Stevens Judge Blasts Prosecution Over Evidence
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) was abruptly adjourned Thursday, after the defense informed Judge Emmet Sullivan that the government handed over late Wednesday night an FBI document providing evidence that could
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Senate GOP Leadership Races Heat Up
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) has privately expressed interest in taking on that job as well and has engaged in quiet discussions within the Conference about his plans.
Judge: Stevens Trial to Continue
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), arguing that while the government had apparently violated its obligation to turn over exculpatory evidence to the defense, the defense now has the information and can still use
Florida: First Rooney TV Ad Touts Outsider Status
Mark Foley (R) and allegations of inappropriate behavior with House pages.
Boehner Reignites Energy Debate
The ban on offshore drilling was quietly lifted today, and House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) wasted no time in blasting Democrats for planning to reinstate it in the next Congress.
Two Tough Cookies Compete in Illinois
A lot of the skills that I learned along the way were very much transferable.” “I’m [now] selling a product: me,” she adds.
Hoyer, Blunt See Growing Support in House
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) signaled this morning a shift of support in their chamber for a $700 billion financial rescue plan, but they warned a newly
Ohio: Schuring Ad Reminds Voters Where He Lives
Kirk Schuring (R) emphasized his local roots in his first TV advertisement of the campaign. Schuring faces state Sen.
If Rescue Passes, Here’s Who Gets Credit and Blame
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) have abandoned ambiguity to call wholeheartedly for passage of a package.
Great Lakes, Great Races
Joe Knollenberg (R) has a tough challenge from former state Lottery Commissioner Gary Peters (D). And in southern Michigan, freshman Rep. Tim Walberg (R) is in a tight race with state Sen.
House Leaders Bullish on Vote
John Shadegg (R-Ariz.) praised changes made in the Senate, and House Democratic leaders worked to keep their votes in line.
Shays Sees Opening for Bill’s Passage
Christopher Shays (R-Conn.) said Tuesday that House leaders would have to make relatively few changes to the package. “The bottom line is this: I think the bill could pass in its present form.
Heard on the Hill: Warner’s Roving Eye
Susan Collins (R-Maine), who lavishly praised the retiring Virginia gentleman.
Sullivan Warns Prosecutors of Possible Sanctions
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) after attorneys arranged for a key witness to return to Alaska despite outstanding subpoenas from StevensÂ’ defense team.
House Rejects Wall Street Bailout
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) all had urged Members to support the bill.
Senate Leaders Vow to Keep Trying
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said the market reaction to the HouseÂ’s rejection of a Wall Street rescue package proves the need to pass a bill that can stabilize U.S. financial markets
Hoyer Says Tax Extenders Imperiled
“I’m going to continue to work with [Majority Leader Harry] Reid to see what can be done, even if it’s next year.” Hoyer did not rule out the House returning later this year but said it would not
Attorneys Spar in Stevens Case
Ted Stevens (R) but acknowledged that they will not call an expected key witness in the lawmakerÂ’s trial.
House Moves Shakily Forward on Bailout
“I’m going to base my decision on what I think. But there is a political element to it.” Rep.
House Leaders Working for Support
“I still haven’t made up my mind,” Financial Services ranking member Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.) said.