Clinton testimony decision could come this week
The White House says Clinton’s lawyers work with Kenneth Starr to avoid direct grand jury testimony amid push for cooperation. Senators warn refusal could trigger impeachment, while Starr’s subpoena aims to compel a sitting president’s appearance.
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