CVC to Get $48M Infusion
The bill also allocates funds for the operations of both House and Senate offices, totaling $1 billion and $718 million, respectively. Rep.
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Fight for Senate Still Turning on Open Seats in South
[IMGCAP(1)] The three open Democratic Senate seats, all of them in the South, clearly are prime opportunities for Republican takeovers.
Alaska’s Untapped Energy Potential Can Help America’s Economy
Geological Survey predicts that America will gain between 4.5 billion and 13 billion barrels of oil from the refuge — production of about 1 million barrels a day for about 50 years being the most likely
Getting the Job Done
t think that was anything that anybody was anticipating, obviously, but when something like that happens, does making sure the transmission grids function properly and efficiently then become the No. 1
GEORGIA: Chambliss Takes Sides, Endorses Westmoreland
Whittington Gingrey Hits $1 Million Mark to Scare Off Foes Aides to Rep.
Full Funding Now
[IMGCAP(1)] The Help America Vote Act, which was signed by President Bush last October, authorized $3.86 billion in spending in fiscal years 2003 through 2005 to help state and local governments
The Hot Plate:Breaking into the Minibar
The “Color Me Red Sage Red” promotion, which begins Oct. 1, offers two spa and dining packages for $120 and $290.
Soros, Labor Pooling Efforts
Beginning Oct. 1, the bulk of operations of the Partnership for America’s Families, a fundraising entity with strong ties to organized labor, will be folded into a broader group funded by financier George
New Meaning for “Labor” Lobbying
Clooney, meanwhile, was on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to promote legislation supported by the United Way that would create a national 2-1-1 line for local information.
Will a Little Bit of Everything Add Up to a Win for Clark?
[IMGCAP(1)] In other words: How are Clark’s prospects affected by the existing candidates?
Dean’s Mideast Gaffes Help Bush Among U.S. Jews
[IMGCAP(1)]Commenting on last week’s Democratic debate in Baltimore, one well-placed Jewish activist said, “If the only Jew in the race is the one who has to take Dean on, there’s a problem for the
Walker Sounds Alarm on Fiscal Health
The good news is that as of September 30, 2002, we had about $1 trillion in reported assets,” he said. “The bad news is that we had almost $8 trillion in reported liabilities.
Glaucoma Screening
[IMGCAP(1)] Members of Congress will dedicate the vehicle at 11 a.m. in Room 2218 of the Rayburn House Office Building.
Nickles Nears Verdict
Nickles said this week that he has not yet made a decision about what to do, but he promised an announcement at the end of this year’s Congressional session, which could come as early as Nov. 1 or
Democratic Voters, the Political Spectrum and a Few Surprises
[IMGCAP(1)]Another poll asked a similar question.
Head to Head: Ornstein Takes on Two Lawmakers
[IMGCAP(1)]I was going to write about homeland security today. But I can’t pass by these two tough (in the case of Wisconsin GOP Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, vituperative) letters.
Members Flock to Clark
“The last guy to run for president from Arkansas and win didn’t announce until Oct. 1,” said Ross, referring to the successful candidacy of then-Gov. Bill Clinton in 1992.
OHIO: Senator Says He’ll Run Against Ney if Funded
Whittington IOWA Gluba Hopes 3rd Time’s the Charm in District 1 Former state Sen. Bill Gluba (D) is preparing to challenge Rep. Jim Nussle (R) in the 1st district.
Picnic Lunch
[IMGCAP(1)] The Rayburn Courtyard will become home to a hot dog cart and ice cream wagon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Leaders Aim For Oct. 31 Exit
Realizing it is highly unlikely Congress will approve the 13 must-have appropriations bills by Oct. 1, Republican leaders have begun talks about passing a continuing resolution to prevent the government