Embattled FEC Nominee Withdraws
The former Justice Department lawyers nomination has been the linchpin in a longstanding Senate stalemate that shuttered the elections regulator Jan. 1.
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Alter Budget to Meet Military Needs
The Air Force has been flying combat and combat-support missions nonstop in the Middle East for more than 18 years, totaling more than 1 million sorties since Sept. 11, 2001.
War Supplemental Last Chance to Push Spending
That should be the No. 1 priority, and it worries me that its not the No. 1 priority of the administration. Adm.
She’s Back
[IMGCAP(1)]She said she is glad to be back in Feeneys office. I love working for Tom. Hes a great boss to be around, and its a fun office to be in, Parker told Climbers.
Founding Fathers 2.0
[IMGCAP(1)]The National Archives released a report last week outlining options for making the documents publicly available.
Private Equity Indignation Soothed by Contributions
Instead, that bill passed the House last week with another pay-for that would increase the tax rate on couples making more than $1 million a year.
May Hill Staffers Advance the Costs of Election Campaigns?
[IMGCAP(1)]Last weekend, I picked up $300 worth of campaign signs for an upcoming fundraiser for the candidate.
The House GOP Blame Game That Just Won’t Let Up
[IMGCAP(1)]Welcome to another round of Republican finger-pointing and blame assigning. If you arent getting enough of it now, dont worry.
Trading Up
[IMGCAP(1)]As part of a multimillion-dollar effort, the chamber this week is launching an ad campaign on Google, with advertisements set to appear alongside Internet news and opinion stories that
Carried Away
[IMGCAP(1)]Capitol Police officers and a firetruck appeared on the scene, where theyd been called to assist a sick person, a Capitol Police spokeswoman confirmed.
Adapt Military to Changing World
I hope appropriators follow suit and reward the steady and impressive reductions of 1 million man hours for each submarine now under construction.
Re-evaluate Approach to Defense
The two key questions that we must consider are therefore: (1) What is the necessary share for defense security within a comprehensive national security strategy; and (2) is that share actually being applied
The Admiral’s View
Now, its very clear that Iraq is the No. 1 priority for us right now, and should forces become available down the road out of Iraq, then very likely, the second priority would be to send them into Afghanistan
American Mood on Economy: Gloomy but Stable
The nationwide poll was conducted May 1-13 and the margin of error was +/- 1 percent.
Senate Rules Committee to Hold Hearing on FEC Nominations
The commission has been shuttered since Jan. 1. – Matthew Murray
New York: Fossella Stays Mum, But Jockeying for Seat Starts
Fossella was arrested on drunken-driving charges in the wee hours of May 1 and since then has had to endure a nightmarish series of revelations about his personal life.
Mississippi Special: Why Childers Won and Why Davis Lost
[IMGCAP(1)]Initially, I assumed (without a lot of thought, actually) that Greg Davis would win narrowly. I imagined that if he lost, the major reason would be the mood of the electorate.
Gorbey Update
[IMGCAP(1)]Testifying in his own trial, Gorbey told jurors that the surveillance video of his arrest did not match up to what actually happened Jan. 18.
Farm Bill Proves Hard to Resist
The House backed the farm bill conference report by a 3-to-1 margin Wednesday, brushing aside fiscal concerns and likely ensuring a swift override of President Bushs promised veto.
Both Sides Tout Millionaire Tax
Most people making more than $500,000 a year, or $1 million a year for couples, have small businesses, Republicans argued.