Prosecutors Want Fossella to Serve Five Days in Jail
Vito Fossella (R-N.Y.) to 180 days in jail for drunken driving, with all but five days suspended.
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Smithsonian Goes Low for Highbrow Exhibits and Art
In 1979, Congress voted to incorporate it into the Smithsonian Institution, and the collection is now housed in more than 22,000 square feet of exhibition space — with more than 95 percent of it below
Stevens Juror Lied About Father’s Death
Judge Emmet Sullivan suspended deliberations in StevensÂ’ criminal trial on Oct. 23 upon being notified that the jurorÂ’s father had died, and replaced her with an alternate juror on Oct. 27 when the
Ike’s Political Aftershocks
The Olson campaign had also suspended all activity, with Olson himself spending every day since the storm volunteering in recovery activities.
Rangel in GOP Cross Hairs
“Thus, in order to remove one obstacle to this Democratic Congress actually addressing and solving working families’ concerns, you, as the Speaker of the House, must insist that Rep.
Fossella Case Delayed
The incident also prompted revelations that Fossella, who will retire at the end of the 110th Congress, fathered a daughter with former Air Force officer Laura Fay, with whom he had an extramarital affair
New York: Party Leaders Want Powers’ Foes Gone
“Like Senator Clinton selflessly suspended her campaign for the greater cause of electing a Democrat to the White House, we need to unite behind one candidate to put our strongest foot forward in
Minnesota: Edina Mayor Suspends His Campaign for House
Edina Mayor Jim Hovland (D) has suspended his Congressional campaign, saying he will reconsider his options if the 3rd district convention does not choose to endorse a candidate.
Beard Bites Back
A provision to maintain staff-led tours at the Capitol was included in the fiscal 2009 budget proposal submitted to Congress by President Bush on Monday.
Stimulus Is ‘Get Out Of Jail Free’ Card for White House, Congress
its way through the legislative process has changed this year’s budget debate, just think about this: Four weeks or so after President Bush had a take-no-prisoners attitude and absolutely demanded that Congress
A Very Hot Potato
On Nov. 3, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf declared a state of emergency and suspended the country’s constitution. A Delicate Vote.
Franking Resumes, for Now
When several GOP offices submitted documents to the commission last week, the requests were met with an e-mail citing the suspended operations, and stating: “The Majority Staff have refused to reply
McCain Again a Regular Senate Presence
McCain noted that he suspended 10 days worth of campaign activity so he could focus fully on the troop withdrawal debate in the Senate.
Constitution Day and Congress’ War Powers
This month is crucial as Congress assesses our Iraq mission.
We Can’t Afford to Write Off ‘Stars’ of the Wild
At first I thought it was a retrospective of my movie roles, but actually this documentary was made to inform Members of Congress about the challenges in the wild that face 13 of the Earth’s endangered
Illinois: Seals Officially Kicks Off Second Try to Oust Kirk
Mark Sanford (R) has suspended Ravenel during the investigation. Ravenel, a wealthy real estate developer, is the son of former Rep. Arthur Ravenel Jr. (R-S.C.).
Kyl Tries New Version of K St. Outreach
The gatherings were suspended early last year, but Santorum’s involvement became a campaign issue that helped sink his re-election bid.
The Keys to the Castle
“He’s been very active in Congress on issues he feels passionate about.
Judges’ Group Jumps Into COLA Fray
Although the Senate legislation is limited solely to lawmakers’ salaries, the action has drawn concern from the Judicial Conference, because in recent years, when Congress has suspended its own pay
The Abramoff Saga: The Worst Hill Scandal in Our Lifetime?
Stories of rot and corruption involving Congress just keep coming. The latest was the double dose of Jack Abramoff in The Washington Post.