Imelda Marcos arraigned in New York bond set at 5 million
In Manhattan Imelda Marcos, 59, wore a aquamarine gown as she pled innocent to racketeering charges tied to $103 million alleged plunder. Judge Keenan ordered her to stay in the New York area until a $5 million bail is arranged. She was fingerprinted photographed and released without bail pending next court date. Protests outside the federal courthouse clashed with supporters as the Marcoses face trial over overseas money and assets.
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Top secret access eyed by High Court
The Supreme Court will hear a dispute over congressional access to national security information and review legislation to curb presidential withholding of classified data. Justice O'Connor returned to the bench after breast cancer surgery, saying the cancer was detected early with a full recovery expected. The case traces to a 1983 Reagan directive and pits Congress against presidents over disclosure.
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