White House declares victory in war against computer bug
The White House proclaims mission accomplished in confronting the Y2K bug, citing roughly 100 billion dollars spent globally with the US allocating about 8.5 billion. Koskinen and Lockhart defend the heavy investment, noting no widespread problems and broad international effort.
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Court declines to revive Congress War Powers suit
A federal appeals court in Washington DC refused to revive a suit by 31 members of Congress against President Clinton over NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. The court ruled the lawmakers lacked standing to challenge the president under the War Powers Act, noting Congress could have halted the war or cut funding. The NATO air campaign began March 24 and ran 11 weeks without U.S. fatalities.
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Abortion Pill Nears Final FDA Approval for U.S. Use
The FDA moves toward approving the abortion pill for American women, aiming to authorize sale once remaining information is received. Drug makers await confirmation of what specifics the agency still needs, while advocates voice concern over potential delays.
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