December 23, 1998
		Four foreign journalists discuss how President Clinton's impeachment played around the world. (12/23)

	December 22, 1998
		Charlayne Hunter-Gault reports on how South Africans are reacting to the impeachment vote -- First in a series. (12/22)

	December 21, 1998
		Four Senators discuss the Senate's options. (12/21)

	December 19, 1998
		President Clinton, Vice President Gore and Rep. Richard Gephardt react to the vote. (12/19) The political and historical ramifications of the vote to impeach. (12/19) Rep. Bob Livingston announces that he will not serve as Speaker of the House in January. (12/19) A closer look at the House votes on the four articles of impeachment. (12/19) Presidential historians and the American public give their take on the impeachment. (12/21) The coming impeachment trial in the Senate. (12/19) Comparing President Clinton's character to President Nixon's. (12/19) How the impeachment of President Clinton represents a cultural divide. (12/19) Rep. Richard Gephardt's (D-MO) statement asking for the House to consider a censure option. (12/19) Rep. Henry Hyde (R-IL) closes the impeachment debate. (12/19) Historical analysis of Rep. Bob Livingston's decision to resign. (12/19) Political analysis of the resignation of Rep. Bob Livingston. (12/19)

	December 18, 1998
		Five different perspectives of today's proceedings in RealAudio or RealVideo. Shields and Gigot sum up the day's debate. (In RealAudio and RealVideo) Shields & Gigot sum up the day's debate on impeachment. (6 p.m. EST)

	December 17, 1998
		Four members of the House discuss the move to impeach and react to military strikes. Our pundits discuss the scheduled debate in the House on Friday despite military action in Iraq.

	December 16, 1998
		Shields & Gigot discuss the impact of the air strike on the impeachment proceedings.

	December 15, 1998
		Three congressional watchers examine the impeachment vote 48 hours before the debate. Deborah Tannen and Shelby Steele debate the impeachment proceedings of President Clinton.

	December 14, 1998
		How has the media covered the Judiciary Committee's impeachment hearings? Calvin Trillin and William F. Buckley debate their differing views on the impeachment proceedings. How is the public reacting to the developments in Washington? The NewsHour's regional commentators debate the coming impeachment vote.

	December 11, 1998
		Shields and Gigot discuss the Judiciary Committee's vote on impeachment. Two members of the committee, Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Tom Barrett (D-WI), react to the impeachment vote. Ken Bode and his panel discuss today's vote.

	December 10, 1998
		How effective was the president's defense team?

	December 9, 1998
		NewsHour analysts discuss what to expect from Wednesday's witnesses. A good day for the president? Analysis of the morning testimonies. An assessment of the fourth panel in the president's defense. Anticipating White House counsel Charles Ruff's testimony. Two moderate Republicans respond to the president's case against impeachment. How effective was the president's defense team?

	December 8, 1998
		NewsHour analysts discuss what to expect from the White House counsel and witnesses. Three former Democratic members who voted to impeach Richard Nixon give their take on the current hearings -- In RealAudio House Judiciary Committee members assess the case made by the president's lawyers. NewsHour analysts discuss the effectiveness of the president's defense. Listen to NewsHour analysis of the White House's first day of testimony.

	December 7, 1998
		Two legal experts discuss what type of defense the White House will present.

	December 1, 1998
		The House impeachment inquiry focuses on the consequences of perjury.

	November 27 , 1998
		Shields and Gigot on the 81 questions answered by President Clinton on the Lewinsky matter.

	November 19-20, 1998
		Jim Lehrer, Margaret Warner, and guests discuss what is to be expected from today's hearings. Reactions to Kenneth Starr's prepared statement to the House Judiciary Committee. What strategies will Republican and Democratic committee members use when they question Kenneth Starr? Special Counsel Kenneth Starr faced tough questions from minority counsel and members of the Judiciary Committee. Jim Lehrer and guests recap the day's events as committee members question Starr. Evaluating the House Judiciary Committee's questioning of Independent Counsel Starr. A look at David Kendall and his relationship to Kenneth Starr. Listen to the RealAudio of the NewsHour's closing analysis of Kenneth Starr's appearance before the impeachment inquiry. Listen to the RealAudio of Charlie Rose's conversation with Norman Ornstein and journalist Harry Evans.