What will he say?

Article Abstract:

President Bill Clinton was forced to decide how to explain the relationship he had with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Faced with allegations of sexual relations and a subpoena from Independent Council Kenneth Starr, Clinton decided to voluntarily testify to a grand jury on Aug 17, 1998. His decision was prompted by Lewinsky's turning over of a cocktail dress with visible stains.

Social aspects, Ethical aspects, Political corruption, Public opinion, Misconduct in office

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Sex, lies and the president

Article Abstract:

The allegations that Pres Clinton lied under oath about his alleged affair with former White House intern could seriously damage his presidency. The political situation is moving against the president although he is trying to counter the charges. The aggressive tactics of special prosecutor Kenneth Starr have become an issue in the investigation.

Investigations, Cover Story, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Scandals

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Arnold's earthquake

Article Abstract:

The election of movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger to the governorship of California is discussed. The potential challenges for the new governor are examined.

California, Public affairs, Political activity, Elections, Governors, Schwarzenegger, Arnold

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