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  • President Clinton unveiled a seven-year budget plan scored by the Congressional Budget Office, but John Nielsen reports that Congressional Republicans are already denouncing it.
  • NPR's Melissa Block reports from New York on the storms impact throughout the region.
  • State of the State address in which he called for a tax cut, sweeping welfare reform and a crackdown on fathers of babies born out of wedlock.
  • bargaining position on the federal budget and the increasing questions surrounding the First Lady.
  • Linda Gradstein reports on Israeli reaction to King Hussein of Jordon's first official visit to Israel. As Israel and Syria negotiate a peace treaty, the King's visit sends the signal that Jordan supports warm relations between the Arab states and Israel.
  • about the snow shutdown here in D.C.
  • who has written a new book called >Breaking the News: How the Media Undermine American Democracy. Fallows is critical of journalists who appear on television talk shows, who he says usually talk about subjects they know little about, and who rake in big bucks on the lecture circuit.
  • Cokie Roberts about President Clinton's state of the union address.
  • problems for residents of the North East, also has caused havoc with crops in the Southeast. The storm brought with it extremely cold temperatures, which stretch as far south as Florida.
  • We present an excerpt from a speech by Republican Presidential candidate Lamar Alexander, recorded in November, in Parkerburg, Iowa.
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