Traficant Appeal Heard; Jail Time Extended
“I think it went reasonably well,” said Lloyd Pierre-Louis, Traficant’s attorney, in a telephone interview Friday.
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Air Wars Begin in Kentucky Race
Ernie Fletcher (R), though Kerr made clear in an interview just before Christmas that she would make the race a referendum on both men.
Say It Ain’t Joe
“The Senator met her at the Pulaski Day parade in DE,” spokeswoman Meredith Rosenthal revealed in the e-mail soliciting nominees for the show.
Police End ‘One Man Crime Spree’
Metropolitan Police Department officials announced the arrest Wednesday of a man suspected in more than 20 robberies in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. The U.S.
Police Look to Expand Into Two More Buildings
the selections.
Campaign Committees Prep for Reduced Roles
the rules of the game.
Bald Truth
John Kerry (D-Mass.) took some criticism for using foul language in a Rolling Stone interview, he didn’t face legal problems.
NEW JERSEY: Ferguson May Be Next Mission for Reservist
Lonnie Napier and Stan Lee also were seeking the nomination. The money raised at the event will go directly to the candidate.
Weston Given New Drug as Prosecutors Seek Extension for Forced Medication
During the hearing, Johnson reiterated her belief that Weston could become competent to stand trial in the “foreseeable future,” defined by the six-month period required for the new drug to be fully
Transcript of Daschle Interview
On Monday, Dec. 1, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) sat down in his Capitol office for an interview with Roll Call, with topics ranging from his relationships with Majority Leader Bill Frist
Daschle Increasingly Confident of Own Re-election
There’s a certain challenge that I think those of us in politics enjoy from time to time and this is one of those for me,” Daschle said last week in an interview with Roll Call.
Daschle Fires Away at Frist
have been different,” Daschle said in an end-of-the-session interview last week.
S.C. Primary Could Provide Last Chance
Dean advertised briefly earlier in the fall and is scheduled to go on the air today and stay up for the duration of the primary.
Senate Expected to Put Off Vote on Omnibus Until January
The GOP leadership wants to pass the measure now, while there is a bicameral agreement, in the hope that the House’s action may put pressure on the Senate to approve it more quickly.
Staubach Takes Game to D.C.
The Staubach Co. has helped negotiate leases for clients ranging from the Securities and Exchange Commission and the D.C. government to the National Mining Association and the law firm Covington
Daschle Called In Janklow Trial
Daschle, in a brief interview before the Senate adjourned for the Thanksgiving holiday, said he wasn’t sure what his testimony would add to the trial.
Clooney: I Won’t Exploit George
In an interview last week, Clooney, a Democrat, joked that in northern Kentucky — where he has lived most of his life — his son, George, is known as “Nick’s boy.”
Live Feeds Cut Off Until January
of the CVC.
Voice for the Homeless
The big man with an even bigger smile paused in thought as the memory of the four months he spent living on the streets of D.C. came rushing back.
SUV Owners Find Hill Ally in Fight Against ELF
The “wackos” Vines refers to are the guerrilla-like protesters belonging to the Earth Liberation Front, an organization known for its pyrotechnic stunts with pricey Hummer SUVs.