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January 8 - What's Ahead

January 8 - BORDER CROSSINGS: Mexico's Long Road to Truck Safety

January 8 - Labor Officials Sure To Be Belabored

January 8 - DEFENDING NEW YORK'S MAYOR: Bond Challenges HUD Over Funds for Homeless

January 8 - HEALTH CARE: Groups Vying for Second Round of Medicare 'Fixes'

January 8 - POLITICS: Letting the Record Speak For Gore and Bradley

January 8 - : Where They Differed: Gore And Bradley On Key Votes

January 8 - CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS: GOP Plans an Election Year Push For Tax Cuts Rejected in 1999

January 8 - ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: Renomination of Fed Chairman Wins Praise From Key Members, But Others Decry Rate Increases

January 8 - POLITICS: 21 GOP-Held House Seats Up for Grabs in November As Retirement List Grows

January 8 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Caution Is the Watchword on Hill As Putin Takes Charge in Russia

January 8 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Congress Likely To Be Asked To Provide Billions in Aid If Mideast Talks Succeed

January 8 - ENERGY: Nuclear Agency Plan Goes to Hill

January 8 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: GAO Cites FAA Security Breaches

January 15 - What's Ahead

January 15 - : Revival Meetings Begin Anew for Test Ban Treaty

January 15 - ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: Kerrey and the Call of the Private Sector

January 15 - FAA AUTHORIZATION: Shuster Lifts Off Where Conferees Left Off

January 15 - Patient Liability Gets an Armey on Its Side

January 15 - TAXES: States' Internet Tax Strategy: Buy Time From Congress

January 15 - TAXES: New Technology May Enable States To Reap 'Remote' Sales Taxes

January 15 - EDUCATION: Falling Timber Sales Hit Local School Budgets

January 15 - LAW JUDICIARY: Supreme Court Favors States In Age Bias, Gender Cases

January 15 - Overruling Congress

January 15 - TAXES: Clinton to Aim Tax Breaks At Low-Income Workers, Economically Troubled Areas

January 15 - BUDGET: Clinton Makes His Cuts

January 15 - BUDGET: Shorter Budget Calendar Threatens Republican Plans For an Expedited Process

January 15 - COMMERCE: Debate Over Internet Regulation Rekindled by AOL Mega-Merger

January 15 - ENVIRONMENT: Clinton's Lands Designation Refuels Efforts to Narrow Federal Monuments Law

January 15 - DEFENSE: Gays in Military Resurfaces As Issue for Gore, Bradley

January 15 - TRADE: White House Vows Full Pressure For Upgraded China Trade Status, But Democratic Support Questioned

January 15 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Clinton's Billion-Dollar Proposal For Colombian Anti-Drug Aid Is a Good Beginning, Hastert Says

January 15 - : DOE's Nuclear Agency Proposal Meets Criticism on the Hill

January 15 - BUDGET: Administration Ends Ban On Export of Encryption Devices

January 15 - BUDGET: Veterans Nominated To Move Up At Defense Department

January 15 - : Mixed Reaction To Security Plan

January 22 - : The House

January 22 - What's Ahead

January 22 - CYBER-TURF WARS: Banking Panels Want Their Stamp on E-Signatures Bill

January 22 - ELIAN'S ODYSSEY: GOP to Push Citizenship Bill In Behalf of Cuban Boy

January 22 - Searching the Internet for Contributors

January 22 - The Surprising Cost of Budget-Busting

January 22 - LEGISLATIVE OUTLOOK: Players Pull Defining Issues From a Tangle of Politics

January 22 - : Governing the Internet

January 22 - : House Commerce Committee Chairman Thomas J. Bliley Jr., R-Va.

January 22 - EDUCATION: Schools Bursting With Issues

January 22 - DEFENSE: The Limits of Intervention

January 22 - HEALTH: Managed Care Showdown

January 22 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Partners and Adversaries

January 22 - BUDGET: Harnessing the Surplus

January 22 - TRADE: Will 'Isolationist' Tag Hurt?

January 22 - SOCIAL POLICY: Guns and 'Roots' of Violence

January 22 - POLITICS: Kerrey's Decision to Retire Shores Up GOP in Senate

January 22 - The Amtrak Agenda

January 22 - TRANSPORTATION: Amtrak Nears Critical Junction In Turnaround Effort

January 22 - BANKING: Democrats Likely to Succeed In Blocking Senate Cloture On Bankruptcy Overhaul Bill

January 22 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Tenet Gives CIA Credibility on the Hill

January 22 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: The Reconnaissance Network

January 22 - CIA: Now Hiring

January 22 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Helms Gives Blunt Message To U.N. Security Council: Don't Tread on U.S.

January 22 - TRANSPORTATION: Amtrak's Powerful Friends

January 29 - What's Ahead

January 29 - U.N. DUES REVISITED: Where Helms Goes, Will Japan Follow?

January 29 - Centrists Put a Smiling Face on GOP's Response

January 29 - HATCH GETS BACK TO BUSINESS: No Rest for a Former Presidential Candidate

January 29 - CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS: Transforming The Nation by Fits and Starts

January 29 - CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS: Mansfield on Leadership, Teamwork And 'Individualism' In Congress

January 29 - Frustrated by Gridlock in Congress, Groups Take Their Causes to the Courts

January 29 - CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS: The Evolving Form of the Founders' Vision

January 29 - Clinton's Soaring Proposals Unlikely to Alter Congress' Course

January 29 - STATE OF THE UNION: Even GOP's Toughest Budget Hawks Perceive Fiscal Caps' Time Has Passed

January 29 - Proposals and Prospects

January 29 - LAW JUDICIARY: Citizenship Plan for Cuban Boy Meets Unexpected Resistance Among Republican Lawmakers

January 29 - ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: At Confirmation Hearing, Greenspan Rebuts Critics Of Rate Policies, Fed Secrecy

January 29 - LAW JUDICIARY: Supreme Court's Ruling Heartens Supporters Of Campaign Finance Overhaul

January 29 - POLITICS: Goode's Alignment With GOP Hurts Democrats' Chances Of Taking Control of House

January 29 - HEALTH: Senate GOP Leader Newly Open To Greater Health Plan Liability

January 29 - HEALTH: Deadly Medical Mistakes: Congress Urged to Go Slow In Weighing Legislative Fix

January 29 - BANKING: Deal on Democrats' Amendments Clears Way for Senate to Vote On Bankruptcy Overhaul Bill

January 29 - TRANSPORTATION: Panel's Report Casts Doubt On Amtrak's Ability to Meet Target for End of Subsidies

January 29 - ENVIRONMENT: Congress Likely to Take Piecemeal Approach Again To Environmental Legislation

January 29 - TRANSPORTATION: Conferees Make Slight Progress On FAA Bill

January 29 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Battle Lines Keep Shifting Over Foreign Military Training

January 29 - Controversial Programs

January 29 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Democrats Seek Early Vote On China Trade Relations; Lott Says Not Before Midsummer

January 29 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Colombian President Pastrana Has No Trouble Selling Hill On Need for Anti-Drug Aid

January 29 - PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Clinton Calls for an American Century Of Opportunity, Responsibility, Community

January 29 - Sens. Frist, Collins Stress Choice in Medical Care, Local Control of Education