Prosecution in Menendez Corruption Trial Rests Its Case

The prosecution in the high-profile corruption trial of Senator Bob Menendez has rested its case. Over the past seven weeks, jurors have heard testimony from more than two dozen witnesses as the prosecution aims to prove that New Jersey's senior senator engaged in a pattern of accepting bribes from local businessmen in exchange for political favors.

The prosecution in the Senator Bob Menendez corruption trial is resting its case. Lisa G. reports.

The allegations against Menendez are serious and far-reaching. Prosecutors have presented evidence suggesting that Menendez accepted substantial bribes, including cash, gold bars, and. . .