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Ken Starr, independent counsel in Clinton probe and former president of Baylor University, dies at 76

Ken Starr, best known for his role in the investigation that led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, has died at the age of 76. The former Baylor University president was born in Vernon, Texas, and died in Houston of complications related to surgery, according to a statement from…

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Ken Starr, who led the charge against president Bill Clinton in the Monica Lewinsky scandal, dies at 76

The prosecutor whose best-selling report into the Monica Lewinksy scandal helped impeach a president has died.

ABC News

Prosecutor Ken Starr, who investigated Bill Clinton, dies

Ken Starr, who headed the investigation that led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton for lying about his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, died on Tuesday. He was 76.

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Monica Lewinsky reacts to death of Ken Starr, who led Clinton impeachment investigation

Ms Lewinsky says that her thoughts about Mr Starr are ‘complicated,’ but that his death must be ‘painful loss for those who love him’

The Independent UK

Ken Starr, who investigated Bill Clinton over Monica Lewinsky affair, dies at 76

Starr’s Whitewater investigation, which uncovered Clinton’s affair with Lewinsky, led to US president’s impeachment in 1998

The Guardian - US

Ken Starr, the prosecutor on the Clinton Whitewater investigation, has died at 76

As independent counsel, Starr and his investigations loomed over much of the Clinton presidency. His 1998 report about Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky helped lead to the president's impeachment.

WEKU

Ken Starr, whose probe led to Clinton impeachment, dies

Ken Starr, a former federal appellate judge and a prominent attorney whose criminal investigation of Bill Clinton led to the president’s impeachment, died Tuesday at age 76, his family says

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Ken Starr, former Baylor president and Clinton investigator, dies at 76

Starr, best known for his role leading the investigation that led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, died of complications related to surgery, according to his family.

The Texas Tribune

Ken Starr, ex-judge who pushed for Clinton impeachment, dies at 76

Mr Starr later served as Jeffrey Epstein’s defence lawyer

The Independent UK

Regulatory oversight nominee made a career studying regulation

President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the White House’s regulatory office possesses a background in environmental law, has written extensively on federal regulations and has drawn support from peers who served under Democratic and Republican administrations.

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Regulatory oversight nominee made a career studying regulation - Roll Call

Biden’s pick to lead the White House’s regulatory office has written extensively on federal regulations and their costs and benefits.

Roll Call

Over 70 years Queen Elizabeth met 13 US presidents (and graciously overlooked several faux pas)

The Queen’s record reign spanned 14 presidencies, from Truman to Joe Biden – and met all but one

The Guardian - US

Could Biden bring Trump to Britain for Queen Elizabeth’s funeral?

Barack Obama had attended Nelson Mandela’s funeral with George Bush and Bill Clinton

The Independent UK

Trump's lawsuit against Hillary Clinton is dismissed as ‘manifesto’

A federal judge in Florida dismissed a lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump that blamed Hillary Clinton and others for conspiring to malign his character.

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The Independent UK

Hillary Clinton throws shade at Ted Cruz branding him ‘the eternal blowhard’

The Texas senator fired back at the former secretary of state on social media, posting an old video clip of her

Chicago Sun-Times

It’s anglers vs. rich moguls in legal fight over privatizing rivers

A Colorado fisherman has filed a lawsuit to prevent the state government from turning public rivers into private, members-only enclaves.

The Independent UK

Andy Cohen amusingly reveals to Hillary Clinton he had ‘wonderful liaison’ with her secret service agent

Talk-show host says secret service agent ‘had wonderful things to say’ about Clinton family

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Trump suit against Hillary Clinton is dismissed as ‘manifesto’

A federal judge in Florida dismissed a lawsuit filed by former president Donald Trump that blamed Hillary Clinton and others for conspiring to malign his character.

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Daily Record

The Queen and US Presidents: From dancing with Gerald Ford to watching baseball with George Bush

The monarch played a pivotal role over the decades in the UK's relationship with the leaders of one of its closest allies.

The Independent UK

Biden is 13th and final US president to meet Queen Elizabeth

Joe Biden has the distinction of being the 13th and final American president to meet with Queen Elizabeth II

The Independent UK

The Queen and US presidents: Riding with Reagan and ‘chemistry’ with Trump

The Queen encountered all but one of the 14 presidents of her reign.

The Independent UK

The Queen’s relationship with each US President:

Queen Elizabeth shared warm relationships with many US presidents

Los Angeles Times

‘Something horribly failed.’ How did so many of America’s secrets end up at Mar-a-Lago?

WASHINGTON — At least 300 documents containing classified information left the White House with former President Donald Trump, an unprecedented situation that has led to the FBI investigating possible violations of the Espionage Act and obstruction of justice.

Tribune News Service

Stuart Rothenberg: Learning from the 1998 and 2002 midterms

The 1998 and 2002 elections remain the only times since 1932 that the president’s party has gained House seats in a midterm. Do those elections tell us anything about this year’s election?

Reason

Yep, Forcing Employers To Pay for Drugs That Violate Their Consciences Is Still Prohibited by Federal Law

A judge sided with a plaintiff who objects to procuring coverage for HIV-prevention medications. Rightly so.

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