Sunday, September 15, 2002

• Iraq resolution gets Democratic support
  

Saturday, September 14, 2002

• Bush presses Iraq case in radio address
  
• New York official angered by Florida election
  
• Primaries leave Democrats wrung out
  

Friday, September 13, 2002

• Ashcroft to focus on terrorism in Europe trip
  
• Will the Sunshine State ever master the voting process?
  
• Cheney 'fine' after heart checkup
  
• Republican questions 'legitimacy' of McBride win
  
• Secretary of State refuses Reno recount request
  
• Florida renews focus on election reform
  
• Election season, and money rains on S. Dakota drought
  
• Secretary of State refuses Reno recount request
  
• Senate Democrats wrestle with Iraq
  

Thursday, September 12, 2002

• Cheney faces routine heart checkup
  
• McBride declares victory; Reno asks review
  
• Support for independent 9/11 commission?
  
• Lawmakers applaud Bush speech
  
• David Kay: 'All in all, a very tough speech'
  
• Marketing Iraq: Why now?
  

Wednesday, September 11, 2002

• Bicyclists trek from Ground Zero to D.C.
  
• Bush to visit sites of Sept. 11 terror attacks
  
• Bush tells nation: 'A mission goes on'
  
• White House enhances government continuity plan
  
• Cheney recalls taking charge from bunker
  
• Does new system finger terrorism?
  
• GOP, Democrats find good news in primary results
  
• Lott: Intelligence justifies Iraq strike
  

Tuesday, September 10, 2002

• Sept. 11 'moved a nation to action,' Bush says
  
• Bush marks day that transformed presidency
  
• Vice president in secure location at night
  
• Did the Bush administration receive a fair grade?
  
• Cheney spending nights at secure location
  
• Rice, Tenet brief lawmakers on Iraq
  
• Florida, N. Hampshire races cap primaries
  
• Gov. Bush extends voting in Florida primary
  
• Much talk, but how much support for Iraq attack?
  
• Reno trails McBride; Sununu beats Smith
  

Monday, September 9, 2002

• Bush, Chretien tout border security
  
• Bush lobbies leaders on Iraq
  
• Is Martha Stewart a scapegoat?
  
• Cheney: Saddam working on nuclear weapons
  
• Lott warns against 'specific' resolution
  
• Florida, N. Hampshire races cap primaries
  

Sunday, September 8, 2002

• Bush found voice in battle against terror
  
• Top Bush officials push case against Saddam
  

Saturday, September 7, 2002

• GOP, Democrats urge action on Homeland Security
  
• The politic pause: On Wednesday, they rest
  

Friday, September 6, 2002

• Bush begins international push on Iraq
  
• Defeated judge appointee on the docket
  
• Congress convenes in New York
  
• House leaders discuss U.S.-Iraq strategy
  
• Let a political connection be your umbrella?
  

Thursday, September 5, 2002

• Bush proclaims September 11 'Patriot Day'
  
• Bush to begin international push for Iraqi regime change
  
• Assessing Clinton connection on campaigns
  
• Cheney, Tenet brief Hill leaders on Iraq
  
• Massachusetts candidate gets help from Hollywood
  
• Symbolic site for Congress to meet
  

Wednesday, September 4, 2002

• Lawmakers push national Amber alert system
  
• Bush letter: 'America intends to lead'
  
• Does Hillary Clinton help or hinder Democrats?
  
• Bush to 'seek approval' from Congress on Iraq
  
• Playing politics with Iraq attack?
  
• Kelly Wallace: Bush reaches out on Iraq policy
  
• Senators: No new Iraq intelligence in Rumsfeld meeting
  

Tuesday, September 3, 2002

• Bush to address nation on 9/11
  
• Bush tax cut: Corporate handout or economy booster?
  
• Hill leaders, Bush to talk Iraq
  
• Clinton stands with Cuomo after withdrawal
  
• Cuomo quits New York governor's race
  
• Powell admits 'lots of differences'
  
• Rumsfeld calls Iraq overture 'a dance'
  
• Senate tackles homeland security
  

Monday, September 2, 2002

• Royals a luxury Britain can no longer afford?
  
• WH: No administration conflict on Iraq
  

Sunday, September 1, 2002

• Iraq debate centers on immediacy of threat