K Street Files: Houton’s Landing
[IMGCAP(1)]Houton, who most recently served on President Barack Obama’s inaugural committee, joins as a principal and will manage the firm’s health care and tax practice.
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Priest and Rock Music Fan, Former Rep. Robert Cornell Dies
[IMGCAP(1)]The Democrat lived a full life even before he was elected to represent northeastern Wisconsin in 1974.
Heard on the Hill: Stormy and Cantor — They Know Whips
[IMGCAP(1)]But one of Cantor’s former colleagues says the Virginia Republican and the adult film actress share a common interest — listening.
Congress’ Penchant for Delegation Can Be a Sin of Commission
.— [IMGCAP(1)]Last week, the House moved a step closer to the Speaker’s goal by approving creation of a financial crisis inquiry commission as part of a fraud enforcement bill.
Obama Is Turning! Turning! Turning! To the Blue Dogs
[IMGCAP(1)]At the time it was popular, the song was considered to be an anti-Vietnam War anthem.
Politics & Poker: Ball Invites Scrutiny With Google Me!’
[IMGCAP(1)]Ball, the likely Republican nominee against Rep.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: C-List Stands for Congress
[IMGCAP(1)]Tripping over a Hollywood A-lister was as easy as stepping on one of the trailing gowns circulating around the Washington Hilton.
Choosing a Justice Who Cares Enough to Notice
White House press briefing May 1 “code.” Mary Matalin Ann Coulter Brown v.
Cutting Room Floor: Generational Thanks
[IMGCAP(1)]World War II veteran Jesse Holmes talks to Daniel Stagg, 11, of Beaumont, Texas, before touring the Capitol Visitor Center last week.
Campus Notebook: Tourist Overload
[IMGCAP(1)]Acting Architect of the Capitol Stephen Ayers is asking Congress to pay for the guides — plus 15 visitor assistants — in fiscal 2010, citing packed tours and confused visitors.
Kentucky Rep. Yarmuth’s PAC Promotes Congress’ Prerogatives
Yarmuth organized Article 1 PAC to “help support candidates that are committed to preserving Article One,” Yarmuth spokesman Stuart Perelmuter said in an e-mail to CQ Politics.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Out and About
[IMGCAP(1)]Opening at the Landmark E Street Cinema, the flick takes on the controversial subject of “outing— gay pols, and features plenty of Capitol Hill denizens sure to make it a must-watch for
Hill Talk: Mall Makeover
This year’s lunch raised more than $1 million through ticket sales and sponsorships. In 2008, the lunch raised $635,000.
Heard on the Hill: Blunt Impact
[IMGCAP(1)]The Missouri Republican got into a fender-bender outside the garage of the Hart Senate Office Building on Wednesday, an HOH spy reports, when he steered his black SUV into a Senate staffer
Simpsons Stamps Rouse Ire
The Postal Service has printed 1 billion 44-cent “Simpsons— stamps — the new price for a first-class stamp, starting today — featuring each member of the Simpsons family.
U.S. Must Focus on Prevention in Fight Against Chronic Disease
[IMGCAP(1)]According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, physical activity reduces the risk of dying from coronary heart disease and of developing high blood pressure, colon cancer and diabetes
The Lady Doth Protest Too Much
As chairwoman of the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Intelligence, Information Sharing and Terrorism Risk Assessment, Harman was in high dudgeon over my April 1, 2008, testimony accusing
Under Your Nose: Bakery That Time Forgot
[IMGCAP(1)]Alan Penberg, a retired police officer, helps serve others and occasionally fills in for Tramonte when she is away. Penberg says he started coming in 1968 when he joined the force.
For Hill Republicans, an Opportunity to Rebrand Their Party
[IMGCAP(1)]It’s difficult to change opinions that have gelled over the past few years, and GOP efforts to reach voters town hall by town hall are likely to be overshadowed by major fights on Capitol
The Rose Garden: Obama Aides Lay Groundwork for Health Reform
[IMGCAP(1)]Much of the White House effort so far, according to sources on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, has been confined to a consultative role while Senators on the Finance and Health, Education