 January 4 - Between the Lines |
| January 4 - Bills Signed Into Law |
| January 4 - End Page |
| January 4 - GOP Faces Turning Point In Handling Race Relations |
| January 4 - Senate Chairmen Await Go-Ahead |
| January 4 - Fast-Moving Events Challenge Frist's Debut at Senate Helm |
| January 4 - History Provides Frist With Lessons On Senatorial 'Power of Persuasion' |
| January 4 - Frist's Senate Voting Record Shows Blend of Partisanship and Pragmatism |
| January 4 - Lott Rebounds in New Role As Chairman of Rules Panel |
| January 4 - Race Issue Kept Gaining Momentum for Lott |
| January 4 - Appropriators Try to Ease Pain In Overdue Spending Bills |
| January 4 - GOP Winces at Debt Ceiling |
| January 4 - White House Must Keep Delicate Balance When Drafting Latest Tax Cut Package |
| January 4 - Unemployment Benefits Become Job One for Congress |
| January 4 - Scientific, Moral, Ethical Conundrum Of Human Cloning Ban Creates Political Minefield for 108th Congress |
| January 4 - Lott Remark Could Intensify Focus on Civil Rights Record Of Future Judicial Nominees |
| January 4 - Bush Environmental 'Streamlining' Ignites Heated Debate Over Land Use |
| January 4 - Editor's Notebook: Bullfrogs and Balancing Acts |
| January 4 - Foundering Bush Korea Policy Causes Erosion of Confidence |
| January 4 - North Korea Nuclear Timeline |
| January 4 - Shift in Senate Leadership Gives Africa-Aid Proponents New Reason for Optimism |
| January 4 - Bills Signed |
| January 4 - Congressional Priorities: First Out of the Gate in the 108th |
| January 4 - Option for Political Soft Landing Available to a Few Lawmakers |
| January 4 - Rangel: Share Sacrifice By Reinstating Draft |
| January 4 - What's Ahead: Week of Jan. 6 |
| January 11 - 2003 Congressional Calendar |
| January 11 - Between the Lines |
| January 11 - Bills Signed Into Law |
| January 11 - End Page |
| January 11 - House and Senate Votes |
| January 11 - Congress Has Bad News for Airlines: Capitol Hill Cash Cupboard Is Bare, Labor Laws Likely Going Nowhere |
| January 11 - GOP Capitol Hill Majorities Provide No Guarantee For Anti-Abortion Legislation |
| January 11 - Omnibus Gets Homeland Law Amendments |
| January 11 - Welfare Law Alive Through March 31 |
| January 11 - Negotiators, Hardliners Agree North Korea 'Talks' Not Enough |
| January 11 - Bills Signed |
| January 11 - Editor's Notebook: Seeing Red |
| January 11 - Education Act Provision Adds Fuel To Debate Over Teaching Evolution |
| January 11 - Security for 2004 National Conventions Could Rival Utah's 2002 Winter Olympics |
| January 11 - House GOP Develops a New Taste For 'Gephardt Rule' on Debt Limit |
| January 11 - Self-Funding May Have Hurt Democratic House Candidates |
| January 11 - What's Ahead: Week of Jan. 13 |
| January 11 - Resigned to Red Ink: The Cost of Wanting It All |
| January 11 - Cause and Effect of Deficits Still Food for Debate |
| January 11 - Can Tax Cuts Pay Their Way? |
| January 11 - White House Tax Cut Package Gets a Wary Hill Reception |
| January 11 - War: Deficit-Maker Supreme |
| January 11 - Foreign Policy: More Programs, Less Aid |
| January 11 - Security's Swelling Price Tag |
| January 11 - Road Work Hits a Pothole |
| January 11 - Medicare Drug Coverage: Honoring a Costly Promise |
| January 11 - GOP Reluctantly Aligns Spending Plan With White House |
| January 11 - Bush Challenges Senate Democrats With Judicial Renominations |
| January 11 - Frist Starts Up Steep Learning Curve In Taking Unpredictable Senate's Reins |
| January 11 - Field of Hopefuls Complicates Non-Candidate Daschle's Job |
| January 11 - Republicans Mix It Up When Assigning House Chairmen for the 108th |
| January 11 - Democrats Cry Foul as GOP Eases Several House Rules |
| January 11 - Top House Assignments for the 108th Congress |
| January 11 - New House Agriculture Committee Chairman: Robert W. Goodlatte, R-Va. |
| January 11 - New House Armed Services Committee Chairman: Duncan Hunter, R-Calif. |
| January 11 - New House Government Reform Committee Chairman: Thomas M. Davis III, R-Va. |
| January 11 - New House Resources Committee Chairman: Richard W. Pombo, R-Calif. |
| January 11 - New House Select Homeland Security Committee Chairman: Christopher Cox, R-Calif. |
| January 11 - Case's Election to House Shows Democrats Still Strong in Hawaii |
| January 11 - Miller to Retire; Ga. Seat Wide Open |
| January 11 - Republican Pick for CBO Director Heats Up Budget Feud |
| January 11 - Jobless Benefits Extension Is 108th's Opening Act |
| January 11 - Daschle, McCain Tout Emissions Bills Tougher Than Bush's Clean Air Plan, But None Appear Ready for Action |
| January 18 - 107th Congress, 2nd Session Statistics |
| January 18 - Between the Lines |
| January 18 - End Page |
| January 18 - Senate Votes |
| January 18 - Editor's Notebook: Short Season |
| January 18 - Attack on Cost of Malpractice Insurance Finds a Hands-On Advocate in Frist |
| January 18 - Senate Legislative Writer Drafts Retirement |
| January 18 - GOP Consultants Agree Bush Should Keep Brushing Off Senate Competitors for His Job |
| January 18 - Pro Quarterback Calls Right Signal As House Members Amble In to Vote |
| January 18 - What's Ahead: Week of Jan. 20 |
| January 18 - Eroding Support Leaves Bush In Foreign Policy Minefield |
| January 18 - White House Feelers to Iran Employ Lawmakers' Touch |
| January 18 - Hill Weighs Bush Economic Plan With a List of Changes in Mind |
| January 18 - Democrats Blast GOP Selection of Tax Cut Booster to Head CBO |
| January 18 - Senate Leaders' Deal on Organizing Allows the Legislative Year to Begin |
| January 18 - As They Cobble Together the Omnibus, Republicans' Tactics Delay Hard Choices |
| January 18 - Spending Ombnibus Conferees Will Negotiate Troublesome Bills |
| January 18 - Medicare Prescription Benefit Just One Part of Overhaul |
| January 18 - Senate Boosts Medicare Funds |
| January 18 - Supreme Court's Copyright Ruling Could Mean Broad Powers for Congress |
| January 18 - Ginsburg on Eldred v. Ashcroft |
| January 18 - Even Shedding of Hot-Button Issues Won't Buy Energy Bill Smooth Passage |
| January 18 - Sticking Points on an Energy Bill |
| January 18 - No Hitches in Ridge's Confirmation, But Many Senators Express Doubt About the Job That Lies Ahead |
| January 18 - Long Wait for 'Aimee's Law' Yields Little Except Frustration |
| January 18 - Rare Partisan Rift Is Troubling For Senate Intelligence Panel |
| January 18 - WTO Rules Against U.S. On Trade Law |
| January 18 - Jobless Benefits Extension Is 108th's Opening Act |
| January 25 - Between the Lines |
| January 25 - End Page |
| January 25 - Senate Votes |
| January 25 - Editor's Notebook: Bush's Defining Year |
| January 25 - Plan Targets Winnings Of Past-Due Parents |
| January 25 - Texas Law Guarantees Speedy Election To Select Combest's Replacement in May |
| January 25 - Coveted Aisle Seats Go Quickly For State of the Union Address |
| January 25 - Stevens Offers Provision to Help With Fish; Watchdogs Say Program Has a Different Scent |
| January 25 - What's Ahead: Week of Jan. 27 |
| January 25 - President Eager to Test Agenda-Setting Power |
| January 25 - President's New Top Hill Lobbyist Is Big on Favors, Not Threats |
| January 25 - New GOP Whip Walking Fine Line Between Partisan and Conciliator |
| January 25 - 'Eminently Approachable' Ohioan Keeps House, President in Touch |
| January 25 - 108th Congress Becomes First With a Boomer Majority |
| January 25 - Spending Bill Gets to Conference, But Big Changes Are Expected |
| January 25 - Tough Odds for Drought Aid |
| January 25 - Democrats Splinter on Stimulus Alternative As Daschle's Plan Fails to Unite Caucus |
| January 25 - Principals in Broadband Debate In No Hurry to Rejoin Battle |
| January 25 - High-Tech Sector Senators Pushing For High-Speed Wireless Internet |
| January 25 - With Shelby at Senate Banking Helm, Privacy Protections Will Be Center Stage |
| January 25 - Ridge Gains Confirmation and Praise As He Enters Capital's 'Toughest Job' |
| January 25 - Homeland Security Provisions Reworked |
| January 25 - Democrats' Environmental Bills May Find Floor Time Elusive In Pro-Business Chambers |
| January 25 - President's 5-Percent Gesture Reignites Battle Over Black College Funding |
| January 25 - Illinois Death Row Release Stirs Hill Debate on Scope Of Post-Conviction DNA Testing |
| January 25 - Lawmakers Scan Possibilities For Peaceful Nuclear Solution |
| January 25 - Chairman Lugar Promises Protection For Namesake Arms Control Program |
