AOL/TW/CNN/NS makes bid for AT&T cable TV.Israel/Palestine talks to to go ahead despite continued violence."Recession" declared illegal word by newspapers and White House; users will have tax-refund revoked.Disco in former tannery outside Auschwitz to close.African leaders express
The White House has stopped pursuing the breakup of Microsoft: follow the press's takes to see the different meanings.North Korea demands that U.S. troops leave South Korea.George Washington University will close down, and force its 5,400 students to move, during the World Bank/IMF
South Africa re-words draft document; Non-African Diplomats at U.N. Race Conference avoid making "apologies" for "crimes against humanity" for fear of lawsuits.English cardinal says that Christianity almost dead; killed by environmentalists, yoga, paedophiles, and capitalists.Mexico's Fox to address congress
Loyalists protesting Catholic school replace rocks with bomb, wounding policemen.More rioting expected in Belfast after Protestant boy killed while cycling.The Durban race conference is not going smoothly: an overview.Bush doesn't commit--as Republicans want--to vetoing spending bills that will spend next year's
Palestinian suicide bomber wounds 15.Aerial patrols begin in North Carolina on the hunt for man-eating sharks.Protestant protesters hurl stones at Catholic girls on their way to school in Protestant territory.Janet Reno signals she's ready for the governor's seat in Florida.HP will
American middle class was relatively unchanged by 90s economy, except for increasing, looming debt.Norway breaks impasse by offering to take in some of the 400 asylum seekers floating off Christmas Island.Bush's missile defense program could drop nuclear missiles on Europe, Canada, or middle America, warn Army
Israeli Army withdrew from Beit Jala after two days, leaving tanks nearby.Two years after tragic elections, East Timor votes for "constituent assembly."U.S. government and environmental groups compromise on dying-species protection.Milosevic rants in court and has a lawyer assigned against his will.40,000
Violence intensifies on both sides in West Bank; U.S. calls for Israeli withdrawl from Beit Jala.NATO calls arms-gathering in Macedonia a success; government sees it as a "theatrical harvest."Australian troops board Norwegian freighter loaded with 438 refugees.U.S. warns Israel that use of
Peruvian congress votes to charge Japan's ex-President Fujimori with responsibility for two massacres; Japanese officials pledge cooperation.U.S. continues mixed-message middle-east policy, now against Israeli seek-and-destruction.Chicago citizens called on to read "To Kill A Mockingbird" simultaneously.Open mouth, withdraw
Taiwan's Presidential panel calls for new trade with China.Israel kills leader of PFLP, a radical PLO faction; Palestinians call for "comprehensive, unlimited war."Borders bookstores in U.K. use face-mapping security cameras to track shoplifters.Established media giants increase their audiences on the Web
