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K Street Files: Still Waiting

Financial services lobbyists haven’t heard yet what the Treasury Department’s edict on limiting lobbyists’ influence on Troubled Assets Relief Program funds actually means.

Hill Foundations Attract Cash

The practice of corporations contributing to charities associated with Members of Congress first came under scrutiny after it was revealed that then-House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) had

Heard on the Hill: Our Favorite Filing, Ever

That visit led them to take personal action — Joel said his daughter, Harlow (mom is socialite Nicole Richie) doesn’t own any electronic toys, while Benji hasn’t gotten a new BlackBerry in years,

Stimulus Faces Knife

Durbin didn’t mention the leadership-driven proposal but said he hopes Nelson’s plan will attract broad support.

GOP Reconsiders Use of Filibuster

So we’re, I think probably, inclined to exercise the powers that we have procedurally if we don’t at least get a chance to make some improvements to it,” Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) said Wednesday.

Hodes Officially Jumps Into Senate Race

Judd Gregg (R) in 2010, but Gregg’s impending departure from the Senate for the Obama administration made it the “right time” to run. Gregg is stepping down to become Commerce secretary.

Shop Talk: The Winning Steele-ers

John Warner (R-Va.), Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), former Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) and the Republican National Committee. Steering Portman. Former Rep.

McConnell Embraces Spotlight

Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) said, adding that “he’s a good spokesman” for the party as Republicans struggle with how to rebuild their party.

$50 Billion Program Agitates Enviros

The proposal, added by Senate Appropriations Committee member Bob Bennett (R-Utah), would add $50 billion in loan guarantees in a program that would be administered by the Department of Energy.

K Street Files: Allbaugh Bows Out?

.” So far, the Financial Services Forum, an association composed of 17 major financial services executives, hasn’t weighed in on the criticism.

Protest Planned at Power Plant in March

“But the political will isn’t there.” It’s mostly a symbolic gesture, environmentalists concede, one that is supposed to highlight their contention that the coal industry has a “stronghold” over