Saturday, June 30, 2001

• Bush pushes military spending in radio address
  
• Cheney goes home after heart device implant
  
• Democrats: States show patients' rights bill can work
  

Friday, June 29, 2001

• Cheney will likely have defibrillator implanted, aides say
  
• Cheney is point man for administration
  
• Vice President on his latest heart problem
  
• Bush set to veto Senate's patients' rights bill
  
• White House: No conflict posed by Rove's stocks
  
• Interior Department settles lawsuit over snowmobiling
  

Thursday, June 28, 2001

• Bush touts conservation while pushing energy plan
  
• Bush touts conservation while pushing energy plan
  

Wednesday, June 27, 2001

• Bush to endorse increased spending on renewable energy
  
• Bob Dole has surgery to correct enlarged aorta
  
• GOP again says Daschle holding up Bush agenda
  
• Journalist recants defense of Clarence Thomas
  
• Major hopefuls all but set for NYC mayoral race
  
• Patients' rights compromise faces Senate vote
  
• Torricelli: Denying special counsel 'regrettable'
  
• Lawmakers ask Pentagon to defend Vieques closing
  

Tuesday, June 26, 2001

• Bush begins talks with South African leader
  
• Bob Dole to undergo surgery to correct enlarged aorta
  
• House Republicans unveil their own patients' rights compromise
  
• Bush encourages moderates to find compromise on patients' rights
  

Monday, June 25, 2001

• Bush pushes faith-based program before nation's mayors
  
• Will HMO reform be good for consumers or lawyers?
  
• Employer liability focus of Senate patient rights debate
  

Saturday, June 23, 2001

• Bush to release $500 million in storm aid
  
• Democrats, Republicans push for patients' bill
  
• White House press secretary collapses during speech
  
• Democrats, GOP push for patients' rights legislation
  

Friday, June 22, 2001

• Justice Department, tobacco companies to discuss settlement
  
• Senate presses on with patients' rights legislation
  
• Roger Clinton denies pardons-for-pay scheme
  

Thursday, June 21, 2001

• Intern's disappearance puts spotlight on Condit
  
• Debate begins on a patients' bill of rights
  
• Rumsfeld seeks to scrap 'two-war' standard
  
• House overwhelmingly passes supplemental spending bill
  
• Secret Service detains man after 'unusual' behavior near White House
  

Wednesday, June 20, 2001

• Calif. governor demands $9 billion in refunds
  
• Debate begins on a patients' bill of rights
  
• Bush: Democrat patients' bill would increase lawsuits
  
• Bush hails GOP victory in special House election
  

Tuesday, June 19, 2001

• Bush signs executive order to help Americans with disabilities
  
• Senate Republicans slow patientsŐ rights bill
  
• Senate Democrats back off calls for price cap legislation
  
• Daschle meets GOP demand on court nominees
  
• Senate Democrat blasts tax rebate letter
  

Monday, June 18, 2001

• GOP senators delay debate on patients' bill of rights
  

Sunday, June 17, 2001

• Powell says missile defense in the cards though Russia objects
  
• Republican wants Elizabeth Dole to consider Senate seat
  
• Sponsor predicts patients' bill of rights to pass Senate
  

Saturday, June 16, 2001

• First couple pay tribute to fathers in radio address
  
• First couple offers radio homage to their fathers
  
• Gephardt says GOP hand-in-hand with special interests
  

Friday, June 15, 2001

• Bayh will not make a presidential run in 2004
  
• Transcript: President Bush speech in Warsaw
  
• Bush trip focuses on building rapport
  
• House and Senate must now bridge education bill differences
  
• CNN.com - Senate hits impasse on organizing resolution
  

Thursday, June 14, 2001

• Republicans want hearings into Vieques decision
  
• House panel votes down energy price cap amendment
  
• Senator, activist debate Vieques decision
  
• White House convenes meeting on patients' bill of rights
  
• Senate approves education bill after lengthy debate
  
• White House defends decision on Vieques exercises
  

Wednesday, June 13, 2001

• U2 singer, Jesse Helms discuss AIDS
  
• Congress probes energy woes
  
• Senate ponders two patients' rights bills
  

Tuesday, June 12, 2001

• Armey apologizes to Watts for hearing remarks
  
• Chafee might depart GOP if party retakes Senate
  
• Cheney stands ground in meeting over price caps
  
• Chafee might depart GOP if party retakes Senate
  
• Senate says 'no' to voucher pilot program
  
• Daschle predicts passage of patients' rights bill
  

Monday, June 11, 2001

• Skeptical leaders await Bush on European trip
  
• Bush offers alternative environmental plan
  
• GOP, power companies turn to advertising to fight rate caps
  
• Kennedy kin not running for Congress
  

Sunday, June 10, 2001

• Bush to unveil global warming plan
  
• Major Garrett: Power of advertising fights electricity rate caps
  

Friday, June 8, 2001

• Bush, heading west, praises tax cuts on Iowa farm
  
• White House to push fast track, faith-based initiatives
  
• Civil rights commission approves report assailing Florida vote
  
• Florida Gov. Jeb Bush to seek second term in 2002
  
• Senate Republicans, Democrats grappling with how to reorganize
  

Thursday, June 7, 2001

• $1.35 trillion tax cut becomes law
  
• Some guidance on the tax rebate check
  

Wednesday, June 6, 2001

• Bush to talk greenhouse gases with European leaders
  
• Bush to sign tax cut bill Thursday
  
• Bill to ease California energy crisis killed in House
  
• Transcript of Daschle press briefing
  
• House bill to ease California energy crisis killed
  
• Hahn a scion of Los Angeles political leader
  
• Hahn wins Los Angeles mayor's race
  
• Hahn poised to be next L.A. mayor
  
• Senators consider organizing resolution after shake-up
  
• Democrats settle into power in the Senate
  
• Smiles, handshakes on the Senate floor
  
• Torricelli asks special counsel in campaign probe
  

Tuesday, June 5, 2001

• Bloomberg jumps into NYC mayor's race
  
• Bush plugs faith-based idea by helping build home
  
• Report: Florida 'grossly derelict' in 2000 vote
  
• Candidates make last stops as L.A. picks new mayor
  
• Lieberman: In Senate, 'nothing happens smoothly'
  
• Democrats take control of Senate
  
• Gephardt: 'I stand with olive branches in both hands'
  
• Thompson: GOP needs 'some accommodation'
  

Monday, June 4, 2001

• Bush names new park chief on Everglades stop
  
• Bush reaches out to key figures as Senate returns
  
• GOP Conference Chair wants hearings into energy prices
  
• Senate Democrats return to Washington and to power
  

Sunday, June 3, 2001

• Tax rebates to start coming in July, O'Neill says
  
• New Senate judiciary chairman plans hearings into FBI
  
• GOP leader warns of Senate reorganization wrangle
  

Saturday, June 2, 2001

• Bush talks up tax cuts, education
  
• McCain denies party switch and presidential run
  

Friday, June 1, 2001

• Bush sends supplemental spending request to Congress
  
• McCain, Daschle to meet this weekend
  
• Moakley funeral reunites Bush, Gore
  
• Security adviser says U.S. must be prepared for nuclear threats
  
• Rumsfeld defends missile plan
  
• Bush calls for extending normal trade with China