Blagojevich begins 14 year prison term in Colorado
Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich walks into the Federal Correctional Institution Englewood in Littleton to begin a 14 year sentence on 18 counts including trying to trade Obama’s Senate seat. He will serve at least 85 percent, face a cell with up to three inmates, and perform a low wage prison job.
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Littleton
Colo
Illinois
Rod Blagojevich
Colorado
Blagojevich
Federal Correctional Institution
Englewood
Denver
Barack Obama
U.S
Senate
Chicago
Jeff Skilling
Enron
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Chris Burke
FBI
Jim Marcus
Pal
Amy
Anne
Marcus
Federal Correctional Institution Englewood
Open records fight over bin Laden raid details continues
After the 2011 Abbottabad raid, the Obama administration has refused to release FOIA materials on bin Laden, the raid planning, and the shipboard burial. The AP has sought photographs, emails, and documents from the Pentagon, CIA, and NSC, with limited results and ongoing appeals.
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Washington
Osama bin Laden
U.S
bin Laden
Abbottabad
Pakistan
Obama
Associated Press
Pentagon
al-Qaida
U.S. Special Operations Command
Tampa
Fla
Navy Command
San Diego
Carl Vinson
Defense Department
Geronimo
William McRaven
Joint Special Operations Command
Defense
Robert Cates
Gates
White House
Barack Obama
CIA
Doctors Challenge New Mexico Right to Die Law
Two physicians from the University of New Mexico Health Science Center filed a legal challenge in Albuquerque seeking to prescribe life ending medication to terminally ill patients. The suit argues the existing statute does not clearly prohibit physicians from aiding dying, with support from ACLU New Mexico and Compassion & Choices.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Katherine Morris
Aroop Mangalik
State District Court
University of New Mexico Health Science Center
Morris
Oregon
Compassion & Choices
Kathryn Tucker
Tucker
American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico
New Mexico Supreme Court
Phil Sisneros
Gary King
Washington
Montana
Supreme Court
Mangalik
First defendant sentenced in NM gun smuggling case
The first defendant in a Columbus New Mexico gun smuggling case was sentenced to 46 months by Judge Robert Brack. The case links former police chief Angelo Vega former Mayor Eddie Espinoza and former trustee Blas Gutierrez among 14 charged in a cache of about 200 firearms sent to Mexican drug gangs.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico
Columbus
Vicente Carreon
Robert Brack
Carreon
Albuquerque Journal
Brack
U.S
Nathan Lichvarcik
Mexico
Lichvarcik
Angelo Vega
Eddie Espinoza
Blas Gutierrez
Chaparral
Gutierrez
el Paso
Texas
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Espinoza
Vega
Betty Debnam
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