Free Walking Tours and Museums This Weekend
Hosted by National Press Club President Tammy Lytle and 2003 Pulitzer Prize Cartoonist David Horsey of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the event will run from 6 to 9 p.m. tonight at the National Press
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Barracks Row Fest Celebrates Revitalization
with the installation of the YuMe Tree mural on the CVS building, then proceeds — led by Hine Junior High School’s marching band — to Eighth Street Southeast for the festivities, which will last until 6
After Kate
The forum runs from 4 to 6 p.m. in Room 2168 of the Rayburn House Office Building. Smarts.
Louisiana: House Members Take Sides in Saturday’s Gubernatorial Primary
Leach took 9 percent, Ewing 8 percent and Downer 6 percent. Public Service Commissioner Jay Blossman (R) took 1 percent but has since dropped out of the race and endorsed Downer.
Economy or Terrorism? Some Polls Just Don’t Get to the Bottom of It
In 1997, 41 percent said the leaders were pushing too fast, 40 percent that their efforts were about right and 6 percent too slow.
GOP Storms Back to Win Coveted Roll Call Cup
Democrats took a surprising 6-4 lead over the Republicans after the first two rounds of the Ryder Cup-style tournament at Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase, Md.
Could Pushing Supplemental Expose Internal GOP Rifts?
“There’s a possibility we could go into Saturday, and even cancel the recess,” said the aide of the Senate’s plans to recess the week of Oct. 6.
ILLINOIS: Chico Is First on the Air In Crowded Senate Race
John Borling and businessman John Cox each took 8 percent, paper company executive Andy McKenna took 6 percent, and state Sen. Steve Rauschenberger took 5 percent.
Santorum Dealt Setback on Welfare
Grassley suggested forcing the Senate to work during January — an unusual practice even though Congress formally convenes Jan. 5 or 6, 2004.
Will Schumer Run For Governor?
The Marist poll showed Schumer with a comfortable 16-point lead over Pataki in a trial Senate matchup, but losing to Giuliani by 6 points.
The NRSC’s Big Haul
The event had originally been slated to bring in between $5 million and $6 million. But Sen.
Running Out of Time Again?
For example, Senate leaders already have a nascent plan to use October — not including the week of Oct. 6, when they’ll be in an unusual fall recess — for items other than finishing appropriations
Klayman Announces Bid for Florida Senate Seat
He also touted his role in legal challenges to the Clinton administration’s decision to return 6-year-old Elian Gonzales to Cuba during a bitter and emotional confrontation with the vocal anti-Castro community
Grid Upgrades Necessary for Deregulated Market
H.R. 6 provides for a federal backstop in siting transmission lines on private lands. H.R. 6 retains state authority on this issue, but requires state action within one year.
Hispanic Heritage Month
The CHCI’s 26th Annual Gala, the banner event of the week, will take place from 6 p.m. to midnight Wednesday.
Patton Boggs Bumps Cassidy
Piper Rudnick, which last year took over lobbying giant Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson & Hand, slid two spots to No. 6 on the list, and Barbour, Griffith & Rogers fell out of the top 10 for
Blackout Signals a Broken System
In fact, the energy bill passed by the House earlier this year (H.R. 6) was crafted to prevent such devastating blackouts.
House May Work Without Senate
House Republican leaders will not commit to following the Senate’s lead in taking the week of Oct. 6 off and are suggesting that the chamber may be in session until at least Oct. 31.
Hatch Hires a Longtime Critic
In an Oct. 6 op-ed titled “Senator Hatch Has Let the Country Down,” Jipping accused Hatch of abandoning a pledge to weed out “activist judges,” whom he described as misinterpreting the Constitution to
New Meaning for “Labor” Lobbying
But most important of all is the fact that a healthy young boy, William Alexander Vogel, was born at 6 pounds, 4 ounces.