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Senate Retirement Means Michigan’s Dominoes Are Starting to Fall
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.
GOP Leery of Labor’s Push for a Health Care Law Fix
In the Senate, John Thune of South Dakota, the Republican Conference chairman, introduced legislation (S 1487) this week to bar the Obama administration from making the administrative changes that
No Federal Benefit to Altering D.C. Height Act, Reports Planning Commission
The conservatively framed report also points out that many of D.C.’s buildings are not built up to their full height potential under the height act and suggests that “viewshed protections merit further
Cruz: ‘We Need a Hundred More Like Jesse Helms in the U.S. Senate’ (Video)
The late Washington Post journalist David S.
Health Care Plan Dispute Complicates AFL-CIO’s Goals
Health Care Plan Dispute Complicates AFL-CIO's Goals -
Obama’s Syria Stumblings Might Actually Work — for Now
Obama's Syria Stumblings Might Actually Work — for Now -
Norquist Has Leadership’s Back Against Heritage, Club for Growth
Norquist Has Leadership's Back Against Heritage, Club for Growth -
Norquist Has Leadership’s Back Against Heritage, Club for Growth
Norquist Has Leadership's Back Against Heritage, Club for Growth -
The Open-Seat Senate Race No One’s Talking About
The Open-Seat Senate Race No One's Talking About -
Cruz’s Rhetorical Skills Are Outmatched by His Misguided Ambition | Commentary
Cruz's Rhetorical Skills Are Outmatched by His Misguided Ambition | Commentary -
Congress Not Moved by Obama’s Measured Case for Syria Strike
Congress Not Moved by Obama's Measured Case for Syria Strike -
Cutting Science Funding Starves Future Generations | Commentary
Michael S. Lubell is a professor of physics at the City College of the City University of New York and director of public affairs of the American Physical Society.
A Capitol Myth That’s Hard to Shake
Vice President Dick Cheney gave it voice a few days later, telling a national TV audience that United 93’s “target probably would have been the Capitol” because “it’s big; it’s easy to hit.”
March Planned for Sept. 11 Stirs Emotions, Prompts Changes
He cited Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1963 March on Washington as the biggest inspiration for this gathering. “Dr. King opposed war, bigotry and the politics of fear,” Barrett said.
And for John Kasich’s Next Act in Politics …
And for John Kasich's Next Act in Politics ... -
Health Care Debate Sparked Interest for GPhA’s Wilson | Hill Climber
Health Care Debate Sparked Interest for GPhA's Wilson | Hill Climber -
Congress Not Moved by Obama’s Measured Case for Syria Strike
Congress Not Moved by Obama's Measured Case for Syria Strike -
Workplace Protections: A Rare Opportunity for Compromise | Commentary
Republican senators on the committee — Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, Orrin G. Hatch of Utah and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — voted “yes” on the bill.
Larry Summers Fed Talk Gets K Street Hopping
Since the economic collapse, the Fed under Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has embarked on a never-before-attempted stimulus program.