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Panelists talked about the impact online services and online journalism will play in the 1998 elections. This was part of a seminar on journalism and the Internet hosted by the Freedom Forum…

Panelists discussed the role of presidential debates in increasing youth participation in the electoral process. They examined how debate format and content could gain more interest from you…

Politics Online held a conference that discussed how journalists have used online communications to cover campaigns and elections. They examined the benefits for both journalists and voters …

This was a special briefing concerning the investigation into the accidental downing of two U.S. helicopters over Iraq in April. Kathleen Delaski, Pentagon Spokesperson introduced the specia…

Secretary Perry and Chairman Shalikashvilli discussed the accidental downing of two U.S. helicopters over Iraq by U.S. warplanes. The shooting resulted in the deaths of fifteen Americans and…

Secretary of Defense William Perry and General John Shalikasvili briefed the press on the accidental friendly fire incident in northern Iraq. In addition, the British Minister of Defense Mal…

Kathleen DeLaski, Pentagon Spokesperson and LT. Gen. Richard Keller, European Command Chief of Staff, held a news briefing and spoke of a friendly fire incident in northern Iraq.

Stephen Preston and Jamie Gorelick briefed the press on the task force findings on anti-trust concerns within defense manufacturing entities. They took questions from reporters concerning th…

Air Force Lt. General John Sheehan and Navy Admiral Mike Cramer briefed pentagon correspondents about the latest developments in Bosnia. The two used charts and maps for about 35 minutes to …

General John Shalikashvili, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke to reporters about the situation in Bosnia. He also talked about his trip to the Balkans where he met with United Na…

Defense Secretary William Perry discussed his recent trip through several states of the former Soviet Union. The secretary visited arsenals in countries including Russia and Ukraine.

Ms. DeLaski briefed the press on events in Bosnia and the crash of a U.S. gunship off the coast of Kenya the night before.

Kathleen deLaski discussed the possibility of increasing the U.S. troop deployment in Macedonia in response to the conflict in the former Yugoslavia. She also discussed the role of U.S. forc…

Defense Department officials announced a new smoking ban in military workplaces. Defense Department Environmental Security Specialist, Sherri Wasserman Goodman, led the news conference and a…

Secretary Perry and General Shalikashvili briefed the press concerning the NATO ultimatum forcing Serbian forces to move their heavy guns to at least 20 kilometers outside of Sarajevo. They …

Pentagon Spokesperson Kathleen DeLaski briefed reporters on Department of Defense measures underway should airstrikes be necessary starting Monday. She also announced the Secretary Perry and…

Ms. DeLaski discussed the actions and policies of NATO in the former Yugoslavia, as well as the recent retirement of Navy Admiral Frank Kelso.

Undersecretary of Defense for Policy, Walter Slocomb and Brigadier General James Hill, the Assistant Deputy Director for Politico-Military Affairs, briefed the press on the details of the m…

Pentagon Spokesperson Kathleen DeLaski briefed reporters on the situation in North Korea and the administration’s decision whether to send U.S. Patriot missiles to South Korea.

Secretary of Defense Les Aspin and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Edward Dorn discussed guidelines outlining new rules for women in combat. The Defense department…