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U.S. Representative Charles Rangel sued House Speaker John Boehner and six other lawmakers, saying evidence was withheld from a House probe that led to Rangel’s censure for several ethics violations.
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Edward I. Koch, the outspoken three- term New York mayor who led the biggest U.S. city from the brink of bankruptcy in the late 1970s and boosted the spirits of crime-weary residents, has died. He was 88.
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U.S. House ethics investigators recommended that New York Representative Charles Rangel be reprimanded for ethical violations, the chairman of the investigative subcommittee said today.
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A congressional ethics panel’s deliberations on whether U.S. Representative Charles Rangel broke House rules entered a second day today.
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The U.S. House of Representatives ethics committee is scheduled to decide tomorrow whether to punish Congressman Charles Rangel , a New York Democrat found guilty of 11 counts of violating House rules.
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The U.S. House ethics committee submitted its report on Representative Charles Rangel of New York to the full chamber today, paving the way for a vote by lawmakers on whether to censure him for ethical violations.
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Stanford University withdrew its application from New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s competition to bring an engineering school to the city.
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A U.S. House ethics subcommittee began closed-door deliberations on ethics allegations against Representative Charles Rangel of New York, who boycotted its hearing earlier today after being denied a postponement.
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Jay Levy, who worked with his father, then his son, to publish an economics-forecasting newsletter, now in its seventh decade, that predicted the collapse in housing and latest recession, has died. He was 90.
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The U.S. House is being asked to censure Democratic Representative Charles Rangel of New York for violating ethics rules, the first time the chamber will sit in judgment of a member in eight years.
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