Today's News
The McCain-Feingold campaign finance bill has at last hit the Senate floor but the smart money says it stops there (TIME Daily)
Over 200 passengers are feared dead in Indonesia's worst plane crash (Reuters), which may have been caused by the forest-fire smoke blanketing Southeast Asia (TIME Daily)
Kenneth Starr starts digging around the White House for evidence that the first couple tried to obstruct his Whitewater investigation (TIME Daily)
Sportscaster Marv Albert is fired by NBC just hours after he pleaded guilty to assault and battery (TIME Daily)
Benjamin Netanyahu presses ahead with Jewish settlements in the West Bank (TIME Daily)
Winnie Mandela's past comes back to haunt her (TIME Daily)
The Federal Trade Commission probes Pentium-chip makers Intel (TIME Daily)
More tales of torture by the taxman as the Senate continues its hearing on IRS excesses (TIME Daily)
Travelers Inc.'s $9 billion acquisition of Salomon Brothers begs the question: who's going to run the new investment giant? (Money Daily)
And the Houston Astros clinch the top spot in Major League Baseball's worst division (CNNSI).