Mark Pryor Contributor Cops to Internship Flub
For those who missed the fireworks Wednesday, Pryor’s office rocketed to DEFCON 1 after discovering that Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis had secured the equivalent of a “send your favorite sex
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Berman, Sherman Start Unloading War Chests Ahead of June Test
Berman, who is backed by California’s two Senators and two-thirds of the Democratic House delegation, has outraised Sherman by $1 million this cycle and took in more than $50,000 on Monday at a Sacramento
Texas: GOP Senate Candidates Place Major Ad Buys
. $4 million of that has been on broadcast and $1 million has been on cable. Former Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert has spent and booked $1.65 million worth of ads through the primary.
Truth About Mitt Romney’s Running Mate Choice
The cable networks have 8,784 hours to fill this leap year — 4,416 hours to fill from May 1 to the end of October — and they’ll need to fill some of those hours with chatter from people who want
Turner: Proposed Missile Defense Cuts Reflect Obama’s Naivete
According to Missile Defense Agency budget charts, the U.S. under his plan will be spending about $4 or $5 on regional missile defense for every $1 on national missile defense.
Bell: Base Policy Decisions on the Best Research
few ways to determine whether a study meets broad principles for what researchers consider the “gold standard” of reliable evidence: Here are four tips when assessing social policy research: 1.
New York Freshmen Most Vulnerable
The presumptive GOP nominee is Rye Town Supervisor Joe Carvin, who loaned his campaign $1 million in the first quarter.
Obama Gains Traction With Student Loan Offensive
then ripped the GOP for spending money on two wars and enacting two tax cuts without paying for them and voting for oil company subsidies and against the Buffett Rule requiring people making more than $1
Paulsen and Jenkins: Health Care Provision on OTC Drugs Hurts Consumers
That means for every $1 spent on OTC medicines, the health care system saves $6-$7.
Labor-HHS, T-HUD Bills to Bear Brunt of Spending Cuts
Appropriators have already announced a roughly $100 million increase in the Energy and water development bill, which will receive $32.1 billion, and the Defense spending bill will also get a roughly $1
Broadcasters Betray Trust With Citizens United
But the court, by an 8-1 margin, endorsed robust disclosure as a disinfectant against the unlimited spending it unleashed.
App-Makers Seek K Street Assistance
Microsoft pumped at least $1 million last year into the Association for Competitive Technology, an app-focused trade association.
Russell: Obama’s Energy Strategy of Contradiction
A recent Gallup poll revealed that Americans favor the Keystone XL pipeline by a ratio of 2-to-1.
Utah: Orrin Hatch, Dan Liljenquist Will Face Off in Primary
With a much broader and likely more moderate primary electorate, Hatch, who had $3.2 million in cash on hand as of April 1, has the early edge over Liljenquist, who had $242,000 in cash on hand.
Transportation: A Car Staple Comes to the Tower
Impressive Results At a recent Senate Budget Committee hearing, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood touted the $1 billion that President Barack Obama asked for in his fiscal 2013 budget for
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Continues to Spend Heavily on Lobbying, Filings Show
The DCI Group filed a report stating that it had brought in $1 million from Verizon Communications Inc., only to later make a second filing that scaled back the quarterly fee to $100,000.
Technology: Tackling a Daunting Task
The report recommended that the government invest $1 billion annually to innovate in networking and information technology — a sector that encompasses all things technological from data management
Female Lawmakers Are Raising Money and the Political Stakes
In the first quarter of 2012 alone, Senate Democratic incumbents Claire McCaskill (Mo.), Amy Klobuchar (Minn.) and Debbie Stabenow (Mich.) raised $2.3 million, $1 million and $1.5 million respectively
Is Larry Kissell Opponent Richard Hudson a ‘Birther’?
Watch the video of Hudson (the comments about Obama begin at the 1:50 mark): Watch video of the president responding to birthers:
Drugmaker’s Eyelash Fight Reaches Congress
The company is currently testing the same compound as a therapy for baldness, a move that, if successful, could open up a $1 billion market, the company said.