Oberstar Maps a Course for Full Highway Bill
If the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has his way, the House this week will approve a $3 billion infusion for the ailing Highway Trust Fund before leaving town
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Developers Discuss Union Station Overhaul
The station is owned by the Union Station Redevelopment Corporation, an arm of the federal government. The retail space and air rights are controlled by two private developers.
In the Loop’ Eyes D.C., U.K.
— The movie tracks the runup to the Iraq War without using the name of the country or the politicians involved, but that doesn’t stop Iannucci from spoofing the events surrounding it and commenting
No Obvious Frontrunner in Race for Tauscher Seat
With the finish line now clearly in view, the dynamic in the special election to replace former Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-Calif.) hasn’t changed much over the past few months.
Hatch Withdraws From Bipartisan Health Talks
, saying he was unhappy with the direction of the talks and didn’t believe he would be able to support the final deal.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Mr. Mom Jeans?
For all the hoopla over how hip President Barack Obama is (remember the GQ spread?), he’s just a dad in mom jeans.
Bishop Pays $55K to Lawyers
But in an April interview with Roll Call, Wall said Bishop was not a subject of the investigation. “Congressman Bishop has no interest [to investigators] in this case,— Wall said.
Some House Classes Moving to Ford
Part of the House Learning Center has moved out of the Longworth House Office Building to make room for the expanding Green the Capitol program.
Texas Fights Kansas’ Bid for Research Lab
the project.
Getting It Wrong Again
“In that sense, stability was largely a function, at the rural areas, of local institutions providing it,— Jones said in an interview.
Glickman Hints at Life Beyond the MPAA
Dan Glickman (D-Kan.), widely expected to leave the helm of the Motion Picture Association of America before the end of next year, says he is committed to the movie group’s legislative agenda but isn’t
Intrigue Grows Over C Street
over the years.
Howard Dean Endorses Gillibrand
Kirsten Gillibrand as part of a videotaped interview that was published on several liberal blogs Wednesday night.
Grassley Still Optimistic About Bipartisan Health Bill
“These deadlines are making things very difficult,— Grassley told reporters during an impromptu interview off the Senate floor Wednesday evening.
Walberg Seeks to Retake House Seat
The committee is aware, however, that other candidates are looking at the seat and are expected to enter the race.
Rangel Paying Out Huge Legal Bills
The same firm received $340,000 from Rangel in the first quarter of the year. Also among the second quarter legal expenditures, Washington, D.C.
Shop Talk: Great Scott, Another State!
Arceneaux was just announced as the new executive director for the Florida Democratic Party. [IMGCAP(1)]“The Florida Democratic Party is in the best shape it has been in years,— Sen.
A Striking Blow to the Conscience
He traces the web of deception through the Supreme Court, CIA and Army, all the way to former President George W. Bush’s personal legal counsel.
Democrats Hope to Make 2010 McCaul’s Last Call
“My dad was a shipping and receiving manager, and I grew up in a working-class family of seven in a 750-square-foot house with one bathroom,— he said in a phone interview.