Pelosi Holds Line for Obama Budget
In the battle of the budget, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has emerged as the chief defender of President Barack Obama’s priorities against a more reluctant Senate.
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GOP Members Choose Sides in Kansas Senate Race
the Easter recess.
Obama Officially Taps Groves to Head Census
In an interview this afternoon with Roll Call, former Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher, who ran the department when Groves was at the Census Bureau, said Groves was among those who backed sampling and
Justice to Drop Charges Against Stevens
In a motion filed Wednesday, the Justice Department told the court that during a recent review of the case file, the government discovered notes of an April 15, 2008, interview of Allen that contradicted
20th District Result Could Affect Massa
In an interview with Roll Call Wednesday, Kolb said the events of the last several weeks — Gov. David Paterson’s (D) decision to appoint then-Rep.
Too Enticing a Target?
“We’re just going to have to look at the dynamics of the race this time. No two races are the same.
A Three-Way Fix for Health Reform That Saves Money
In an interview, he said health reform should be divided into three parts.
Shop Talk: Making a Lizst, Checking It Twice
“D.C. is, in some ways, the basis of that change and a great place to be for existing clients for SS+K and also for new clients who are looking to take that step,— Moffo said in an interview.
Did Murtha Say What He Meant?
a weekend interview Abscam. political giving getting earmarks, Bill Pascoe is CEO of The Foundation for American Freedom a conservative think tank headquartered in Alexandria, Va.
Markey Making His Mark
Ed Markey (D-Mass.) may have the heaviest lift of any subcommittee chairman in Congress. The 18-term lawmaker took the reins of the Subcommittee on Energy and Environment in the wake of Rep.
Iowa Democrat Sowing Seeds of Challenge to Grassley
Bob Krause, chairman of the Iowa Democratic Veterans Caucus, hopes that Grassley’s status as a five-term incumbent will turn out to be a weakness.
When a War Creates Unexpected Outcomes
David Petraeus, examines the troubled American planning during the early years of the Iraq War.
Redux of 1994 Is Unlikely
By the numbers, the GOP has an almost identical starting point in the House and the Senate as it did in 1993.
Obama Assures Exit Strategy for Afghanistan
to build the necessary social infrastructure there.After weeks of news about the nation’s faltering economy, foreign policy dominated Obama’s interview on CBS News’ “Face the Nation.— The president announced
Hoyer Works the Deal
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer’s (Md.) role as the consummate deal-maker who can smooth over the vast differences in the Democratic Caucus has made him the go-to guy in recent weeks as President Barack
Blunt Stages His Second Act
At the time, the two lawmakers were seen by some as scapegoats for a party in search of a new direction with new faces at the helm. However, Blunt may have had the upper hand all along.
Wanted: One Executive, Experience Required
AIG employees were concerned for their interview on “60 Minutes” by imposing tariffs Barron’s Richard L.
Diverse Approach Benefits Media Groups
However, TheLoop21.com reported that the number of minorities working in the media does not reflect the diversity in the population.
TriCaucus Group Seeks Multicultural Workers
Working together under the heading of the TriCaucus Staff Association focuses the disparate groups on their common goals.
Jazz Musician Marsalis Touts the Power of the Arts
“One thing I think would make a difference is if we were to have all our kids learn to swing dance,— he said in a phone interview last week. Marsalis will be at the John F.