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Jury selection in R. Kelly’s trial began Monday inside a 25th-floor courtroom at the Dirksen Federal Building, where the 55-year-old Chicago native stands accused of multiple child pornography-related charges, as well as conspiracy to obstruct justice and enticing a minor to engage in criminal sexual activity. ....
A day after R. Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison following his racketeering conviction in New York, a federal judge has denied a request to throw out additional charges against the R&B singer ahead of his upcoming trial in Chicago. ....
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The state legislators negotiating the new massive energy reform bill were said to have made real progress at their Tuesday working group meeting last week. Shortly before that meeting began, a legislator who is a longtime union ally and is involved in the talks told me the consensus was that a pound of flesh would have to be extracted from Exelon, which wants more subsidies for two nuclear power plants and has been under a dark ethics cloud as the US Attorney s office probes its and its subsidiary ComEd s Statehouse activities. Well, lawmakers may want to increase the weight of that flesh to be extracted after a routine federal court hearing was rocked by a bombshell that could complicate the negotiations. ....
The state legislators negotiating a massive new energy reform bill for Illinois are said to have made real progress at their Tuesday working group meeting this past week. Shortly before the meeting began, a legislator who is a longtime union ally and involved in the talks told me the consensus was that “a pound of flesh” would have to be extracted from Exelon, which wants more subsidies for two nuclear power plants and has been under a dark ethics cloud as the U.S. attorney’s office probes it and its subsidiary ComEd’s Statehouse activities. Well, lawmakers may want to increase the weight of that flesh to be extracted after a routine federal court hearing was rocked by a bombshell that could complicate the negotiations. ....