The President and Congress argue about what is best for the country. A mother does not have enough money to buy food for her children.
Air pollution remains a problem in many U.S. cities.
Students in many industrialized countries do better in math and science than U.S. students. That last question is at the heart of a major debate taking place in Washington, D.C., and around the country. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, and the Republican leaders of Congress strongly disagree on the answer. Most Republicans say that the U.S. government should play a small role. They say that it has become too large, too costly, and too powerful.