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By The TIME Daily Team Monday, Jan. 26, 1998

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Dick Is Back
Special ReportDick Morris, disgraced Clinton spin doctor and sex-scandal veteran, has come back into the Presidential fold. Meanwhile, Monica Lewinsky's lawyer announced he has sent the special prosecutor a formal immunity proposal.
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  • Sink or Spin: President Clinton goes on the counteroffensive with his third televised denial: "I did not have sexual relations with that woman. I did not ask anyone to lie."
  • Michael Kinsley on Matt Drudge and the quintessential Web story.

    The TIME Magazine Special Report
    Legions of TIME reporters went out and got it: The sordid tale of Bill, Monica, Kenneth and the tapes.

    Mother of All Diversions
    Wagging the dogs of war: Iraq steels itself for attack. Is politics imitating the movies?

  • According to some U.S. officials, Iraq may be right.

    Netanyahu Goes Snub for Snub
    President Clinton confronts the Israeli prime minister over his meeting with anti-Clintonite Jerry Falwell.

    Princess Diana: The Logo
    The princess's memorial fund will release an official logo, while an Egyptian court issues a ruling in a lawsuit against Queen Elizabeth II.

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    Business Bytes
    A slow day for the Dow; it was off 30 at the close. But here's a tip: Oil. In the FORTUNE Business Report.

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    "All eyes, not only of the American nation but of the world, are focused on the state of the president's past unions." — Iran News, referring to Clinton's Tuesday address. The article added that Iran-U.S. reconcilliation "can only be after the presentation of a tight iron belt to the president of the United States — with a lock and key for Hillary."

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