Transit strike could cripple New York economy
New York faces a transit walkout that could halt buses and subways, cost the city 100 million to 350 million daily, and disrupt florists, restaurants, hotels, and major department stores. Analysts warn nationwide impact if talks fail before Monday deadline.
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Lott apology debated as Republicans seek end to row
Senate Republicans split over Trent Lott's racially charged remarks with Mitch McConnell calling for closure through apology while warning a push for censure would trigger a counter move citing Robert Byrd's past remarks. Lott's Thurmond party remarks revived uproar over segregation era nostalgia.
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