Friday, July 31, 1998

• Clinton 'Looking Forward' To Testimony
• Poll: Most People Would Believe DNA Evidence If It's There
• Ownership Of Zapruder Film Passes To Government
• Paula Jones Wants Her Lawsuit Reinstated
• Gore Announces Steps Toward An Electronic Bill Of Rights

Thursday, July 30, 1998

• Lewinsky Turns Over Dress For Evidence Testing
• Health Care Reform Legislation Caught In Senate Gridlock
• Reno Urges Veto Of Spending Bill If Congress Enacts Ethics Rules On Prosecutors
• Justice Considers Limited King Assassination Probe

Wednesday, July 29, 1998

• Clinton Will Testify In Lewinsky Inquiry
• Poll: Clinton's Approval Rating Holds Steady
• Transcript: Linda Tripp's Statement After Final Day Of Testimony
• Senate Republicans Shift Gears On 'Marriage Penalty'
• Clinton Offers Encouragement To International Educators
• Documents: The Attorney-Client Privilege Decision
• Democratic Fund-Raiser Kanchanalak Pleads Not Guilty
• Report: Underground Missile Labs Cause Problems For U.S. Intelligence

Tuesday, July 28, 1998

• Lewinsky Strikes Far-Reaching Immunity Deal
• Campaign-Finance Figure Returns To U.S.
• Herman Praises Tentative GM Settlement
• Burton Considers Contempt Citation For Reno
• Bipartisan Effort Underway To Create Secret Service Privilege

Analysis
• Stuart Rothenberg: GOP Looks For A Beachhead In Massachusetts
• Stuart Rothenberg: Rothenberg's Senate Ratings

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: That Girl
• Bob Lang: Burning Sensations
• Bob Lang: White House Recieving

Monday, July 27, 1998

• Lewinsky Meets With Independent Counsel's Office
• It's Not Business As Usual After Shootings
• Republican Poll Counsels Against Moral-Issues Agenda
• Clinton Urges Caution In Social Security Reform
• Jesse Jackson Hospitalized With Asthma

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: More, Rather Than...
• Bill Mitchell: Bride Of FrankenForbes

Sunday, July 26, 1998

• Top Republicans Warn Clinton About Resisting Subpoena

Saturday, July 25, 1998

• Slain Capitol policemen praised as 'American heroes'
• Starr Subpoenas Clinton To Appear Before Grand Jury
• Clinton Helps Commission USS Truman

Friday, July 24, 1998

• 2 Dead, 2 Wounded In Shooting At U.S. Capitol
• Authorities Identify Capitol Hill Shooting Suspect
• Washington Reacts To The Capitol Hill Shooting
• Security Measures Could Not Stop Capitol Hill Shooting
• Sen. Frist Uses Medical Training After Shootings
• Negotiations Underway Over Clinton Testimony
• House Oks GOP 'Patient Protection' Measure
• Burton Wants Internal Justice Memos

Thursday, July 23, 1998

• McCurry To Leave Clinton Administration
• Lead Secret Service Agent Testifies
• Report: Republicans Raising More Money Than Democrats In House Races
• House Overrides Clinton On Late-Term Abortions
• Democrat Lewis Massey Pulls Out Of Georgia Gov. Race
• Internet Gambling Blocked In Senate Vote
• Gingrich Rips Clinton Over Government Spending
• Reno Aide Recommends Independent Campaign-Finance Probe
• McDougal's Embezzlement Trial Set For Aug. 3

Wednesday, July 22, 1998

• Currie Faces Grand Jury Once Again
• Democrats Run Hard With Anti-HMO TV Commercials
• Opposition To MFN Status For China Defeated In The House
• Clinton Signs IRS Reform Measure
• Clinton Announces Grants To Fight Juvenile Crime
• GOP Calls For Tax Cut Grow Louder
• More Kennedy Documents Made Available To The Public
• Clinton Vetoes School Voucher Bill

Election '98:
• Georgia GOP Candidate May Ask For Recount
• Georgia Primary Results
• Brief: A GOP Issue Ads Piggy Bank
• Brief: Dems Want FCC Rule Change
• Brief: Sorry, Suarez

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: Ship Ahoy!
• Mike Luckovich: Armageddon...?
• Bob Lang: High Noon

Tuesday, July 21, 1998

• Starr Appeals Judge's Sanctions Over Leaks
• Napa Valley Winery Will Pay $120,000 Fine In Espy Case
• Fast-Track Trade Debate Revived In Senate
• Clinton Proposes New Regulations For Nursing Homes
• Campaign Finance Proposal Makes Slow Progress In House

Monday, July 20, 1998

• Clinton Promotes Stricter School Discipline
• Georgia Voters Go To Polls Tuesday
• Democratic Fund-Raiser Pleads Guilty
• Justice Department Will Appeal Secondhand Smoke Decision
• Report Says Private Investment Is Better Than Social Security For Most Women
• Clinton To Stress School Discipline
• Secret Service Officials Say Agent Cockell Will Return To Job
• Newspaper: Report Says Big Tobacco Let GOP Use Corporate Jets

Analysis
• Stuart Rothenberg: A Surprising Challenger For Minnesota's Rep. Luther
• Stuart Rothenberg: Rothenberg's Gubernatorial Ratings

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: Dr. Newt Kevorkian

Sunday, July 19, 1998

• Secret Service Agents' Attorneys: Starr May Be Disappointed
• Lawsuit Issue May Be Key To Managed Care Reform

Friday, July 18, 1998

• Clinton announces food aid plan

Friday, July 17, 1998

• Secret Service Agents Give Grand Jury Testimony
• Air Force Nominee Still Has Support Of Cohen, Administration
• Even During Justices' Vacation, Supreme Court Is Working
• House Republicans Consider Nearly $1 Trillion In Tax Cuts
• House Passes Federal Worker Contraceptive Coverage

'Toons
• Bob Lang: Media Credility
• Bill Mitchell: Who Cares...

Thursday, July 16, 1998

• Justice Appeals Secret Service Dispute To Supreme Court
• For Secret Service, Proximity Is The Issue
• Makeup Of U.S. Court Of Appeals
• Clinton Pushes Patients' Bill Of Rights
• Teen Abortion Restrictions Bill Headed To The Senate

Wednesday, July 15, 1998

• Starr, Justice Face Off Over New Secret Service Subpoenas
• Reno Defends Decision On Campaign Finance Probe
• Congress Prepares For HMO Debate
• House OKs Teen Abortion Curb

• Larry King Live Transcript: Should Secret Service Agents Have To Testify?

Tuesday, July 14, 1998

• Starr Subpoenas Head Of Clinton's Security Detail
• Lott Says China Gained Military Benefit From Satellite Exports
• Report: Justice Plans To Appeal Secret Service Decision
• Reno, Holder Expected To Face Tough Questions On Call For Independent Counsel
• Clinton Urges Americans To Act On Y2K Problem
• California To Get Second Opinion On 'Open Primaries'
• Justice Requests Full Panel Appeal Of Court Decision
• White House May Consider Tobacco Lawsuit

'Toons
• Bob Lang: Old Glory

Monday, July 13, 1998

• Another Democratic Fund-Raiser Indicted
• A War Of Words Between Congressional GOP, Democrats
• McDougal Embezzlement Trial Delayed
• HMOs: The Year's Hot Political Issue
• Grand Old Flag Getting A Face Lift

Analysis
• Stuart Rothenberg: Dems Target Rep. White In Washington's 1st C.D.
• Rothenberg's House Ratings

Sunday, July 12, 1998

• Tripp Testimony To Take At Least Another Week, Attorney Says
• Herman: Reno 'Did What She Felt She Had To Do' In Naming Counsel

Saturday, July 11, 1998

• Rubin May Leave Treasury, Cabinet Colleagues Tell N.Y. Times
• Lott: Democrats Creating Legislative 'Log Jam'

Friday, July 10, 1998

• Democratic Fund-raiser Charged With Taking Illegal Contribution
• Family Welcomes Home Former 'Unknown Soldier'
• Senate Passes Non-Binding Resolution To Reassure Taiwan
• McDougal Seeks Delay In California Trial

• Voter's Voice: Those Anti-Drug Ads

Thursday, July 9, 1998

• Clinton Unveils Anti-Drug Advertising Campaign
• Poll: Most Americans Don't Want To Hear Tripp Tapes
• Tripp Returns For More Grand Jury Testimony
• Gore Visits Iowa To Discuss Education
• Judge Delays Release Of Jones Case Documents
• U.S.-China Relations Under Examination In Senate
• Senate Overwhelmingly Approves IRS Overhaul

'Toons
• Mike Luckovich: Those HMOs

Wednesday, July 8, 1998

• Clinton Backs Gun Access Penalties
• Justice Debates A Secret Service Appeal
• Senate Panel Ponders Hate Crime Legislation
• Senate Judiciary Committee Hears Pleas To Stop Flag Burning

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: Triage HMO Style

Tuesday, July 7, 1998

• Secret Service Must Testify, Appeals Court Rules
• Tripp Testifies Again
• Democrat Fund-raiser Indicted On Tax Violations
• Clinton Orders Health Insurance Crackdown
• Lott Says Clinton Made 'Serious Mistakes' In China
• Senate Women Face A Different Environment In 1998
• Zapruder Video Headed To Stores

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: Campaign 2000

Monday, July 6, 1998

• 'Notch Babies' Seek Social Security Payment Increase
• President Focuses On Ambitious Domestic Agenda
• Clinton To Meet With Yeltsin In Russia In September

Analysis
• Stuart Rothenberg: An Opening For Democrats In Wisconsin's 1st C.D.
• Stuart Rothenberg: 1988 Senate Ratings

Sunday, July 5, 1998

• Starr Won't Present Interim Report, Spokesman Says

Friday, July 3, 1998

• Albright Stops In Tokyo After China Visit To Reassure Japanese
• Clinton Not Following Through On AIDS Pledges, Activists Say

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: Humpty Dumpty

Thursday, July 2, 1998

• Tripp Completes Day Two Of Testimony
• Poll: Most Americans Hold Unfavorable Views Of Tripp, Lewinsky
• Daschle Calls For Probe Into Tobacco, Health Care Ad Campaigns
• Trie's Lawyer Asks Judge To Dismiss Fund-Raising Charges
• HMO Bashing Becoming 'Contagious' In 1998 Campaigns
• Texas Gov. Bush Steps Away From GOP Attacks On Bilingual Education
• Chinese General's Son Blocked From Working On Sale Of Satellite
• Statue To Be Added To The FDR Memorial
• New Documents Show Chung Lobbied Administration For Chinese Oil Firm

'Toons
• Mike Luckovich: What's Linda Been Up To?

Wednesday, July 1, 1998

• Judge Dimisses Indictment Against Hubbell
• Documents: Judge Robertson's Ruling To Drop Charges Against Hubbell
• The Tomb Of The Unknowns Likely To Remain Without Vietnam Soldier
• Notes On Nixon's Secret Tapes Destroyed
• No Tapes In Early Tripp Testimony
• A More Perfect Union For $1
• First Lady Tours Synagogue In China
• McDougal Asks Judge To Dismiss Contempt Indictment
• Teens Beware: New State Laws Target You
• Fob James Wins GOP Primary Runoff For Alabama Governor
• Alabama Runoff Results

'Toons
• Bill Mitchell: Punch And Linda
• Bill Mitchell: News Release