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History Shows Midterm Elections a Hard Slog for President’s Party
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Lubell: Lessons From the Cliffhanger
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 Day for Capitol Pomp, Not Partisanship
Ron Barber, D-Ariz., went across the street to enjoy a better view from a patch of sun, House Administration Chairwoman Candice S. Miller, R-Mich., and Rep. John L.
Broun Picks Up Paul’s Fight Against Fed
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S.
Rules of the Game: Obama’s Ethics Agenda Backfires
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What Can We Glean From Obama’s Inaugural Speech?
What Can We Glean From Obama's Inaugural Speech? -
Colbert’s Sister, Businessman Running in S.C.
Colbert's Sister, Businessman Running in S.C. Special -
Capitol Quip: Roll Call’s New Political Cartoon Caption Contest
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Inauguration Announcer Back for an Encore
Biden Jr.’s second swearing-in ceremony, keeping the sea of people gathered far from the inaugural platform abreast of what’s happening on the West Front. His name is Courtney R. Williams.
New Leader of ‘America’s Police Department’ Ready for Inauguration
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The (D.C.) Kids Are All Right
Unlike 2009’s celebration, the 2013 inaugural weekend isn’t about famous outsiders sashaying to a series of events.
New York’s Grabbiest Pastry Chef
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GQ’s Political Hotties of the Millennium
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Smaller Crowds May Ease Security Problems
“I think what people need to keep in mind is to give a lot of time to get where they need to go and be patient,” said Shennell S. Antrobus, a spokesman for the Capitol Police.
Hotels Hit by Second Inaugural Slowdown
That figured dropped to 75.9 percent for Bush’s second inauguration in 2005, according to Destination D.C.’s numbers.
Real Estate Blog Waxes About Obama’s First Apartment
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NRCC’s Walden Says GOP Must Focus on Minority Outreach, Communication
NRCC's Walden Says GOP Must Focus on Minority Outreach, Communication -
After 38 Years in the House, Pelosi’s Chief of Staff Retires
After 38 Years in the House, Pelosi's Chief of Staff Retires -
Obama Opens Up to the Capital City
Earlier this week, the White House announced that all official presidential vehicles would be outfitted with D.C.’s standard license plates, which bear the motto “Taxation Without Representation.”