Bradley mulls independent bid after Senate exit hint
New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley, after saying he won't seek re election, told ABC Good Morning America he may run for president as an independent. He stressed he has not ruled out a White House bid and will continue dialogue with voters. He cited waning faith in politics amid economic anxiety.
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Donahue and Sweeney Agree On Joint Appearances
AFL CIO leaders Thomas Donahue and John Sweeney agreed to a debate and a series of joint appearances ahead of the federation’s October convention in New York. The executive council chose Donahue to succeed Lane Kirkland who resigned August 1.
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Emotions Flare as Simpson Trial Dives Deep
In Los Angeles the O J Simpson case drew raw emotion from Fred Goldman and Kim Goldman as they spoke through grief and fury. Defense attorney Robert Shapiro condemned prosecutor Christopher Darden while Darden retorted that the defense team was vile. Jurors, sequestered since January, faced hours of arguments beyond their knowledge as the judge sought to restore control in the courtroom.
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New Research Doubles Estimate of U S Rapes
Washington report shows the Justice Department Bureau of Justice Statistics now estimates about 310000 rapes and attempted rapes annually, due to direct questioning in the crime survey. Leaders like Eleanor Smeal credit underreporting and stigma, while officials caution no detected rise in actual assaults.
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U S optimistic about peace plan and Croat drive continues
The United States and allied governments gave initial approval to a peace proposal aimed at ending the Yugoslav war as Croat and Bosnian Croat forces push toward Drvar and Dubrovnik’s coast while Serb forces hold key towns. UN reports place Croats within striking distance of Bosanski Petrovac, potentially linking with Muslim allies in the Bihac safe area. References to Milosevic in Belgrade and Holbrooke’s briefing mark high diplomatic stakes amid ongoing fighting.
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China conducts second underground nuclear test in three months
Beijing announces another underground nuclear blast, drawing immediate condemnation from Australia and New Zealand and global criticism. The test underscores China's push for a credible deterrent amid perceived Western threats.
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