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U.S. Senator Larry Craig (R-Idaho). Craig announced his resignation on September 1. (Reuters Photo)

Sen. Larry E. Craig yesterday appealed a Minnesota judge's decision to bar him from withdrawing his guilty plea to a disorderly-conduct charge stemming from his June arrest in an airport men's room sex sting.

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VIDEO | Sen. Larry Craig (R-Idaho) leaves a voicemail message on Saturday, Sept. 1, that reveals his plan to reconsider resigning from the Senate.

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VIDEO | Sen. Larry Craig Announces Resignation

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VIDEO | Harry Smith speaks with chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer about Sen. Larry Craig's resignation and how the popularity of Hillary Clinton's husband will impact her presidential campaign.

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POLICE AUDIO | Craig's Interrogation

Despite Court Defeat, Craig Vows to Remain in Senate (Post, October 5, 2007, Page A01)

Confessions Not Always Clad in Iron (By Shankar Vedantam, October 1, 2007, Page A03)

Craig Begins Court Challenge: Judge to Rule Next Week on Idaho Senator's Bid to Drop Plea (Post, September 27, 2007, Page A08)

Minn. Prosecutor Argues Sen. Craig Understood Plea (Post, September 24, 2007; 5:56 PM)

Craig Asks Court to Waive His Guilty Plea (Post, September 11, 2007, Page A02)

Craig's About-Face Worries GOP Colleagues: Lawmaker Changes His Mind, Plans to Stay in Senate if Guilty Plea in Airport Arrest Is Dropped (Post, September 6, 2007, Page A03)

Senate Family Welcomes Cousin Tim . . . Not So Much Uncle Larry (By Dana Milbank, September 6, 2007, Page A02)

Craig Considers Remaining In Senate During Legal Battle (Post, September 5, 2007, Page A03)

The Most Feared Man on the Hill?: For Gay Blogger, Craig's Resignation Is Just the Latest on His List (Post, September 4, 2007, Page C01)

Sen. Craig Bids Voters Of Idaho Farewell: 'I Apologize for What I Have Caused,' Republican Says (Post, September 2, 2007, Page A03)

GOP Faces Growing Peril In 2008 Races: Senate Prospects Dimming (Post, September 2, 2007, Page A03)

Craig Is Expected To Resign Today: GOP Senate Picture Is Clouded Further (Post, September 1, 2007, Page A01)

Police Release Audio Of Senator's Arrest: Craig, Officer Argue Over Details of Incident (Post, August 31, 2007, Page A03)

GOP Leaders Strip Craig Of Committee Assignments (Post, August 30, 2007, Page A01)

For Idaho Paper And Reporter, Craig Story Posed a Moral Dilemma (Post, August 30, 2007, Page C01)

Tapping Into The Secrets Of the Stall: Experts Say Anonymous Sex In Public Places Is A Compulsive Behavior (Post, August 30, 2007, Page C01)

The Craig Case: Ripe For 'Law & Order'? (Post, August 30, 2007, Page C05)

Idaho Senator Asserts: 'I Never Have Been Gay': GOP Leadership Seeks Ethics Inquiry (Post, August 29, 2007, Page A01)

A Senator's Wide Stance: 'I Am Not Gay' (By Dana Milbank, August 29, 2007, Page A02)

Columnist Corner: Craig's Case >

Capitol Briefing:: Craig Says He Won't Resign After Adverse Ruling Guilty Plea (Oct. 4)
Capitol Briefing:: Larry Craig: The 'Crime' Scene (Oct. 3)
Capitol Briefing:: Craig: 'I Will Continue My Work' (Sept. 26, 2007)
Joel Achenbach:: Senior Moment: The Rise of the Alpha Geezer (Sept. 10)
Capitol Briefing:: The Craig Fiasco: Three Up, Three Down (Sept. 9)
The Sleuth: Larry Craig Invites You To Adoption Gala (Sept. 7)
Capitol Briefing: McConnell: Craig Case "Clearly Distinguishable" From Vitter, Stevens (Sept. 4)
James E. McGreevey: A Prayer for Larry Craig (Sept. 3)
William Saletan: Hypocritical? Don't Ask. (Sept. 2)
Editorial: Mr. Craig's Secret (Aug. 29)
Capitol Briefing:: On Way to Gonzales Vote, Craig's GOP Star Extinguished (Aug. 29)
Washington Sketch: A Senator's Wide Stance: 'I Am Not Gay' (Aug. 29)
The Trail: Craig Not the First Supporter To Cause Candidates Headaches (Aug. 29)
The Sleuth: Larry Craig: Still Not Gay (Aug. 28)
The Sleuth: Senator Sang for Charity a Day After Arrest (Aug. 28)

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