Clinton defense: No special treatment in Arkansas disbarment case
The Arkansas Supreme Court committee seeks Clinton disbarment over allegedly misleading deposition testimony about Monica Lewinsky. Clinton's lawyers argue he should be treated like any other lawyer, noting no crime and limited precedent for disbarment in similar cases.
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Supreme Court appointments shape presidential vote in poll
A Newsweek poll of 752 adults finds two thirds deem future Supreme Court nominees important to voting. 36 percent call it very important and 37 percent somewhat important. 62 percent favor justices supporting Roe v. Wade rights, while 43 percent of voters and half of registered women say abortion stance will be very important to their vote.
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