Prosecutor weighs indictments against top Bush aides

Working against the clock, US special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald is weighing criminal charges against top presidential aides at the end of a two-year investigation that put the White House in a state of high suspense.

Working against the clock, US special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald is weighing criminal charges against top presidential aides at the end of a two-year investigation that put the White House in a state of high suspense.

Fitzgerald raced against an expiration of the grand jury that has been investigating the exposure of covert CIA officer Valerie Plame’s identity.

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