Campus Notebook: Serving Early Birds
[IMGCAP(1)]Restaurant Associates, the company that runs the Senate cafeterias, is offering a variety of holiday meals throughout the Senate complex.
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Photo of the Week: Leaf Dance
[IMGCAP(1)]Architect of the Capitol workers spend a sunny fall afternoon herding fallen leaves in Upper Senate Park on Monday.
Reform Allies Ready Ads Backing Vulnerables
Tuesday, but it will include a weeklong $750,000 television ad buy by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and Americans United for Change targeting 12 House Democrats; a $1
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Elsewhere in Literary News
[IMGCAP(1)]They might not have perched on Oprah’s couch or gotten multimillion-dollar advances, but a handful of Congressional authors will be at the National Press Club’s annual book fair tonight.
Obey Rips Administration For Outrageous’ Errors in Stimulus Reporting
But a Democratic aide familiar with the situation warned against reading too much into the reporting errors since the stimulus has already created more than 1 million jobs.Republicans are “all over it
Morning Business: Byrd Flies to New Heights
[IMGCAP(1)]Byrd, the longest-serving Senator and the chamber’s President Pro Tem, surpassed the previous record on his 20,774th day of service in Congress.
Obama Is Taking the Right Steps in the Middle East
[IMGCAP(1)] Recently, Obama has been the recipient of undue criticism regarding his failure to advance the Middle East peace process.
The Hot Plate: A Hand-Tossed Hot Spot
[IMGCAP(1)]Although the pizza at Seventh Hill (327 Seventh St. SE) isn’t perfect, it’s a great start.
Heard on the Hill: He’s Good for This One
[IMGCAP(1)]Prior to the World Series — in which Serrano’s New York Yankees beat Brady’s Philadelphia Phillies in six games — the duo pledged that the loser would give the winner culinary goodies
Hill Climbers: Pressers With Wolves
[IMGCAP(1)]Ben Miller (who bears no relation to George Miller) vividly remembers his brush with a wolf.
K Street Files: In Redskins Fight, Activists May Turn to Congress
[IMGCAP(1)]While much of the battle has historically been fought in the legal system, advocates could also head to Capitol Hill to try to strong-arm the team into changing its name, which many American
Obama’s Record So Far: A on Transparency, D on Appointments
[IMGCAP(1)]As a presidential candidate, Obama made it clear that reform to make government in Washington, D.C., work better and be more accountable remained a key part of his agenda.
Reid Looks to Shield Caucus on Health Vote
[IMGCAP(1)]Either way, Reid hopes to receive a formal cost estimate of his bill from the Congressional Budget Office on Wednesday.
McConnell Hits Stride on Health Reform
[IMGCAP(1)]As part of that, McConnell has tried to give his Members significant roles in the GOP health care effort.
RC TV – November 15, 2009, pt 1
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RC TV – November 15, 2009, pt 2
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: You Can’t Keep a Good Bobblehead Down
[IMGCAP(1)]The company initially refused to sell the app in its store, claiming the app violated its rules on defamatory content, but Apple rethought that decision this weekend.
Maryland: Big Names Drop In for Harris Money Events
Frank Kratovil (D), after losing by less than 1 point last year. Harris had $313,000 in the bank as of Sept. 30, while Kratovil reported $691,000 in cash on hand.
Campus Notebook: Somebody Else’s Limits
[IMGCAP(1)]DeMint’s bill would limit Members to serving three terms in the House and two in the Senate.
A Better Way for Say-on-Pay
[IMGCAP(1)] As the White House, Congress and the business community focus on rebuilding the economy and restoring confidence in markets, corporate leaders and boards of directors have a responsibility