Clinton White House Kept FBI Files on Billy Dale Probed
Suspicion rises over the White House handling of confidential FBI files for Billy Dale former White House travel office director. Reports show first explanations then altered accounts as scrutiny grows of the Presidents Office actions last week.
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White House Enemies List Allegation Sparks FBI Files Scrutiny
The piece questions whether the White House compiled an enemies list and obtained confidential FBI files on 341 Americans including prominent Republicans. It notes distrust over the FBI's turnover of dossiers, including Billy Dale, and calls for thorough investigation beyond internal probes amid Travelgate fallout.
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Princess Diana in Chicago Sparks Media Frenzy and Fundraising
Chicago hosted Diana in a three day visit that shut traffic and drew 500 plus media credentials as reporters chased details on her hotel life and wardrobe. The tour raised over a million dollars for cancer charities while Chicagoans weighed what the royal appearance says about fame, divorce, and public perception.
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Questioning the limits of gay marriage and culture wars
The piece surveys Andrew Sullivan's pro marriage stance and contrasts it with radical gay activism. It describes marches in Washington with provocative displays, debates over recognition of nonmonogamous or nontraditional acts, and the uneasy links to pedophilia and child sexuality debates, highlighting tensions between gay rights rhetoric and broader social norms.
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