Back on the Witness Stand, Michael Madigan Rejects Bribery and Quid Pro Quo Allegations in Corruption Trial
As Michael Madigan returned to the witness stand for his second day of testimony Wednesday in his ongoing corruption trial, he told jurors outright that he “would not be involved in a quid pro quo.“
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Jurors to hear tape of Madigan saying ComEd contractors ‘made out like bandits’Throughout his five-decade career in politics, former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan received hundreds of requests ...
BRS working president says he has full faith in the judiciary, slams Revanth Reddy for misusing investigative agencies for ...
Amazon has agreed to pat $40 million to license a Melania Trump documentary, as Jeff Bezos makes overtures to Trump.
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Team Valor Finalizing Purchase Of South African Champion Filly Quid Pro QuoLed by Barry Irwin, stable previously enjoyed success with South African champion filly Ipi Tombe, a 2002 acquisition ...
A new report from the city comptroller found a “staggering” number of buildings missing required permits, but the Turkish ...
For Madigan, a call to the stand was an apparent opportunity to distance himself from long-time confidant Michael McClain and inform a jury of eight women and four men, who will ultimately decide his ...
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