Big Issues of Campaign 2000?
• Grandmothers of Elian Gonzalez Return to New York After Speaking with Reno
• Grandmothers of Young Cuban Refugee Elian Gonzalez Meet With Attorney General Janet Reno
• A Look at What to Expect From Monday's Iowa Caucuses
• A Discussion of the Roe V. Wade Decision on its 27th Anniversary
• Two Cuban Grandmothers to Meet with Reno and Top Immigration Officials
• Vice President Gustavo Noboa Takes Charge of Ecuador
• Two Cuban Grandmothers to Meet in Washington with Attorney General
• Parties Head into Iowa with Different Things to Prove
• Things Looking Up For Gore in Final Days Before Iowa Caucuses


January 21, 2000
• Hollywood's Biggest Names Expected at Golden Globes This Weekend


January 20, 2000
• Sundance Film Festival Kicks Off in Utah; Energetic British Chef Brings His Show to U.S.; Mariah Carey Gets Set For World Tour


January 19, 2000
• David Letterman and Michael J. Fox Battle Health Problems; Freddie Prinze Jr. Takes Romantic Lead in 'Down To You'


January 18, 2000
• Moguls of Music Come Out For 'American Music Awards'; Hollywood Puts Its Dukes Up; Actress Julianne Moore is Appearing More and More


January 17, 2000
• Best of Music Industry Get Together For 'American Music Awards'; Networks Look to Improve Depiction of Minorities in Primetime


January 15, 2000
• Sources Say Talks Under Way Discussing Trip to Miami By Elian's Grandmothers
• Serb Paramilitary Leader Arkan Assassinated
• This Week in Politics: Candidates Get in Final Jabs Before Caucus
• Continuing Protests in Havana Demand Elian Gonzalez' Return to Cuba
• A Look at High-Technology Homes
• White House Denies Reports of Deal to Send Elian Gonzalez Home to Cuba
• Immigration Drama Unfolds in California
• Candidates Clash in Iowa Debate
• Heart Bypass Surgery Relieves Chest Pain, Prolongs Life
• Negative Campaigning Could Hurt Democratic Party in General Election
• Republican Presidential Candidates Prepare for Final Debate Before Iowa Caucuses Begin Selection Process
• Many Chechen Refugees Gather in Border Cities, Fleeing from the War
• Zeljko Raznatovic, Serb War Crimes Suspect, Shot in Belgrade
• In Iowa, Republican Primary Could Create Two-Person Race
• Both of Elian Gonzalez' Grandmothers Agree to Travel to U.S. to Return Elian Back to Cuba


January 14, 2000
• David Letterman Gets Checked for Heart Disease; 'Hurricane' Blows Into Theaters; 'Angela's Ashes' Hits the Big Screen


January 13, 2000
• 'Topsy-Turvy' Catching Movie Critics' Eyes; Silver Screen is Full of Big Names in 2000; Singer Tony Bennett Looks to Win Yet Another Grammy


January 12, 2000
• 'ER' Welcomes Newest Additions to Stars of Surgery; Rapper Ice Cube is Working 'Round the Clock; Asleep At The Wheel Makes Country Swing


January 11, 2000
• Judds Reunite For Nationwide Tour; Matt Damon Surrounded by Oscar Buzz For Latest Film; European Hackers Figure Out How to Copy DVDs


January 10, 2000
• AOL and Time-Warner Kick Off 21st Century With Merger; Awards Season Gets Underway With 'People's Choice Awards'; Game Show Fever Sweeps Nation


January 08, 2000
• Street Sweeper Carves Out New Life for Himself
• This Week in Politics: Democratic Debates
• California Court Battle Centers Around Moe the Chimp
• House Subpoena Likely to Delay Elian Gonzalez's Return to Cuba
• Theme of Consumer Electronics Show Is Wireless Connectivity
• Latest Debate Could Put Bradley on Defense
• New Information Comes to Light in Elian Gonzalez Case
• McCain Hopes to Translate Poll Numbers into Primary Victories
• Gore Debate Strategy Includes Damage Control
• Rep. Dan Burton Says Intent of Subpoena to Get Elian Gonzalez Case to Court
• Congressional Subpoena of Elian Gonzalez Quiets Protests in Miami
• Russia Halts Bombardment of Grozny
• Gore and Bradlkey Face Off in Iowa
• Florida Family of Elian Gonzalez Celebrates Temporary Victory


January 07, 2000
• Broadway Musicals Have Evolved in Leaps and Bounds; Life of David Cassidy Chronicled in TV Movie


January 06, 2000
• 'The Sopranos' Gear Up For Second Season; 'Death of a Salesman' Goes From Broadway to Boob Tube; Diana Krall Nominated for Three Grammys


January 05, 2000
• Jennifer Lopez and Sean "Puffy" Combs Meet With Lawyers; Midseason TV Schedule Carries a Full Load; Joe Louis Walker Brings Blues to the Bay


January 04, 2000
• Carlos Santana Nominated For 10 Grammys; 'Stuart Little' Scores Big At Box Office; Tony Talk Surrounds Susan Lucci's Broadway Performance
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