Libby lawyers seek reporter records Monday, January 30, 2006 (UMST)

ATTORNEYS for former Dick Cheney chief of staff, Lewis Libby, have asked a judge to force prosecutors to hand over information they received from journalists. (Read More...   0 comments)

Abramoff graft gives Libby a run for his money Wednesday, January 04, 2006 (UMST)

THE LOBBYIST at the centre of a massive US bribery investigation copped a guilty plea yesterday after agreeing to cough up evidence that could implicate 20 or more mostly Republican federal politicians. (Read More...   0 comments)

Another career up in Plames Sunday, December 18, 2005 (UMST)

RIGHT-WING political commentator Robert Novak, who publicly revealed the identity of CIA operative Valerie Plame, has resigned from CNN and been offered a career lifeline by Fox News. (Read More...   0 comments)

Valerie victim of Plame game Sunday, December 11, 2005 (UMST)

VALERIE Plame’s retirement from the CIA on Friday drew the curtain on a two-decade career that had been in tatters since her identity was revealed by conservative columnist Robert Novak. (Read More...   0 comments)

Libby faithful climb aboard Scooter Sunday, November 20, 2005 (UMST)

DOZENS of political and business leaders will ‘kick in’ to a multi million dollar fund to help extract U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff from perjury and obstruction charges. (Read More...   0 comments)

Don't treat Libby specially: Democrats Wednesday, November 09, 2005 (UMST)

SENIOR Democrats sent a letter to President Bush on November 8 urging him not to give special treatment to anyone in the CIA leak case. (Read More...   0 comments)

Reporters May Get Hottest Seats At Cheney Aide's Trial Tuesday, November 08, 2005 (UMST)

Media Channel - New York,NY,USA ... But legal experts say Mr. Libby's attorneys, like any attorney trying to impugn the testimony of a witness in a criminal trial, will likely try to blunt the ... (Read More...   0 comments)

Bear Market: Price of Scooter Libby's Novel Soars at Amazon Tuesday, November 08, 2005 (UMST)

Who says alleged crime doesn't pay? I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby may or may not get a nice book sale out of his upcoming trial, but owners of out-of-print or autographed versions of his sole novel, The Apprentice, are looking to make a bundle right now. (Read More...   0 comments)