Lewinsky testifies again in Clinton grand jury case
Monica Lewinsky gave prosecutors a second round of explicit testimony about her White House trysts with President Clinton and left the courthouse to begin rebuilding her life. She answered questions truthfully and completely, focusing on sexual encounters and the return of presidential gifts as a potential witness in Paula Jones’s harassment case.
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Judy Smith
Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Clinton
White House
Grand Jury
Mike McCurry
Nat Turner led 1831 Virginia slave revolt and execution
The account notes Nat Turner leading a violent uprising in Virginia in 1831 and his subsequent execution. It also mentions Dwight D. Eisenhower signing a 1959 order making Hawaii the 50th state and the 1983 assassination of Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr. upon landing at Manila International Airport.
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Nat Turner
Virginia
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Benigno Aquino Jr
United States
Manila International Airport
Poll shows public frustrated with Clinton behavior
A Los Angeles Times poll of 1,387 adults on Aug 18–19 finds 1 in 6 view Clinton’s televised confession as a sincere apology. Most say the investigation into his Lewinsky affair has gone on too long, and few want impeachment unless he urged Lewinsky to lie. Job approval holds at 62 percent amid eroding personal judgments.
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Los Angeles Times
Ashington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Lewinsky
Clin
Times
Susan Pinkus
United States
Afghanistan
Sudan
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