Frosh Call for Ethics Overhaul
Originally tasked with a May 1 deadline to report back to leadership, Capuano and other members of the task force have indicated that deadline may slip into the middle of May.
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Waxman Demands E-mails From RNC
Scott Jennings, or any other White House officials using accounts maintained by the RNC that relate to (1) the January 26, 2007, PowerPoint presentation at GSA, (2) the presentation of any similar political
Red, White & B’loon
[IMGCAP(1)]This week’s photos are all about perspective.
Warning: New Rules Could Snare Travel Sponsors
[IMGCAP(1)]A: Well, he’s half right. He is right that the ethics committee does not have jurisdiction over your association.
Post-Recess Agenda Packed
Democrats have cried foul, however, noting that Bush administration officials have alternately said the Pentagon needs the money by April 15 and May 1.
Already, Too Much of the ’08 Coverage Is Quite Misleading
[IMGCAP(1)] Sorry, but that’s not exactly the way the presidential race works, at least not now that the campaign starts more than a year before Iowa.
Radio Shack Unplugs, Tupperware Plugs In
[IMGCAP(1)] “Aside from compliance issues, government affairs just didn’t fit in with their efforts to make the company more profitable at this time,” Grothues said Thursday, his second-to-last day
Stalemate Over Funds for War Would Hurt Troops and Politicians
[IMGCAP(1)] In his State of the Union address, Bush said — can anyone remember this?
Lewis’ Moves
[IMGCAP(1)] Jamila Thompson is new to the office as senior legislative assistant. She previously worked as a legislative assistant for Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.).
Cavalieri: Poetry in Motion
[IMGCAP(1)] Tucker, a mustachioed man with a thick mane of silvery hair and a relaxed, deliberative mien, goes on to read a few poems — several of which paint jarringly poignant snapshots of newsroom
Good Charlotte
[IMGCAP(1)] The 15-year-old pooch, who was a regular fixture around the halls of the Capitol and something of a mascot to Hoyer’s office, had to be put to sleep on Wednesday after suffering from age-related
Senate Passes Supplemental After Defeat of Earmark Amendments
An amendment eliminating a $25 million bailout of the spinach industry did pass, 96-1.
Boehner Proposes New Ethics Task Force
Boehner said the group should report back recommendations by July 1 to consider the potential reforms before the August break.
Can Democrats Keep The Wave Alive in ’07 Gubernatorial Races?
[IMGCAP(1)] That said, 2007 is not without national implications. Primarily, those implications are psychological, but that doesn’t make them any less important.
Display Features Presidents’ Childhoods
“School House to White House: The Education of the Presidents” is on display through Jan. 1, 2008, in the Lawrence F.
Diseases on Display at Koshland
New York Times science reporter Denise Grady will be at the opening event from 1 to 2:30 p.m. for a discussion.
Bush Should Push Musharraf on Elections This Year in Pakistan
[IMGCAP(1)] That’s because, perhaps sooner than later, the increasingly unpopular Musharraf could go the way of the Shah of Iran, who was toppled by Islamic extremists.
Election Reform Measures Moving Forward in Senate
Since Jan. 1, 2001, political action committees, House campaigns and presidential campaigns have been required to file electronic copies of their fundraising reports with the Federal Election Commission
Dirt Diving for Democrats
[IMGCAP(1)] In the previous cycle, Gehrke served as executive director for the Senate Majority Project, which served as an adjunct to the Senate Democrats’ opposition research operation.
Not Quiet on the Western Front
[IMGCAP(1)] Just as Members of Congress were filtering onto the steps for a press conference to encourage prayer, the area was the scene of a dramatic takedown of a woman who was lunging for a Capitol