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US Congressman Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
A US congressman pleaded guilty to felony tax evasion on Tuesday, the latest stain for a lawmaker dogged by controversy but who won re-election last month despite indictment on criminal charges.
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US Congressman, who threatened to 'break' a reporter 'in half', apologises
U.S. Representative Michael Grimm, a former Marine who threatened to throw a television reporter over a balcony after an interview in the Capitol, apologized on Wednesday and said he had overreacted.
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'I'll break you in half,' politician threatens reporter
U.S. Representative Michael Grimm was caught on a television camera saying to a reporter, "I'll break you in half," after he was asked in an interview about a federal investigation into campaign finance violations.
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Pentagon recalls furloughed workers as US shutdown lengthens
The Pentagon said it will recall most of its furloughed employees as a US government shutdown went into its fifth day with no signs of an end to the impasse.
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US shutdown: Barack Obama calls on Congress to stop 'farce', end impasse
President Barack Obama today called on the lower chamber of Congress to "stop this farce" and end the US government shutdown by unconditionally approving a federal budget.
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US Congressman Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
A US congressman pleaded guilty to felony tax evasion on Tuesday, the latest stain for a lawmaker dogged by controversy but who won re-election last month despite indictment on criminal charges.
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US Congressman, who threatened to 'break' a reporter 'in half', apologises
U.S. Representative Michael Grimm, a former Marine who threatened to throw a television reporter over a balcony after an interview in the Capitol, apologized on Wednesday and said he had overreacted.
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'I'll break you in half,' politician threatens reporter
U.S. Representative Michael Grimm was caught on a television camera saying to a reporter, "I'll break you in half," after he was asked in an interview about a federal investigation into campaign finance violations.
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Pentagon recalls furloughed workers as US shutdown lengthens
The Pentagon said it will recall most of its furloughed employees as a US government shutdown went into its fifth day with no signs of an end to the impasse.
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US shutdown: Barack Obama calls on Congress to stop 'farce', end impasse
President Barack Obama today called on the lower chamber of Congress to "stop this farce" and end the US government shutdown by unconditionally approving a federal budget.
