Clinton Privileges Stripped In Lewinsky Inquiry
Documents released show fights over who may testify and what they can say in the Lewinsky probe. Clinton aides claimed executive and attorney-client privileges while the Secret Service pressed to testify. Supreme Court rulings and grand jury actions followed, shaping how confidential presidential advice and protective functions were handled.
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Lewinsky leaks ripple through Washington press cycle
Washington reels as leaks drive the Lewinsky saga with Clinton denouncing illegal leaks. Reporters admit being spun by sources while White House aides and investigators navigate a web of confidential tips, false charges, and competing briefings across Beltway politics.
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