Bipartisanship under fire in impeachment inquiry
Washington AP reports Rep Henry Hyde leads a divided Judiciary Committee as Republicans push toward articles of impeachment against President Clinton. Key questions center on witnesses, perjury, obstruction and party line votes, with midterm results shaping strategy. Democrats seek limits and cross‑party support while independent Starr’s investigation continues.
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Ivy League names lend credibility to research policy shift
Harvard restricts use of its name amid a broader trend as Ivy League schools face questions of trust and endorsement. Yale enforces licensing rules for the phrase Yale University study while consultants weigh the prestige attached to Ivy institutions and potential multi million dollar implications.
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