Today's top story
China: Chinese
official allegedly hides $33M in bribes
Associated Press
Associated Press
Investigators in
China have found more than 200 million yuan ($33 million) in cash at the home
of an energy official accused of receiving bribes, in the country's largest
cash seizure ever, a senior prosecutor said Friday.
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