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Hillary Clinton enters Senate race Accompanied by husband Bill and daughter Chelsea, First Lady has formally declared that she is running for the Senate
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| Apr.4 |
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Microsoft loses antitrust suit Microsoft is confident that it will eventually overturn the decision by a judge that it violated anti-monopoly laws | |
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| Sep.20 |
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Insufficient evidence to prosecute Clinton Whitewater investigation of the Clintons ends without indictments. Counsel Ray said that there was insufficient evidence
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| Nov.7 |
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Hillary Clinton Wins Senate Race First Lady captured New York's hotly contested Senate seat over Republican Rep. Rick Lazio
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Closest Presidential election  Bush's slim lead in Florida leads to automatic recount in that state
Democratic candidate Al Gore received more popular votes but fewer electoral votes than Republican candidate George W. Bush. Supreme Court in Bush v. Gore voted 7-2 to declare the ongoing recount procedure unconstitutional. Bush was certified as the winner in Florida by a margin of 537 votes
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| Nov.24 |
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Bush files brief in Supreme Court
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| Dec.4 |
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High Court Ruling helps Bush Supreme Court set aside a ruling on hand-counted votes in Florida's presidential election
| Dec.5 |
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Greenspan could cut rate
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Anti-terrorist accord
| Dec.7 |
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Court ends hearing on Gore appeal The Florida high Court concluded a hearing on appeal to force a recount of some 14,000 ballots in 2 counties
| Dec.9 |
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High Court Stops Recounts Divided U.S. Supreme Court granted Bush's plea to halt hand recounts of ballots in Florida
| Dec.12 |
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Sup. Court sends case to Florida Supreme Court sends back recount case to state's Supreme Court. No recounting can resume any time soon
| Dec.13 |
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Gore conceded race Republican Bush addressed the nation as the president-elect from the House chamber of the Texas | |
| Dec.14 |
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AOL, Time Warner merger approved Companies agree to safeguard competition in high-speed Internet access
| Dec.16 |
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Powell named as secretary of state Bush named former U.S. Joint Chiefs Chairman as first African-American secretary of state
| Dec.17 |
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C. Rice to be national security adviser Map of White House USA Bush is expected to name Condoleezza Rice as his national security adviser and A. Gonzales as White House counsel. | |
| Dec.18 |
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Bush receives enough electoral votes 271 of the nation's 538 electors cast votes for Bush. Gore received 267
| Dec.19 |
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Mideast Peace Talks Start Israelis and Palestinians began talks aimed at securing a peace agreement and bringing an end to a violence
| Dec.20 |
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Bush announces 3 Cabinet picks D. Evans as commerce secretary, M. Martinez as housing secretary, and A. Veneman as head of the Agriculture
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Clinton meet Mideast negotiators Clinton met with Israeli Foreign Minister S. Ben-Ami and chief Palestinian negotiator S. Erakat
| Dec.21 |
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Progress at Mideast talks Clinton likely to step in after differences over Jerusalem's future may be diminishing
| Dec.22 |
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Bush Names Attorney General John Ashcroft, a senator from Missouri who lost his seat in the election named as Attorney General
| Dec.23 |
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Mideast Talks End Inconclusively Iisraeli and Palestinian negotiators meet with Clinton. Decision on summit hangs
| Dec.28 |
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Rumsfeld to lead Pentagon Bush picks Ford veteran, former Defense Secretary as new Defense Chief | |
| Dec.29 |
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Bush names 4 Cabinet members Thompson as health and human services secretary, Norton as interior, Paige as education and Principi as veterans affairs
| Dec.31 |
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Criminal Court Treaty Signed Treaty creates the first permanent criminal court for accused of the world's worst atrocities
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