Dangers Lurk for Walkers
D.C. is embarking on an $18 million, 10-year campaign to protect the citys walkers.
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NFIB-Visa Pairing Draws Fire
The ad, which appeared in Roll Call, was designed to depict Visas commitment to small business.
FAA Legislation to Take Off Next Year
Ambitious efforts to overhaul the nations air traffic control system and alleviate congestion in the skies will confront the next Congress and hinge on how lawmakers pay for those changes.
Rangel Asks For Probe Into Charity Solicitation
If I inadvertently violated House Rules, I am prepared to trust the Committees judgment and accept its finding, Rangel wrote.
Senate Must-Do List Is Shrinking
So, thats a lot. The Senate probably will sidestep a Defense Department authorization measure, as Durbin said it would be too difficult to forge a bipartisan agreement on the number and type of
Minnesota: New Coleman Spot Hits Franken Hard
, a man in a bowling uniform talks about Frankens candidacy. The advertisement is the second one by Colemans campaign that features the same man in a bowling uniform talking about the race.
GOP Poll Has Republican Leading for Gilchrest Seat
Andy Harris (R) who defeated Gilchrest in a contentious February primary had Harris with 44 percent of the vote to 28 percent for the Democratic nominee, Queen Anne County States Attorney Frank Kratovil
Bush Drops Housing Bill Veto Threat
Bush will now accept Treasury Secretary Henry Paulsons recommendation and sign the bill.
Maryland: GOP Poll — Gilchrest Seat Not in Play Yet
Andy Harris (R) who defeated Gilchrest in a contentious February primary had Harris with 44 percent of the vote to 28 percent for the Democratic nominee, Queen Anne County States Attorney Frank Kratovil
Protesters Overrun GOP Event
off guard Wednesday afternoon when, during the official unveiling of their all-of-the-above energy package, some 200 protesters showed up with pre-printed signs and in costumes to boo the proposals
Missouri: Baker Had Small Lead in Two-Month-Old Poll
The survey, conducted from June 2 to 4 of 400 likely primary voters, showed the EMILYs List-backed candidate with 20 percent of the primary vote, while half of voters surveyed were undecided.
New York: Straniere Squired Around Washington
With the GOPs inability to find a top-flight candidate, the 13th district the last seat in New York City held by a Republican is a prime pickup opportunity for Democrats.
Sununu Closes Gap in Latest Granite State Poll
In a trial heat, Shea-Porter had 42 percent to Stephens 36 percent, with 21 percent undecided.
Remembering Friend, Protector John Gibson
I did not deserve the unique gift of this mans company and friendship.
New Hampshire: Sununu Closes Big Gap in Granite State Survey
In a trial heat, Shea-Porter had 42 percent to Stephens 36 percent, with 21 percent undecided.
Morning Business: Party Pooper
Mary Norton (D-N.J.), who served 13 terms from 1925 to 1950, led the committee from 1937 to 1946 and pushed for fair labor laws and womens rights.
Road Worriers
Specific funding mechanisms to meet that funding target have not been identified, but its an issue that will undoubtedly spawn heated debate.
Broun’s Office Funds Run Low
Paul Broun (R-Ga.) may be forced to seek assistance to manage the offices day-to-day functions. At the same time, Brouns office said it was unaware of any problems.
Heard on the Hill: Reid’s Gender Gaffe
A splotchy red, oval-shaped mark covered up much of the right side of the Utah Republicans forehead.
Michigan: EMILY’s List Won’t Turn the Other Cheeks
EMILYs List has endorsed Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (D), who faces a three-way primary on Aug. 5 and her toughest re-election challenge in six terms.