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Opening Arguments Begin In Roger Clemens Perjury Trial

Clemens Acquittal Is The Latest Blow For Sports

Roger Clemens, acquitted on all counts. A five-year investigation ended with the top pitcher of his generation celebrating with family hugs inside the courtroom.

2012/06/19

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Jury Resumes Deliberations In Clemens Trial

Jurors will resume deliberations in the Roger Clemens perjury trial after a four-day break.

2012/06/18

Roger Clemens Obstruction-Perjury Trial Begins In Washington

Clemens Prosecutors Challenge Wife In Closing

In their final attempt to convince jurors that Roger Clemens lied to Congress, prosecutors basically called his wife a liar too, challenging her testimony just before the case went to the jury.

2012/06/13

Closing Arguments Ahead In Clemens Case

After eight weeks, jurors are finally getting to hear closing arguments in the Roger Clemens perjury trial Tuesday, and they are expected to begin deliberations later in the day.

2012/06/12

Debbie Clemens Backs Up Husband In Trial

Lawyers on both sides of the Roger Clemens case are ready for key testimony from Debbie Clemens about her husband’s alleged use of HGH, as the defense nears the end of its case.

2012/06/08

Brian McNamee, Roger Clemens' former strength coach, arrives to testify in the perjury and obstruction trial of former major league baseball pitcher Roger Clemens on May 14, 2012 in Washington, D.C. (credit: Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)

Wife Contradicts Witness In Clemens Trial

The Roger Clemens perjury trial at its core pits one man’s word against another’s. Now the estranged wife of one of them, Clemens’ accuser Brian McNamee, is weighing in as a defense witness.

2012/06/07

Clemens Gets Boost From Scientist’s Testimony

Roger Clemens’ defense may have regained the momentum in his perjury trial when a scientist testified that the government’s physical evidence against the former pitcher could have been contaminated.

2012/06/06

Photo of former First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, taken in 1997. (credit: Paul J. Richards/AFP/Getty Images)

National Archives Celebrates Former First Ladies

The National Archives is marking what would have been the 100th birthdays of two former first ladies — Pat Nixon and Lady Bird Johnson — with displays of rare photos and other objects.

2012/06/05

Clemens Loses Bid To Have Issa Testify In Trial

U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton almost made it sound like he was doing Roger Clemens’ lawyers a favor when he ruled that they can’t call Rep. Darrell Issa as a witness.

2012/06/05

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Former Employee Torches McKinney Dollar Tree Store, Says Company Has Been Following Him

Police suspect a disgruntled Dollar Tree ex-employee walked into the business with a bottle of lighter fluid and torched it Monday afternoon.

2012/06/04

Clemens Turns To Manager & Massage Therapist

Defense attorneys used a former baseball manager and a massage therapist to argue that Roger Clemens didn’t change much physically late in his career.

2012/06/01

Former Clemens Catchers Back Him Up At Trial

Two catchers who were teammates of pitcher Roger Clemens said he played with integrity and refused to cut corners, the opposite of the image painted by prosecutors of a man who cheated to gain an edge and then lied about it to Congress.

2012/05/31

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