Union Station Movie Theater Shuts Down
, which operates USI, told Norton's subcommittee that three factors are crucial: "The success of Union Station as an intermodal transportation facility is based on a careful and strategic balance of (1)
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Appropriations Shops Restructure Their Business Models
According to disclosures filed with the Secretary of the Senate, Cornerstone earned $8.9 million from Jan. 1 to Sept. 30, 2008.
Heard on the Hill: One of These Things Is Not Like the Other
[IMGCAP(1)]HOH spotted at least three Republicans heading into the Democrats’ huddle, which was being held in the Mansfield Room.
K Street Files: Partying for Podesta
[IMGCAP(1)]“I’ve had nothing to do with it,— Podesta said of planning the fete. “I was informed I was to be there.
A Road Well-Traveled in Drive to Hold Power: Destroy the Opposition
[IMGCAP(1)]That’s not exactly a new standard for the Nevada Democrat, who understands full well how to run a campaign and what he’ll need to do to win a fifth term.
Hill Climbers: Texas-Sized Changes
[IMGCAP(1)]Six staff shuffles have taken place in Barton’s office this year. And, unsurprisingly, only one of the changes involved a non-Texan.
The Rose Garden: Kerry Is Just One in the Hill’s Shadow’ Cabinet
[IMGCAP(1)]But let’s just suppose that Kerry’s Talleyrand turn had a whiff of something else to it.
Return to Hill Isn’t Cheap
[IMGCAP(1)]But despite having the opportunity to reel in big clients and bigger paydays with their party controlling Congress and the White House, a number of Democratic lobbyists — some longtime
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Political Aftershock
[IMGCAP(1)]Our colleague Byron Tau attended the D.C. premiere of “HouseQuake,— a new political movie directed by Congressional offspring Karen Price about change and hope (but noticeably lacking President
Photo From the Attic: Summer of Watergate
[IMGCAP(1)]The Senate committee set up to investigate the Watergate break-ins met through the summer of 1973 and included (far right) Sen.
Money in N.Y. Special a Telling Sign
Especially stark is the contrast in giving between Republican and Democratic Members — in the last six days Democratic giving has outpaced that of the GOP 20 to 1, the disclosures showed.
K Street Files: Zerzan’s Out
[IMGCAP(1)]Zerzan, a Republican, worked in the Bush administration’s Treasury Department and prior to that was senior counsel on the House Financial Services Committee.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Chase the Blues Away
[IMGCAP(1)]More than 65 Members are on the host committee for the sixth annual Congressional Blues Festival, a one-night event at the Mellon Auditorium celebrating the tradition of blues music while raising
Inouye Hits Senate Milestone
Inouye recalled with a chuckle that Mansfield said: “No. 1, whoever serves on the committee has to be a lawyer. That cuts down the number.
Ageism and Health Care Reform: Older Adults Deserve Straight Talk
[IMGCAP(1)]It is ageist to scare older Americans with talk of death panels, cuts that will destroy Medicare or drastically reduce benefits, or make it impossible to see their doctors.
Investment Is the Key for Women Entrepreneurs
[IMGCAP(1)] But those opportunities are threatened by some dangerous rules that the Federal Communications Commission is about to propose.
Harkin Is Ready to Fill Big Shoes
[IMGCAP(1)]Hatch teamed up with Kennedy on many major health care initiatives over the years including the creation of the children’s health insurance program.
Will the Buckeye State Swing Back to the GOP in 2010?
[IMGCAP(1)]Not quite three years ago, a Democratic wave in Ohio swept Republicans out of all but one of the state’s top offices. Then-Rep.
Heard on the Hill: A-Salt-ing Sen. Snowe
[IMGCAP(1)]But they are inadvertently helping people in need.
Shop Talk: Teacher Becomes a Student
[IMGCAP(1)]But Missouri Democrat Tommy Sowers, who is mounting an uphill bid against Rep.