GOP Filibusters Obama’s Deputy Interior Nominee
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Another Election Cycle, Another Couple of Polls to Consider
[IMGCAP(1)]We’re six months into the 2010 election cycle, and I have already received a pair of press releases about polls that set off alarms, though for very different reasons.
Science Vs. Politics: the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act’s Impact on Child Safety
[IMGCAP(1)]On Thursday, the House Small Business Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing to examine the challenges businesses face in complying with this law.
The Hot Plate: Wasabi Central
[IMGCAP(1)]SEI offers 14 specialty rolls ranging from the basic, such as the California roll, to the more creative like the SEI Caesar salad.
GOP Downplays Filibuster Victory
[IMGCAP(1)]According to the aide, Wednesday’s filibuster demonstrated that Republicans would extend this principle to consideration of executive branch nominations.
Ethnic Divisions Define Next Week’s California Special Election
Chu campaign has calculated that Asians make up about 29 percent of the 12,000 voters who had cast absentee ballots as of Wednesday, and Asian-American business leaders helped Chu raise just short of $1
Hurting, Not Dead, GOP Is Working Up Alternative Ideas
[IMGCAP(1)]While former Vice President Dick Cheney and radio rabble-rouser Rush Limbaugh try to isolate the party to an even smaller core, saner GOP leaders, “big tent— types, are trying to broaden
Heard on the Hill: We Interrupt This Hearing
[IMGCAP(1)]The topic was important, natch: the fiscal 2010 National Defense Authorization Budget Request from the Department of Defense (sorry, HOH seems to be nodding off already).
Photo of the Week: Free Parking
[IMGCAP(1)]A police cruiser from Freehold Township, N.J., sits parked at an expired handicapped parking meter on North Capitol Street during National Police Week.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Another Twitter Theft Victim
[IMGCAP(1)]While the real-life Crist revealed on his official Twitter page Tuesday morning that “After thoughtful consideration with my wife Carole, I have decided to run for the U.S.
What’s In a Creative Name?
[IMGCAP(1)]After all, there’s a long tradition in the House, Senate and Congressional softball leagues of maintaining creative, pun-filled and witty team names.
Smart Grid,’ Advanced Cables Can Provide Efficient Energy Options
[IMGCAP(1)]One of the most promising innovations is a “smart grid,— a system that allows us to combine energy transmission with real-time communication.
Hill Climbers: Phish Out of Water
[IMGCAP(1)]Mandel recalled meeting Anastasio at a reception in the Dirksen Senate Office Building, where the musician had come out to support the National Association of Drug Court Professionals.
Mug Shots: No Need to Drink Indoors
[IMGCAP(1)]Irish Times If dive bars that you can stumble to after a long day on the Hill are your style, then Kelly’s Irish Times (14 F St. NW) is the spot for you.
Heard on the Hill: Idol Worship
[IMGCAP(1)]The Wisconsin Democrat took to the House floor on Thursday to praise Danny Gokey, the 29-year-old gospel crooner whom “Milwaukee views as their very own idol,— Moore said.
K Street Files: Obama Backlash
[IMGCAP(1)]In an attempt to increase regular Americans’ access to the government, the White House announced Monday that it was changing the name of the Office of Public Liaison to the Office of Public
Conditions Seem Right for Some Type of Health Reform to Pass
[IMGCAP(1)]Thus, any plan built around insuring the 37 million Americans then without coverage would violate the basic principle.
Dodd, Lieberman Enjoy Symbiotic Relationship
[IMGCAP(1)]Droney said Lieberman’s support for Dodd will help him with many moderate Democrats in the state.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Something’s Fishy
[IMGCAP(1)]No less a foodie authority than British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey declared the fish, tantalizingly described in the official dinner program as seared escolar with olive tapenade, to
Road Map: Guantánamo Closure Puts Democrats in a Box
[IMGCAP(1)]That would be the same issue that House and Senate Republicans have been hammering President Barack Obama on for the past few weeks.