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Justice Thomas Penfield Jackson found software giant Microsoft guilty of violating U.S. antitrust law by waging a campaign to crush threats to its Windows monopoly, but Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates says he is confident that an appeal court will throw out the verdict. Gates said he had a “very strong case” with “common sense on our side.”
Northern Nigerian governors appear to have slowed their drive to implement Islamic law, promising flexibility and pledging to seek consensus with Christian leaders on aspects of the Shari’a.
AROUND THE WORLD 
Annan: Intervention For Rights Violations A 'Duty'
Rome Okays Extradition Of Italian Businessman Who
Helped Serbs
France To Ask Iran To Be Fair To Alleged Jewish Spies
Saudi Arabia To Grant Tourist Visas
Muslim Kidnappers Argue Over Fate Of 33 Hostages
Two Dead In Indonesian Province Fighting For Independence
Pakistan Says No Back-Channel Diplomacy Underway With
India
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