K Street Files: Handicapping Specter’s Staff
[IMGCAP(1)]With Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) taking over as ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the future of several members of Specter’s committee staff is in question.
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Slicing and Dicing
[IMGCAP(1)]The Udalls captured the top award for their “Watermelon Pine Nut Gazpacho.— Udall credited his wife for the win.
Leahy Raises Questions Over Specter Subcommittee Chairmanship
Updated: 1:32 p.m. Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) on Thursday appeared to throw a little cold water on the Democratic leadership’s plan to give recent party-switcher Sen.
Photo From the Attic: All the Presidents
[IMGCAP(1)]In April 1994, five presidents and first ladies gathered in California to pay their respects to President Richard Nixon. From left: Bill Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, George H.W.
Republicans Enter Race for Deal’s Open Georgia Seat
Nathan Deal announced May 1, just five days ago, that he is running for governor of Georgia.
Franken Visits White House
A special recount court ruled Franken the victor last month, but Coleman is appealing that decision to the state Supreme Court in a trial that is scheduled to begin on June 1.
Inouye Faces His First Test
Inouye also said he hopes to break Congress’ recent penchant for blowing past the annual Oct. 1 deadline for enacting the regular appropriations bills that fund the government.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Songs in the Key of Congress
[IMGCAP(1)]Pelosi was introduced by Susan Vita, the chief of the Library’s music division.
Freedom of Information Held Captive by Legislation That Favors Broadcasters
[IMGCAP(1)]More than 15 percent of Americans cannot get their national networks (ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX) through an over-the-air antenna but could get it through distant networks provided by satellite.
House Officials Ask for Better Staff Benefits
The House also makes a larger commission off the sales than ever before — 3 percent, or about $1 million a year. “I don’t think it’s fair to our employees,— she said.
Shop Talk: Help Wanted
[IMGCAP(1)]The RNC officials offered the finance director job to Rob Bickhart, who has run much of former Sen.
Off-Year Shenanigans: What’s a Party Committee to Do?
[IMGCAP(1)]But few campaign operatives are entirely content with doing just that.
Democrats Should Reform Medicare, Not Universalize It
[IMGCAP(1)]And Democrats in Congress, instead of trying to drive all Americans into a Medicare-style, single-payer health plan, should first figure out how to reform Medicare itself, which is rapidly
Life After Congress: Thurman Helps Florida Democrats Find Tools to Win
Four years ago, the Florida Democratic Party was nearly $1 million in debt. Today, the organization is one of the few state parties that can boast six and seven figures in cash-on-hand totals.
Heard on the Hill: Invasion of the Boldfacers
[IMGCAP(1)]That was comedian Rosie O’Donnell, chatting on Wednesday with new best pal Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.).
Photo of the Week: A Step Up
[IMGCAP(1)]Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) makes his way to the luncheons from the Senate subway on Tuesday.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Bard Is the New Barack
[IMGCAP(1)]At Monday night’s annual “Will on the Hill— performance at the Shakespeare Theatre Company, Members of Congress took to the stage in a play about the power of the Bard’s words to lessen
Putting a New Face on ADHD
[IMGCAP(1)]Ask anyone who grew up with ADHD before 1990, and they will tell you that no one, except perhaps those in exclusive research circles, really understood the neurobiological disorder that can
K Street Files: GOP in Vogue
[IMGCAP(1)]Hunt, who has been running his own consulting firm with SIFMA as a client, will become president of the Consumer Bankers Association on June 1, the organization announced Tuesday.
Small Plates: Drinking Up For a Good Cause
exhibits, “Luis Meléndez: Master of the Spanish Still Life,— which runs from May 17 through Aug. 23, and “The Art of Power: Royal Armor and Portraits From Imperial Spain,— running from June 28 to Nov. 1,