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D.C. cops plow through crowds, reporters
Jake Tapper
This is an ongoing notebook of events as police and protesters square off.
Back from the brink
Anthony York
Bush keeps a California office after all, trying to reassure Golden State Republicans he won't give up on the state.
Next generation iCraveTV?
Damien Cave
Canadian comedians post iCraveiCraveTV to re-re-broadcast the TV shows iCraveTV intercepts and streams online.
Black and right
Ray Sawhill
Thomas Sowell talks about the arrogance of liberal elites and the loneliness of the black conservative.
Murky future for tax cuts
Sarah Keech
Republicans regroup and plot strategy after President Clinton's veto of their $792 billion tax-cut package.
Mr. Fix-it
Sean Donahue
After a summer of outages, eBay recruited Maynard Webb to be chief of technologies and shore up the auction site's systems.
Assume the position, Newt
David Corn
Former House Speaker Gingrich faces embarrassing questions about his sex life and marital fidelity.
The thinker
Joshua Micah Marshall
Bill Bradley may have "big ideas," but as a notoriously cautious senator he sat out the big political fights.
Rebirth of a nation
Daryl Lindsey
Iran's burgeoning democracy movement against the power of the fundamentalist establishment is led by students in blue jeans who like American music.
Can AOL silence its critics?
Janelle Brown
The latest site to be burned by America Online's heat is peeved, but not surprised.
Ebay down all night
Associated Press
The worst in a string of outages has left the online auction house dark for more than 12 hours.
Netcenter forums win a wan reprieve
Janelle Brown
Netscape's community area will remain open for 30 days, officials say -- but users still can't get in.
Are we bug-free yet?
Patricia Ensworth
Y2K software testers bite their nails, cross their fingers and watch the clock.
Blood money
Suzi Parker
An Arkansas prison-plasma business protected by Clinton cronies led to a scandal that almost toppled the government -- of Canada.
Blood money
Suzi Parker
An Arkansas prison-plasma business protected by Clinton cronies led to a scandal that almost toppled the government -- of Canada.
Same Old Party
Joshua Micah Marshall
New leadership can't mend the rifts among Republicans in Congress.
Meanwhile, back on Capitol Hill …
Mark Hertsgaard
Using the impeachment drama as a diversionary tactic, anti-environmental forces attach a series of dangerous "riders" to last-minute funding bills.
A new kind of strike
David Bacon
The just-settled strike against GM in Flint, Mich., was the first ever to center on global investment issues.
Newsreal: Hell no, we won't throw away the key
Bruce Shapiro
Serious civil disobedience against the nation's drug sentencing
laws are being staged, not by pot-smoking hippies and wild-eyed libertarians, but by prosecutors and senior judges, one of them a Reagan appointee.
21st: “Myst” partnership is riven
Karlin Lillington
Rand and Robyn Miller, the brothers who created the world's most popular computer games go their separate ways.
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