Renzi Colleague Faces Sentence
Sandlin faces up 30 years in prison for each charge and a fine of up to $1 million. A sentencing date has yet to be set.
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Obama Wants to Expand Web Access to Open Up Government
[IMGCAP(1)] Obamas campaign declined to answer questions for this article, but a review of the candidates Web site points to what telecommunication initiatives he would pursue.
Berman to Leave Internet Panel; Succession Race Begins
[IMGCAP(1)] Berman moved to the top spot of the Foreign Affairs panel after Rep.
A Complicated Relationship
[IMGCAP(1)] We wanted the exhibit to be a synthesis of the relationship between law enforcement and the media, Trost said.
One Washington Battle That’s All in Good Taste
Over past years, the event has raised almost $1 million to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington Metropolitan Police Clubhouses, whose mission is to provide a positive environment for district
Obama, McCain Can Help Advance Energy, Competitiveness Now
[IMGCAP(1)]Specifically, McCain should call the White House and Obama should call Democratic Congressional leaders to make sure that federal scientific research budgets arent flat-lined for another
Good Candidates for House Come in All Shapes and Sizes
[IMGCAP(1)]Gregg Harper (R), Mississippis 3rd district. An attorney and former Rankin County Republican chairman, Harper, 52, did what many candidates promise to do but, in fact, dont.
Heard on the Hill: Pity the Fool
[IMGCAP(1)]Thats according to an apparently informal Interns Survival Guide making the rounds on Wednesday after the budget watchdog group Taxpayers for Common Sense posted the memo on its Web
No Poll Vault for Sununu
A June 23-July 1 University of New Hampshire survey showed then-Rep. Sununu leading Gov. Shaheen comfortably, 51 percent to 42 percent, heading into the summer.
Money Matters: Mulligan on McCain
[IMGCAP(1)]According to court papers the DNC said it will file next week, McCains campaign broke the law by ignoring spending limits in the primary by using a promise of U.S.
Supplemental Headed to Rules Committee Tonight
Democrats are planning for the second time to include offsets for those costs by raising taxes on couples whose incomes exceed $1 million.
Campus Notebook: Don’t Shoot
[IMGCAP(1)]But theres at least one silver lining in that cloud. Capitol Police Officer Peter Geyer has received an award for his actions that day.
Earmark Drove Jefferson Case
that Defendant Betty Jefferson obtained grant funds of approximately $99,350 from the United States Department of Education for the Care Unlimited Bridge Program for the grant period beginning Oct. 1,
Hill Climbers: A Lucky Move
[IMGCAP(1)]She kind of badgered me, Rose joked. Good thing she did. Rose took another job, this time with a Senate Appropriations subcommittee dealing with transportation.
Office Space: A Lighter Side of Stevens
[IMGCAP(1)]Thats a little joke they call me the Hulk, the Alaska Republican said with a laugh.
Small Bit of Good News Not Enough to Offset Johnson’s Exit
[IMGCAP(1)]Pryce is retiring from Congress, one among many serious losses for the House, but a special loss.
Heard on the Hill: Luck of the Draw
[IMGCAP(1)]Rep. Dennis Cardoza (D-Calif.) reported in his 2007 financial disclosures winning $1,700 at the Olympic Casino in Estonia.
Rocky Mountain Lows
Schaffers early campaign missteps beyond the Abramoff flap missteps Schaffer can ill afford given the precarious state of the GOP brand nationally and the fact that he could be outspent by as much as 3-1
Morning Business: Chicago Bound
[IMGCAP(1)]He will work in tandem with campaign manager David Plouffe in executing the day-to-day campaign strategy.
Without Proper Context, Polls Are Not Very Helpful
[IMGCAP(1)]Although the Democrat at one point led the sitting VP by 17 points, Bush rallied to beat Dukakis by 314 electoral votes. (Dukakis lost one when the Electoral College convened.)