President Clinton formally unveiled his proposed budget for the next fiscal year Monday. Read below for complete coverage from The Post and LEGI-SLATE News Service.

• Winners & Losers: Agency-by-Agency
• Your Budget Questions: The Chief White House Economist Answers

Post Stories from Feb. 2, 1998

President Issues Budget Challenge
The White House budget touched off a struggle with the Republican Congress over the size and role of government.

Analysis: A Prudent Budget Strategy
Clinton may have gained an important edge in challenging GOP demands for a huge across-the-board tax cut.

• Defense: Cohen Cautions Hill on Military Pay Hike
• Taxes: Clinton Offers Benefits With Middle Class in Mind
• Terrorism: Embassy Bombings Prompt Security Hikes
• Federal Workers: Plan Offers Big Pay Boost
• D.C. Region: Area's Money Includes Share for FDA Center
• The Arts: $52 Million Boost Requested for NEA

LEGI-SLATE Stories

Clinton, GOP Seek Social Security Cure; Feud on Tax Cuts
Republicans decried the White House for not advocating across-the-board tax cuts, even as they embraced the president's plan to set aside surpluses for Social Security.

• Defense: New Funds, Same Priorities
• HHS: Long-Term Care Tax Cuts, Boosts for Medicare
• Environment: A Focus on Less Controversial Programs
• Education: Plan Irks GOP, Sets Stage for Rematch
• Foreign Affairs: Tackling Security Concerns