Judge orders Secret Service to testify in Lewinsky case
A federal judge ordered three Secret Service members to testify before a grand jury in the Monica Lewinsky investigation, rejecting claims of a protective function privilege. President Clinton warned of a chilling effect on subsequent presidents, while Starr presses his Whitewater inquiry gains.
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Clinton warns of new security threats at Naval Academy
President Clinton warned that America faces rising cyber and other unconventional threats to critical infrastructure. He issued two presidential directives: one to secure information systems by 2003 and another to coordinate counterterrorism and protection of critical infrastructure.
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Wisconsin Couple Win World’s Richest Powerball Prize
Frank Capaci and his wife Shirley, Wisconsin Lottery confirm, won the 195 million Powerball jackpot bought in Pell Lake Wisconsin. The prize pays a 104.3 million lump sum before taxes. after taxes, about 55 million. The Capacis plan a news conference in Pell Lake to discuss plans.
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Congress approves six year highway and transit bill
Congress passed a six year 203 billion highway and mass transit package with 167 billion for roads and 36 billion for transit over six years The measure aims to create tens of thousands of jobs improve infrastructure and promote safety It includes 719 million to curb drunken driving and faces a presidential signature though it draws mixed views on pork spending and enforcement standards
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White House releases records on waiver for Chinese satellite
White House releases internal materials on a waiver allowing Loral Space and Communications to launch a satellite in China. Justice Department officials warned the move could affect an active investigation, while others argued benefits outweighed risks. The memo cites assurances that the project would not boost Chinese military capabilities and notes political pressure over satellite technology transfers to China.
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