New Hampshire: Hodes Runs Well; Senate Race Wide Open
The automated poll of 1,326 Granite State voters was taken Feb. 6-8. The survey had a margin of error of 2.7 points.
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Lobbyists’ Money as Popular as Ever
Mott House from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The NRCC is hosting its winter meeting this weekend in the Florida Keys.
Judiciary: Partisans Welcome
Holding 6-to-2 is a pretty good showing,” Specter said, explaining that “people were satisfied with the vigorous examination we had of Holder.” Even Cornyn, who voted against Holder, acknowledged
Man With Gun Apprehended Outside Capitol
By 6 p.m., the scene was cleared and officers reopened the CapitolÂ’s north barricade. Some of those exiting the Capitol werenÂ’t even aware an arrest occurred at all.
Rep. Dingell Makes History
Young John Dingell walked the House floor for the first time at age 6.
U.S. Economy Needs Steady Rehab, Not ER Treatment
The continuing resolution currently funding much of the federal government expires March 6, so the action on the appropriations will be occurring at exactly the time when some additional economic push
Heard on the Hill: More HGTV, Less C-SPAN
A team of lobbyists will take on a team of lawmakers and staffers in the blood sport of ice hockey, in a March 6 charity game benefiting the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club.
Examining the Lovely Bones of Jamestown
And Smithsonian researchers believe that a 6-month-old infant buried in one of the lead coffins is the daughter of Philip Calvert and his second wife.
Groups Lobby Against Cuts to Stimulus Bill
Reid sent the chamber into recess until 6:30 p.m.
From Senator to Senate Staffer
LandrieuÂ’s re-election victory over state Treasurer John Kennedy (R) by a comfortable 6 points was the one bright spot for Democrats on Election Day.
Economic Stimulus Solutions Include Tax-Deductible Down Payments, Flex-Fuel Laws and Trips to Mars
Assuming a healthy rate of 6 million homes sold per year at an average price of $300,000 each, with 10 percent down payments made deductible to taxpayers in the 25 percent bracket, the total income lost
New Shop on the Square
“That probably means we’re not going to be the next Van Scoyoc and have 6 gazillion clients, but that’s OK.” When Ackil and Tanielian signed three new clients at the end of 2008, they decided to
Ginsburg Surgery Fuels Talk of Obama’s Supreme Court Picks
Updated: 6 p.m.
Hungarian Rhapsodies
They will also perform selections from Kurtág’s “Játékok” (Games), his “6 Moments Musicaux” and Bartók’s Fifth String Quartet, also a Coolidge commission.
Omnibus Pushed to March; New CR in View
The House will likely finish its work on the bill sometime before March 6, “in the two weeks after we come back” from the mid-February recess that kicks off on Feb. 13, House Majority Leader Steny
So Many Lincoln Books, So Little Time
Pitch (which was reviewed in Roll Call on Jan. 6) sheds light on the minute details of LincolnÂ’s death and the flight of John Wilkes Booth and the other assassins.
Hill Talk: Eastern Market Works Overtime
Construction will now be from 7 a.m. to midnight Monday through Friday and 6 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. “The first three weeks will be the most intensive,” Rice continued.
Gregg’s Gain Would Be Senate’s Loss
Updated: Jan. 31, 6:05 p.m. As Sen.
Debate on Adopting Rules Offers Clues to Majority’s Intentions
Anyone watching the House rules debate on Jan. 6, however, might have come away with the opposite notion, that rules are something the majority uses to disadvantage the minority.
Spies Come Out at Night
On Feb. 6, the museum will open to an adult crowd for its “Spy at Night” experience.