Memorial Moves Forward
The memorial will not be officially dedicated until May 29, she said. “It pretty much looks exactly the way the artist pictured it in the renderings that we have on our Web site,” Glick said.
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Is Being a Senator Good for Your Health?
Feldman’s common sense told him that the average Senator had “fewer risk factors than the average person” — and given the fact that folks like the now-late Sen.
Schumer’s Stargazing
They mark the beginning of the Westward Journey Nickel Series and commemorate the bicentennials of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark expedition.
The Writers Behind the Writers
While truly anonymous ghostwriting is a rarity today — the scribe’s name is usually listed on the book jacket or discreetly placed in the acknowledgments — the challenge has remained the same ever
9/11 Panel Eyes Hill Oversight
simply the agencies that contend with the threats.
Majette Shaking Up Ga. Politics
In an interview Monday, Majette said she considered the prospect of McKinney’s return to Congress in her decision to run for Senate.
Bada Bing
“I think I would be a great candidate,” Pantoliano, a news junkie who was watching the 9/11 commission hearings during a telephone interview last week, told HOH.
GOP Vows to Retake Floor
(Pa.) said in an interview.
Dole Steps to the Fore
The speech delivered at the U.S.
With Recall Bid in Past, Adams Settles on Hill
When Scranton called her for the initial phone interview, he remembers Adams mentioning she had been a candidate. “I said, ‘Not for governor?’ And she said, ‘Yes.’
Tauzin, Son Turn Up Heat
He is shopping a recent poll conducted by The Tarrance Group for the National Republican Congressional Committee; his father has made calls to several of the other candidates now in the race citing
Spanish Election Shows Bush Fails at Public Diplomacy
itself to the rest of the world.
In Ky., Clooney Has Big Lead in Rival Camp’s Polls
The poll was in the field Feb. 17-19 and had a 4.4 percent margin of error. The campaign just released the results this week.
Matsui Downplays Talk Of Leaving DCCC Post
Matsui, however, insisted in a telephone interview that he hasn’t made any decisions about his future, nor would he be presumptuous enough to believe Pelosi would ask him to take on another term.
McCain Makes Progress in Indian Lobby Probe
McCain, in a brief interview Tuesday, cautioned that the most important documents had yet to be reviewed.
17,000 and Counting
“On that occasion the Senate shamefully voted to shift that power to the president of the Untied States,” Byrd said. “It was a sad day in the history of the Senate.”
Jones, Ryan Plead Their Case Before Conference
In a news release, the Lungren campaign said the candidate “strongly supports” leaving the phrase “under God” in the pledge.
Calm Before the Storm in S.C.
the candidates.
Police OK Delivery of Quarantined Mail
The Capitol Police, with the assistance of the Marines and Coast Guard, collected unopened mail from all House and Senate offices after the Feb. 2 discovery of the toxin ricin in Senate Majority
527 Uses Stevens’ Name
“He did say that we could use [his name] and wished us the very best.” Shriver, in an interview Monday, left open the option that Stevens might help with some fundraising.