Aamer Madhani

White House Reporter, USA Today

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Father, husband, reporter living in the mean streets of Upper NW DC. I cover the White House for USA TODAY. Former Baghdad correspondent. Suffering @Cubs fan

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@ccamia poses the question: Can John Edwards find new life in legal world? usat.ly/14xnLAq via @USATODAY

Can John Edwards find new life in legal world?

usatoday.com — Democrat John Edwards was acquitted in May 2012 on a charge of misusing campaign funds to cover up an affair. (Photo: Chuck Burton, AP) WASHINGTON - John Edwards said last year after his criminal trial on campaign finance charges that he believed he could still do some good with his life.
RT @jonward11: As Miller rose from hearing table to confer with staff during break in testimony, his jaw was visibly clenched
Obama to meet with SecDef Hagel, Gen. Martin Dempsey, and other military brass this afternoon to discuss sexual assault in the military

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usatoday.com — A Norwegian man fatally shot at least 85 people at an island retreat before being arrested, while explosion in Oslo killed 7. Catholic Diocese of Orange offers $50M to buy Rev. Robert Schuller's famous church. AARP is helping Boomers with a list of the most affordable and desirable places.
RT @alangomez: Makes sense MT @JohnCornyn Team Cornyn softball team was scheduled to play the IRS team on Friday, "the Cheetahs." Game has…
Obama says acting #IRS commissioner Steven Miller has resigned

Suspect in Fort Hood prostitution ring identified

usatoday.com — WASHINGTON -- The Army is investigating Sgt. 1st Class Gregory McQueen, a sexual abuse educator at Ft. Hood, Texas, for running a small-time prostitution ring and sexually assaulting another soldier, seniormilitary officials have confirmed. The military officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the case is under investigation and McQueen has not been charged with a crime.
RT @reidepstein: Obama seeking press shield law now because "he thinks it is an appropriate time to work with the Senate," Carney says.
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