Political Wrap Pundits Shields and Gigot on the impeachment vote and the budget battle.

Nobel Prize Winner
Portuguese writer José Saramago wins the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Closed For Business?
Kwame Holman updates Congress's move to keep the government operating.

Global Crisis
Phil Ponce is joined by Fred Bergsten, Susan Aaronson, and David Henderson to discuss the global financial crisis.

Conversations
Terence Smith has a conversation with linguist Deborah Tannen about the Clinton-Lewinsky matter.

The Vote The House votes to pursue a formal impeachment hearing against President Clinton.

James Wolfensohn
The president of the World Bank discusses the global economic crisis.

Historical Views
Phil Ponce gets the historical view of the impeachment inquiry vote.

Ultimatum
Will Milosevic remove troops from Kosovo?

A Historic Vote
The new president of Colombia discusses peace efforts in his country.

Conversation With William Buckley
Part III in a series of conversations on the issues raised by the investigation on President Clinton.

World Economy
President Clinton addresses the IMF and World Bank on the global economic crisis.

Andres Pastrana
The new president of Colombia discusses peace efforts in his country.

Impeachment Inquiry
Kwame Holman sets up a discussion with our regional commentators, who take a look at the House impeachment process so far.

Listening To Baseball
Thoughts about the magic of baseball from NewsHour regular and the poet laureate of the United States Robert Pinsky.

Hearings Begin
The Judiciary Committee voted to commence with a formal impeachment inquiry into the Lewinsky matter.

George Bush
The former president and his national security adviser, Brent Scowcroft, discuss U.S. foreign policy.

Impeachment Debate
Excerpts from the House Judiciary Committee debate on whether or not to launch an impeachment inquiry against President Clinton. Kwame Holman reports.