Transport Attracting Lobbyists
Theres so much going on right now with the shape of the air traffic system, said Ed Faberman, co-chairman of Wiley Reins aviation practice.
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Costello Seeks Ethics Advice
Costello has previously been given the schools Distinguished Alumni Award.
Can Obama Close the Deal? McCain May Yet Have a Say
Its not that these voters are enthusiastic about the Arizona Republican. Its that they can easily see him in the office and doing the job.
Oberstar Is Man of the Hour in Infrastructure Debate
Everybody believes were at a pivotal moment where change is necessary and possible. The coalitions creation as well as last months launch of a similar effort linked to the U.S.
New Mexico: Pearce and Udall Agree to Debates
In a July 21 letter to Pearces campaign manager made public by the Udall campaign, Udall campaign manager Amanda Cooper challenged Pearce to three post-Labor Day debates, to be conducted in a
Hill Talk: Norton Seeks Better Lighting on Mall
The tour, Nortons second this tourist season, began around 9 p.m. Monday in the Hirshhorn Museums Sculpture Garden. The Delegate was not happy with what she saw.
Louisiana: One Fewer Democrat in Race Against Jefferson
Orleans Parish School Board member James Fahrenholtz (D) has been removed from the 2nd Congressional district Democratic primary ballot, the Louisiana secretary of states office told WWL-TV late Tuesday
Big Ag Creates Alliance
The groups Web site, foodandenergy.org, also will go live today.
Bush Undercuts GOP on Housing
Conservatives also wanted to limit Fannie Maes and Freddie Macs influence in the future.
An Early Ballot Test
This years primary is in mid-August a popular vacation time for voters.
Senate Stalled Over Approach to Energy Bill
Senate leaders rejected each others unanimous consent agreements early Wednesday, stalling the debate over energy policy.
DeMint Threatens to Hold Up Housing Bill
DeMint previously used Senate rules to delay the chambers initial passage of the housing measure that is now being used to carry the governments attempt to shore up Fannie and Freddie.
Rangel Officially Requests Ethics Probe
Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.) formally requested Wednesday that the House ethics committee determine whether he violated the chambers rules when he issued nearly 100 letters on official stationery to assist
Schumer: 60 Seats Possible
Schumer, speaking Wednesday afternoon at a news conference to update the prospects of Democratic Senate candidates, described as unlikely the DSCCs chances of winning in the Nov. 4 elections the
Obama Makes Gains Among Workers Hurt By Bush Economics
The white working class is the classic swing constituency Richard Nixons silent majority, Ronald Reagans Reagan Democrats, the group that gave victories to Bill Clinton and George W.
Illinois: Durbin Challenger Mounts PR Offensive
But you wouldnt know it by the rhetoric coming from the Republicans campaign. New Polling Shows Sauerberg within Striking Distance of Durbin, blared a July 15 release.
McCain Earned Reputation for Opposition to Earmarks
Arlen Specters (R-Pa.) amendment in 2000 to allow Amtrak to continue to participate in the General Services Administrations vehicle-leasing program as if it were a government entity.
Ohio: Indy in 15th District Gets Right to Life Nod
Anti-abortion rights activist Don Elijah Eckhart (I) has received the Ohio Right To Life PACs endorsement over 2006 nominee Mary Jo Kilroy (D) and state Sen. Steve Stivers (R).
Photo From the Attic: Practice Makes Perfect
Richardsons former team nearly pulled off its first win since 2000 in last weeks 47th edition of the annual game.
Dull as Dirt? Hardly. Soil Exhibit Rocks
Everyones getting down and dirty at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. The museum is hosting a new 5,000-square-foot exhibit dedicated exclusively to soil.