Clinton
Coverage of Clinton in the Nexus archive.
- Grand jury indicts suspects after Clinton Mardi Gras parade shooting
Five suspects are facing multiple charges after being indicted by a grand jury in connection with the Mardi Gras parade shooting in Clinton.
- Boil water advisory lifted for parts of southern Prince George’s County
A boil water advisory for parts of southern Prince George’s County, affecting Accokeek and Clinton areas, was lifted after a 16-inch water main break caused a loss of pressure. The advisory, lifted at 9 p.m. Friday, impacted around 3,600 customers, who were advised to flush their cold water lines.
- Power reductions continue for some parts of NYC amid outages
Con Edison is reducing voltage by 8% in parts of Brooklyn, including Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bedford Stuyvesant, Fort Greene, and Clinton, as crews work to maintain equipment and restore power amid ongoing outages.
- Boil water advisory issued for parts of southern Prince George’s County
WSSC Water issued a boil water advisory for Accokeek and Clinton in southern Prince George’s County after a 16-inch water main break caused pressure loss. Around 3,600 customers are affected, and a water station has been established at Accokeek Academy. The advisory remains until water safety is confirmed.
- How the Supreme Court rulings could impact asylum
The Supreme Court's immigration rulings and their potential impact on asylum are discussed by Amna Nawaz with Doris Meissner, a senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute. Meissner previously held leadership roles at the Immigration and Naturalization Service under President Reagan and President Clinton.
- Biden, Bush, Clinton slated to attend Obama presidential center opening
Biden, Clinton, and Bush are set to attend the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, according to a report by the Chicago Sun-Times. A source familiar with the event confirmed their participation in the ceremony.
- Clinton’s Lincoln Bedroom Scandal Looks Quaint Now
The article compares the Clinton-era Lincoln Bedroom scandal from the 1990s to current perceptions of corruption under the second Trump administration. It suggests that the older scandal appears less severe by comparison.