Jefferson May Be Ineligible for Camp
— [IMGCAP(1)]The BOP policy specifically states: “A male inmate with more than ten years remaining to serve will be housed in at least a Low security level institution unless the [public safety factor
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Road Map: Reid’s Health Bill Push May Spell Weekend Work
[IMGCAP(1)]Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is hellbent on getting the debate up and running before Thanksgiving, but he also wants to try to give Members next week off.
Broadband Investment and 100 Percent Adoption: Who Pays?
[IMGCAP(1)] Put simply, to fully participate in contemporary life, every American needs broadband.
China�s Real Environmental Problems
[IMGCAP(1)] Let me be blunt. The president should not lecture the Chinese about global warming. China faces too many real environmental dangers to waste time on a hoax like climate change.
Obama Looks to Move Judges
[IMGCAP(1)]According to several Senate Democrats, the late-year push by the White House on federal court nominees is part of a broader effort to highlight the use of GOP holds and other procedural
Health Care Debate Illustrates Deep Divide Between House, Senate
[IMGCAP(1)]What brought this to mind most recently was the contrasting ways in which the health care reform bills were being developed and managed.
Congress Deserves Some Slack for the Appropriations Delay
[IMGCAP(1)]To an appropriator, “omnibus appropriation— is fightin’ words, a challenge to their dignity, a slap across the face with a glove, the legislative equivalent of saying something nasty about
Heard on the Hill: Foul Play?
[IMGCAP(1)]The sports impasse teed off in July when Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) introduced a resolution congratulating a South Carolina golfer for winning the U.S. Open.
Cutting Room Floor: At Ease
[IMGCAP(1)]Veterans leave the bar at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 5246 after attending a Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday in Federalsburg, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Congressional Trekkie
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Treating Pain Must Be Key Part of Health Reform Bill
[IMGCAP(1)] Among its provisions, it would provide training in pain management for health professionals, who currently get no more than a couple of hours of pain training — nowhere near enough to deliver
Hill Climbers: Policy Is His Passion
[IMGCAP(1)]Daniel Sepulveda certainly couldn’t get enough. Last week, Sepulveda, 37, made a homecoming to Capitol Hill in becoming a senior adviser to Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.).
Jefferson’s Sentence Is a Record-Setter
[IMGCAP(1)]Ney, who pleaded guilty in 2006 to making false statements and conspiracy in connection with receiving thousands of dollars in gifts, meals and sports tickets from disgraced ex-lobbyist
We Can�t Gamble With Children�s Health
[IMGCAP(1)] Far too many children in America have to play the lottery when it comes to health insurance.
The Rose Garden: Obama Becomes the Private Communicator
[IMGCAP(1)]The president was swamping the airwaves, printing presses and the Web with a nonstop fusillade of interviews, news conferences and even town hall meetings.
Heard on the Hill: Cowboy Up
[IMGCAP(1)]But it turns out that’s the case — House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and Rep. Aaron Schock went to Nashville on Wednesday night to attend the star-studded Country Music Awards.
New Rule Trips Up Lobbyist-Tied PACs
“SAIC was and is fully aware of the requirement under the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of 2007 to file the amended FEC Form 1 by March 29 of this year,— SAIC spokeswoman Melissa Koskovich
2009 Election Results Show How the Context Has Changed
[IMGCAP(1)]Candidate quality, fundraising and local issues are always significant factors in gubernatorial races.
K Street Files: Tea for $280K
[IMGCAP(1)]Mark Williams, a radio personality who runs the organization, said his group traces its beginnings to six years ago, when it helped build momentum for the ouster of ex-Gov.
Kratovil Navigates Different Shores
[IMGCAP(1)]“I hope he doesn’t get swallowed up there in D.C.,— said Queenstown resident and Vietnam War veteran Jerry Studuck, a self-described Democrat who attended a Veterans Day event in Federalsburg