Roll Call - Special Features

	The Road Ahead: Telecommunications June 19, 2008 With a new president arriving in the White House in 2009, Roll Call examines the telecommunications issues likely to be taken up in the 111th Congress, including net neutrality and patent reform. Plus, a special Roll Call video summarizes some of the key lobbying, policy and political points.

	Transportation & Infrastructure June 16, 2008 Members of Congress discuss gas prices, highway legislation, the FAA reauthorization bill and light-rail projects. Includes topic overview by CongressNow and a Q&A with House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman James Oberstar.

	The Road Ahead: Energy & Environment June 5, 2008 Roll Call's second installment of a new section previewing policy issues in the next Congress takes a look at energy and the environment, with a focus on cap-and-trade climate change legislation. Plus: key players, K Street and more.

	The Road Ahead: Health Care May 22, 2008 Roll Call kicks of a new feature previewing the policy issues in the 111th Congress, starting with health care. The Road Ahead not only looks at possible legislative action but also the key Congressional players on the issues, how K Street is preparing to play its part and how the presidential candidates hope to influence the agenda.

	Defense & Aerospace May 19, 2008 Members of Congress discuss foreign military contracts, missile defense systems, equipment needs and balancing missions. Includes topic overviews by CongressNow and a Q&A with Adm. Michael Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

	Early-Bird Election Preview May 5, 2008 Six months before the 2008 elections, Roll Call's Election Preview provides a region-by-region analysis of House and Senate races. This special issue also takes a look at the most vulnerable House Members and includes a color election map with ratings for all 435 House districts.

	Energy & the Environment April 21, 2008 Members of Congress discuss coal, cap-and-trade, and alternative fuels and technologies. Includes topic overviews by CongressNow and a Q&A with Sen. Joe Lieberman.

	Health Care March 10, 2008 Members of Congress discuss universal health care, mental health parity, FDA oversight, electronic health records and Medicare. Includes topic overviews by CongressNow and a Q&A with Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chairman Edward Kennedy.

	Finance Feb. 11, 2008 Members of Congress discuss the mortgage crisis, retirement security, tax reform and insurance regulation. Includes topic overviews by CongressNow and a Q&A with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.

	Welcome Back Congress Jan. 22, 2008 Roll Call takes a look at how things have changed in and around Congress in 2007. Also included is the semiannual list of the Fabulous 50 Capitol Hill staffers.

	The Agenda Ahead Dec. 3, 2007 Members of Congress discuss the outlook for issues including taxes, trade, health care, the mortgage crisis and the environment during the final session of the 110th Congress.

	Forward Progress: The Next Five Years at Home and Abroad Nov. 15, 2007 A special report prepared by Roll Call and our sister publication in Brussels, European Voice, with contributions from the Economist Intelligence Unit, the Center for Strategic and International Studies and key players in Washington and Europe. Inside you will find a critical assessment of the political and policy challenges of the next five years. We have gathered important U.S. and European voices on politics, trade, financial services, health and the environment to offer a unique view of the evolving policy agenda.

	Election Preview Nov. 5, 2007 With one year to go until Election Day, Roll Call brings you its 50-state Election Preview.

	Communications and Intellectual Property Oct. 22, 2007 Members of Congress discuss patent reform, Internet taxation, satellite radio merger, digital rights and digital television transition. Topic overview by CongressNow.

	Finance Sept. 24, 2007 Members of Congress discuss Sarbanes-Oxley reform, the nation's mortgage crisis, private equity and hedge funds, protections for credit card consumers and extending cuts in capital gains and dividend taxes. Topic overviews by CongressNow staff.

	Guide to Congress Sept. 10, 2007 Roll Call takes a "then and now" look at what happens when control of Congress changes hands. Also included are Roll Call's Obscure Caucus, Fabulous 50 staffers and 50 richest Members of Congress.

	Transportation and Infrastructure July 12, 2007 Members of Congress discuss transportation issues including CAFE mandates and the U.S. auto industry, revisiting the highway fund formula, Amtrak's path to self-sufficiency and modernizing the Federal Aviation Administration. Includes a Q&A with Transportation Secretary Mary Peters.

	46th Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game Program June 25, 2007 The 2007 game program includes team rosters, a look at the freshman players and a salute to Hall of Fame inductee Mike Oxley.

	Health Care in America June 18, 2007 Members of Congress discuss health care issues including mental health parity, FDA drug-approval process and Medicare Advantage program. Includes a Q&A with Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt.

	Defense and Aerospace May 20, 2007 Members of Congress discuss defense and aerospace issues including the Joint Strike Fighter engines, Navy submarine fleet expansion, Future Combat Systems and procurement reform. Includes a Q&A s with House Armed Services Chairman Ike Skelton and Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England.

	Energy and the Environment April 23, 2007 Members of Congress discuss energy and environment issues including CAFE standards, the Endangered Species Act, nuclear waste storage, carbon trading and the future use of coal. Includes a Q&A with EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson.

	Energy March 13, 2007 Members of Congress discuss energy issues including offshore drilling, nuclear energy, ethanol as a fuel source and energy tax policy. Includes a Q&A with House Energy and Commerce Chairman John Dingell (D-Mich.).

	The Aging of America Feb. 12, 2007 Members of Congress discuss issues important America's aging population, including topics such as an older work force, entitlement reform, long-term care, estate tax reform and private retirement security. Includes a Q&A with House Budget Chairman John Spratt (D-S.C.).

	Welcome Congress Jan. 22, 2007 As Democrats settle into the majority, Roll Call offers a look at some of the rising starts in each party as well as a close examination of the the top leaders' closest advisers. Plus, don't miss Roll Call's biennial study of each state's clout on Capitol Hill and our list of the Fabulous 50 staffers.

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