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Ex-nurse's murder trial spurs penalty controversy
About 600 citizens filed into the Springfield, Mass., Symphony Hall on Monday morning to take part in a drama unseen in Massachusetts for nearly 30 years.
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Bush accusation slaps big-spender tag on foe
LITTLE ROCK -- George W. Bush warmed up for his debate with Vice President Gore tonight by labeling his rival a big spender, previewing the attacks he expects to come his way in the presidential candidates' final face-to-face encounter.
GOP holds 2-1 cash advantage over Dems
In the home stretch of the political season, the Republican Party holds a 2-1 cash advantage over the Democrats, according to figures released Monday. The new accounting shows that as of Sept.
'Real people' question Gore in last rehearsal
ST. LOUIS -- Vice President Gore fielded questions from ''real people,'' not political activists, as he prepared for tonight's high-stakes presidential debate. It's the last chance he and Texas Gov. George W.
A tamer 'town hall': It's not the way it used to be
Tonight's debate between George W. Bush and Al Gore, described as a ''town hall,'' isn't really a debate and it's not exactly a town hall, either.
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Washington
Director of U.S. war on drugs to resign Drug czar Barry McCaffrey said Monday that he will step down Jan. 6 after leading the nation's war on drugs for five years. The retired Army general said he might teach, perhaps at the U.
Some question strength of Lieberman's stands Analysts accuse VP candidate of wavering on positions when they might cost votes
When Al Gore chose Joe Lieberman as his running mate, the Connecticut senator's reputation for moral rectitude loomed as a major factor.
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Time short, odds long for addicted parents
MIAMI -- ''No, judge. Please,'' Denisha Rogers, a mother of four, pleads with the mother of three wearing the long, black judge's robe.
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Capitol Hill clout at stake in race for Texas Senate New Census puts congressional districts' makeup in state hands
LUFKIN, Texas -- There's a barnburner of a Senate race going on here that could have long-term impact on the power structure in Washington.It's not the race for U.S. Senate.That contest, for Sen.
Democrats, GOP vie for edge in drawing districts
Besides Texas, these are the states where Democrats and Republicans are battling most fiercely for the upper hand in drawing new congressional maps next year: * Arizona: Democrats are trying to gain a toehold in this Republican-dominated state by winning
Some senators on cruise control 18 appear headed to easy victories
Forget that seat on Capitol Hill that once was occupied by the legendary Lyndon Baines Johnson. Texas Democrats have. They're not making even a token effort to oust popular Republican incumbent U.S. Sen.
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Most injured Cole sailors released
WASHINGTON -- Most of the sailors injured in the terrorist attack on the USS Cole were released from a Navy hospital on Monday, as military reinforcements arrived in Yemen to recover the bodies of 10 missing crew members presumed killed in the blast.
Bitter town is no comfort zone
DEL RIO, Texas -- More than a few eyebrows went up in this desperately poor border town when, during the first presidential debate, Gov. George W. Bush called his visit to comfort flood victims here in 1998 an example of his leadership.
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New fighting dims hopes for 'so-called peace deals' 2 more killed as Palestinians, Israelis battle in Gaza, West Bank
RAMALLAH, West Bank -- A Palestinian teenager and policeman were killed and more than 50 Palestinian youths were injured Monday in clashes with Israeli soldiers in the West Bank and Gaza.
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