Hillary Clinton and Wal-Mart ties fuel political heat
New York era coverage notes Wal-Mart faced scrutiny over labor and healthcare policies as Hillary Rodham Clinton, once a Wal-Mart director for six years and partner at Rose Law Firm, navigates campaign fundraising and political exposure amid ongoing debates about the company’s practices. It highlights her past roles, donor links, and the tension between reliance on Wal-Mart and activist critique.
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Feingold pushes censure of Bush over domestic spying
Senator Russ Feingold a liberal Democrat and potential White House contender proposes censuring President Bush for authorizing domestic eavesdropping and misleading the public about legality. He says the president broke the law and must be held accountable. Senate leaders dismiss the move as a dangerous political stunt.
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