West: Beating Reid Would Be the Title Prize for GOP
Richard Pombo, who was environmentalists’ public enemy No. 1 when he was House Resources chairman, state Sen.
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Visnjic: Congress Must Support Whale Conservation
[IMGCAP(1)]How can a body that was designed to regulate this inhumane practice, now sanction it after all these years?
Southwest: Teague, McCain Bloody Fights Get Top Billing
Hayworth joined the race in early February and garnered attention by raking in more than $1 million by the end of March.
Senate Democrats Plan Pivot to Tax, Jobs Bill
[IMGCAP(1)]But including the doc fix provisions — which would not be paid for and that Republicans say will add as much as $150 billion to the debt — could prove tricky.
Capito & Rogers: EPA Threatens Future of Mining Industry
[IMGCAP(1)]While the EPA conducts an unnecessary re-examination of the mining permitting process under the guise of environmental stewardship, the troubling reality is that the EPA’s unsolicited
Schmidt: A Butterfield Moment?
[IMGCAP(1)]Flash-forward from 1973 to 2010.
New England: GOP Has Something to Prove in the Northeast
Massachusetts Filing deadline: June 1 | Primary: Sept. 14 House 10th district Open seat: Bill Delahunt (D) is retiring Outlook: Leans Democratic By the time Delahunt announced his retirement
South: Road to House Majority Winds Through Dixie
He also boasts one of the most conservative voting records in the Democratic Caucus, not to mention a nearly 3-to-1 cash-on-hand advantage over Roby.
Midwest: President’s Senate Seat Is in Danger of Flipping
Minnesota Filing deadline: June 1 | Primary: Aug. 10 House 6th district Incumbent: Michele Bachmann (R) 2nd term (46 percent) Outlook: Likely Republican Look for this to become
Mid-Atlantic: Big Pennsylvania, New York Wins Could Push GOP to Majority
Republican has emerged to challenge him — the likely GOP nominee is Army veteran Chris Gibson — and Murphy, who essentially never stopped campaigning after his victory a year ago, was sitting on more than $1
Senate Welcomes Karzai on Floor With a Standing Ovation
Shortly after 1 p.m., Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) asked for unanimous consent to allow Karzai to come to the floor.
Rothenberg: GOP Still Shy of Races in Play to Win Majority
[IMGCAP(1)]But the change in the national environment, combined with an angry electorate and a jobless economic recovery, has given Republicans the shot in the arm they needed, as well as a growing
10 Most Vulnerable: Still a Freshman Affair
Bill Sali by 1 point in an overwhelmingly Republican district. Minnick broke the party line almost three-fifths of the time last year.
Photo From the Attic: Meeting the Press
[IMGCAP(1)]Stanley F. Reed was a World War I veteran who never finished his law degree.
Kleinfeld: Allowances Are the Jobs Enabler in Climate Effort
[IMGCAP(1)]However, it is crucial that any climate change legislation produced by Congress give both industry and workers the time they need to adjust to the challenges of tomorrow.
Mug Shots: Rooftop Bars Take a Look at the City From Up High
[IMGCAP(1)]Earlier this spring, we brought you a handy list of bars and restaurants that offered outdoor seating.
Schwartz & McMahon: Child Care Shouldn’t Break the Family Bank
[IMGCAP(1)]Who knew that today’s parents would need a trust fund to pay for child care, let alone college?
Heard on the Hill: Hall and Wonder, Separated at Birth?
Phone Sex, Not Budget-Slashing Note to GOPers looking to brand a clever slogan: 1-800-CUT-GOVT, which certainly sounds like a Republican spending-slashing enterprise, is actually a phone-sex
Senators: Nominee Meetings Matter
[IMGCAP(1)]”That’s where the meetings become important, and that’s why the hearings are so important,” Graham said.
GOP 2010 Wins Won’t Be Votes of Confidence
[IMGCAP(1)]Just as Democrats misread their 2008 success as a mandate for too-liberal government, there’s every danger that the GOP will assume that the American electorate is drinking tea.