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Andrew W.K. Undeterred by Administration Snub
Rambunctious rocker Andrew W.K. has decided he will not be party to all the disinformation being spread about him by the State Department, detailing the origin of his now-ill fated trip in an interview
Revised Privacy Bill Doesn’t Win Prosecutors’ Support
“This doesn’t address the vast majority of issues that law enforcement and prosecutors would like to have direction on,” Scott Burns, the group’s executive director, said in an interview.
GOP Senators ‘More Disturbed’ After Meeting With Rice
Rice rebutted the Republicans’ charges in her statement, saying she and Morell stressed in the meeting “that neither I nor anyone else in the administration intended to mislead the American people
Jackson Resignation Spurs Crowded Race for the House in Chicagoland
In an interview, she said she “can hit the ground running” if elected, given her prior experience in Congress.
Capito Gets an Early Start on 2014 W.Va. Senate Race
The Republicans have won every presidential election in West Virginia since 2000, but the Democrats remain the stronger party in this culturally conservative state, maintaining its hold on the governorship
California Republicans Optimistic About ’14 Chances
The strategists’ optimism stems from the likely scenario the party faces in 2014: lower turnout, freshman Democrats in marginal districts, President Barack Obama no longer at the top of the ticket
Lieberman Urges Rules Reform, Discusses Career
“The process here can determine too much of … the results, or lack of results,” Lieberman said during a lengthy interview with CQ Roll Call just before Thanksgiving.
Tales of Hoyer’s ‘Liberal Problem’ Are Exaggerated
The story hit at 10:40 p.m. the night before House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was expected to make a major announcement.
Capitol Police Find a Fixer in New Chief New Chief Is ‘Methodical, Deliberative and Inclusive’
A decade later, Dine is poised to take the helm of another law enforcement agency suffering from many of the same maladies: the Capitol Police.
Aspiring Filmmaker Preps ‘Politician’
The latest election is barely in the rear-view, but would-be director Kenneth Bryant is already looking to influence the next trip to the voting booth via an unflinching look at our worst political ills
Boehner: Obamacare to Face Vigorous Scrutiny In House
Following his surprising admission in the days after the Nov. 6 election that President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul is the “law of the land,” Speaker John Boehner appears to be fleshing out the
Virginia: Warner Won’t Run for Governor
As the most popular politician in the state, Warner would have been the heavy favorite in the gubernatorial race, and he is currently favored to win his first bid for re-election to the Senate.
Drawing the Wrong Meaning About a House Race
Such was the case last week in The Wall Street Journal, when one of the newspaper’s regular contributors wrote about Republican David Valadao’s victory over Democrat John Hernandez in California’
Democrats’ Bench Thin in Georgia
There’s no doubt national Democrats will have Georgia on their mind by the time the 2016 presidential race rolls around.
Lieberman: Defense Authorization Bill May Not Be Done By Year’s End
John McCain, R-Ariz., is in his final year as the ranking member on the panel before being term-limited out under GOP conference rules.
Contractors Try ‘Soft Message’ to Save Disabled Workers From Sequester
About half of all the projects secured by the government program, AbilityOne, are paid for by the Defense Department budget; the program’s workers have a presence at nearly every U.S. military installation
Republicans Say Closed-Door Petraeus Sessions Raise New Questions
affair, backed the accounts given by other Obama administration officials about the events surrounding the Sept. 11 attack.
Matheson Brand Trumped Top of the Ticket in Utah
One of the most vulnerable incumbents in the country, Matheson called his challenge the “perfect storm.”
Murray, as Budget Chairwoman, May Not Produce a Blueprint
Patty Murray’s office has made public what had been an open secret for several days on the Senate side of the Capitol rotunda: the Washington state Democrat plans to take the helm of the Budget Committee