Not Much Action In the Latest Democratic Debate
[IMGCAP(1)] After two hours of questions, however, viewers did begin to get a glimpse of what a Democratic presidency would mean to themselves and the country.
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Don’t Bet on It
[IMGCAP(1)] Anyway, Frist has been keeping plenty busy even without the World Bank job, dishing out advice to his fellow Tennessean, ex-Sen.
Both Sides of Immigration Debate Angry With Bush
[IMGCAP(1)] While the bipartisan bill backers say they are cautiously optimistic that it will pass the Senate this week, some of that will depend on whether GOP conservatives convince Senate Minority
Burton Facing Potentially Tough GOP Primary Challenge
[IMGCAP(1)] Democrats picked up three seats in Indiana on their way to winning control of the House in November, and the National Republican Congressional Committee would like nothing more than to
Georgia: TV Reporter Switching Channels to Senate Bid
The haul instead exceeded $1 million. At least one other Democrat is actively considering the race. State Rep.
Where Does This Garden Grow?
[IMGCAP(1)]Last week’s sunny recess was a great time for working outside. Above, Architect of the Capitol employee Nathan Cromley tends to some of the AOC’s watering systems on Capitol Hill.
Child Care Concerns
[IMGCAP(1)] The measure, introduced by Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) and co-sponsored by Sen.
Pelosi: Ethics Changes Coming ‘Soon’
Mike Capuano (D-Mass.), was initially slated to finish its work May 1 and is now expected to report its findings to House leadership this month.
Former Iowa GOP Rep. Wiley Mayne Dies at 90
[IMGCAP(1)] While in Congress, Mayne sat on the Judiciary Committee during the impeachment hearings of then-President Richard Nixon.
Dugan Departs
[IMGCAP(1)] From Kennerdell, Pa., Dugan graduated from Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pa., in 1977. Three Join Davis Staff. Rep.
A Program That’s Working for American Indians
To speak of restricting and limiting SBA 8(a)s when our total contract awards represent eight-tenths of 1 percent of all federal contracts is clearly an affront to tribal businesses in every state.
Fred, Tommy or Bobby: Which Thom(p)son Will History Remember?
[IMGCAP(1)] Bobby Thomson, the third Thom(p)son mentioned in the title of this column, now lives in New Jersey and is 83 years old.
Breakin’ Up?
[IMGCAP(1)] While the alliance’s board has not yet made a final decision, insiders said, it is expected to take a vote next month that will determine the EIA’s “future.”
‘Vote Pummeling’ Can Soften Majority’s Hard Line in House
[IMGCAP(1)] The votes can tie up House floor business for hours on end since each recorded vote takes at least 15 minutes.
Everybody Wants to Be a Director
[IMGCAP(1)] The Sunlight Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting government transparency, is offering $500 for the first video capturing McConnell “on record, answering (or refusing to answer
Portman Toughens Veto Talk
The four bills unveiled so far are each at least $1 billion over the president’s request, and the military construction, Veterans Administration and related agencies bill is more than $4 billion over.
Did Rep. Wicker Move the Stock Market Today?
Armor Holdings, which outfits military Humvees with armored plating, lost about 1 percent in Thursday’s trading. The MRAP is expected to replace Humvees for use in Iraq.
Bush Nears Debacle in Iraq, but Democrats Can’t Be Trusted Either
[IMGCAP(1)] Bush’s new counterinsurgency strategy has yet to be fully implemented, and yet the White House and Congress both are talking up a return to the recommendations of the bipartisan Iraq Study
Gore Promotes Book at Sold-Out GWU Event
DDOT’s goal is to make the change on or around July 1. It will affect traffic between Third and 14th streets Northeast. — Bryce Bauer, Emily Yehle and Daniel Heim
Money for the Hill
[IMGCAP(1)] Within that total is $10 million for the Capitol Police to help pay for new radios. When Rep.