85 news & feature articles results for "florida winner"

Anyone with access to an online publishing tool can relate to that "I never should have hit the publish button" feeling. We revisit some of those "whoops" moments and their resulting consequences.

Posted by Michelle Meyers

The world consumes 80 million barrels of oil a day and burns a lot of coal. Here are some of the more promising ideas to reduce oil dependence.

On a whim, during Road Trip 2009, CNET News reporter Daniel Terdiman started posting a daily photograph, challenging readers to identify it. He never imagined how strong the response would be.

Sites put an electronic spin on the close presidential race, as eager voters log on to find out whether Vice President Al Gore or Texas Gov. George W. Bush will win.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Anemone-wielding crabs, a curious piglet, and a shark contemplating a snack claim prizes in University of Miami's underwater photography contest.

Posted by Jennifer Guevin

Posted by Anand Ablack

Millions of Americans are turning to the Web for information on the photo-finish U.S. presidential race. CNET News.com compiles an eclectic list of links to election-related Web sites and news stories.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

As legal wrangling over who will get the keys to the White House continues, presidential hopeful George W. Bush is looking to the Web for possible transition team applicants.

Posted by Patricia Jacobus

If you have one of the morning newspaper editions that prematurely declared the presidential election in favor of Texas Gov. George W. Bush, it could fetch a pretty penny online.

Posted by Gwendolyn Mariano and Evan Hansen

Posted by Larry Barrett