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April 03, 2002
• Israeli Forces Occupy More of West Bank; Are Americans Rude?


April 02, 2002
• Israel Turns Guns on Arafat Headquarters; Oil Prices Rise as Mideast Violence Escalates


April 01, 2002
• What is the Status of Bush Administration Policy on Middle East? Who is Favored in the Upcoming Elections?


March 29, 2002
• Events in Middle East Escalate; Washington Reacts to Latest Suicide Bombing


March 28, 2002
• Arafat Claims to Want Cease-Fire; Marion Berry Attempts Comeback; Bush Weighs Arafat's Words


March 27, 2002
• Another Suicide Bomber Strikes in Israel; President Bush Sends Tough Message to Yasser Arafat


March 26, 2002
• Palestinian Leader Opts Out of Arab Summit; U.S. Pressures Israel to Allow Arafat to Attend


March 25, 2002
• How Catholics View Sex Scandal: After Gains in Hollywood, How do African-Americans Stand Politically?; White House Tells Israeli Government to Let Arafat Travel


March 22, 2002
• Jimmy Carter, Bill Gates Sr. Discuss AIDS; Jean Carnahan Talks About Reelection Prospects; Is DNC Building a Shrine to Soft Money?


March 21, 2002
• Pope Speaks on Priest Pedophilia; New Attacks in Middle East and Latin America; Robert Torricelli goes 'On Record'


March 20, 2002
• Will Bill Clinton be on the Ballot this Year?; Interview with Jane Swift; Interview with Rahm Emanuel


March 19, 2002
• Interview with Vicente Fox; Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift Bows Out; Passing of the Republican Torch; Has the Ballot Card Punch System Improved?


March 18, 2002
• Is American Journalism in Peril?; Tipper Gore Opts Out of Senate Race


March 15, 2002
• Bob Dole Talks About His Wife's Senate Bid; Tipper Gore May Run for Senate; Orrin Hatch Discusses Battle Over Pickering's Nomination


March 14, 2002
• Justice Indicts Andersen; U.S. Launches New Peace Initiative; Judiciary Committee to Defeat Bush's Judicial Nomination; Arabs Worry About U.S. Attack on Iraq


March 13, 2002
• President Bush Holds Press Conference


March 12, 2002
• Is U.S. Changing Rules on Nukes?; Is Government Trying to Take Away Your SUV?; The Hottest Race in Texas


March 11, 2002
• How 9/11 Shapes Campaigns; Bloomberg Goes on Record; Closure After 9/11?


March 08, 2002
• Fred Thompson Calls It Quits; Rough Politics in Chicago; Does the Country Still Need an Economic Stimulus Package?


March 07, 2002
• Fireworks Erupt Between Two Senators; Clinton Praises Bush; Is the President Alienating a Key Constituency?


March 06, 2002
• Interview with Gray Davis, Bill Simon


March 05, 2002
• Election Primaries Kick Off in California; Commerce Secretary Defends Compromise on Steel Tariffs


March 04, 2002
• 'Anaconda' Produces Most U.S. Deaths Yet; Do Americans Think Islam Encourages Violence?; Billionaire Businessman Mitt Romney for Governor?


March 01, 2002
• Texas Gubernatorial Candidates Prepare for Spanish Debate; War of Words on War Against Terrorism Continues


February 28, 2002
• Tapes Show Nixon Planned to Go Nuclear; Daschle Says U.S. War on Terror Will Fail if bin Laden Is Not Found; Interview With John Sweeney


February 27, 2002
• Janet Reno Trucks Along Campaign Trail; Election Reform Hits Wall


February 26, 2002
• President Unveils New Plans for Welfare Reform; New Poll Results Gauge Anti-U.S. Sentiment in World


February 25, 2002
• Are Nation's Governors Putting New Pressure on President?; White House Wants Pearl Suspect Tried in U.S.


February 22, 2002
• Newest American Gold Medalist in Olympic Cold War; GAO Sues Vice President Dick Cheney


February 21, 2002
• U.S. Helicopter Crashes in Philippines; Senator Joe Lieberman Visits California


February 20, 2002
• Should Mentally Retarded Killers be Executed?; Bush Hears Stories about North Korea; Hot Governor's Races


February 19, 2002
• Ally Wants Explanation of 'Axis of Evil'; California Primary Approaching; Do Private School Vouchers Help?


February 18, 2002
• President Tours Asia; Where do Americans Draw Line on Good, Bad Guys?


February 15, 2002
• Olympic Officials Award Gold Medal to Canadian Pair; Bush Sparks Political Firestorm From Nevada Politicians; Dodd May Run for President


February 14, 2002
• How Will Campaign Finance Reform Affect Future Elections?; Enron Whistle Blower Testifies Before Congress


February 13, 2002
• Votes on Campaign Finance Reform have Begun; Are Democrats Behind Bush to Put Pressure on Hussein?


February 12, 2002
• How Secure Are Olympic Games?; Former Enron Chief Pleads Fifth


February 11, 2002
• Crucial Week for Campaign Finance Reform


February 08, 2002
• Security Tightens for Winter Olympics; Congress to Vote on Campaign Finance Reform


February 06, 2002
• CIA Chief Warns of More Terrorist Threats; Congress Reviews Campaign Finance Reform


February 05, 2002
• Interview With John Ashcroft; Andersen CEO Star Witness; Does Oklahoma Governor Favor Racial Profiling?


February 04, 2002
• Enron Hearings Begin; President Bush Sends Budget to Congress


February 01, 2002
• State Department Investigates Pearl's Kidnappers; Bush Has New Response to Enron Scandal; Interview With King Abdullah of Jordan


January 31, 2002
• Pearl's Kidnappers Extend Execution Deadline; NRC Warns Nuclear Power Plants to Be on Alert; Florida Voters Concerned About Reno's Health


January 30, 2002
• Reaction to State of Union Address; Congressional Investigators Move Forward With Lawsuit Against White House


January 29, 2002
• Countdown to State of Union Address


January 28, 2002
• President Prepares State of Union Address; Enron Investigation Continues


September 17, 2001
• America's New War; Stock Markets Reopen; Politicians React; Baseball Returns


September 10, 2001
• President Bush Touts His Education Plan While Congress Worries About the Economy


September 07, 2001
• Growth in Jobless Rate Sends Jitters Through Washington


September 06, 2001
• Bush, Fox Discuss Immigration Issues; Could the GOP's Outreach to Hispanics Backfire?; Will Democrats Take Action Against Condit?


September 05, 2001
• George W. Bush Meets With Mexico's President; Bush Administration Updates Number of Embryonic Stem Cells Available for Federal Research


September 04, 2001
• Congress Returns to Capitol Hill; Phil Gramm Announces Retirement


September 03, 2001
• Janet Reno Expected to File for Permission to Raise Gubernatorial Campaign Funds


August 31, 2001
• California Releases Redistricting Maps


August 30, 2001
• Sacramento Sheriff Discusses Soltys' Arrest; Bush Faces Grim Economic News; White House Enacts Environmental Policies


August 29, 2001
• President Bush Outlines His Fall Agenda; GDP Grows Only 2/10 of a Percent in Second Quartery


August 28, 2001
• President Bush, Congress Blaming Each Other for Budget Shortfalls


August 27, 2001
• CBO Says Government Will Have to Tap Social Security Surplus


August 24, 2001
• Did Going Public Hurt Condit Politically?; Gephardt Criticizes California Congressman; Bush Prepares for Budget Battle


August 23, 2001
• Gary Condit to Break His Silence About Chandra Levy


August 22, 2001
• Jesse Helms Expected to Retire; Gary Condit Finally Speaking to the Media


August 21, 2001
• Jesse Helms Expected to Announce Retirement; Gary Condit Working on His Media Strategy


August 20, 2001
• Political Fight Brewing Over the Shrinking Surplus; Gary Condit Agrees to Interview


August 17, 2001
• Debate Over Spending Choices Intensifying as the Economy Slows and the Surplus Shrinks


August 16, 2001
• White House Using Controversial New Math to Help the President Keep a Campaign Promise


August 15, 2001
• Legislative Battles Between White House and Congress Taking Shape


August 14, 2001
• President Bush Appeals for Restraint in the Middle Israel as Fighting Escalates Between Israelis and Palestinians


August 13, 2001
• Poll Finds Public Satisfied With President Bush's Decision on Embryonic Stem Cell Research


August 10, 2001
• Reaction to Bush's Decision on Stem Cells; Discovery Launches New Crew to Space Station; Can Stem Cells Research Live up to Expectations?


August 09, 2001
• Will Bush Favor Federal Funding of Embryonic Stem Cell Research?; What Political Impact Will His Decision Have?; How Will These Studies Impact Humanity?


August 08, 2001
• Maureen Reagan Dead at 60; Bush Administration Angry Over Senate's Rejection of Nominee to Head Consumer Products Safety Commission


August 07, 2001
• Politicians Grappling With the Issue of Human Cloning


August 06, 2001
• The Political Plan for the President's Vacation; U.S. Buzzes Over Clinton Book Deal; Is Bush Poised in a Comfortable Political Position?


August 03, 2001
• George W. Bush Celebrates a Week of Political Victories


August 02, 2001
• Norwood Gives Key Compromise on Patients' Rights; Hastert Discusses Politics Behind Bill; Bush Nominee Defeated by Senate


August 01, 2001
• Police Investigate Internet Tip on Chandra Levy


July 31, 2001
• Optimism in Washington for Patients' Rights


July 30, 2001
• Laura Bush Discusses Her Role as First Lady; Bill Clinton Opens His Harlem Office


July 27, 2001
• Condit's Fourth Interview


July 26, 2001
• U.S. Scholar Released From Chinese Prison; Bush Takes Personal Approach to Patients' Rights; More Accusations, Denials in Levy Case


July 25, 2001
• House Republicans Back Up on Patients' Rights Bill


July 24, 2001
• Social Security Reform Commission Meets; Privatization Proposals Draw Protests From Democrats


July 23, 2001
• Pope Urges President Bush to Reject Embryonic Stem Cell Research


July 20, 2001
• Violent Protests Mar G8 Summit; Republicans Trumpet Release of Tax Rebate Checks


July 19, 2001
• While in Europe, President Bush Faces Dissent from Home


July 18, 2001
• Influential Republican Senators Encourage President Bush to Support Federal Funding of Embryonic Stem Cell Research


July 17, 2001
• Katharine Graham Dead at 84; D.C. Police Continue the Search for Chandra Levy; White House Looking at Raising Fuel Efficiency Standards


July 16, 2001
• Bush Administration Considering Whether to Offer Amnesty or Legal Residency to 3 million Mexicans


July 13, 2001
• Condit Passes Polygraph with Flying Colors


July 12, 2001
• Levy Disappearance Investigation Grows More Urgent; Campaign Finance Set Aside in House; Will Olympics Foster Human Rights in China?


July 11, 2001
• Landmark in Embryo Research Complicates Stem Cell Debate; D.C. Police Search Representative Gary Condit's Condo


July 10, 2001
• D.C. Police Want Congressman to Take Lie Detector Test


July 09, 2001
• Chandra Levy's Parents Demand Gary Condit Take a Lie Detector Test; Campaign Finance Reform Struggling in House


July 06, 2001
• Chandra Levy's Aunt Disputes Gary Condit's Account of His Relationship With Levy


July 05, 2001
• Gary Condit's Personal Life Casting Shadow on the Search for Chandra Levy


July 04, 2001
• President Bush Spends Independence Day in Philadelphia, Stumping for His Faith-Based Initiative


July 03, 2001
• House Republican Leaders Pressuring President Bush to Ban Federal Funding of Embryonic Stem Cell Research


July 02, 2001
• As Budget Surplus Declines, White House Calls on Congress to Restrain Spending; Bush Administration Scales Back Plans for Drilling in Gulf


June 29, 2001
• Vice President Cheney to Undergo Another Heart Procedure; Senate Nears Passage of Patients' Bill of Rights


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