Politics Mar 06 Former Rep. Schock to repay funds in exchange for dropped charges By Sara Burnett, Associated Press
Politics Mar 20 DOJ opens investigation into Rep. Aaron Schock’s finances WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is investigating the congressional expenses and business dealings of Rep. Aaron Schock, and FBI agents have begun issuing subpoenas to potential witnesses, a person familiar with the case told The Associated Press on Friday. By Jack Gillum, Stephen Braun, Associated Press
Politics Mar 18 LaHood, ex-congressman’s son, to vie for Schock’s seat The son of former White House cabinet member Ray LaHood emerged as the leading contender Wednesday to replace U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock, as two other potential candidates abandoned thoughts of seeking the seat that is coming open after a spending… By Kerry Lester, Associated Press
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Politics Mar 17 After ‘Downton Abbey’ scandal, Rep. Aaron Schock to resign from Congress Republican Rep. Aaron Schock of Illinois says he's resigning his House seat amid questions about his spending. By Donna Cassata, Associated Press
Feb 28 Schock repays government 40k for ‘Downton Abbey’ office decor By Jack Gillum and Stephen Braun, Associated Press Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock, a rising star in the Republican Party, has been under scrutiny for using taxpayer money to pay for the redecorating, as well as using his official and campaign funds for flights on donor-owned planes and concert… Continue reading
Feb 23 AP: Lawmaker with lavish decor billed private planes, concerts By Jack Gillum and Stephen Braun, Associated Press Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock, a rising Republican star already facing an ethics inquiry, has spent taxpayer and campaign funds on flights aboard private planes owned by some of his key donors, The Associated Press has found. Continue reading
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