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50 candidates seek 2 Fla. Supreme Court openings
Fifty judges and lawyers, including some key players in the 2000 presidential election recount, have applied to replace two of the most conservative members on the Florida Supreme Court as Friday's application deadline approached.
Jules Witcover: Gore shines from the shadows
These could be very trying times for former Vice President Al Gore, even as he continues to grab national attention with a new call to achieve freedom from the oil dependence that strangles America’s economy and foreign policy.
Gore: Clinton campaign changed perception of women
Al Gore said Sunday that Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign for the White House helped change society's perception of women.
War and peace and the Democrats: The triumph of politics over national interest
There was a time when Democrats spoke plainly and consistently about matters of war and peace. During the first half of the Cold War, their position was clear -- they would “bear any burden” (John Kennedy’s words) to prosecute it. During the second half of the Cold War, chastened by Vietnam, their position was equally clear -- no more Vietnams.  Gore pushes environment with activist bloggersLast year it was about the candidates. This year it's the climate.
Swing voters key to central Ohio congressional win
EDITOR'S NOTE: The first in a series of stories exploring how key congressional races are playing out in Ohio. This story looks at the free-minded swing voters in the tight race for a longtime Republican seat.
Correction: Gore-Electricity
In some versions of a July 17 story about former Vice President Al Gore's energy proposals, the first name of the president of Securing America's Future Energy, a nonpartisan energy policy group, was misspelled. He is Robbie Diamond, not Robby.  `30 Rock' nets 7 Emmy nominations for guest starsAn appearance on "30 Rock" may be the best gig in television.  Analysis: GOP, Dems using wars to define ObamaDemocrat Barack Obama wants to prove he's ready to be a wartime commander in chief. Republican John McCain hopes to sell the idea that his rival is not.
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