Photo of the Week: Bike Park Nearly Ready To Soar
[IMGCAP(1)]The 1,700-square-foot Union Station Bicycle Transit Center is beginning to take shape.
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Obama Uses Tele-Town Hall to Defend Health Care Reform
Senate leaders said they have attracted 1 million listeners.
Campus Notebook: A Somber Anniversary
[IMGCAP(1)]Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) gave a speech Monday honoring Sgt. Christopher Eney, who died on Aug. 24, 1984, after a training accident.
K Street Files: Secular Coalition Finds Religion (on K Street)
[IMGCAP(1)]The group, which recently named former Maine state legislator Sean Faircloth as its executive director, used the fact that it now has a K Street address as a fundraising device in a recent
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Bye Bye Bunning
[IMGCAP(1)]A quick search of Roll Call’s archives reveals that Bunning made HOH’s pages only a handful of times, perhaps most notably for an appearance he made in Cooperstown, N.Y., in the summer
What’s Needed to Protect Our Nation’s Food Supply
[IMGCAP(1)]The salmonella scare of 2008 left almost 1500 people across 43 states sick — with tomatoes first incorrectly suspected as the culprit and jalapeños in Mexico later identified to be the source
Reid Assures Sotomayor’s Confirmation
[IMGCAP(1)]Senate Democrats have continued to tout Sotomayor’s life story and the fact that she would serve as the first Latina on the Supreme Court.
Paralysis by Analysis
[IMGCAP(1)]Put most simply, the CBO’s track record in predicting the effects of health legislation is abysmal.
Behind the Scenes, Coaches Play Vital Role
[IMGCAP(1)]But these leisurely sessions do not organize themselves.
Heard on the Hill: Barefoot in the Swamp
[IMGCAP(1)]But HOH has noticed some female Members are pushing the sartorial envelope of late, showing up at formal events in toe-baring sandals.
CVC Hoping to Complete East Plaza in September
— [IMGCAP(1)]Construction crews have been an almost constant part of the CVC landscape since the building’s opening, tearing up the plaza bit by bit.
The Time Has Come to Put a Limit on Supreme Court Tenure
[IMGCAP(1)]The early negative reaction to the Sotomayor nomination by many Republicans may have been driven in part by her “wise Latina— comment or by her vote on the New Haven firefighter case —
Hill Climbers: First State Connections
[IMGCAP(1)]In March, Amy Overton was hired as a legislative assistant, a role in which she primarily covers banking for the Senator.
Dodd, Conrad at Center of Probe
[IMGCAP(1)]A rapid conclusion to the probe could be a welcome event for Dodd, who is up for re-election next year and trailing his GOP challenger in recent polls.
Morning Business: Sotomayor Faces Next Test
[IMGCAP(1)]All the committee’s Democrats have said they will vote to approve her nomination, and only one of the panel’s Republicans — Sen. Lindsey Graham (S.C.) — has said he will support it.
Ad Campaigns Target Centrist House Democrats
The committee is committed to spending nearly $1 million nationwide, which includes a television ad already on the air in North Dakota, Nevada, and Arkansas — the latter two of which are likely to host
Nation: New RNC Ads Target 60 Members on Health
The RNC is spending almost $1 million on the overall effort, which also includes TV ads (currently airing in Nevada, North Dakota and Arkansas) and other nationwide grass-roots organizing efforts that
PASS ID Act Fixes Problems With Hastily Passed REAL ID
[IMGCAP(1)]We have an opportunity in the current Congress with the PASS ID Act.
DeSaulnier Is First to Air TV Ad in California Special
— In the crowded Sept. 1 all-party primary, DeSaulnier is one of three Democratic frontrunners, along with Lt. Gov. John Garamendi and state Assemblywoman Joan Buchanan.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: True Confessions
[IMGCAP(1)]His support of the roundly hated New England team — which he revealed in a profile today in local Wooster paper the Daily Record — is practically tantamount to treachery among baseball