Sherwood Seeks Seal for Evidence
The attorney for Cynthia Mirella Ore, the Maryland woman who has filed a $5.5 million civil lawsuit against Rep.
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Santorum Out-Bushes Bush Team on Social Security
so that he’s invited the ire of the very administration that proposed the plan in the first place.
Another Arkansas Governor Eyes Presidential Run
“I think people are looking for a pragmatist who can approach problems and solve them, rather than simply deliberating on them,” he told me in an interview last week.
Staffer Writes the Book on Law School Success
He said people can do well and succeed by “learning the system and knowing how to excel within the framework of the system.”
Ex-Members Head Back to School
“My late mother was an Indiana schoolteacher,” Brademas said in an interview, “and my late father was a Greek immigrant who said, ‘I’ll not leave my children much money, but I will leave you a first-class
Congress Should Get Busy Promptly on Election Reform
Down the line, the vows get repeated all over again.
Lenders Seek Federal Assistance On Flood-Damaged Properties
In an interview, Canfield said her clients would survive the crisis, but the long-term welfare of consumers would be another issue.
Senate Democrats to Focus on ‘Strength’
of the Senate Democratic Caucus on Wednesday to talk about the 2006 election message strategy.
New York State of Mind
Of the two races, Thompson’s primary challenge to Slaughter may be the more intriguing. At 35, Thompson is less than half the Congresswoman’s age; Slaughter turned 76 last month.
Spratt Could Be Targeted in ’06
Spratt holds the title of Assistant to the Minority Leader in the House Democratic Caucus.
Leaving the Hill, Part I
[IMGCAP(1)]In addition, he handled judicial nominations, bioethics and stem-cell research, as well as abortion matters, which led him to joke in an interview, “I had all the noncontroversial issues
National Book Festival Again Shares Spotlight
Visitors to the Pavilion of the States also can donate to buy books for the victims of Hurricane Katrina near the Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama tables.
RSC Pressing For Deep Cuts
“With all due respect to the White House and their intentions, House conservatives will vigorously pursue the one-year delay in the Medicare prescription drug entitlement,” Pence said in an interview
Two Vets Vying to Take on Edwards
“Given the fact that Congress will face issues regarding the war on terror for many years to come, I think we need policymakers who know what it means to make war,” Taylor said in a telephone interview
Cameras Headed To Court?
For the past 20 years, every time a vacancy arises in the Supreme Court, C-SPAN General Counsel Bruce Collins is teased by the possibility that new blood on the bench might mean the highest court in the
House Aide Maffei May Run for Seat
Maffei concedes that he’s “heard those rumors” of a Congressional bid, but he deflected all talk of his own plans in a telephone interview Friday.
FBI Targets Aides in Member Probes
According to sources on both sides of the aisle, officials from the Office of the General Counsel, also known as the House counsel’s office, have contacted the Justice Department in recent months
CAFTA Rage
The latest sign: Labor lobbyists last week showed they are serious about punishing the 15 Democrats whose support helped put the pact over the top.
‘Coordination’ Difficult to Prove
of the ads exceeds the amount the group could legally donate to the candidate’s campaign.
King’s Ties to Irish Leader No Bar to Chairmanship
Peter King (R-N.Y.), one of Adams’ closest Congressional allies over the years, had to skip the Thursday briefing because at the time he was being ratified by the GOP Conference as the new Homeland Security