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Political 'tit for tat' illustrated at trial
Monday will mark Day 12 of the corruption trial of former Rep. William Jefferson, D-New Orleans.
Prosecutors play audiotapes at Jefferson's trial
Prosecutors are playing audiotapes of former Louisiana congressman William Jefferson talking with a woman about business deals he is accused of brokering in exchange for bribes.
Ex-Jefferson aide contradicts self
In a secretly recorded conversation played for the jury in the bribery trial of former U.S. Rep.
Steve Lunetta: The king of hypocrisy
For one column, I turn Dem-o-crat. I know it is difficult to accept, but I'm going to sit with Gary Horton at the Koffee Klatch and kibitz about another failed Republican.
William Jefferson's RAT-La activities cast as...
Prosecutors called five witnesses Friday they hope convinced jurors that former Rep.
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Bribery charges stand against ex-congressman's kin
A federal judge has refused to throw out bribery charges against the brother of a former Louisiana congressman.
Ensign: Speaking of Honor, and Counting the Spoons
Good old fashioned sex scandals are nothing new in Washington, D.C. Nor is Senator John Ensign the first to make a Mea Culpa speech to a caucus meeting.
SHOCKING: Fox News Labels Disgraced Republican Mark Sanford -- A Democrat
I think it's just automatic now. When a high-profile Republican gets into trouble, Fox News steps in to mislead their sheep viewers by labeling them as Democrats.
The Top Ten Demcorat Sex Scandals
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Nigerian Businessman Testifies That Congressman Sought Bribes
William Jefferson, a Democrat who represented parts of New Orleans, is on trial accused of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes.
Jefferson corruption trial in second week
His lawyers say former U.S. Rep. William Jefferson , D-La., won't get a fair trial on corruption charges unless he is allowed to use excerpts from an FBI tape.
Opening arguments set to begin Tuesday in Jefferson trial
It's the beginning of the legal end, so to speak, as attorneys on both sides of the William Jefferson trial prepare to make their opening statements Tuesday in the federal courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia.
A change of target? --- Robert Trout, the lead attorney for former Rep. William Jefferson, says that when Virginia businesswoman Lori Mody went to the FBI in March 2005 to complain that she may have been the victim of fraud, her complaint wasn't about Jefferson but about iGate CEO Vernon Jackson and Brett Pfeffer, her $700,000-a-year financial ...
Witness: Jefferson veiled bribes
A Kentucky businessman testified Wednesday he paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in "consulting fees" to the wife of a former Louisiana congressman that were nothing but thinly veiled bribes.
Leader of Cao recall effort says he isn't giving up
A leader of the effort to recall a New Orleans congressman who voted against President Barack Obama's stimulus package says the petition drive has been hampered by publicity about a state attorney general's opinion, which says members of Congress cannot be recalled.
Opening arguments for the trial of former Louisiana Congressman William Jefferson commenced June 16, 2009 at the Albert V. Bryan United States Courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia.
Witness Says He Bribed Ex-Rep. Jefferson
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A witness in the bribery trial of a former Louisiana congressman says he paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to the congressman's wife in bribes described as "consulting fees." William Jefferson is on trial in federal court in Virginia and accused of taking bribes and other crimes.
Mose Jefferson Fights To Keep His Lawyer
A former Louisiana congressman's brother charged in a racketeering conspiracy case is fighting to keep his lawyer and preserve an Aug.
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Trial begins for former Congressman
Opening statements are scheduled in the trial of a former Louisiana congressman charged with bribery after federal agents found $90,000 in cash in his freezer.