Ex-Speaker Hastert to plead guilty in hush money case
Former U S House Speaker Dennis Hastert plans to plead guilty to an indictment accusing him of arranging 3.5 million dollars in hush money to conceal past wrongdoing. The plea hearing is scheduled for October 28, with details potentially kept from public view.
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Hastert Plea Talks Face Key Bank Fraud Charges
The defense expects a written plea agreement by Monday as Judge Durkin schedules an Oct 28 hearing to alter the original plea. Details remain undisclosed, including counts, sentences, and whether talks will collapse or move to trial.
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Trump and Carson Press Two Hour Debate Demand
Donald Trump and Ben Carson threaten to boycott CNBC debate over a two hour format with no opening or closing statements and direct camera addresses. Ed Brookover says the rule email surprised the campaigns while CNBC defends aiming for substantive discussion and says they will consider candidates views.
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