Hayden faces Senate for CIA nomination amid military ties concerns
Gen. Michael Hayden, nominated to head the CIA, faces skepticism from Republicans and Democrats over a military background and ties to the warrantless surveillance program. House Speaker Hastert questioned a military leader leading the CIA, while Defense Secretary Rumsfeld backed Hayden as an experienced intelligence professional ahead of Senate confirmation hearings.
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Ex Ney aide Volz pleads guilty in Abramoff case
Neil Volz, ex chief of staff to U.S. Representative Bob Ney, pleaded guilty to conspiring to influence lawmakers in the Abramoff lobbying scandal. He and three other former aides to Ney and DeLay are cooperating with prosecutors as witnesses. Volz faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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