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The 90-minute debate held at The Wellness Center at Miami between George W. Bush and Sen. John Kerry, shook up the presidential race, which led to Kerry's lead in the Newsweek's polls. Kerry responded to Bush in style, speaking with ease and assurance and looking plausibly presidential.

Karl Rove is one of the famous personalities handling administration for President George W. Bush. The different strategies used by him in order to polish the political career of President Bush are described.

Democrats in the US feel that John Edward, a political advisor to John Kerry is appealing in rural and economically depressed area as well as among African-American and female voters. Thus, the Kerry-Edwards have more chances of winning the election.

Massachusetts senator, John Kerry has emerged as the Democrats' front-runner in their battle to unseat President George W. Bush and his deputy. Democrats across the board however agree that the only person who can deliver is John Kerry but even they acknowledge that it would require a lot of hard work to unseat the incumbent President.

The election of movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger to the governorship of California is discussed. The potential challenges for the new governor are examined.

President George W. Bush has led the Republican part in a win of the control of both chambers of Congress. The success of President Bush and the Republicans' win can be attributed to efforts against terrorism. He has initiated the deployment of troops overseas to defend America.

In 1989 George W. Bush got a loan of $500,000 from a Texas Bank without filling out the proper paperwork, a fact that is not in harmony with Bush's demand for stricter corporate accounting. Bush's background in business makes him uniquely positioned to help the market rebound, yet many will question whether he has the interests of regular investors at hand. Many argue that his past blunders make Bush qualified in the ways of corporate reform.

President George W Bush and First Lady Laura Bush rely on each other and on their fairth to sustain them in times of crisis. Pres Bush is confident that the United States can rid the world of terrorism.

President Bush's initial response to the terrorist attacks on the US on 11 September 2001 is discussed. His ability to demonstrate leadership in a crisis and to rise to the challenge of offering reassurance and revenge is examined.

President George W. Bush's candidate for attorney-general Senator John Ashcroft has divided right and left. Ashcroft is a right-winger and his appointment seems to reflect the tone of Bush's presidency.

United States presidential candidate Al Gore is discussed with emphasis on his legal battle to achieve success in the 2000 political campaign. Public opinion is waning as the legal battles continue and Gore needs a big win.

The close result in the US presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore is discussed. The unprecedented legal and moral struggle by each candidate to gain legitimacy, through recounts or lawsuits, is examined.

Opinion polls on the United States presidential candidates are analysed. The contestants and their families are profiled.

President Bill Clinton was impeached by the House on Dec 19, 1998, as the air strikes on Iraq continued. In addition, rumors alleging that Speaker-Elect Bob Levingston had had multiple extramarital affairs caused him to resign his position. As Clinton pondered about how he will be remembered, Americans were busy shopping for Christmas and thinking that Washington itself had gone mad.

Investigation of President Bill Clinton's involvement with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky has created a climate of fear and recrimination in Washington, D.C. A poll conducted by Newsweek in Sep 1998 shows 46% say Clinton should consider resigning. Clinton was elected partly by his ability to use mass media, but the focus on improper behavior has stressed many lawmakers.

President Bill Clinton has told the American public he has sinned. He unburdened himself at a prayer breakfast in the White House and claimed he has repented. Clinton promised to rely on pastoral support to remain on the right path and become stronger from the situation. He believed his experiences will serve as a lesson in the wages of sin and redemption possibilities.

Many of President Bill Clinton's critics indicated that the reason Clinton ordered the firing of missile against alleged terrorist sites in Afghanistan and Sudan was to divert attention from his legal problems. While the public has stayed calm, many suspect Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr's report may end Clinton's presidency. Many also did not believe his speech to the nation after his testimony, giving his critics more reason to judge his character.

President Bill Clinton was forced to decide how to explain the relationship he had with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Faced with allegations of sexual relations and a subpoena from Independent Council Kenneth Starr, Clinton decided to voluntarily testify to a grand jury on Aug 17, 1998. His decision was prompted by Lewinsky's turning over of a cocktail dress with visible stains.

Hobbled by self-inflicted wounds, Starr struggles to keep his probe on track. Behind the lines of an ever-dirtier war--on both sides. When the reporter called, his questions hinted at something [...]

Vernon Jordan's supporters are using media leaks to absolve him of any criminal liability in the Monica Lewinsky scandal without fully supporting Pres Clinton. Special prosecutor Kenneth Starr may get more information on Lewinsky through his subpoena of Jocelyn Jolley, her former supervisor at the White House. Pres Clinton continues to get high approval ratings in the polls in spite of the scandal.

President Clinton is counterattacking as allegations of sex and lies endanger his presidency. The public seems to be on the president's side with his approval rating at 70%. Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel, is also under attack by the White House and critics about his investigation methods and the notion that he is part of a right-wing conspiracy against the president.

The allegations that Pres Clinton lied under oath about his alleged affair with former White House intern could seriously damage his presidency. The political situation is moving against the president although he is trying to counter the charges. The aggressive tactics of special prosecutor Kenneth Starr have become an issue in the investigation.

The Maryland mountains are just an hour northwest of Washington, but they remain remarkably wild. Mason and dixon explored them centuries ago, leaving stone survey posts that still stand in [...]

From 'Ellen' to scandal to the fight over global warming, Al Gore tries to find his footing BY HOWARD FINEMAN AND KAREN BRESLAU IT'S HARD TO KNOW WHAT ANNOYED Al [...]

In an autumnal mood, Ted Turner springs a $1 billion gift on the United Nations--and unabashedly challenges other rich guys to pony up, too. AS TED TURNER TELLS IT, HIS [...]

Fred Thompson has always had something to prove. This week he faces his toughest case: cracking Clinton's Asia Connection. IN 1959, IN LAWRENCEBURG, TENN., Fred Thompson and Sarah Lindsey had [...]

George W. Bush, the governor of Texas, is taking on taxes and talking tough on values. Sounds like a road map to the White House--if he can prove he's more [...]

Fame, fortune or friendship could buy you a night in the Lincoln Bedroom. Inside the Clinton money machine. THE MEMO WAS CRISP, ITS LANGUAGE CLEAR, the writer's bona fides unassailable. [...]

BILL CLINTON DIDN'T want to be disturbed. He was cramming like a law student in finals week. In the Oval Office, and in his upstairs White House study, he was [...]

In the second term, he's firmly ensconced as Clinton's First Adviser. But the vice president and his many administration allies are already laying the groundwork for 2000. THIS WAS THE [...]

He could't sleep. When Bill Clinton came home to Little Rock, he stayed up all night in his suite at the Excelsior Hotel, playing hearts. He lost. He watched returns [...]

Can the Democrats retake Capitol Hill? In the South and around the nation, the race for Congress hinges on ideology--and cash. BY JESSE HELMS'S STANDARDS, it was a hard day [...]

THEY ARRIVED IN LITTLE Rock in 1977, young men on the make in their respective worlds. Bill Clinton's was politics. At 30, he was serving as Arkansas attorney general and [...]

Elizabeth dole was worried for her husband. Not about his energy, which was remarkable, or his will to win, which was equally so. She was anxious, she told a close [...]

Debating Bill Clinton face to face, Bob Dole had to shake up the race--but he didn't. And with only weeks to go, time is running out. THEY KNEW THE choreography: [...]

Even before the Dick Morris fiasco, Bill Clinton was running a cautious campaign. And it's still working--at least for now. THE ITINERARY WAS PART MARK TWAIN, all Bill Clinton. Launching [...]

Who he was wasn't working. So Bill Clinton decided to become what he'd finally concluded voters wanted: a grown-up, a right-of-center moderate--a president. In the winter of 1994-95, he blamed [...]

IF BOB DOLE HAD ONLY KNOWN. LAST THURSDAY night he was onstage at the Republican convention in San Diego, a proud World War II veteran denouncing the Clinton administration as [...]

Far behind in his last campaign for the White House, Bob Dole knew he had to make a fresh start. So he took a risk, tapping the charismatic but unpredictable [...]