Jury deliberations began shortly after 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Before that, the jury heard two powerful presentations by lawyers.

Federal prosecutors told the jury Menendez may have been elected to represent New Jersey, but instead he’s been Dr. Salomon Melgen’s personal U.S. senator.

Judge William Walls charged the jury in the Menendez trial. Deliberations expected to begin Monday.

On Wednesday, Judge William Walls is expected to charge the jury in Sen. Bob Menendez's federal corruption trial.

The day began with Judge William Walls denying a defense motion for a mistrial.

The defense says the judge's rulings favors the government's case, however the judge nixed a mistrial motion.

Reverend Reginald Jackson said in his 20 years as executive director of the New Jersey Black Ministers Council said he found Menendez to be "forthright ...

Menendez's advisor and friend Donald Scarinci testified about a $600,000 donation he solicited from Salomon Melgen.

Wednesday's witness tried to protect Menendez but may have given up ground on her cross-examination.

Gold watches were among gifts exchanged by Menendez and Melgen.

The defense had argued the bribery charges should be dismissed, because prosecutors don’t have a proverbial “smoking gun” and no explicit proof that Menendez agreed ...

The prosecution implied that Menendez asked Melgen for campaign contributions, but couldn't prove it.

Federal prosecutors called former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sibelius to the witness stand.

Witness testified the senator was very angry over an issue affecting his longtime friend, Salomon Melgen.

A large part of the government's case Thursday focused on Menendez going to bat with the state department for his friend and co-defendant, Florida eye ...

The prosecution presented testimony about Menendez meeting with former Sen. Tom Harkin to intervene on Melgen's behalf in a Medicare overbilling case.

Menendez is accused of trying to intervene with the state department on behalf of his friend Dr. Salomon Melgen.

Melgen owned half of a company that had a contract to screen cargo in the Dominican Republic.

Against the advice of his attorneys, the senior senator from New Jersey will not attend his trial in order to be present for the Graham-Cassidy ...

Menendez failed to report any gifts he received from his co-defendant, Dr. Salomon Melgen, on his financial disclosure forms from 2006 to 2010.