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Mar 11

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Pressure Mounts on Spitzer to Resign Over Sex Scandal

Various New York lawmakers and newspapers called for Gov. Eliot Spitzer's resignation Tuesday, after he was linked to a prostitution ring Monday via a federal wiretap. Reporters discuss Spitzer's political career and the fallout from the scandal.

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Feb 21

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McCain Confronts Allegations of Close Ties to Lobbyist

On Thursday, presumptive GOP presidential nominee Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., challenged allegations that he had an improper relationship with a lobbyist that were raised in a New York Times article, calling it a "hit and run smear campaign."…

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Jan 28

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Is there anything positive for the small investor in Wall Street these days?

Question/Comment: Can you give any positive commentary to help reassure small investors that there is a reasonable chance to expect integrity when dealing with Wall Street? Paul Solman: More than in the past, say? I don’t see why. Here’s an…

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Jan 19

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Former Rep. Bob Ney Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison

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Former Ohio Republican Rep. Bob Ney was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in federal prison Friday for his role in the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal.

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Jan 04

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Democrats Hold Thin Majority in Senate as Congress Starts

The Democrats held a razor-thin majority of 50-49 Thursday as the 110th Senate convened, while Sen. Tim Johnson is still in critical but stable condition after heart surgery in December. The NewsHour reports on the Senate's opening day and the…

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Dec 08

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House Panel Finds Lawmakers Did Not Break Rules in Foley Scandal

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The House ethics committee criticized members and aides for leaving male pages vulnerable to Rep. Mark Foley's improper sexual advances even though the first concerns were reported more than a decade ago.

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Nov 14

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New Senate Leaders Prepare for Next Term

The newly elected members of the House had their freshman photograph taken Tuesday on Capitol Hill, while Senate Democrats elected their new leaders. Expert analyze the upcoming changes in the House and Senate.

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Oct 05

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House Starts Probe into Leadership Handling of Foley E-mails

One week after Rep. Mark Foley, R-Fla., resigned over explicit messages to a congressional page, the House ethics committee has launched an investigation into how the leadership handled the matter.

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Jun 01

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Pentagon Orders Iraqi Troops to Be Retrained

Army Gen. George W. Casey ordered all U.S. and allied troops to undergo training in battlefield ethics and values. The order follows allegations that U.S. Marines murdered 24 Iraqi civilians in Haditha last November.

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May 09

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Legislative Aide Admits He Tried to Illegally Influence His Boss for Abramoff

Neil Volz, a one-time chief of staff to Rep. Bob Ney (R-Ohio), admitted in court Monday that he tried illegally to influence his former boss on Jack Abramoff's behalf. Experts discuss the Abramoff trial and the impact of Volz's testimony.

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