Clinton defends Souljah jab amid Rainbow Coalition clash
Former president candidate Bill Clinton defended his critique of Sister Souljah during CBS This Morning saying the remarks reflect deep divisions. Souljah had sparked controversy after remarks following the Los Angeles riots.
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Supreme Court Allows Kidnapping for Trial in U.S. Case
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the United States may extradite foreign suspects for trial even without an extradition treaty. Humberto Alvarez Machain, a Mexican doctor, faces charges in the Camarena murder case. Mexico retaliated by banning U S drug enforcement operations and halting agency cooperation. The court also allowed juror questions about automatic death sentences in capital cases.
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Yeltsin and Bush vow friendship on eve of summit
President Bush and Boris Yeltsin pledged friendship ahead of their summit as negotiators work to overcome hard problems blocking a major nuclear arms agreement. Yeltsin called for ending adversaries, while Bush praised him as a friend and urged Congress to back a $24 billion aid package for Russia.
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Yeltsin backs reforms before Washington trip
President Boris Yeltsin signals Russia will persist with painful market reforms as he departs for Washington. He issues decrees lowering export duties paid in rubles, easing taxes on firms, and raises the stature of economist Yegor Gaidar who has steered the reform program since January.
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Four teen girls charged in torture killing in Madison Indiana
In Madison Indiana four teenagers face charges for abducting torturing and murdering 12 year old Shan da Renee Sharer on January 11 A tire tool bludgeoning knife slicing and gasoline burning on a back road are cited with Loveless driving and planning alleged.
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Watergate burglars recall impact in Miami
Twenty years after Watergate, E. Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis in Miami recount wounds from the 1972 break in. Hunt laments Nixon's resignation and prison time. he defends legality of the operation as directed by the nation’s top official. Sturgis reflects on accountability and government strengthened by reforms.
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Miami Homelessness Case Challenges City Laws
A federal court in Miami began a class action led by the ACLU challenging city ordinances that ban living in public spaces. The suit argues that homelessness is protected by constitutional right when no alternatives exist, seeking to bar enforcement of sleeping and related activities in parks and streets.
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