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May 15, 2001
• House Democrats Unveil Alternative to White House's Energy Policy Proposals


May 14, 2001
• Bush Administration Lobbying Unions to Support Its Energy Policy; President Bush Gives Speech on Gun Violence


May 11, 2001
• Attorney General Delays Execution of Timothy McVeigh; Congress Passes Budget Resolution


May 10, 2001
• Poll Shows High Gas Prices Alarming Americans; Senate Passes Budget Framework; U.S. Lawmakers Lash Out at United Nations


May 09, 2001
• President Bush Submits List of Judicial Nominees; House Passes Budget Framework


May 08, 2001
• White House Energy Policy Nears Completion; Vice President Praises Conservation but Insists More Supply Is Needed


May 07, 2001
• Bush Administration to Offer No Quick Fixes for Rising Gas Prices; Secretary of Defense to Propose Overhaul of Defense Policy


May 04, 2001
• Grand Jury Issues 10-Count Indictment Against James Traficant; Florida Lawmakers Pass Election Reform


May 03, 2001
• Bush Orders Agencies to Conserve Energy; Will the President Face a Political Backlash?; Will Washington Build a Black History Museum?


May 02, 2001
• Congressional Republicans and the White House Reach Budget Compromise; President Commission to Examine Social Security Reform


May 01, 2001
• President Bush Outlines Plans to Develop Missile Defense System; Louis Freeh to Step Down From FBI


April 30, 2001
• President Bush Calls European Leaders on Eve of Missile Defense Speech


April 27, 2001
• President Bush's First 100 Days: Critics Scrutinizing His Performance in Washington and Austin


April 26, 2001
• Democrats Mark Bush Administration Milestone With Attacks


April 25, 2001
• President Bush Says U.S. Will 'Do What It Takes' to Defend Taiwan


April 24, 2001
• American People Give President Bush High Marks as He Nears 100 Days in Office


April 23, 2001
• Bush Administration Likely to Defer Sale of Advanced Destroyer to Taiwan; Republicans and Democrats Working Toward Compromise on Education


April 18, 2001
• Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates in a Suprise Move; Bush Administration Calls Talks With China 'Not Productive'


April 17, 2001
• Mississippi Voters Deciding the Fate of Their Flag; Cincinnati Police Department Comes Under Scrutiny


April 16, 2001
• Bush Administration to Tell Chinese Reconnaissance Flights Will Resume; Cincinnati Lifts Curfew


April 13, 2001
• Defense Secretary Assails China for Putting Lives of U.S. Air Crew at Risk


April 12, 2001
• Navy Crew Returns From China; Cincinnati Declares State of Emergency After Protests; Victims' Families Allowed to Watch McVeigh's Execution


April 11, 2001
• China Agrees to Release Crew of U.S. Reconnaissance Plane


April 10, 2001
• Los Angeles Holds Mayoral Primary; Democrats Assail President Bush's Budget; Negotiations With Chinese Continue for Release of U.S. Air Crew


April 09, 2001
• President Bush to China: Release U.S. Air Crew Soon or Risk Damaging U.S.-China Relations; Bush Administration Sends Congress Its Budget


April 06, 2001
• Senate Shrinks the President's Tax Cut; China and U.S. Working Toward Compromise on Air Crew


April 05, 2001
• White House Expresses Regret for Missing Chinese Pilot; California Blackouts Continue; Will McCain-Feingold Survive Court Scrutiny?