Verdict casts doubt on reelection of longest-serving Republican senator. Oct. 27, 2008— -- Though a jury in Washington, D.C. has convicted Alaska Republican Sen. Ted Stevens on federal corruption ...

Current Senate leaders haven’t had to fight too hard for their jobs, but Republicans now face a real contest to replace Mitch McConnell. By Carl Hulse He was one of the state’s most powerful figures, ...

Attorney General Eric Holder has dropped the charges against Ted Stevens. Here are statements from Holder and from Steven's lawyer, Brendan Sullivan of Williams & Connolly. Clearly there has been ...

Stevens, who lives in Akron, never knows what each day on the job will bring. He goes to the operating room to photograph the Legos that a surgeon removed from a kid’s stomach. He goes camping with ...

Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Republican senator in U.S. history who lost his seat after a corruption conviction that was later dismissed, was killed Tuesday in a small plane crash in Alaska. He ...

"To hell with politics, just do what's right for Alaska," has long been the motto of Sen. Ted Stevens, currently the Senate's only convicted felon. As the Senate's longest-serving Republican, Stevens ...

The National Transportation Safety Board released three photographs Friday of the plane crash earlier this week that killed former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens. This image provided by the Alaska State ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Ted Stevens was remembered for touching many lives during his four decades as a U.S. senator and using his considerable clout to bring change to Alaska: from indoor toilets in ...

Ted Stevens resisted the idea that the airport named for him should also bear his likeness when he was alive, his daughter Lily Stevens Becker said. He didn’t care much for the fanfare. After his ...

Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Republican in the U.S. Senate when he was defeated for re-election in 2008, was a master at bringing home the bacon. His philosophy of governance was that as long as ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. The public reaction to Attorney General Eric Holder’s decision last week to dismiss the indictment of former ...