Jackson Admits Extramarital Affair Fathered Child
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson disclosed that he fathered a daughter from an extramarital relationship. He said he accepts responsibility, apologizes, will step aside temporarily, and has provided emotional and financial support while seeking privacy for his family.
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Energy secretary nominee Abraham wins Senate committee OK
Energy secretary nominee Spencer Abraham, former Michigan senator, gains easy committee endorsement by voice vote. The panel backs confirming him as Bush’s energy chief despite limited energy background, as California power crisis looms and federal action remains undecided.
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Clinton leaves office with solid approval ratings
An ABC News Washington Post poll shows 65 percent approve of President Clinton's job performance, comparable to Reagan's end of term rating. Democratic support is high at 93 percent, while Republicans are at 32 percent, with mixed views on the economy, race relations, and foreign affairs.
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