Our story thus far: Clinton and the White House spent the day hunkering down against Ken Starr's subpoenas. Meanwhile, advisor Vernon Jordan denied all in a brief presser.
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Kaczynski Pleads Guilty
Moments before his trial was about to finally begin, the Unabomber suspect pleads guilty in exchange for his life.
Microsoft Takes it on the Chin
In the other ongoing courtroom drama, Microsoft has backed down the software firm will unbundle Internet Explorer after all. But Bill Gates is still fighting.
TIME Online's special: Target: Microsoft
Popes Cuban Recognition Problem
John Paul II gives his first mass in Cuba, facing an unusual problem: Many Cubans know that the pontiff is important, theyre just not sure why.
Meanwhile, Back in the Middle East . . .
Remember, there's other things the president's supposed to be doing, including 'jump-starting the stalled Middle East peace process.' Today, Yasser Arafat provided a welcome distraction.
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Jack Lord Dies at 77.
Mary Bono to Run For Late Husband's Seat
Business Bytes
AT&T announces plans to slash its
workforce; on Wall Street, though, all eyes were on the Prez. Dow down 63. The wrap-up in FORTUNE Business Report.
Daily Spin
"I'm just doing the best I can for my country." Clinton to Jim Lehrer during their interview Wednesday.