Boehner appeals ruling in McDermott leak case
GOP Conference Chairman John Boehner appeals a district court dismissal of his invasion of privacy suit against Rep James McDermott. McDermott’s attorney expects the ruling to be upheld as a matter of law.
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Fireworks injure over a hundred at Elche street festival
In Elche Spain fireworks during a Thursday street festival injured more than 100 people. Three were hospitalized with serious burns and a boy and a woman suffered severe injuries. Firefighters treated burning trash and vegetation as authorities logged about 60 incident calls.
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Aftermath of Embassies Bombing Debris Tracked in Nairobi
Nine unclaimed bodies lie in Nairobi morgues a week after the Aug. 7 embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania that killed 257 and injured more than 5,500. FBI teams search remains, test explosives, and map debris as families endure long waits and prayers rise at the wrecked embassy site.
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Clinton’s crisis tests Hillary's public resolve in Arkansas note
Hillary Rodham Clinton balances August plans with aiding her husband through grand jury testimony over an alleged affair involving Monica Lewinsky. She has long played a central role in White House responses, maintaining a public schedule while denying the scandal. Some allies say the issue barely unsettles her, describing it as a “broken record.”
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Clinton weighs options as Lewinsky inquiry looms
President Clinton faces a perilous decision on how much to reveal about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. He could deny the affair or acknowledge it, but either path risks perjury charges or impeachment if evidence contradicts his testimony in Paula Jones case. His team weighs public opinion, congressional mood, and Starr's evidence.
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Dirty Work, Big Pride: San Diego’s Hidden Jobs
Fred Dean scrapes roadkill in San Diego, choosing a stigmatized job for steady pay and dignity. Researchers Blake Ashford and Glen Kreiner note workers in such roles embrace merit, form us versus them bonds, and often pass the trade to kin.
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Kelly Smith
National Funeral Directors Association
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