Mandela Defends Ties to Libya Cuba Iran in CNN Interview
President Mandela, 79, praised Clinton but refused U.S. pressure to curb Africa's links with Libya and Cuba. He said Libya Cuba and Iran are friends and rejected sanctions while noting progress in talks with Clinton and Africa trade concerns. He also reflected on prison years and his future with the ANC.
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Mortgage interest deduction blocks tax reform says critics
The mortgage interest deduction remains a huge, costly political hurdle to tax reform with about a quarter of returns claiming it in 1996. Experts warn removal would disrupt housing markets while supporters argue for transition rules and targeted protections for homeowners.
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Clinton deputy stands firm on women’s issues
Audrey Haynes, deputy for Women’s Initiatives and Outreach, defends President Clinton’s focus on women’s issues amid sexual harassment allegations. She says her role bridges White House staff, agencies, and women’s groups to ensure women’s views are heard.
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