War Widows Call for Support
The government short-handed my husband, Stanleys widow, Kristy, said.
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Burris Adds Staff, Signals Plans to Stay
Burris dismissed Durbins advice following a private meeting between the two lawmakers and has maintained that he will fill out the remainder of his appointed term through 2010.
Steele Under Fire From GOP Senators
Arlen Specter (Pa.), Susan Collins (Maine) and Olympia Snowe (Maine) for supporting President Barack Obamas $787 billion stimulus bill.
Chief Counsel: Help That Difficult Employee Find a Way to Succeed
Q: One of my staffers is really problematic and hes bringing down the entire office. My boss wont let me dismiss him. What should I do?
Minnesota: Coleman Camp May Wrap Up Case Soon
Over the course of Colemans case, the judges ruled that additional ballots would be counted, which resulted in a net gain for Franken of a couple of dozen votes.
Obama Must Sell Liberals on Afghanistan
But some in the partys left flank are already saying they will staunchly oppose sending any more U.S. soldiers overseas. No more troops.
California: Candidate, in Absentia, Holds D.C. Fundraiser
Pleitez, a financial adviser who served on President Barack Obamas Treasury Department transition team, is running an outsiders campaign against two better-known candidates: state Sen.
Hoyer Reshuffles Staff
Covey-Brandt holds a bachelors degree in anthropology in African studies from Haverford College.
Leahy Renews Anti-Corruption Fight
Leahys measure made it out of committee in November 2007 but never came to the floor. In the House, a companion bill offered by Johnson languished in subcommittee.
New Hampshire: Bradley May Run for Senate — State Senate
After a freshman state lawmaker from the Wolfeboro area resigned following a DUI incident this weekend, Bradleys name was floated as one of a few potential Republicans to run in an upcoming election to
Reid Fingers GOP for Funding Jump
Senate Republican sources said Reids suggestion is preposterous, and that they are receiving no more money than they did last year, when they had 49 Members. There are now 41 GOP Senators.
Such Dreamers, Those Elizabethans
Few of us get a good nights sleep, but we all dream. What was different in Elizabethan times, though, was how humans thought about sleeping and dreaming.
Reid Predicts Health Care to Hit Floor by August
Roused by President Barack Obamas address to Congress on Tuesday night, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) followed suit Wednesday by laying out an ambitious agenda and predicting the Senate will
GOP Lawmakers Planning United Message on Budget
against the White House and a Democratic-run Congress, Republicans plan to use the budget release today to kick off a five-week campaign that will highlight areas where they believe the administrations
Photo From the Attic: Paging Dingell
In this photograph of the 1939 class, theres a very familiar face: now-Rep. John Dingell, who earlier this month became the longest-serving Member of the House.
Leahy Sets Hearings on Truth Commission
The hearing is scheduled for March 4, according to Leahys office.
Hoyer Says D.C. Voting Rights Bill to Hit Floor Next Week
With todays markup, Congress is one step closer to bringing representation to the people of this city.
Obama Senses Momentum
He believes earmark reform should be a high priority because eliminating earmarks will yield a better policy, a better process and its good politics because it demonstrates a commitment to changing
Pelosi’s Guest List Is a High-Profile Mix
A mix of family and high-profile guests will line the front row of Speaker Nancy Pelosis (D-Calif.) box during President Barack Obamas address to Congress on Tuesday night.
One Man’s ‘Bronx Tale’ Well Retold
The film version of A Bronx Tale launched Palminteris film career.