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Sen. Ted Stevens’ election defeat marks the end of an era in which he held a commanding place in Alaska politics while wielding power on some of the most influential committees in Congress.
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A federal judge dropped contempt charges Saturday against a Justice Department attorney after concluding he was not responsible for the government’s failure to...
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A federal judge held Justice Department attorneys in contempt Friday for failing to deliver documents to former Sen. Ted Stevens’ legal team.
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A federal judge says he will hold Justice Department attorneys in contempt for failing to deliver documents to former Sen. Ted Stevens’ legal team.
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Jurors in Sen. Ted Stevens’ corruption trial have knocked off a little early after sending a note to the judge saying deliberations have become “kind of...
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Two close friends of Sen. Ted Stevens schemed to conceal the fact that one was paying for expensive remodeling and repairs done at the senator’s cabin in Alaska,...
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The federal judge overseeing Ted Stevens’ corruption trial says he saw a lawyer making signals from the crowd to the lead witness against the Alaska senator.
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Employees of an oil services firm say they worked overtime to remodel Sen. Ted Stevens’ cabin in Alaska _ labor that prosecutors say wasn’t paid for by the...
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Sen. Ted Stevens’ jury has been chosen in his corruption trial.
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