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ust days after he was indicted on federal charges of using illegal campaign donations to conceal his mistress from voters, the U.S. Marshals Service on Wednesday released the mugshots of former Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C). Edwards, who was the 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee, pleaded not guilty to the charges. The six-count indictment triggered immediate criticism from a range of campaign finance and legal experts, who said the government’s case is unprecedented and appears weak. They questioned whether it would survive the fierce defense being mounted by Edwards’s lawyers, who contend that his actions did not constitute a crime.

John Allen Muhammad, the mastermind of the sniper attacks that terrorized the nation's capital region for three weeks in October 2002, was executed Tuesday.

Everyone in D.C. will be doing the John Wall dance when the Wizards make the Kentucky freshman the #1 pick. If he's as good as advertised, he just might save basketball in the nation's capital.

Internet standards expert and blogger John Pozadzides knows a thing or two about password security and he knows exactly how he'd hack the weak passwords you use all over the internet.

Jetset Magazine sits down with Daymond John of the ABC's Shark Tank for a one on one. Read the full story at www.jetsetmag.com/interviews/daymond-john.html d...

For a guy who’s demanding that everybody return to Washington to do their jobs in solving the Wall Street crisis, John McCain isn’t there very often himself. Of the 100 senators in D.C., John McCain is the lone claimant to the title of “worst attendance.”

Sen. John Kerry, who has repeatedly voted to raise taxes while in Congress, dodged a whopping six-figure state tax bill on his new multimillion-dollar yacht by mooring her in Newport, R.I.

Marine Staff Sgt. Frank D. Wuterich has filed a defamation lawsuit against Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.).

AND THEY WERE RIGHT! Guess I should have voted for that Barack Obama fellow, who promised to have them all out by 2011. The White House is offering to keep up to 10,000 troops in Iraq next year, U.S. officials say, despite opposition from many Iraqis and key Democratic Party allies who demand that President Barack Obama bring home the American military as promised.