Heard on the Hill: Fashion Police Report for Duty
The event marked one of the few times the 6-foot-4-inch lawmaker didn’t tower over everyone else, the spokesman pointed out. (Johnson measures 6 feet 9 inches.)
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BP CEO Will Appear Before Lawmakers Next Week
Updated: June 8, 6:02 p.m.
Hill Talk: Atlas Performing Arts Rolls Out Summer Films
Tickets are $6 each, with package deals available online and at the box office at 202-399-7993. For more information and a list of the movies, visit atlasarts.org.
Free Movies, Concerts, Festivals and Museums Are Perfect for Tight Budgets
In a city where apartments cost an arm and a leg and a glass of beer can run upward of $6, D.C.’s summer interns can find themselves on tight budgets. Fear not.
Clinton Library Releases 45,000 Pages of Kagan Documents
Democrats are hoping for a full Senate confirmation vote before the August recess, which begins Aug. 6.
Sestak Confirms He Turned Down Unpaid White House Job
Updated: 6:21 p.m. Rep. Joe Sestak confirmed Friday that he turned down an offer for a presidential advisory post as he was weighing a challenge to Sen.
Recess Not Playtime for Nervous Incumbents
The RealClearPolitics average of generic ballot polls taken May 6 through May 24 found the two parties in a virtual tie, at roughly 42 percent.
South Carolina: Club for Growth Poll Says Scott Leads Rivals
Larry Kobrovsky, a former member of the Charleston County School Board, polled at 8 percent, and four other candidates were preferred by 2 percent to 6 percent of those surveyed.
Hill Talk: H Street Streetcars Ride Funding Roller Coaster
“Because we cash out the dollars that were cobbled together for the streetcar … we have lost the opportunity of a generation to have streetcars,” Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells said.
Drawing Attention to a Mental Health Crisis
“Vital (A)(R)(T)” is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday until June 16 at 1100 16th St. NW.
Virginia: Rigell’s Internal Poll Gives Him Huge Lead
Bert Mizusawa, 9 percent for businessman Scott Taylor, 6 percent for businessman Ben Loyola and 1 percent apiece for ex-Navy SEAL Ed Maulbeck and writer Jessica Sandlin.
K Street Files: Big Business Fights Majority on Campaign Bill
They have signed on to help a fundraising event at Van Scoyoc Associates from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. today in support of Team Heather, which is participating in the Susan G.
Rossi Poised to Enter Washington Senate Race
But Rossi will have to work quickly to collect enough money to secure the nomination in August and to compete with Murray, who had nearly $6 million in the bank at the end of March.
Congress Enters Mad Dash to Recess
To accommodate its full plate, the House will gavel into session on Monday, with votes postponed until 6:30 p.m.
NRSC Outraises DSCC in April
The DSCC total was down from the $6 million it raised in March and down from the $4.2 million raised in April of 2008. The Democratic committee has raised $61.8 million for the cycle.
National Archives Plans to Put Patrons in Jeopardy!’
McGowan Theater of the Jan. 6 episode of the real “Jeopardy!” that spotlighted the National Archives as a featured category.
Heard on the Hill: Brown’s Brief Briefing
They will b on staff for 6 wks.” — Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) in a Monday afternoon tweet. Be warned, dear readers: Looks like the yearly swarm of khaki-clad summer interns is headed our way.
House GOP Fires Back Over Water Bill Earmarks
Updated: 6:14 p.m.
Heard on the Hill: A Light Gone Out for Meek
And Mourning’s intimidating 6-foot-10-inch frame might serve him as well in his new role of lobbyist as it did on the court.
Mid-Atlantic: Big Pennsylvania, New York Wins Could Push GOP to Majority
Maryland Filing deadline: July 6 | Primary: Sept. 14 Senate Incumbent: Barbara Mikulski (D) 4th term (65 percent) Outlook: Safe Democratic Some Free State Republicans dream of a Scott Brown-like