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Dominican police: Women were paid to lie about Sen. Robert Menendez
March 19th, 2013
12:39 AM ET
62 days ago

Dominican police: Women were paid to lie about Sen. Robert Menendez

(CNN) – Three woman in the Dominican Republic were paid to claim, falsely, that they had sex with U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, police said in a statement Monday.

The women were paid by attorney Melanio Figueroa, who worked with Miguel Galvan, another attorney, they said.

Galvan has previously said that another lawyer asked him to assist in a divorce case by finding "witnesses" to claim they had sex with Menendez for money.

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'Words are ... inadequate,' Obama tells families of Colorado shooting victims
President Barack Obama is greeted by Sen. Mark Udall, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates after arriving at Buckley Air Force Base Sunday in Aurora, Colorado.
July 22nd, 2012
08:47 PM ET
301 days ago

'Words are ... inadequate,' Obama tells families of Colorado shooting victims

(CNN) - In Aurora, Colorado, to comfort victims of last week's deadly theater shooting, President Barack Obama on Sunday pledged the support of the nation.

He spoke after meeting with the victims and their families at the University of Colorado Hospital, one of several area medical centers that treated patients after the attack early Friday inside a packed auditorium of theater-goers.

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Filed under: Colorado • President Obama
November 3rd, 2010
12:02 AM ET
929 days ago

Democrats keep control of the Senate, CNN projects

(CNN) – Democrats narrowly clung to their Senate majority Tuesday, staving off Republican wins in several key states, CNN projected, based on its analysis of exit poll data.

Republicans made significant headway, riding a wave of voter discontent to gain at least six Senate seats. But they fell short in their bid to oust Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, CNN projected.
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Filed under: 2010 • The Latest Calls