Kohl swept from power in German elections
German voters rejected Chancellor Helmut Kohl after 16 years, installing Gerhard Schroeder of the Social Democrats as the new chancellor. Kohl won 35 percent of the vote, losing 49 seats of 294 in parliament, in a verdict seen as a major shift for Germany.
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Impeachment Debate Reignites Over High Crimes Standards
Washington discussion mirrors historic quarrels over what justifies removing a president. Scholars like Jack naxove and Charles Jones weigh the Clinton inquiry against the framers criteria, noting public perception and lies in court may complicate defining impeachable offenses.
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Elections key to Clinton fate amid impeachment risk
Washington insiders say Clinton's political survival hinges on November voting outcomes. Leon Panetta Bob Dole and Howard Baker on NBC Meet the Press warn impeachment deals likely off the table this year, with the election serving as the real referendum on Clinton's conduct and presidency.
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Nasal spray flu vaccine outshines needle shots
In San Diego researchers report nasal spray flu vaccine performing better than the standard shot. They found the spray vaccine effective across age groups and highlight its potential for children and others with needle fear, signaling an important role in flu prevention.
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Barolo fourth nuclear test at Nevada Test Site
The Energy Department ran the fourth subcritical experiment to test stockpile reliability at the Nevada Site 960 feet underground in horizon tal tunnels. No self-sustaining chain reaction occurred as plutonium was blasted with weak explosives. This continues after the 1998 testing moratorium.
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Hilfiger brother battles brain cancer in New York story
Billy Hilfiger, 42, facing brain cancer, underwent brain surgery and chemotherapy before radiation. Designer Tommy Hilfiger cites family support and positive attitude as crucial as medical care amid Billy’s fight. Billy plays in two rock bands and runs a landscaping business as he recovers.
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