Abbey: Moratorium on Horse Gathers Is Untenable
[IMGCAP(1)]With herd sizes growing at an average rate of 20 percent a year (thus doubling in size every four years), these removals are necessary to protect wildlife habitat, the horses themselves
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The Jury Is In on Local Artists’ Exhibition
The exhibition is free and open on Fridays and Saturdays from 1 to 5 p.m. through Aug. 28.
Crist’s I’ll Caucus With the People’ Has Limits
The RealClearPolitics.com average of all surveys taken from July 9 to Aug. 1 showed Crist ahead of the pack at 36.8 percent support, followed by Rubio at 31.8 percent and Meek, the Democrat most often
Unions Spending Big to Influence House Vote
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees spent more than $1 million on television and newspaper advertising to push for passage.
Bennet’s Fate Tops Primary Balloting
But he’s spent much of the race criticizing Bennet for taking more than $1 million in campaign contributions from special interest groups and being the choice of the party establishment.
Anderson: Time to Adjust for Life in the Age of Leverage’
[IMGCAP(1)]Indeed, economic and security issues are so fundamental now and so intertwined that no attempt to summarize the age in either economic or security terms would suffice.
Honda & Cao: Minority Families Hit Especially Hard by Oil Spill
[IMGCAP(1)]What is equally disastrous, but less frequently reported, is the impact to the physical health, economy and livelihoods of communities living adjacent to the Gulf Coast.
CVC Tallies 4 Millionth Visitor
The recent rate of visitors outpaces past high points: It took six months from the CVC’s opening in December 2008 to reach 1 million visitors, then another five months to hit two million in September
Senate’s Costs for Foreign Travel May Set Record
According to travel disclosures published in the Congressional Record, from Jan. 1 to July 1 the federal government spent $2.6 million to cover the costs of overseas travel for Senators and their
Democrats Put Immigration Back on Agenda
“The bottom line is if immigration was the No. 1 issue, you know, I may have a great interest in it,” Menendez said. “We’re going to talk about what constituents want to talk about.
New Hampshire May See First All-Female Delegation
“I’d say the chances are maybe 1 in 5 that all the seats would go to a woman candidate,” said Andy Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
Rothenberg’s Dangerous Dozen Open House Seats
[IMGCAP(1)]Tennessee’s 6th. Democratic Rep. Bart Gordon’s retirement hands this seat to state Sen. Diane Black, who won Thursday’s GOP primary very narrowly.
Hill Climbers: GOPers Seek New-Media Jackpot
[IMGCAP(1)] But with midterm elections approaching, the team hasn’t stopped brainstorming new initiatives.
Senate Democrats Expected to Try to Pass Border-Only Bill
Updated: 1:36 p.m. Senate Democrats are expected to try to pass a narrow border-only immigration bill Thursday afternoon before breaking for the August Recess.
Torossian: Making a Comeback From a PR Crisis — What’s Next for Al Gore?
[IMGCAP(1)]We tend to remember public figures for their mishaps and embarrassments.
Fincher, Cohen Win Big in Tennessee
Flinn spent close to $3 million of his own money on the contest, and Kirkland benefited from well over $1 million in independent expenditures from a group run by his brother.
Photo From the Attic: Anchors Aweigh
[IMGCAP(1)] The July 1, 1961, launching of the USS Leahy (named for Fleet Adm. William Daniel Leahy) brought to Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, (from left) then-Rep. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii), Sen.
Alaska’s Rep. Young Will Not Be Charged in Corruption Case
Young, who has spent more than $1 million on legal fees since 2007, has previously acknowledged the federal investigation, stating in April 2008 that he had “worked fully with the Department of Justice
Lawmakers Get Less K Street Largess
The telecommunications giant contributed $1 million to the George W. Bush Presidential Library, which is set to go up near Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
Wang: Close Oil-Government Ties Are Unremarkable
[IMGCAP(1)]To begin with, the fact that the government and the oil industry are closely associated is unremarkable; by law, they are joint venturers.