CHINESE OFFICIAL NO STRANGER TO VIPS
Wang Jun, a central figure in one of the most troubling episodes in the Democratic campaign finance controversy, is usually described as a shadowy gunrunner who slipped virtually unnoticed into...
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FBI ADMITS PROBE LOOKING AT CHINA’S PLANS FOR ’96 VOTE
FBI Director Louis Freeh said Thursday a federal grand jury's campaign finance investigation is focusing on whether China planned to use political contributions to try to influence congressional or White...
CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST COMPLAINT AGAINST STARR IS SENT TO JUDGE
A lawyer's conflict-of-interest complaint against Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr has been forwarded to a federal appeals court judge. The complaint, filed with a court grievance committee by Connecticut public defender...
COURT GETS COMPLAINT AGAINST STARR
A lawyer's conflict-of-interest complaint against Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr has been forwarded to a federal appeals court judge. The complaint, filed with a court grievance committee by Connecticut public defender...
DONOR GAVE $50,000 AT WHITE HOUSE VISIT
On the same day in 1995 that he angled to have his picture taken with First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, a California businessman handed a $50,000 check to her chief...
LIST PUTS CLINTON TEAM ON DEFENSIVE
As the Clinton administration fended off new questions over proposals to trade White House perks for donations, the Democratic Party on Friday returned another $1.5 million worth of questionable and...
CLINTONS’ LEGAL FUND REPORTEDLY LAGGING $2.25 MILLION BEHIND BILLS
The first couple's personal legal bills are mounting while donations to their legal defense fund have slowed to a trickle, a report issued Thursday said. The Presidential Legal Expense Trust,...
WORRIED CLINTON RUSHED TO OPEN DOORS TO DONORS
Scribbling a handwritten memo to top aides in January 1995, a politically wounded President Clinton was "ready to start overnights right away," initiating the fundraising strategy that now haunts him,...
CITIZEN PLAN MAY HAVE AIDED FELONS
A Clinton administration program that sped the immigration process and encouraged new citizens to vote in November's election also may have allowed unprecedented numbers of criminals and unqualified applicants into...
MEMOS TO CLINTON WARNED OF DONORS
With urgent e-mail messages and hastily composed memos, President Clinton's national security staff tried to fend off Asian-American fundraisers for the Democratic Party who sought entry to the White House...