Abramoff pleads guilty in broad corruption case
Lobbyist Jack Abramoff pleaded guilty to three felonies and agreed to cooperate in a probe about as many as 20 lawmakers and aides. He admitted lavish gifts to officials in exchange for acts, including payments to aid blocking legislation for a DeLay aide. He faces further charges in Miami over 2000 casino boat purchases.
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Abramoff plea may reshape political landscape this year
The Abramoff plea and related cooperation threaten Republicans in a charged election year. Analysts compare the fallout to past scandals as lawmakers face possible convictions, with Tony Scanlon and others facing restitution and tax penalties. House Speaker Hastert plans to donate Abramoff contributions to charity amid the probe.
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States push extensions for college-age health coverage
A House committee unanimously recommended passage of Michelle's Law to require insurers to keep college students on parental plans during medical leaves. The vote comes as lawmakers note 18 to 24 year olds comprise the nation’s fastest-growing uninsured group, with 30 percent lacking coverage in 2003.
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Alito proves you don't have to be loud to leave your mark
President Bush's Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito emerges as a cautious, highly respected jurist admired for restraint and fairness. Colleagues describe him as smart and measured, with strong conservative leanings yet open to hearing all sides. His past shows a steady, incremental approach and a loyal, low-key demeanor that belies deep ambition.
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