Memphis Maneuvers
Political consultant Jake Ford, Harold Ford Jr.’s brother and son of ex-Rep. Harold Ford Sr., who previously held the seat for 22 years, may also try again.
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HELP Panel Approves Three Health Measures
The National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program Reauthorization Act of 2007 (S. 624), would renew a program designed to provide free and low-cost screenings of breast and cervical
Democrats May Test Whether Florida House Seat is Forever Young’s
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The Week Ahead: War Spending, Al Gore at Center Stage
Senate floor action will be dominated by debate over legislation (S. 214) that would give more independence to U.S. attorneys.
The Week in Review
The legislation, Improving America’s Security by Implementing Unfinished Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007 (S. 4), passed on a roll call vote, 60-38.
Local and Diverse Festivals Abound
and sake tasting, take in fireworks from the Washington channel, walk through the nation’s largest Japanese street fair, and, most importantly, get an up close and personal view of the blooms of D.C.’s
Senate Judiciary Authorizes Subpoenas for DOJ
The committee approved by voice vote: the Animal Fighting Prohibition Enforcement Act of 2007 (S. 261), which was amended at last week’s markup, the COPS Improvement Act of 2007 (S. 368), the
House Panel OKs Head Start Bill Despite Bitter Fight Over Religion
The Senate version (S. 556), sponsored by Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), would also make the 50 percent standard non-binding.
Dingell Seeks K St.’s Backing
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Mining Law Overhaul Faces Senate Hurdle
Environmental groups have been campaigning for years to reform the General Mining Law of 1872 — signed by President Ulysses S.
Eye on Corporate Espionage
A bizarre web of legal cases involving corporate spying and one of Washington, D.C.’s top lobbying firms has piqued the curiosity of a Congressional committee that has broad oversight powers.
Government Reform Approves Bill to Give House Vote to D.C.
Davis spent his entire opening statement outlining the history of D.C.’s fight for representation.
Tipping Their Hand
• Jack Hogan, a founder of F/S Capitol, a lobbying firm with offices in Rhode Island and Washington, D.C., has been tapped by tobacco company Reynolds American.
Smooth Sailing Predicted for Genetic Nondiscrimination Bill
Backers also foresee quick approval of identical legislation (S. 358) in the Senate, given that the Senate unanimously has passed the same legislation in the last two sessions.
China Currency Bill Another Front in Labor-Business Battle
Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) and Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), and a companion measure (S. 796), sponsored by Sen.
Global Rocking
There’s an APB out for contestants to be D.C.’s 2007 Rose of Tralee, the Irish-American representative of the D.C. area who wins a trip to the land of Eire.
Photog Finds a Venue in Capitol Hill Club
McGuire, who has been photographing the Capitol since the 1970s, also recently opened up a gallery — The McGuire Collection — in Arlington, Va.’s Clarendon neighborhood that mainly highlights his
D.C. Voting Rights Backers Gear Up for Bill’s Big Week
(Special elections would still need to be held for the new seat and D.C.’s Representative.) The Oversight and Government Reform Committee is scheduled to mark up the bill at 10 a.m.
Labor May Tell Democrats ‘Please Don’t Come to Denver’ Over Gov’s Veto
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Senate Judiciary Approves Oversight Reform for the American Red Cross
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) to the Animal Fighting Prohibition Enforcement Act of 2007 (S. 261). The full bill was tabled.