House OKs ban on burning the U.S. flag
The Republican led House approved a constitutional amendment to ban burning the flag by a 300 to 125 vote, arguing it protects national respect while opponents warn it would curb free speech rights. Senate passage seems unlikely as holidays approach.
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North Korea on bargaining table if talks fail Weldon says
Congressman Curt Weldon says North Korean officials told him the country would place its nuclear stockpile facilities and materials on the bargaining table if talks begin without preconditions. He urges quick negotiations, warning delay worsens the situation. Weldon toured with fellow House members.
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Hillary Clinton describes Bill affair confession in memoir
Hillary Rodham Clinton recounts the affair with Monica Lewinsky and lies told by Bill Clinton until the weekend before his grand jury admission. The New York senator details pain, betrayal, and the decision to stay married while pursuing a Senate run in her memoir Living History, on sale Tuesday.
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