Minnesota: Coleman Holds Lead Over Franken in Q Poll
Colemans lead has widened in recent months, according to public polls from different firms.
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Union Considers Vote on Police Chief
The membership feels theres no clear direction on this department anymore, Tighe said.
Parties Give Recess Orders
As an acknowledgement, the GOPs proposal left out drilling in Alaskas Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, which is opposed by a majority in the Senate, including some Republicans.
Cooper Download Questioned
But legal experts said Friday that Coopers actions are in a murky legal area.
Trendsetters in Art and Politics
The piece is one of about 60 on display as part of Modern Love, the museums new exhibition of work by contemporary female artists.
Biting a Feeding Hand
Feeneys principles or legislative activity. Feeneys campaign received two donations from Countrywide in April, worth $4,000 and $1,000 respectively. Rep.
Congress to Vet D.C. Gun Laws
The Supreme Courts ruling, while nullifying the citys gun ban, made clear that certain restrictions could still be enforced. Stringent gun parameters are expected. The D.C.
Boustany Ready for His Close-Up in Delegation
Seniority is one thing, but if its not doing anything for the state then its time for new leadership, Jennings said.
Heard on the Hill: Bare-Knuckle Greeting
McCaskills name, too, has been mentioned, so the teasing could be an inside joke among Senators whove been fielding will-you-or-wont-you questions about their aspirations to be Obamas No. 2.
Slippery Slope
Now that Democrats have regained power on Capitol Hill, theres a whiff of K Street Projectism emanating from their side.
Hill Climbers: An Energy Boost
It felt like doing my hobby for a living. Marks, 28, received his bachelors degree in political science from Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio, in 2004 and earned a masters in public
One in a Million
The Supreme Courts decision last week to throw out the Millionaires Amendment of campaign finance law is leaving dozens of campaigns involving wealthy House candidates wondering what the ruling means
Photo of the Week: Maybe Another Time
Joseph Bidens (D-Del.) chief counsel, Todd Hinnen, breaks the news to witnesses that there will be no Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday.
Union, Police Chief at Odds
But union members are highly upset at the way the force has changed under Morses leadership, said Matt Tighe, chairman of the Capitol Police Labor Committee.
Gas Prices Prime Blame Game
But when they sent their Members home for the July Fourth recess last week, they prepared their rank and file to talk to constituents about one issue: skyrocketing gas prices and whos to blame.
Campus Notebook: Protest Pains
The updated plan describes a 50,000- square-foot area in the centers parking lot within view and earshot of delegates and others entering and leaving the Pepsi Center, according to a press release
Nation: DCCC Is Reserving Airtime in 3 Districts
However, he has suffered from several weeks of bad press as a result of allegations that he paid for an ex-girlfriends abortion. Erickson opposes abortion rights and denies the allegations.
New York: State AFL-CIO Gives Early Nod to Powers
hands out Congressional endorsements at its August convention, but Jon Powers enjoys such overwhelming support of the local labor movement within the 26th congressional district, the State Federations
Reid, Bush Reach Deal on Nominees
According to Reids office, the Senate will be gaveled for a pro-forma meeting on Monday.
Right to Petition Predates Independence and the Bill of Rights
The celebration our countrys 232nd birthday this Friday caused me to think about a fundamental American right that is often overlooked and yet is very much a part of the current presidential campaign: