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Former NYPD commissioner Kerik pleads guilty to lying to White House

Former New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik on Thursday pleaded guilty to charges of lying to Bush administration officials who vetted his unsuccessful 2004 nomination to be homeland security secretary.

Former NYPD commissioner Kerik indicted

Former New York police commissioner Bernard Kerik was indicted on charges of making false statements to White House officials vetting him for the secretary's seat at the Department of Homeland Security in 2004, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

Kerik pleads not guilty in new corruption indictment

Former New York City police Commissioner Bernard Kerik pleaded not guilty in federal court Monday to a revised indictment charging him in a corruption and tax evasion case, according to a spokesman for the New York District Attorney.

Romney to Huckabee: You're no Reagan

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney blasted a rising challenger in the Iowa caucuses Monday, painting former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee as a tax-raising, illegal immigrant-coddling liberal and defending his own commitment to conservative causes.

Time.com: Rudy Giuliani's Kerik Problem

The former mayor is staking his campaign on leadership skills, but his loyalty to his disgraced former top cop raises questions

Publisher says she was told to lie to protect Giuliani

Senior executives at News Corp. urged publisher Judith Regan to lie to investigators about ex-New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik in order to protect Rudy Giuliani's presidential ambitions, Regan alleges in a lawsuit filed this week.

Ex-Giuliani protege Kerik pleads not guilty

Former New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik said Friday that he's ready to fight federal charges of conspiracy, tax fraud and making false statements.

Time.com: Will Rudy's Get-Tough Image Backfire?

The arrest of a state campaign chairman highlights potential problems for the law-and-order candidate

CNNMoney: Would you fail the 'Nanny test'?

Bernard Kerik, the would-be Homeland Security chief, is only the most recent in a long line of candidates for high office to be doomed by the so-called nanny tax.

Inside Kerik's fall

In calculating his odds of getting confirmed as Secretary of Homeland Security, former New York City police commissioner Bernard Kerik and his advisers had reckoned they could handle the issue of Kerik's reputation for occasional lapses of judgment in personal matters.

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