Cabaret Celebrates U Street’s Heyday
“From U Street to the Cotton Club— will run April 24, 25, 26, 30 and May 1 and 3. For tickets and information, call 202-204-7763.
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April Madness: Can GOP Win Back the House in 2010?
[IMGCAP(1)]Over the past couple of weeks, at least three Republicans — House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (Va.), former Speaker Newt Gingrich (Ga.) and campaign consultant Tony Marsh — have raised the
Shop Talk: To Thine Own Self Be Patru
[IMGCAP(1)]Amplifico’s aim is to provide corporations and business coalitions with a fully staffed presidential-campaign-style war room on a contractual basis, according to Patru.
Democrats Get in the Swing
[IMGCAP(1)]The Members are scheduled to practice nearly every weekday morning until the Memorial Day recess and every day between then and the game.
Heard on the Hill: When the Conference is A-Rockin’
— [IMGCAP(1)]Previous conference hits have included The Who’s “Baba O’Reilly,— “Hail! Hail! Rock ’n’ Roll— by Little Richard, and Rick Derringer’s “Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo,— we hear.
Photo of the Week: Water Works
[IMGCAP(1)]Mark Wooldridge, a worker for the Architect of the Capitol, cleans the fountain in Upper Senate Park on Tuesday.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: We Scream
[IMGCAP(1)]And here’s a somewhat-plausible cover story for Hill staffers who want to take a field trip to one of the nearby locations to take advantage of the offer: The do-gooder company is debuting
NFL Should Put Fans, TV Viewers First
In fact, we’ve consistently offered to continue carrying the NFL Network under the terms of our current contract before it expires May 1, but the NFL has rejected our offer.
Morning Business: Earmark Control
[IMGCAP(1)]Second-term Reps. Paul Hodes (D-N.H.) and Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) and freshman Rep.
History Is New Again at the Capitol Visitor Center
These documents will be on display until Oct. 1. They are on loan from the National Archives and Records Administration and the Library of Congress.
K Street Files: Too Much Green Tape’
[IMGCAP(1)]The centerpiece of the campaign, dubbed “Project No Project,— is an interactive Web site that features a state-by-state analysis of more than 250 energy and infrastructure projects the
EFCA Would Help Blacks Find Economic Recovery
[IMGCAP(1)]Many actions need to be taken to address this economic inequity.
Republicans Back on Earmark Train
But she nonetheless requested 35 earmarks worth more than $120 million — including $1 million for potato breeding research, $25 million to dredge the Columbia River and $3 million for military experiments
Hill Climbers: Multitasking Networkers
[IMGCAP(1)]Teresa Bravo found out firsthand how useful it is to have a supportive community to turn to upon first arriving in Washington, D.C.
Some Shops Soar; Others Flutter
growth to the firm’s large commercial real estate practice, the Obama administration taking on several high-profile regulatory issues and the firm’s merger with MARC Associates becoming official on Jan. 1.
Heard on the Hill: In Enemy Territory
[IMGCAP(1)]Keith, who visited Washington, D.C., before departing for his eighth overseas tour with the USO, spoke at the press club and made it clear that he was none too fond of the two professions
Next Hundred Days Will Be Harder Than the First Hundred
[IMGCAP(1)]I suspect we would all agree that assessing any president after 100 days is not worth a whole lot, especially when the benchmarks are FDR and LBJ.
Don’t Let Comcast Deprive Fans of the NFL Network
Unfortunately, as you may hear from many of your constituents, Comcast will not carry the NFL Network starting May 1 — denying football fans the unique access and special coverage that only the NFL Network
GOP Committees Report Big Money Haul in March
The NRSC will report $2.27 million in cash on hand as of March 31, with $1 million debt. The NRCC announced last month that its annual dinner, which was headlined by Louisiana Gov.
Campus Notebook: Done Deal
[IMGCAP(1)]The agreement, hashed out in two weeks, calls for a 2.65 percent “budget factor,— which will be paid out to employees relative to their standing within their particular performance group