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NEWS ABOUT: Valerie Plame

Valerie Plame stories: 44 news summaries

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Libby Draws
30 Months,
$250K Fine

Judge says VP's
former right-hand man 'got off course'

Jun 5, 07 12:44 PM CDT
(Newser) - The vice president's ex-chief of staff will spend 30 months in prison and pay a $250,000 fine for lying to federal investigators about his role in blowing a CIA agent's cover. Judge Reggie Walton cited "overwhelming evidence" of Scooter Libby's guilt in sentencing him today on charges of... More »

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Bush administration • Valerie Plame • Patrick Fitzgerald • CIA leak investigation • Reggie Walton • Lewis Scooter Libby • perjury

Give Scooter
a Jail Break

One group's rooting for probation as the man who wouldn't snitch
is sentenced

Jun 5, 07 7:10 AM CDT
(Newser) - With Scooter Libby facing sentencing today for perjury in the Valerie Plame affair, Salon's Joseph Cooper asks his English class at the Webster Correctional Institution in Connecticut what punishment they would impose. The student cons go for probation, on the grounds that Libby's only crime was that he didn't snitch. More »

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Valerie Plame • White House • Lewis Scooter Libby • sentencing • perjury • press leaks

Plame Files Suit Against CIA

Ex-spy, publisher accuse agency
of interfering
with her memoir

May 31, 07 4:48 PM CDT
(Newser) - The former CIA agent whose cover was blown, leading to the perjury conviction of the vice president's former top aide, is suing the agency for interfering with the publication of her memoir. Valerie Plame Wilson and Simon & Schuster, the publisher of Fair Game, filed suit in federal... More »

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CIA • Valerie Plame • investigation • CIA leak investigation • Simon and Schuster • Lewis Scooter Libby • lawsuit

Dems Score
With Subpoenas

They can't pass bills, but they can sure
hold hearings

Mar 20, 07 9:03 AM CDT
(Newser) - Democrats haven't managed to score with a single one of the bills drafted in their giddy first 100 hours, but playing hardball with hearings has proved more fruitful. In cranking up the congressional oversight machinery, write Richard Simon and Noam Levey, they've dominated headlines and applied pressure to the administration. More »

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Bush administration • ethics • Congress • Valerie Plame • investigation • Democrats • Congressional oversight • Democratic Congress • Congressional hearings • subpoena • Walter Reed Army Medical Center • George W. Bush

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