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Reports that United States President George W. Bush has given a priority regarding the budget for the Defense Department and American schools.

Presents information on United States President-elect George W. Bush as he head for Washington on January 17, 2001 to take office.

Provides information on the political campaigns of United States presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush four weeks before the election in 2000.

Look at the criticism by former United States (US) Senator Bill Bradley of US Vice President Al Gore of his campaign past regarding the candidacy of former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis in the 1988 presidential elections.

Reports the comment of United States Vice President Al Gore on the education plan of presidential candidate, George W. Bush.

Focuses on the remarks of United States Vice President Al Gore that he had no intention of proposing any tax increase.

Reports that United States Vice President Al Gore pledged a strategy to reduce to zero the national debt by the year 2015.

Reports that Bill Bradley's first campaign event focusing on foreign policy called for more limited United States intervention in ethnic wars overseas. INSET: Bradley's steps to success.

Presents information on United States President Bill Clinton's warning to baby boomers on March 12, 1997, on the dangers of drug use. Clinton's confession to his daughter Chelsea at age six or seven; Comments by Clinton on baby boomers' responsibility to their kids; Radio broadcast of Clinton's discussion.

Reports on the pledge to United States President Bill Clinton to increase defense spending by $100 billion. Purpose of the increase; Criticism on the plan by some lawmakers; Details on the plan.

States that the United States (US) President Bill Clinton went on with the normal business of his administration after the air strike in Baghdad, Iraq and the impeachment debate in the US House. Talks made by the President Clinton with some world leaders; Information on the damage wrought by air strike against Iraq.

Reports that the Bill Clinton and George Bush administrations knew all about Conocos's four-year negotiations with Iran and may have mislead the company with a doomed $1 billion deal. Allegations by Senate Banking Committee; Views by Senator Alfonse D'Amato, Republican New York; President Bill Clinton's executive order; Contract between Iran and a Conoco subsidiary; Undersecretary of State Peter Tarnoff's testimony before Banking Committee; More.

Reports that Presidential nominee Bob Dole has received financial assistance from the government. Why Dole received assistance; Comments from Dole's spokeswoman Christina Martin.

Reports on the activities by the Republican Party to improve their showing in public opinion polls in the United States.