Congressman Bob Ney coughing a plea, House Republican leader Tom DeLay quitting under indictment.

NPR: Democrats Pledge to Raise Ethics; Experts Await

House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) and House Administration Committee chair Bob Ney (R-OH) are just the latest walking proof.

NPR: The Volatile Mix of Politics and Golf

Blast-resistant windows protected many workers at the Pentagon from flying glass, according to House Administration Committee Chairman Bob Ney, Republican of Ohio.

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Bob Ney had never been indicted and he had proclaimed his innocence.

NPR: Ney Nixes Re-election Bid

Ohio Republican Bob Ney pleaded guilty in the Abramoff scandal, and a Justice Department ethics probe of Pennsylvania Republican Curt Weldon became public.

NPR: Voters Tell Washington that Ethics Matter

Bob Ney, the Republican Congressman from Ohio linked to the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal, says he will not run for reelection this fall.

NPR: Ney Nixes Re-election Bid

Last night Ohio Republican Bob Ney announced that he will step down for the time being as chair of the House Administration Committee.

NPR: The Abramoff Case's Partisan Fallout

In Ohio's 18th Congressional District, Democrat Zack Space defeated Republican Joy Padgett for the seat formerly held by GOP Rep. Bob Ney, CNN projected.

CNN: Democrats to take control of House, CNN projects

In the rest of Ohio, Democrats are targeting two sophomore Republicans: Steve Chabot in the Cincinnati-based 1st District and Bob Ney in the eastern 18th.

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NPR's Peter Overby has this report on Ohio Republican Bob Ney.

NPR: Scrutiny Falls on Those Close to Lobbyist

For example, Ohio Republican Bob Ney, the so-called Representative Number One in the plea, is chairman of the House Administration Committee, sort of the mayor of the House side of Capitol Hill.

NPR: Abramoff Plea Reverberates Throughout Capitol Hill

One who has already paid a price, while still protesting his innocence, is Republican Bob Ney of Ohio, who stepped down this week as chairman of the House Administration Committee (the so-called "mayor of Capitol Hill").

NPR: Signs of a Wider, Deeper Scandal in Congress

Bob Ney, R-Ohio, and Albert Wynn, D-Maryland.

CNN: House to take up campaign finance reform

Bob Ney of Ohio pleaded guilty.

NPR: A Year of Ethics Lapses in Congress

Mr. CHRIS REDFERN (State Democratic Party): Joy Paget is the right person for the job because she spent the better part of the last two years supporting Bob Ney, resisting the accusations that have been leveled against him, carrying water for him every step of the way.

NPR: Ney Nixes Re-election Bid

The chair of the Ohio Republican Party, Bob Bennett, agrees Paget would be a strong replacement now that Ney has announced he's not running.

NPR: Ney Nixes Re-election Bid