Ashcroft hearing tests two John Ashcrofts in play
Judge to testify today amid scrutiny of Ashcroft confirming as attorney general. Democrats press concerns over abortion, gun control, and race while supporters say he will act as the people’s lawyer. Ashcroft defends enforcing the law and distances himself from past rhetoric.
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California declares emergency amid second day of rolling blackouts
California endures a second day of rolling power outages as Gov. Gray Davis orders emergency measures to secure power from wholesalers. ISO warns of tougher conditions. utilities face possible bankruptcy without state aid and new legislation.
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Nominee Veneman vows focus on farm economy
Ann Veneman, President-elect Bush's pick to head the Agriculture Department, pledged at her confirmation hearing to tackle farm economy problems, emphasizing sound science in environmental rules and a stance that aids farmers and ranchers amid concerns from Midwest producers about California influence.
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Approval ratings rise as Clinton exits office
A polls roundup shows 65 percent approve of Clinton’s performance as he leaves office, with strong party divides. Democrats praise the economy and leadership, while Republicans fault health care and moral concerns. Looking ahead, Bush supporters express mixed confidence in goals and character amid a shaky economy.
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Jackson admits to fathering child out of wedlock
Washington AP report states civil rights activist Jesse Jackson acknowledged an extramarital affair resulting in a daughter now 20 months old. He expressed responsibility and sorrow, offering emotional and financial support while seeking privacy for the mother and child. Jackson noted his purpose to avoid tabloids and protect family.
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Wal-Mart firing upheld over customer photo tips case
A federal jury in Omaha ruled Wal-Mart did not wrongful terminate Shirley Gasper who gave authorities a photo showing a bruised infant amid marijuana and money. Gasper was fired in July for violating the store’s privacy policy, while police praised her actions and Wal-Mart stressed confidentiality.
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