Beating Up on Ethanol
Rising food and fuel prices have led the biofuel industry to take a beating on Capitol Hill the past few weeks.
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The Celebrity Treatment
Most fans at the book signing said they were more interested in the stories of breaking the gender barrier in the newsroom than the controversy generated by the book.
Behind the Scenes With Washington Power Brokers
And they tell how House Democratic Caucus Chairman Rahm Emanuel (Ill.) jumped on the chance to achieve Democratic control of the House in the 2006 midterm elections the minute news broke that then-Rep.
Gorbey Questions Bomb Tech
The explosives were discovered in a follow-up search at the Government Printing Office three weeks after the initial investigation of the truck.
Almost Fired, Cannon Girds for Tough Primary
(R), in a June primary after the two men emerged as the top vote-getters at the state GOP convention over the weekend.
Sununu Shrugs Off Polls, Predicts Win
Both Congressional seats, the state House and the state Senate all flipped to the Democrats two years ago, and the Democratic governor won re-election by 48 points.
Analyzing the . . .
Jon Stewart himself might have a good laugh over this: the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism studied the content of The Daily Show for all of 2007 to see how it was different or
Desperate Households
A community manager tells HOH that the hoopla accompanying the scandals has caused quite a stir in the quaint development.
Waters Issues Warning To House Leadership
“My concern is the members of my Caucus are siding with the Republicans far too often on policies which are designed to divide our Caucus and undermine our work,” Waters said in a brief interview
Democrats Dig Deep to Give
The bulk of the Senators’ giving this year has come from their PACs in the amount of $15,000, the maximum allowed annually.
In Visit to Israel, Bush Can Prevent a War With Iran
.) — have enlisted 63 colleagues to urge the move as Bush prepares to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Israel’s founding.
Gard Asks Wisconsin Voters for Second Opinion in Rematch With Kagen
Kagen, however, is buoyed by the political environment in the state, Zeppos said.
Weston Unlikely To Ever Be Tried
Over the years, those delusions have included a belief that he was the dean of Harvard’s law and medical schools, and commander in chief of the military.
Unusual Path to the Senate
Such events — mostly far removed from the legislative wrangling of Washington — are the subject of his new book, “The Good Fight,” which hit stores last week.
Lieberman’s War Extends to Home Front
“It’s fair to say that in a primary situation, Democrats tend not to ask me to help them because I think they think it would not help,” Lieberman conceded in an interview last week.
Progress in Accounting by Capitol Police Force
Over the years, the GAO has criticized the finances of the Capitol Police in several reports — and for awhile, not much was done.
Mullen Says Pentagon Needs Funds Quickly
We stop paying soldiers on the 15th of June and we have precious little flexibility with respect to that,” Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in an interview at his Pentagon office
Eastern Market a Year Later
Gallo, who represents the outdoor vendors on the Eastern Market Community Advisory Committee, expressed concern that the renovation of the building and the redesign of Seventh Street Southeast will
Democratic Incumbents in Possible Primary Peril
Carson’s campaign did not respond to a request for an interview Tuesday.
Alexander Eyes Energy Agenda
I think they’re going to be looking for serious individuals with solutions,” Alexander said in an interview.