Giuliani cancer disclosure could reshape Senate bid
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani disclosed prostate cancer, signaling possible impact on fundraising and attack politics in the Clinton-dominated Senate race. He plans to assess treatment and decide whether to continue campaigning, with early detection offering a favorable prognosis. Analysts vary on whether the illness humanizes or unsettles voters and donors.
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Justice Department seeks to split Microsoft
The Justice Department and 19 states will file a joint plan to break up Microsoft, proposing a divestiture that would split Windows from applications and bar recombination for 10 years. The document aims to curb monopoly power, with Gates and Ballmer defending the company and courts weighing the remedy after Jackson's antitrust ruling.
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U.S. proposes change in weapons treaty with Russia
American negotiators propose revisions to the 1972 anti ballistic missile pact to allow limited defenses against missiles from other nations. Ambassador James Collins said talks seek to deploy 100 launchers with improved radar while avoiding threats to Russia nuclear weapons. Clinton plans to press Putin in June to modify the treaty and discussions continue with Moscow.
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Miami relatives challenge order to reunite Elian Gonzalez
A Miami attorney said relatives are pleased the 11th Circuit kept their appeal alive after a ruling, while also denying access to Elian who is with his father in Maryland. The court will hear May arguments on asylum and whether the boy can be interviewed without his father’s consent.
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