House Republicans push 78 billion tax cut bill in election year
The House Ways and Means Committee plans a final version of a 78 billion tax cut proposal aimed at unifying conservatives and moderates before the election. Senators oppose a large cut this year, while supporters stress relief for married couples and other targeted provisions.
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Kenya weighs U.S. trial for embassy bombing suspects
Kenyan and U.S. officials outlined plans to try Salim and Odeh in the United States for the embassy bombing. The FBI said the suspects discarded a padlock and gun in a bath room and that Odeh, possibly Jordanian or Palestinian, held Kenyan citizenship since 1994. Authorities consider transferring others in custody to the United States amid concerns about Kenyan security.
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Poll shows no erosion for Democrats in voting turnout
Pew Research finds 61 percent say Clinton-Lewinsky affair won’t affect November vote. Democrats cite strong support for economic, education, health care programs. Some leaders voice concern about impeachment talk, urging focus on core issues to mobilize voters.
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California court orders disclosure of TV interview in murder case
A California appeals court ruled that a television station's taped interview with a murder defendant is not shield law protected and must be provided to prosecutors. The decision narrows reporter protection and highlights the ongoing tension between press confidentiality and criminal case needs.
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Utah governor hardens stance on polygamy
Utah Governor Mike Leavitt declared polygamy illegal and unconstitutional, replying to probes of incest and child abuse in a polygamist group and welfare fraud claims. He noted past polygamous ties but pledged state action against abuse while noting enforcement limits.
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