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of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs panel to hold a hearing on federal contractor hiring practices at military installations, following a mass shooting Monday at Washington, D.C.’s
of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs panel to hold a hearing on federal contractor hiring practices at military installations, following a mass shooting Monday at Washington, D.C.’s
On Sept. 21, Glen’s Garden Market (2001 S St. NW) hosts “Books & Beer: The American Way of Eating” with Tracie McMillan, a discussion about the country’s food system.
Is South Carolina's Nikki Haley in Trouble? -
Diplomats Try to Defuse Dispute Over EU's Aviation Emission Rules -
The Senate has passed its farm bill (S 954) and appointed 12 negotiators.
Bachmann's Cautionary Tale: Sweat the Small Stuff, or Pay the Price -
(Courtesy Facebook) Meanwhile, Fireside21’s “Top Dog” winners, an online contest that had the Hill burning up the Internets, were announced Tuesday on its readers radar.
The most recent meeting of the National Capital Planning Commission previewed potential tensions between federal and District interests in raising the height of D.C.’s buildings.
This Cycle's Top 8 Most Fascinating Recruits (So Far) -
This Cycle's Top 8 Most Fascinating Recruits (So Far) -
Gray Vetoes D.C.'s 'Living Wage' Bill -
Top Leaders Meet on Fall's Fiscal Fights -
Tumultuous Day for Concepcion Picciotto's White House Peace Vigil -
Hill Country's Last Stand at the National Building Museum -
Boehner 'Insulted' by Putin's Op-Ed (Updated) -
Boehner: 'There's a Way' to Avoid Shutdown (Updated) -
H0IL14080 Hultgren, Randy Antigua, Guatemala Fellowship Foundation 8/21/2013 to 8/25/2013 View H2NY10092 Jeffries, Hakeem S.
H0IL14080 Hultgren, Randy Antigua, Guatemala Fellowship Foundation 8/21/2013 to 8/25/2013 View H2NY10092 Jeffries, Hakeem S.
Candice S. Miller, Mike Rogers and Dave Camp — could run in another open-seat contest. They also mentioned state Attorney General Bill Schuette, Lt. Gov.