Meeting Specter, Goodell Defends Destroying Tapes
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N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell told Senator Arlen Specter face-to-face that he does not regret destroying the tapes in a case involving the New England Patriots.
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CIA Director Michael V. Hayden told lawmakers privately last week that three White House lawyers were briefed in 2004 about the existence of videotapes showing the interrogation of two al-Qaeda figures, and they urged the agency to be "cautious" about destroying the tapes, according to sources...
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NEW YORK -- The NFL has received and destroyed all materials it requested from the New England Patriots concerning videotaping of opponents' sidelines, and a league spokesman said the team was unlikely to face any further sanctions.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Players Association headÃÂ Gene Upshaw defend the league's disability plan before a Senate committee Tuesday.
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Phil Spector, the music producer, compared a prosecutor to Adolf Hitler yesterday after appearing in court charged with the murder of an actress.
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Senator Arlen Specter finally met with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell yesterday to discuss the league's handling of its investigation into "Spygate," and according to Specter, he was told the Patriots' taping of opposing teams' signals had been going on since 2000, when Bill Belichick took over as coach.
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The hearing on Friday will be to determine if the destruction of the tapes violated a 2005 court order.
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Critics seeking to keep moderate  Pennsylvania Republican Arlen Specter from chairing the Senate  Judiciary Committee were broadening their offensive on Friday  by attacking his record on curbing lawsuits.
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Patriots Coach Bill Belichick has denied suggestions by a former employee that his club taped the St. Louis Ramsâ walkthrough before the 2002 Super Bowl.
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LOS ANGELES  &#151; Phil Spector's lawyers filed papers Tuesday asking the judge to tell jurors in the music producer's trial in the death of actress Lana Clarkson that they have two choices: either guilty of murder, or not.
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Lawyers for rock 'n' roll producer Phil Spector tried Tuesday to seal from public view the transcript of grand jury testimony that led to him being charged with murdering a B-movie actress.
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With coach Bill Belichick mired in a messy affair that could be titled, "Football, Spies, and Videotape," Patriots players deflected cheating charges yesterday, saying that ultimately it's what happens on the field that decides games.
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Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), who expects to head the Judiciary Committee next year, moved yesterday to quell an uproar over comments that were widely interpreted as warning President
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Deciphering the depth and breadth of the New England Patriotsâ electronic taping habits still largely rests with a former video assistant being prodded to talk from several angles.
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Patriots Coach Bill Belichick has denied suggestions by a former employee that his club taped St. Louis's walkthrough before the 2002 Super Bowl.
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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's Democratic rival Thursday defended his campaign's decision to download a recording of a private meeting in which the governor chattered about "very hot" mixed-race personalities.
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The White House on Wednesday defended its response to disclosures about the CIA's destruction of videotapes that showed harsh interrogations of two terrorism suspects.