House Tables Murtha Rebuke
.; $8 million for Battlefield Respirators production; $1 million for Disposable Bioreactors to be developed in Lansing, Mich.; $4 million for Tactical Vehicle Cargo Restraint Nets; $2.5 million for Advanced
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Don’t Think of an Elephant
[IMGCAP(1)] What’s that?
Relic Keeps on Picking
[IMGCAP(1)] Once the hair is sufficiently fluffed — each batch is fed through the machine two to three times — it’s taken across the hall to the upholstery shop.
Pocketbook Patent
[IMGCAP(1)] Ever since Rep.
Names in the News Can Be Divided Into Heroes and Villains
The continuing saga over the Alberto Gonzales Justice Department tops the list: [IMGCAP(1)] Villains: Former White House Counsel (and still Attorney General) Alberto Gonzales and former White House
On Your Radio
[IMGCAP(1)] The 24-hour, commercial-free channel will be called POTUS ’08 and will be located at XM Channel 130.
Take Two
[IMGCAP(1)] And the Hollywood group’s CEO, Dan Glickman, a former Democratic Congressman from Kansas, is casting Democrats for most of the roles.
CVC Watch
[IMGCAP(1)] Earlier this month, Jacobs stepped down from the post he had just been promoted to at the end of March when former Project Executive Bob Hixon retired.
Good Night, Chamber
[IMGCAP(1)] The trick, which Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) apparently hasn’t learned, is that if you’re going to sneak in a doze, you shouldn’t sit behind the guy on whom the cameras are trained.
Cunningham’s Rise and Fall
[IMGCAP(1)] The book traces Cunningham’s demise to May 10, 1972, when as a fighter pilot in Vietnam he shot down three enemy planes, giving him a career total of five kills and making him an “ace,
There’s More to Latest Polling Shifts Than Mere Numbers
[IMGCAP(1)] OK, there was Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) as Don Corleone threatening Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) with retaliation. Rogers’ crime?
House to Be Scene of Partisan Warfare This Week
[IMGCAP(1)] With both Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) reluctant to spark another showdown with the White House, Democrats are likely to abandon their
Submarine Construction Is Necessary
However, with a 14-1 ratio, China’s submarine fleet will outnumber the U.S. in future decades.
Small Business Needs More Contracts
In fact, a 2004 report by the Center for Public Integrity found that 80 percent of all defense contracting dollars awarded by the Pentagon were won by 1 percent of defense contractors, equaling approximately
In the Heart of Hart
[IMGCAP(1)]Two unidentified staffers wait for an elevator in the Hart Senate Office Building in this week’s Lost & Found photo.
Family Values
[IMGCAP(1)] “Rep.
Amazing Race
According to the group, it has invested nearly $1 billion in research and community outreach programs.
Labor-HHS May Spark GOP Rebellion
the GOP ran both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue — will be no easy task given that it includes numerous popular programs, ranging from cancer research to college grants, and is typically larded up with $1
Sen. Eagleton Made Metro System Possible
The No. 1 issue facing the subcommittee was the fate of the Metrorail system; $1.7 billion in federal funding was needed to finish the 101-mile Metrorail system — only 30.8 miles had been completed.
West Front to Get a Coat of Fresh Paint This Year
West Front is scheduled for a late-2007 touch-up that, according to a solicitation notice released last week by the Architect of the Capitol’s office, is expected to cost somewhere from $500,000 to $1