DeLay appears in court as judge recusal bid starts
Rep. Tom DeLay faced a brief court appearance as his lawyers pressed to move the case to a different judge citing donations to Democrats and liberal groups. Judge Bob Perkins deferred further actions to a state admin judge, with a plea of innocent to follow in court later.
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Mother pleads innocent to murder charges in bay death
Lashuan Harris 23, seen dropping three young sons into San Francisco Bay, pleads innocent to three counts of murder with special circumstances. She is held without bail as investigations and court hearings proceed. two boys remain missing.
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Immigrant workers on military bases spark security concerns
Scores of illegal immigrants employed by private contractors on bases such as Fort Bragg Camp Lejeune and Seymour Johnson were arrested or deported over the past year. Officials caution bases could be vulnerable to exploitation while defense analysts call for expanded outsourcing and tighter background checks amid ongoing investigations.
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Times Editor Faults Miller In CIA Leak Probe
Prosecutors learned of a key meeting before testimony as Judith Miller turned over notes only after seeing White House records. Executive Editor Bill Keller said he misjudged Miller’s involvement and could have probed deeper. Fitzgerald’s probe into Valerie Plame’s identity widens with a new public mandate record.
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