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eights" - Senate Majority Leader McConnell, House Speaker Pelosi, "and the top Republicans and Democrats on the t

officials "conducted the closed-door briefing for a group of lawmakers dubbed the 'gang of eights" - Senate Majority Leader McConnell, House Speaker Pelosi, "and the top Republicans and Democrats on the two intelligence committees." While none of the lawmakers would comment on the briefing, Senate Mino

izzled out, and no one was ever charged." The investigation began after the Chicago Sun-Times "published a blockbuster story that rattled then-Mayor Richard M. Daley: His pal Oscar D'Angelo had collected $480,000 or more 'to broker a lucrative deal' allowing the W.H. Smith company to keep operating shops for tra

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urg Replacement. News accounts are casting House Speaker Pelosi's response to a reporter's question Sunday as an

ing to state records." Meanwhile, "liberal activists have said prosecutors are turning honest mistakes into federal crimes." OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS Pelosi Doesn't Rule Out Impeaching Trump To Stop Ginsburg Replacement. News accounts are casting House Speaker Pelosi's response to a reporter's question S

." Former Aide To Richard Daley Tied To Federal Corruption Investigation In Chicago. EFTA00148952 The Chicago Sun-Times (9/18, 875K) reports When Richard M. Daley was mayor of Chicago, "one of his most powerful - if least visible - aides was Victor Reyes, Daley's City Hall patronage chief." Reyes, now a major

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urg Replacement. News accounts are casting House Speaker Pelosi's response to a reporter's question Sunday as an

of machine guns." Former Aide To Richard Daley Tied To Federal Corruption Investigation In Chicago. The Chicago Sun-Times (9/18, 875K) reports When Richard M. Daley was mayor of Chicago, "one of his most powerful - if least visible - aides was Victor Reyes, Daley's City Hall patronage chief." Reyes, now a major