Clinton seeks to capitalize on his time in spotlight
Clinton races to seize momentum ahead of the Democratic National Convention. He plans high profile moves to secure a publicity surge, including a likely vice presidential pick announcement and appearances at events in Washington and Florida. With unemployment at 7.8 percent, aides argue his message for change stands against a White House defense of progress.
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Supreme Court term seen as moderating conservative shift
Washington AP reports a 1991 92 term that surprised observers by keeping abortion legal and preserving school prayer bans. The court issued decisions less favorable to business and property rights, with moderates O Connor Kennedy and Souter shaping outcomes alongside Blackmun and Stevens, while conservatives Rehnquist Scalia and Thomas largely dissented on key cases. Analysts say tensions between moderates and conservatives may shape future court dynamics.
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Bloods and Crips unite in Hands Across Watts, a nonprofit announced at a Watts housing project to raise 100000 by selling waterless carwash spray and gang truce T shirts. President Daude Sherills says the effort aims to open doors and move toward mainstream life.
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