Lawmakers push retaliation against sponsors of terrorism
Lawmakers from both parties voiced support for full retaliation against those behind terrorist attacks on the United States. Newt Gingrich called for action if Iran or Syria were involved, citing the Dhahran bombing and alleged Iranian terror camps. Senate leaders echoed the need to confront any state sponsorship, while Iran denied involvement and criticized U.N. actions.
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Republicans seek limits on FBI authority amid ‘Filegate’ row
Republicans voice reservations about expanding FBI powers after scrutiny of White House files. Speaker Gingrich cites FBI handling of confidential materials and wiretap concerns as key obstacles to new anti terrorism measures. Senate leaders push for balanced oversight amid civil liberties worries.
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Controversial author Klein returns to Newsweek as columnist
Washington AP report notes Joe Klein, writer of the hinted novel Primary Colors, rejoining Newsweek as a columnist. Editor Richard M. Smith admits Newsweek erred by agreeing to the author’s prior absence and pledges safeguards against future deception. The book, a controversial behind-the-scenes look at the 1992 campaign, has sold over a million copies.
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Chelsea's photo of president runs in Esquire
Washington AP report says Esquire will publish in September a relaxed Clinton in shirt and jeans swinging a golf club in the Treaty Room, a private White House office off limits to photographers. Chelsea Clinton, with insider access, helped obtain the rare image for author Taylor Branch.
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