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States that behind their spin doctoring, the Bill Clinton camp knows that Ross Perot's departure from the presidential election contest has made their man more vulnerable. Comments from Democratic strategist Rick Sloan; Why choosing Al Gore as a vice presidential nominee made political sense; How Americans are fed up with the governmental status quo and the economy.

On an overcast July day on the porch of their house at Walker's Point, over a lunch of lobster salad, President and Mrs. Bush discussed George W's upbringing and the [...]

In the final days of Watergate, Richard Nixon, unable to sleep and increasingly self-obsessed, began to fear he was losing his sanity. Twenty-five years later, writes Bob Woodward in his [...]

The article discusses how the confirmation process, Judge Brett Kavanaugh to become an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, was accused of sexually assaulting Christine Blasey Ford, currently a professor in clinical psychology at Palo Alto University, while they were both in high school. It reports that in In 1991, President George H. W. Bush nominated Clarence Thomas, a federal Circuit Judge, who was alleged by Anita Hill, an American attorney and academic, of sexual assault.

Discusses how Ross Perot's eleventh-hour surge could hurt both Bill Clinton and President George Bush. How he is making this a three-way race; How he is gaining at the end; What is happening at the Clinton headquarters; Results of a `Newsweek' poll; Clinton's lower attitude isn't due solely to Perot's rise; Clinton is the likely victor; How Perot has actually won before a vote has even been cast.

Contends that the fever to dump Vice President Dan Quayle was one more sign of angst about a ticket that is lagging behind the Democrats and seemingly going nowhere. Assertion made by conservative columnist William F. Buckley Jr. that Quayle should be replaced with Housing and Urban Development Secretary Jack Kemp; Suggestions about what President George Bush needs to do in order to win in November.

Torn as always between modesty and pride, the former president awaits the verdict of history GEORGE BUSH WAS CLEARLY UNCOMFORTABLE. Everywhere he looked in his $83 million presidential library, the [...]