Extractions: Help Reload often for latest news Today's developments: Vernon Jordan completed the first day of his long-awaited testimony before the grand jury. Leaving the federal courthouse after nearly eight hours of testimony, Jordan said he had answered the panel's questions "truthfully and completely, to the best of my ability," and said he would return Thursday for further questioning. Independent Counsel Ken Starr's office told both presidential confidante Bruce Lindsey and White House secretary Betty Currie to be prepared to testify before the grand jury again Thursday, said two sources familiar with the investigation.
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White House Aims To Block Legislation On Detainees Administration argues that legislation regulating the treatment of detainees would usurp presidential authority. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/22/AR2005072201727.
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Extractions: WASHINGTON (CNN) Under mounting international pressure to soften its hard line against Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, the White House Monday intentionally elevated Arafat's role as a potential peacemaker and rejected Israel's attempt to brand him as an enemy of the state. CNN NewsPass VIDEO CNN's Andrea Koppel says the Bush administration is caught between its goal for a mideast cease-fire and zero tolerance for terrorism (April 1)
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Extractions: Help Today's developments: Former White House aide George Stephanopoulos appeared before Independent Counsel Ken Starr's Washington grand jury. Leaving the courthouse he said he had no knowledge of a relationship between Clinton and former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Sources tell CNN that immunity negotiations between Lewinsky's attorneys and Starr are back on track. Lewinsky's lawyer William Ginsburg said that his legal team was "generally speaking, we are where we want to be," in those talks.
Extractions: White House spokesman Ari Fleischer says the recommended assistance levels are excessive. Story Tools WASHINGTON (CNN) Setting up a showdown with Congress that could slow a spending bill to help pay for the war in Iraq, the White House said Wednesday the more than $3 billion passed by House and Senate appropriations committees to bail out the airline industry is "excessive." "The administration does not oppose some assistance to the airlines, but given the economic facts on the ground, we believe that the level of airline assistance recommended by the House and Senate Committees are excessive," said White House spokesman Ari Fleischer. The difference of opinion could tie up passage of the $74.7 billion funding package sent to Congress to help pay for war with Iraq and the global fight against terrorism. The airline aid boosts the total cost to closer to $80 billion. The House Appropriations Committee included $3.2 billion for the airlines in the package; the Senate version was $3.5 billion. The airline aid was first proposed by the president's fellow Republicans, and passed the House and Senate panels Tuesday.
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Extractions: Help By Wolf Blitzer/CNN WASHINGTON (Jan. 12) White House officials are denouncing Iraq's latest decision to prevent a United Nations weapons team headed by an American from inspecting sites in Iraq. Officials suggest Iraqi President Saddam Hussein is once again testing the will of the international community, and vow the U.S. will not back down. They say the U.S. currently has a "robust" military force in the region and does not need to beef up that presence, at least for now. They say the planes, ships, and troops dispatched to the region during the November crisis with Iraq will remain in place. "If the reports are true," a White House official says, "this is a clear violation of the Security Council's demand that Iraq give UNSCOM full and unfettered access to all sites." The official says it's not up to Saddam Hussein to determine the composition of the U.N. teams. "The U.N. decides who goes on these teams," says the official.
