WASHINGTON AP - With briefcase in hand and a smile on his face, Attorney General Michael Mukasey returned to work Friday after collapsing during a speech the night before and spurring a 14-hour scare about his health.A Justice Department spokeswoman blamed the 67-year-old's dramatic and public fall on a fainting spell.
November 21, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – With briefcase in hand and a smile on his face, Attorney General Michael Mukasey returned to work Friday after collapsing during a speech the night before and spurring a 14-hour scare about his health.
A Justice Department spokeswoman blamed the 67-year-old’s dramatic and public fall on a fainting spell.
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