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Election remains a tossup
Al Gore and George W. Bush made a final blitz Monday, with Gore predicting to NBC News
that it’s going to be “very, very close.” |
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Nader says other parties ‘out of
gas’
Ralph Nader made a last-minute pitch for votes for his protest campaign Monday, calling
the Republicans and Democrats “out of gas” and in big need of a push to make
them more responsive to voters. |
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GOP’s Web site hacked
Just hours before the polls opened on Tuesday, a computer intruder defaced the Republican
National Committee’s Web site with a pro-Al Gore message, MSNBC.com has learned. |
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Russert: Turnout, Florida keys to race
NBC’s Washington Bureau chief takes a look at the 2000 presidential election campaign
as the last day’s countdown begins. |
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$145 billion smokers’ award upheld
A judge Monday upheld the record-breaking $145 billion verdict won by Florida smokers,
rejecting claims that the amount will bankrupt the tobacco industry. |
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Tobacco firms OK settlement pact
Two major tobacco companies have tentatively reached an $8 billion accord settling
punitive-damage claims against them in nearly a dozen lawsuits pending in federal court in
Brooklyn. The Wall Street Journal reports. |
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