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The Two-Way
Prosecutor Who Led Ill-Fated Ted Stevens Case To Leave Justice Department
April 16, 2012 William Welch was criticized for his oversight of the corruption case against the Alaska senator that ended in collapse. He has told associates he will leave the Department of Justice.
Political Junkie
Alaska Deadlock Shows Tea Party Can't Be Counted Out
August 25, 2010 Sen. Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican, was supposed to cruise to renomination in Tuesday's primary. Instead, she is trailing her Tea Party/Sarah Palin-backed opponent. There are still 16,000 absentee ballots to be counted.
It's All Politics
Rostenkowski, Stevens Might Not Have Been Giants, But ...
August 12, 2010 The deaths of two old-school lawmakers this week, both of whom had been touched by scandal but also knew how to work across party lines to get things done, underscores how their kind is close to extinction.
The Two-Way
Horrible Details Of Ted Stevens Crash Emerge
August 11, 2010 Horrifying details of what survivors of Ted Stevens' airplane crash experienced emerged Wednesday. It included a 13-year old survivor who was only feet away from his father when he died.
The Two-Way
O'Keefe, Teenage Son Survive Alaska Crash
August 10, 2010 Former NASA administrator, Sean O'Keefe and his teenage son survived an Alaskan air plane crash.
The Two-Way
Ted Stevens, 86, Dead In Alaska Plane Crash
August 10, 2010 Former Sen. Ted Stevens, 86, died in a Alaska plane crash during a fishing trip.
The Two-Way
Rescuers At Ted Stevens Alaska Crash Site
August 10, 2010 Rescuers arrived at the Alaska crash site of the plane carrying ex-Sen. Ted Stevens and 8 others.
Blog Of The Nation
Weekly Dose of Political Junkie
July 30, 2008 NPR's political editor Ken Rudin joins us to talk about the presidential campaign, and other political news. And this week is spicy, spicy!
