Shotgun Trial
[IMGCAP(1)]Gorbey and Kerkhoff also argued over the language for a statement to be read by the judge during the trial, or “curative instructions.”
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Englewood Mayor Has a Head Start
[IMGCAP(1)]While those New Jersey Congressmen are all quick to say that they are supporting Lautenberg because of their genuine love for the man, the more cynical political pundits in New Jersey
CVC Watch
[IMGCAP(1)]And that means hiring the people to run it.
Winds of Change Not Blowing Through This Week
[IMGCAP(1)]No doubt both chambers are aiming to capitalize on recent news stories about dust-related factory explosions and problems with airline maintenance inspections that grounded thousands of
When Cultures Collide
[IMGCAP(1)]Take Sen.
The Real Story on C-SPAN
He grew up listening to the radio and in high school got his first job in the business at WASK in Lafayette, Ind., performing odd jobs for $1 an hour.
The Checks Are Coming! The Checks Are Coming!
[IMGCAP(1)]That type of economic stimulus was so popular and the benefits were so ingrained that political movies — “The Seduction of Joe Tynan,” for example — used battles over pending public works
Pearce Made Millions on Sale
As a Congressional candidate in 2002, Pearce filed a financial disclosure form listing his largest asset as Lea Fishing Tools, an oil services company in Hobbs, N.M., valued at $1 million to $5 million
The Sword Stays
[IMGCAP(1)]Associate Judge Gregory Jackson dismissed Gorbey’s motion to suppress most of the evidence against him, citing the Capitol Police’s lawful searches of Gorbey and a pickup truck linked
Out of Place
[IMGCAP(1)] A Benjamin Franklin impersonator watched last week as a woman held her skirt down against a gust of wind. The obvious question: What was he doing on Capitol Hill?
Party Time
[IMGCAP(1)]The lobby shop is keeping up its tradition of doing an event the evening before the Democratic National Convention starts –– a surprise considering many ethics lawyers have said such a
Landing a Promotion With Martinez
[IMGCAP(1)]“They were part of my life,” Weinberg said. Weinberg, 58, has a long history of working with Martinez.
Members’ Ballgame Moves to Nats’ Park
The Democrats were leading that game 1-0 until the third inning, when their five errors contributed to four GOP runs. “If we can just avoid that one terrible inning,” he said.
National Mall Will Be More User-Friendly
The first $1 billion improvement came from President Bush when he requested the largest operating budget in NPS’ history for 2008, allowing parks around the country to hire 3,000 more seasonal employees
For McCain, There’s Only One Perfect Candidate for Veep
[IMGCAP(1)]Each one would bring something to the ticket. Some come from crucial swing states that could help McCain reach 270 electoral votes.
A Tale of Two BlackBerrys
[IMGCAP(1)]Like many Members of Congress, the North Carolina Democrat is often seen carrying two BlackBerrys — one for official business and another for his campaign.
Have House-Senate Conferences Gone the Way of the Dodo?
[IMGCAP(1)]The minority Democrats’ justifiable complaint was that majority Republicans often shut them out of conference committee deliberations after a single, perfunctory public meeting was held
Reid May Intervene in Democratic Presidential Contest
Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told reporters during a Thursday afternoon press conference that he may send a letter to superdelegates encouraging them to declare their support in the presidential race by July 1.
Young Voters Prefer Obama 70-30 Over Clinton
It doesn’t come as much of a surprise for those who have followed the campaign results and polls, but a survey conducted between March 11 and April 1 for the Harvard University Institute of Politics found
Three More Judicial Nominees Headed to the Floor
Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) has scheduled a May 1 hearing on three more judicial nominations.