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Closing arguments in John Edwards corruption trial

GREENSBORO, N.C. — A prosecutor used John Edwards’ own stump speech against him in closing arguments at his corruption trial today, saying the presidential candidate violated campaign finance laws meant to protect “the two Americas” in order to cover up a lurid sex scandal. Edwards is accused of orchestrating a scheme to take about $1 […]

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McNamee admits initially lying about steroids

McNamee admits initially lying about steroids FREDERIC J. FROMMER,Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Brian McNamee, the chief prosecution witness in the Roger Clemens perjury trial, conceded Thursday he initially lied about his involvement with steroids. In January 2007, McNamee sent an email to Jim Murray, an employee of the agency that represents Clemens, complaining about […]

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MPBN receives 5 Emmy Award nominations

The Maine Public Broadcasting Network has garnered five nominations from the 35th Boston/New England Emmy Awards. Three of the nominations were for programs created by MPBN staff, including a nomination in the Outstanding Education/Schools category for a piece on international student recruitment that appeared on Maine Watch with Jennifer Rooks. The science program Sustainable Maine” […]