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Clinton for re-election well before the Democratic National Convention. At a special meeting in Washington yesterday, union leaders also decided to raise $25 million for Congressional candidates who are friendly to organized labor.

for murdering their parents almost seven years ago. The jury spared the brothers the death penalty but recommended life in prison without parole.

has voted to amend its controversial stance on Ebonics. The board's plan to recognize black English no longer includes language that says it's genetically based or black students' primary way of speaking.

over whether public money should be spent to replace the Queen's yacht, Britannia. The Tories have pledged $100 million if re-elected. But Labour says it won't pay, and the episode has become an election issue.

President Clinton's nominee to become Secretary of Commerce. Daley assured Senators that he would restore confidence in the department, which has come under criticism for being overly sensitive to questionable political considerations.

He's lost his license for allegedly arriving late for court and mismanaging client's funds. He says he suffers from Attention Deficit Disorder and wants another chance.

are raising against companies that distribute TV programs to customers with satellite dishes. The local broadcast stations complain that the satellite companies are stealing their signals and circumventing their ability to collect ad revenue.

in the Paula Jones case, which will test whether incumbent presidents can be sued. The Court must also consider the pre-trial deposition process, which allows all witnesses, including the president, to be questioned under oath.

meeting at the White House yesterday with President Clinton. Today, Netanyahu addresses a joint meeting of Congress. It's his first visit to Washington since defeating incumbent Prime Minister Shimon Peres last month.

mistrust residents feel toward the government and its newly reissued currency. They disparagingly refer to the currency as 'prostates,' a reference to long-time dictator Mobutu's medical problems, for which he's been treated in Europe.